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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1908
Page
8
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Judge Lynch yesterday ordered jurors drawn for his district court department with selection overseen by W H Maloney Morris Tinnard and V A Day. Jurors returnable next Tuesday as estates of Bath Sarsfield and former Public Administrator John O Kelly are addressed. Other matters include Buckley estate debts and potential sale of Thomass Falls property to cover doctors claims, with delay sought to avoid losses. Nearby reports note Louis S Cohn case and a whiskey fire in Deatsville with tax implications.
A lively Lulu meeting features a new play with success, offering dramatic appeal and strong cast led by Miss Kane and Mr Comet. Ongoing week with a Saturday matinee. audience drawn to the thrilling plot of a wronged wife with witty interludes by Frank Lindon and Henry Chesterfield.
Police court reports detail Sunday disturbances with multiple men charged for fighting and assaulting women. Mrs Town cleared. Robert Flint found guilty and fined $20. Others, including Matt Sata and John Sharkey, faced trials or fines for assault and public disturbance.
The article traces soprano Mme Lillian Nordicas rise from teen debut at the Grand Opera in Paris to American fame with the Metropolitan company. It notes personal tragedy when her father died during a performance, her later marriages, and a 1887 American debut with Henry Abbeys company. It also mentions a Nov 3 business section note about Saskatchewan Grand Trunk Pacific railway damage and losses.
Settlement agreed and trial halted as Miles seeks about 40006 for land damaged by tailings from Hutte reduction works along Silver Bow creek. Judge Hunt missed session. jury seated, then dismissed as parties settle for 9400 to 9000. Western Loan case ruled for the smelter. land possession disputed.
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