Currency Bill Takes House Passes Amid Debate
A currency measure cleared the House after heated debate, sending the bill toward the Senate. Meagler of Repl Liars is tombied to the Senate with the measure.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1908
Page
7
Democrats Weigh Conferees Amid Tax and Bill Debate
Washington reports intense Democratic talks on a key finance bill as conferees from both houses meet. Senator La Follette’s stance looms large. a final vote hinges on Democratic unity and timing before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert la Follette
la Follette
la Foltette
Vreeland
Girdames
Keuttehy
Cannon
Tree Agent Arrested For Alleged Naive Theft Claim
Sweelal Ldenated in the Stile, Billings, May 12, William Lasnn, claimed as representative of nursery companies, was arrested today on charges of obtaining nines under false pretenses. He faced charges tied to a nursery promotion scheme. The trees involved were reportedly affected by a disorder described as a fever infection, not a disease, with claims of widespread infection among stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweelal
Billings
Willian Lasnn
Ledward
Ranses
General Assembly
Presbyterian Church
United States
Membe
Waelag
Indian windstorm tolls ten lives in Oklahoma town
A deadly windstorm swept through a rural Oklahoma area causing ten deaths and injuring several others. Victims include several named residents and families as rescue efforts and investigations begin.
Wealth spent on women ties up a court case
In a long running Buel will dispute the tale centers on Colonel Enell and 140000 on deposit from 1900 to 1902. Testimony shows he later owed the bank, while another witness cites 1004600 expended on women. The trial, featuring Mrs Hasilton and other figures, may deliver a verdict Saturday as the case closes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hank Povnmaster
Frank Davidson
Snell
Clinton's Body Moved to New Resting Place
Washington reports the body of George Clinton the first New York governor and former vice president has been moved toward Kingston New York for burial in a ceremonial transfer with officials noting the late leader’s revolutionary era contributions. The voyage to Kingston follows a funeral in Albany and reflects longstanding state honors for Clinton.
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Washington
George Chinton
Grimy
New York
United States
Lloday
Pliz
Kingston
N .Y
Unclear OCR: Santa Fe orders halt in many shops
Fragments indicate a disruption at multiple shops with workers affected. References hint at Santa Fe orders impacting employment, mentioning Newton and Vale areas, with about a thousand men possibly unemployed. Names and places are garbled, but the main event concerns job losses tied to orders from Santa Fe.
Rar SAE. Sookie and Watts in Struggling Weather Crisis
A muddled report describes Sookie, Watts, and Wren amid a harsh wind event. The fragment hints at a planned action at a place called Mle and mentions Liflivted Snehyy as a key figure, but details are unclear and names appear garbled.
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Sookie
Iit
Hetet Wind Ag
Espera Aes
Mle
Hovwkey of
Montana Supreme Court hears labor injunction question
Helena May 27 The Montana Supreme Court heard arguments on an appeal from an injunction against the Montana Federation of Labor in Billings. The plaintiff contends workers had a right to organize and that union activity violated no restraint. The federation argues the injunction oversteps the law and restrains lawful union activity.
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Montana
Supreme Court
Spadina
Helena
Supreme Cure
Orter
Hide Ridirg Fox
Carbon Realty
Arundignus Times
Alon Agathet
Montine Federtion
Litasany É& Go
Billings
Federation
Nolan
Vetian
Coronel Nolan
Tabor- Ora
Japanese Welcome Fleet at Tacoma Harbor in May
Wacoma May 42 The Atlantic fleet completed another voyage and anchored in Puget Sound. The carrier task force led by Rear Admiral Foegree will sail to San Francisco then to Bremerton for docking while Japanese fireworks admired by sailors. The Kansas and London will head to Ban Francisco for voyage prep.
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Wacoma
le Turthermont Uy
Puget Sound
Foevy
Kansas Vornoet
Lonleiiny
Ban Brancis
New Jersey
Waodestain Ang Virglilt
Ranin
Richard Wainwright
Tseonii Harbor
Balarday
Gremerton
tiFeat Pirowecks
Dengan
State Products Exhibit Planned at Helena Fair
The State Fair Association announced a forthcoming State Products Exhibit in Helena to showcase agriculture, mining, and mineral products. The display will feature stalls and demonstrations with various exhibitors and a central display area, aiming to promote state industries.
Admiral Crowninshield Answers Last Summons
Milindalplida May 2. Admiral ALS Crome Nepalpedl, and A Une Motavarnl boapliit here today. The Admiral had been at the Toapltar for about acmenth and had we apers whan performed oon hime for an aty fliction of the nose. He never Cally res noveted Tran. The Aliock of the apera ton. The immediate erase of heat, however, vox hardening of Ure tasaee of the heady. Mrs. Crowninahield was Ab tad admiralts bodaldo when he dlad.
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Milindalplida
Als Crome
Nepalpedl
Mra
Crowninahield
Bodaldo
Stevens Not Guilty Of Robinson Murder Declared By Jurors
The jurors returned a not guilty verdict for Stevens in the Robinson murder case after testimony from George Rock and other witnesses. Rock testified to a key confession and a staged sequence, while Stevens’ attorney indicated possible plans for a plea. The trial, seen as pivotal, concluded with the jury delivering the unexpected acquittal.
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Stevens
Robinson
Dianetius
Rer
Tobe
Stevers Attorneya
Jamsel
George Rock
Robe Insan
Five inches of show reported at Bozeman
Weather note reports five inches of precipitation at Bozeman with accompanying electrical disruptions and storm activity described as unusually high for the period. The account compares recent totals to a long historical benchmark, noting near record rainfall and coverage across the area.
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Bozeman
Burlington Road Accused Of Violating Cattle Law
Burlington Road faces accusation of cattle law violation with claims that the company failed to provide adequate feed and water for horses in pasture. The notice lists parties including Helena, Moy Y Awik Wan and Ailted Sujoa Carriet Ate Loving Raiden, alleging noncompliance under relevant regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington Road
Helena
Captain Burns Pioneer dies after long illness
Special Dispatch to the Standard recalls Captain Alexander Jhirns Burns a pioneer figure who served in the Confederate era and was a member of the state legislature. He died after a prolonged illness at Helena. His funeral and years of service are noted in dispatches from the era.
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Captain Burns
The
Standard
Elena
Alexander Jhirns
Helena
Montini
Enel Molean
Westbound Trains Halt as Bridges Were Washed Out
Damaged flood conditions downriver caused bridges to wash out blocking westbound trains. Reported slips and washed-out spans delayed service along the line and forced rerouting. Local officials warned motorists and passengers to seek alternate routes as crews work to clear debris and inspect tracks.
Incomplete Trorritang Report Cited by German Official
An excerpt from a disputed report cites a German secretary for foreign affairs and mentions a proposed movement between Feunve and Ger mine robutlge toward Mororen. The fragment references a recent nonfertine labvern and a Parisian or Prenhannburgation authority, with unclear context and names.
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Revi
Feunve
Germine
Mororen
Germiny
A. Combon
Fore van Deheen
Fovolg Affairs
SHOOTS BROTHER TO SAVE FATHER
In Menderville a family quarrel at the Lincoln Street home ended with Joseph Turk firing a rifle at his brother during a dispute over a boiling kettle. Frank Turk was wounded and hospitalized. Joseph Turk is jailed on first degree assault charges after allegedly aiming at his brother to protect their father. Sheriff James Baldisero seeks to recover gun parts.
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Menderville
Frank Turk
Gee
St. Jamies’ Hospital
Joseph Ie
Hos
Lincoln Street
M ‘Lad 'Welin Bia
Joseph
Dad
Frank
New Industry Established in State for Local Products
A new manufacturing enterprise started May 4 under the Anson State coatgang. Local men drive the venture with former Mayor F. S. Lindsay as president. The company will use four stilts near Michael in the Great Northern district, with machinery received and aims to begin production within a month. Few workers are in the city, many traveling from England to work. The camp will produce clothing and construction items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anson State Coatgang
Lindsay
Eras Four Stile
Micehel
Great Northern
Ciiy
Unclear OCR Notes Spark Minimal Conflict Claim
Fragmentary text appears to describe a shooting incident with tangled names and unclear motives. The passage mentions Wright and Reed and suggests a claim that the shooting was linked to personal dispute. Details are unreliable due to corrupted OCR.
Adrift Two Days at Sea Ends in Drowning and Rescue
A Catalina Island incident left Captain Crist and mate missing after their launch Zeus was struck by heavy seas near Catalina. Oiler Hooline perished, while Easton his wife and two children plus a nurse were rescued by a passing boat. The rescue occurred after two days adrift with engine failure and mounting danger.
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Avalon
Citnling
Cal
A. Crigt
Zeus
Seamlan
Plme Easton
Rotary
Catalina Island
Crist
Sunslay
Avelow
Seeman Hoollna
Buffato
Mr. Baston
Launh
Coase
Dastuti Ie
Hadders Weekly
Rebater Davis
Intel
McKinley
Easton
Battuto
Rustani van Hack
Kcene
Saat
Catalina
Gos Angles
Mr. Easton
LalaNy
Fasten
Atr
Tiaston
Pond
Chirine
Rniser
Recount Shows Net Gain for Rearst in New York
In New York a recount of ballots from the last election shows a 37 vote gain for Rearst over Menatst, with judge presence delaying final tally after ballots were read. The result confirms Rearst’s plurality, while remaining figures reflect changes from the late count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rearst
New York
William Ralph Heater
George I McClot
Umierity
Mate Tan
Supreme Court
Tang
India
Cross eyed before accident defect not due to injuries
A ruined court record outlines a collision case involving Ton Hopper and others. It notes claims of promised payment for testimony and describes witnesses and medical impressions related to the accident. The document mentions a man named O’Mara and references his alleged hazy eye condition and a head injury timing. The narrative is murky with garbled phrases but centers on testimony, examinations, and alleged preexisting conditions.
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