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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1906
Page
5
The New York Yacht Club confirms plans for an early season with several regattas. Highlights include the spring races at Glen Cove and Newport, with summer events and prizes across multiple venues. Local members anticipate drifting winds and robust competition among yachts owned by affluent owners and heirs. The schedule features a series of cruisers and fleet races, culminating in high-profile cups and social events at Newport and Glen Cove.
In Butte briefs, local society and court notes mix oddities and routine: William Barkewood to testify in Detroit matter, Walter Meokkus and Parthingh attend a MeLanguin meeting, and district officials review cases in Northern Pee ciDee. Citations include Judge Rowrquitne and clerk Grace Hovde, with minor fines and arraignments noted as part of daily municipal life.
A man was hit by a stray bullet and transported to a hospital. The fragmented OCR text mentions unrelated names and lines, but the readable core reports the injured man being removed for medical care.
Saloon operators unite to resist bartenders demand for an eight hour day. A well known advocate claims support is forming a solid bloc as signatures circulate. County officials and a local union member indicate plans to organize promptly to push the new rule.
Behanzin the exiled king and his three wives and two daughters faced life on Saint Martinique as French authorities controlled their destinies. The narrative recounts his initial capture, exile, and long wait for potential amnesty or transfer, with his family living under surveillance in Fort de France.
A fragmentary wartime message warns of ongoing danger and urges vigilance for self protection. It mentions keeping a gate open at night and references a near refusal to surrender in a tense standoff with unclear agents.
A garbled note references a bill in a transit or session context and mentions names like Neveswons and Mapleey. The readable parts show a request or statement about presenting a bill and a promise or action related to voting or approval.
Fragmentary OCR text from Portland dated May showing garbled lines about a eraser and a committee. The readable bits imply a legal or administrative note with references to plates and penalties, but content is largely unintelligible.
A detailed report on graduation exercises held by Bozeman schools, noting the event program, speakers, and the involvement of various school departments. The piece references exhibition elements, dates, and venues, including the AMHR event and related displays, with emphasis on the school community’s preparations and anticipated attendance.
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