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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1908
Page
2
Missoula hosts the opening day of the state track meet with multiple records threatened. Athletes from Helena and Great Falls posted strong showings as Missoula led the standings, while injuries and high winds affected performances.
Three bishops and officers including Rev Dr A Anundial acting as secretary and The Blackwell from Pennsylvania are listed alongside Tov Dn and Wirner of Nori Caros imar in the archival record.
Evans at Washington showed improved condition amid a distracted scene as players and officials moved through a cloudy day in Stington. The report notes a flow of aid and mentions several individuals by name while detailing routine actions around the station and field sites.
Reports indicate Denver and Rio Grande plan a multi million dollar expansion financed by new bonds. The project includes upgrading a main line segment of the Denver Rio Grande and the Rio Grande Western and contemplates a merger of both lines into a larger Denver and Rio Grande system.
Judges awarded medals in the declamation contest at University Hall during the Inter scholastic programme. Two panels judged separately for men and women. top placers include Joseph Kavanaugh Park County and William Hawkins Custer County among the men, with women led by Alien Power Hamilton and Teuth Wilson Missoula County. Tie rules granted shared medals for certain places.
The interscholastic association held its annual meeting at the University. A protest against R. Gish and George Trainor over registration was rejected. both were deemed eligible to participate. The rule intent was clarified to apply to Montana high schools. An election and committee appointments were announced for the upcoming sessions and prize decisions.
In Los Angeles on May 14 a federal bail request stood at $10,000 for daumes Mulhall, co owner of Slip Aotel Velie, indicted by a Minneapolis grand jury on alleged fraudulent mail usage. Mulhall, unable to post bail, remained in custody as his attorney claimed the charges have no foundation and vowed to prove his business was legitimate.
A Sunday legislative action shows a broad civil bill advancing in the Senate. An amendment proposed funds about two thousand dollars to support a local authority, with focus on water supply and suppression efforts. The measure faces further debate on its military and general provisions.
Fragmentary OCR notes report a contested matter involving a person named Gelger and references to the Mauretania ship and a five-year sentence. The legible elements mention Whittaker and Urle, with scattered phrases about New York and arboreal stainship.
Milwauke Wis May reports a large order of locomotives to equip a West Milwaukee plant expansion. The project aims to boost production, with the company planning to hire about 1,000 workers to support the increased output and rail fleet.
Local voters at Portland engage in a recall convention of the National Recall Coalition selecting Wonk and Borton as favored candidates. The event centers on electiygame tactics and the ext nomad wettton amid heated discussions about reform and party leadership.
A brief obituary notes the death of Glenn Twwguam D e at Shindare Borewan on May 4 at age 11, son of Prot FT Cun Winahtn, a subordinate of vehicle trade. Reports indicate the boy had been ill and recently showed signs of improved health before his death. The family is noted, with keen attention to the community in Boaeman.
In a case from Superian, John McDermott was charged with the murder of Chaves Dahl following a morning brawl at Wilbur's saloon. Police report indicate self defense claims amid conflicting statements and an inquest scheduled for the next day.
In Washington on May 14 Senator Tills man occupied his old office for a time today and was greeted only by Ws colleagues. The remarks implied a shift in stance as he faced questions about his Criefs and claims of improved status.
The readable text provides fragmented names such as Wou woon and St Lattin, plus partial terms like Mary and Fane grades, with scattered alphanumeric fragments. No clear event, date, or structured incident is identifiable.
The article quotes a fighter claiming the knockout loss to Kid McCoy should not count, arguing McCoy was a heavyweight and the rival was never defeated by his own fans in the middleweight class. It presents a disputed title claim and references a controversial result.
A damaged text fragment describes a 19th or early 20th century scene in a New England town near Washington. It references divers, a Boston group, and a Beltiah army, with mentions of Manchester and surrounding valleys, mountains, and a long old road.
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