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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1906
Page
11
Butte newspaper page notes advertising rates and contact by phone at 423 for the principal drenched ounce of the blandard inet on Broadway.
A dense jumble of listings and names fills the page including rental notices, telephone contacts, theater mentions, and personal notices. Names span Hurhey Dawes Marsh Hage Vook Cron Higgins and others with scattered references to rent, sales, and events.
A Shakespearean scholar presented a lecture at Vie Brond Way Healer detailing debates on authorship. The talk surveyed Bacon and Hall theories, weighing evidence for and against Bacon’s sole authorship and exploring life, works, and the Bard’s plays and poetry with reference to historical claims.
A fragmentary reminiscence discusses Shakespearean themes and figures, noting references by various authors and critics. It mentions Caelianis beliefs, a prophet-like apostle, and a general claim of Shakespeare influencing ideas about art, virtue, and human knowledge across cultures.
A report notes an event this morning in which speakers from McHiellan’s department and the Vie Menta Sie clety of Tengineers discuss the effects of electricity units and practical demonstrations. Students will receive a diploma upon completion, then depart to their next assignments.
John J. Murray aged 27, a long-time resident of Butte and noted miner, died yesterday at his sister’s residence on Miner Street. Funeral arrangements will be announced with services at St. Mary’s Church, followed by burial in the local cemetery.
Fragmentary OCR describes an excursion from Denver with mentions of rail routes and ticket offices. It references Overland lines, street addresses, and price notes but lacks clear dates or complete actions. The text hints at city ticket offices and a 15 hour travel timeline, yet specifics remain uncertain.
A fragmented report covers a meeting with delegates, appoint- ments and discussions. It lists names like Rev. M HBL ess, Miss Mildred Janice Hillings, and Rev Sak, with various roles and locations such as Pony and Kalispell. The narrative notes scholarly papers, religious service, and junior work coordination alongside committee actions and registries.
Fragments show a list of individuals with titles and surnames, referencing staying in the city and registration at a reception headquarters. The text reads like a partial roster of attendees or residents with scattered first names, initials, and potential misspellings, with no clear event, date, or organization fully identifiable.
Friends of PT Petersan recount a missing person case in a South Bute area. Mentions a lodge and Odd Mehaws group, a cobbler shop, and a search spanning five weeks. Names Gregson, David the Hy, and others as part of the local scene. References a parlor meeting at 60 Week and local beverages at various establishments.
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