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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1906
Page
11
Rookwood Pottery displays flow goods in the window on Monday featuring a mat glaze described as dull yet color rich. Some pieces are plain while others are artistically decorated with prices from 1 to 10 dollars.
Local notes from Butte area include rent inquiries, vehicle ads, and personal updates. Mentions Mayer, Gray, Olsen, Uhrlettan, and transfers. references 194 Penn bik, new listings at 52 East Broadway, and automobiles for rent. Brief mentions of Chatham, Cabot, and New York connections appear amid scattered chatter about residents and local business.
A fragmented report describes a deadly confrontation in Cuba between rural police units and guardsmen, with gunfire reported after a quarrel. The tale names several individuals and locations but contains garbled text, leaving many specifics unclear.
In a tense riverfront event Swett surged late to beat Bergin by a small margin as rivals watched along the formver bend. The crowd at the dam area cheered the final stretch where Haetites and Geiematgeye added strong showings.
Fragmentary OCR passage mentions Mae Wi Ste Ver, Ste Ver tele, New York, Mrs Jefferson Mayle and personal conditions, with unclear references to ages and individuals.
Miles Puller, nearing death, comforts friends with calm assurances not to worry. The article chronicles his nightly vigil, movements, and the surrounding community gathered in his final hours, noting doctors and neighbors, legal observers, and local officials at his bedside in Missoula and nearby towns.
A lengthy address recounts Norway’s secession from Denmark in the 19th century, detailing Norse linguistic preservation, the union with Sweden, and the rise of a Norwegian monarchy led by a Bernadotte descendant. The piece notes political shifts, public reaction, and upcoming commemorations as independence strengthened national identity.
Sheriff Charles Mardell prepares to escort a prisoner from Caliente Nevada amid a murder investigation involving Deputy Sheriff Matis and others. Authorities probe suspects Margin, Whitton, and Chadey Aenyps as possible killers. arrests anticipated in Nevada.
A garbled OCR page notes an undefeated run after six games. Mentions people like Dr Melyer Pyke and events at places including Oeton and Pie Mavatory. Fragments reference health, power, and support, but details are unreadable and no clear outcome beyond the undefeated start.
Fragmented OCR text discusses Count Witte and an amnesty matter. It references a council and potential revelations, with unclear names and places. The readable portions suggest political or diplomatic context but lack concrete events or dates.
Delayed plans for the new Mynastery at Silver Bow Club reached Butte and Spokane, drawing wide interest among members at the clubrooms where displays were shown, including figures named Ten and Stan. The event featured discussion of the project and potential opening details.
RD Charles O Sherman of Chicago president of the Tadusiial Workers of Way World arrives by Batte a jsreh aigtar. He will speak this night either in the theater or the fees. He has one industry and unions. Sherman will remain ir as days pass.
A garbled forecast about Wellman and his Arctic expedition outlines plans for a balloon voyage and summer launch windows. Names and dates are unclear, but references to Major Jouve Frage and Nic Wallan imply staged trials and a July start, with further tests to gauge success.
The scattered OCR fragment depicts a chaotic chase with mentions of a prisoner, a town, and various names and places. It references a writer, a team, and a dramatic scene as if describing a pursuit or arrest in a tense local setting. The text is fragmentary and unclear, offering a glimpse rather than a cohesive report.
Report notes sighting of a turning over Powder River on Die Bay near Awad Wye. Passenger losses described with confusion. no serious injuries. Foreman of the Northern Pacific fined $30 for an incident at Matphar. Telegraphs from Peking mention foreign office reply and a note on Curios appointments.
Fragmentary diary excerpts describe a confrontation involving Bailey and Chandler. The report cites opposition to remarks about integrity and a request for transmission of amendments. The chaotic text reflects a political quarrel with references to press scrutiny and responses from officials and journalists.
An OCR ripe with errors references a court case and a jail sentence. Names like Wilkin Weaver and Justice Mann appear. the text mentions a detention and a brief jail term of nine days, along with obscure place names and numbers.
John J McGraw manager of the New York National League team was arrested on a charge of assault after a game with Pittsburgh. A warrant was issued and he surrendered, released on $400 bond. Hearing set for Saturday morning. Witnesses say the incident followed the game as the crowd taunted the visitors and McGraw allegedly struck a boy with a whip across the face.
The jury acquitted Ben Walker on the perjury charge after a trial that centered on testimony from Grant McClourd about a prior verifications. The decision came after deliberations that followed complex allegations and testimony at Rear Laie, leaving unresolved issues in the broader criminal docket.
The Port Henton ceremony announces graduates including Aligaroth Canty, Glo Ce Kits Ad Lauond, Bovly Patterson, and others. It notes a commencement score event and references speakers Bagley and Heve, with a ceremonial dance and new protections announced by Nenfe. A government contract is mentioned promising an average of 2 knots per hour for a ship run from Mockland, Mo to Boston.
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