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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1902
Page
5
Anaconda reports pending demands for a vote recount in Deer Lodge county with several Republicans signaling support. The push centers on margins for Miss Marchuon and Miss Mahoney in county superintendent races and could unfold within a week as backers prepare notices.
A Nanaconda High School assembly yesterday featured a junior year program with songs and readings. Highlights included "School" and "Henry VIII" selections, recitations such as "Cardinal Voileey" and "Our Baby," plus readings and a violin performance.
A Battle Creek woman recalls nervousness headaches and digestive distress from coffee after marriage. She and her children quit coffee and switched to Postum, reporting rapid relief, restored appetite, and regained ability to care for her family.
Our stock of Mounted Diamonds is valued at nine pounds, featuring a large variety. It includes other precious stones paired with the diamonds, making our collection the most attractive we have ever placed before the city.
A rough program of readings songs and recitations lists participants Frances Jones Ernest Fredell Maria idson Jorlah Allen Blanche s Payilis Bader and others. Items include Song of Skylark Better Whistle Than Wahine and Charles XII readings with instrumental pieces and biographies.
The Leans of Anaconda met the Tolan bowling alleys crew yesterday afternoon in a keen contest titled what Swan described as a pure heated showing. Captain Bigombe led the Leans with his best effort as the team rallied to close the gap. The Pats and Captain Chrystal’s Fleming pair earned a draw in a noted local match.
Testimony from law officers, doctors, and witnesses outlines McGeary's mental state and rack use at the Washoe smelter trial. Prosecutors and defense present competing views of sanity as jurors hear accounts from Sheriff, Under-Sheriff, and medical experts about his behavior and possible delusions.
The transcript shows counsel arguing over the defendant’s control of his rack or typewriter while County Attorney Daly notes she cannot speak for the defense. The jury is being asked to consider issues of superiority of equipment and its influence on the case.
The article describes Mrs. Gore and her links to a wealthier life in Mexico City, noting she previously lived in California with Thomas Gore of British Columbia. It mentions a large apartment, travel, and a musical education tied to a divided estate. Police kept visitors away as inquiries continued.
San Francisco reports on Mrs Gore Dickinson of Alameda and Nellie Stowdall Gore, detailing a turbulent marriage with Giles Gore. It notes her artistic life, real estate ties, and alleged separations. Letters reveal threats and plans with the Russian singer De Rydczewski, while an aunt disputes a death by own action claim.
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