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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1906
Page
8
A fringe display of women's suits appears at the Cade style fair, highlighting new silhouettes and fashion trends. The event showcases innovative cuts, luxury fabrics, and coordinated accessories aimed at contemporary urban wardrobes.
Classified fragment advertises vests and pants at 19 to 25 cents with lace trimming and ribbed fabrics. Mentions longcloth and sheer Tang, noting quality and attractive fall fashion. Text is cut off, but indicates a sale end date and pricing.
Court heard JF Slow sue Frederick Schuter for $1000 over alleged published sensations from July. Defendant represented by Barker and Lamb. Richards and Harris aiding defense. Case described as the hardest fought civil action in the county. details include court proceedings and attorney actions.
A man named John Cole attacked his daughter Maris with a weapon at their home near Woodcliffe in May. He killed her and then fatally shot himself as police arrived. A fire later burned a nearby forest and farm property, causing additional losses.
In Montana authorities pursue Morgan Hot the Anak as a wanted man. Reports say he eluded a train transfer and is linked to the Galatia and Madison counties investigation. The case involves Frank Suiford and other named figures amid a tense pursuit and protective actions.
In a legal contest, Hearst seeks quo warranto relief to question Mayor York City's title. Clarence Shean, attorney for Mesril, argues the counts were not truthfully tallied and seeks proper counting procedures amid accusations of tampering and violence impacting election outcomes.
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