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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1908
Page
3
The Anaconda Standard lists publishing details, pricing, and office contacts. It includes branch offices in Butte and other cities, telephone numbers, advertising managers, and where the newspaper is sold locally and in major cities.
A long dispute over who may appoint committees ends as Mayor Curby and a majority of the council reach a satisfactory agreement. Negotiations resolved the deadlock that blocked municipal work, with the council and mayor agreeing to proceed with the city’s business for the year.
In Philadelphia Os. 8, Welv Mitenell urged caution about faith cures for nervous disease during a talk before the American Noypologied assctation. He warned that faith care is sometimes misused and stressed the rational use of medicine, noting that healing by suggestion should not replace medical treatment or clergy presence.
A puzzling tale unfolds as Mrs. Cafnness drifts between life and death, praised for eerie cunning while residents suspect a swindler preying on Cone citizens. The community tracks a shadowy woman in black blamed for deaths and strange events, as authorities seek truth behind the uncanny claims.
Delegates from Silver Bow county plan a representative, noncommittal delegation to Bozeman for the state party convention. The first convention draws interest amid hopes for a unity slate, with some favoring Johnson and others supporting Brian for president. Democrats aim to avoid factional strife and present a united delegation to the national scene.
A St Louis dispatch reports the capture of £9,007 in money wrapped in rags and hidden in an old market casket. Teresa Habbo, 30, died at a city hospital after attendants restrained her. years earlier she begged in streets, saying she lacked a bar of soap and claiming a sister would work if given goods.
The discussion centers on Larry Thaw and his murder trial. Public interest stems from the severity of punishment and questions about justice, with emphasis on legal process, jury verdict, and societal protection.
An OCR fragment presents a garbled mix of names, opinions, and notices. It touches on language, education, and public figures, with references to Merlin university, English teachers, and Mr Thaw. The text includes incomplete sentences about marriages, a court appearance, and weather-contracts, all amid stylistic garble.
A special dispatch from Kolik, Russia reports American drivers encountering severe road blocks on the New York to Paris route. Crews faced a dangerous impasse and were compelled to retreat to the nearest village.
Father Doseph of the Lubely was stabbed after services at Sale isbury. He was brought to St. Mary's Infimary and today Als attendant reports he is comfortable and progressing. Doctors expect he may leave hospital within three weeks if steady.
Elisabeth Aver, eldest daughter of the assistant secretary of war and Mrs Hubert Shaw Giver, wed at the Overse residence in Washington. Present were President and Mrs. Roosevelt, Secretary and Mrs Wart, and Ambassador and Mrs Bryce. Attendees joined in the quiet home ceremony.
A garbled notice reports several individuals including Sheridan, Charles FR, Titans and Frank involved in hiring or stealing jewelry. Readable fragments indicate an arrest occurred here, with Staresaf WL J. Adams in BiNlay mentioned in relation to the case.
A historic report chronicles the post disaster rebuilding of San Francisco after the earthquake and fire. It cites immense losses, the surge in construction, rising population, and the city’s plan to fortify infrastructure while preserving its core identity and future growth.
A long, OCR filled report outlines the city’s indebtedness limit at 67.5 million with actual bonded debt near 44.38 million. It details a $18.7 million issuance for utilities and housing while noting per capita debt is low relative to peers such as New York and Boston. It paints a vivid contrast of pre and post fire San Francisco, describing rebuild efforts, new streets, and the return of civic life as the city rebuilds with a focus on infrastructure and housing.
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