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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1906
Page
18
Stockholders provide substantial support as creditors and managers discuss selling a company property. The plan contemplates issuing additional shares, with subscription efforts ongoing and negotiations to fund the operation through new stock. Court-appointed receiver may be required to facilitate proceedings while stockholders seek to recover value from the asset.
A long roster of patrolmen and named city officers appears in the council minutes, detailing assignments and confirmations. The document records appointments by Detntech, mentions absent Ward members, and notes motions, committee referrals, and a range of municipal actions including sewer, water, and paving matters.
A frail older woman wanders the town seeking shelter and aid. A good Samaritan offers assistance, guiding her to safety, sharing food, and ensuring she reaches a local shelter. Neighbors recall the event amid a tense, unsettled night as authorities note no further incidents.
A garbled OCR item reports that engineers elected men to the Western Federation and notes a May event connected to a police detail. It mentions Mr Madlen and W. 9 Steddern as residents, a notice served at East tight to the public, and no injuries beyond unspecified damage.
In New York on May 1, a telegraphic trameter of SH was sent toward San Promweista Tuesday via the subtressuty, with officials noting the unusual transfer and seeking clarification on its purpose.
Helena city faces several suits on warrants and debt limits. The case claims the city exceeded lawful indebtedness when warrants were issued and payments contracted under a 1915 agreement with the Melero Water Company. Proceedings reference dates, contracts, and party names including White, Smith, and Shuler as involved actors.
The general conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South voted 16,000 to aid the Pacific Christian Advocate and to authorize an enlarged building at Shanghai. A committee praised Presidents McKinley and Roosevelt for not traveling on Sunday. A special committee urged expulsion of Senator Reed Stroot from the Senate.
Mayor addresses the Board of Aldermen regarding concerns over diphtheria spread and public health measures. Officials discuss vaccination campaigns, sanitation, and emergency readiness to protect residents.
The city health officer would receive immediate reports of all sore throat cases to trigger bacteriological testing for diphtheria. Mayor McKenzie cites healthy carriers, proposes compulsory physician reporting, bacteriological testing, and rapid isolation with two negative cultures before release.
Cut-price sale of dress goods advertised with heavy OCR errors. Mentions Tine Metisse sieving too dee garth tere this Week and season's dress goods. Special offers on organdie and inetiste with bold price cuts. Customers urged to take advantage of these low prices at Striadn's.
An advertisement extols Peruna for curing severe headaches and side and back pains, claiming a grateful public and many testimonials. It notes a laxative version now added and asserts broad health restoration and renewed activity for women suffering for years.
Amusing jokes and a six member all girl sextette headline the Margaret theater program on Friday night. A tuneful melody Yd Like to Marry You is to be sung by a high school youth with a large chorus. Peggy Brady and the prettiest group of girls in ten states will perform alongside.
An ad touts a sale on floor coverings with low prices and an extra ten percent discount this week. It promises no item lacks value and invites customers to visit.
Alda Fite Taylor, daughter of Under Sheriff Taylor, died at home on 617 Birch Street from whooping cough. Funeral is this afternoon at 2 from the residence. Burial will be at EU cemetery. Sympathy extended to Mr and Mrs Taylor from the community.
At Newington sessions John Bradley described as an afternoon bumper faces seven year term as government guest. Detective explains the man would bump doors in daytime when residents were absent to seize property. Bradley’s sentence reflects a punishment beyond mere local justice.
London reports that on March 29 a verger discovered a broken tooth and tampering marks around the church’s anusboxes at St Marys in Berkeley Square. The tooth matched Henry Seymour, who was hospitalized with a fractured skull and jaw after an incident at Marlborough Street police court.
London May 16 The Right Reverend Henry Bickersteth D D bishop of Exeter died here today He was born in 182A.
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