Anaconda Standard publishes notices and ads
The Anaconda Standard from Anaconda Montana lists postal rates and publishing offices, with East Coast and city office details. It notes general business correspondence and references a Tuesday date, November (incomplete OCR). The fragmentary text includes publishing company names and advert lines typical of a 19th or early 20th century newspaper page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonne & Co
Thea
Avior
York
Brentano's
Postofice
Caas Rep Ara Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mont
McGeary verdict sparks debate on Montana murder ruling
The Montana jury returned a guilty verdict of murder in the first degree against John McGeary, provoking sharp criticism for its apparent insanity defense and the impartiality of the jury. The Standard’s local report notes a strong majority favored the five to one verdict, with debate centered on whether the punishment fits the crime.
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John McGee
Montana
Mc Geary
Mr. Evans
McG
Evans
Anaconda
Potensen
Standard
Critisam
Door Lodge
Duffy
No American Dream for Working Families Says Platt Era View
An opinion piece argues a three hundred dollar yearly income cannot sustain a family in the United States due to trusts and high costs. It contrasts European immigration, cites Professor Clark, and attacks Senator Platt and Governor Odell, urging public wear of political chains and questioning Republican integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Tie Beet
Clark
Martin
Tom Watt
New York State
United States Senate
Caesar
Platt
York
New York
Odell
Ts Nan
Tie IE Phare
Death investigated by coroner's jury in Metiride case
A coroner's jury in Tillings heard that James Metiride died from a gunshot wound inflicted by Lewis M Hayden. Witnesses described the shooting near 27th Peck Street and a shop area as the jury prepared to reconvene. An autopsy clarified the wound path, and further testimony followed about the events surrounding the fatal shot. The inquest recessed to noon as plans for a Catholic Church service for Metiride were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Tillings
James Chapel
James P. Metiride
Lewia M. Hayden
McBride
S Welook
Charles Aver
Hayden S
Zwelock
Gore tragedy re enacted by French authorities in Paria
De Lyvaewaki forced to reenact the final Gore tragedy scene in Paris under French law. American officials, doctors, and Consul Gowdy oversee autopsies and witness procedures. Gore and Mrs. Gore details, divorce history, and fresh statements accompany the investigation while morgue procedures and preliminary hearings loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paria
de Lyvaewaki
de Bydgowski
Sceldentat Galla
Aspet
Coneul
Gowey
Washington
Appain
Paris
Ery
Fan Rath
Turner
Whitmen
Feral Gowdy
Aleady
Gowdy
Ueet
Berti Rieane
United States
Be Promeh
Thea Schomal
Walt
Porto
Soequet
Reveyer
Theo
Howse A
de Reysdaewski
Teydaewski
Tien Gore
Mia
Tomday
Beets
WU Ie
Custady
Gawdy
Wendy
de Urrans
de Kerdzewski
Gore
Mile Ann
Canteen Abolition Sparks Army Opinion Debate
War Department reports detail effects of abolishing canteens on soldiers behavior including drunkenness desertion and health. Officers note limited public information and no proven improvement from closing posts, while temperance advocates warn against beer restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Army
Des
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Miss Ne Laugher of Clerk and R H Mills Ill
Fragmentary note reports Miss Ne Laugher and R H Mills ill with tonsillitis for several days, with friends hoping she recovers soon. القراءة
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ne Laughter
R .H. Mills
Toua
Remarkable fur bargain from the era echoes style
A fragment describes a limited stock fur item praised for fit and finish. The text hints at fashionable appeal and early interest from buyers, noting unique lining and a rich black brethed appearance. Details are incomplete but suggest a premium, scarce offering.
Conciliatory Speeches Surround Irish Question
The Earl of Dudley and Sonn Amend spoke in Belfast signaling conciliation for Ireland. A round table conference of landlords tenants and others may be arranged to seek a workable settlement while home rule remains a focus. Redmond and London branch leaders noted hopeful Irish political shift and urged cautious government action amid rumors of land reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl of Dudley
Ontieutenant
Ireland
Sonnamend
Belfast
Cmd
M Vuuberlain
South
London
Trish Feu
Bere Trendsey
United States
Tvish
George Wyndham
Trish
Redmond
Dillon's Illness Narrows Stage of Public Life
John Dillon, once a leading figure at Grant Pacific hotel, lies critically ill after a collapse yesterday. Doctors fear his condition could worsen though some signs show fever easing. If able, he plans to speak in the capital then travel to New York for a post, Europe trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hearst
New York American
Journal
Chicago American
San Francisco Examiner
Norfolk
York
Cleveland
William Randolph Hearst
Democratic Party
New York State
Hearst
Juan
Mr. Cleveland
Caar
Russa
Ares
Tues
Michael Romanof
Mate Heira
Roman
Holstein
Rusia
Mate Ter
Sian Roy
Michael
Vladimir
Nev
John Dillon
Ier
Grant Pacific Hotel
Dillon
Mr. Jeak
Edward Blak
Taranto
Ottawayh Deen
Mondive
Mr. Dillon
New York
Europe
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Standard Publishing Company, Publishers and Proprietors
Atly Ang
Omer
Turcau
Post Building
Nassau Street
M'Geary
Congress
American
Russia
Trom Erar
Nicholas Konstantinovich
Maninius
Fey Waanns
Bon
Ashington
Chicago
Tor Day
The
North University
First Congregational Church
Evanston
Prother Clark
Boetias
Suas
Seatesonal Sports Ing Clu’ Tornight
Jack Palmer
Este Connelly
Connelly
Aime
Avdzewski
Ellen Gore
Figaro
Maitre Clapph
Socquet ‘Mire
Tris
Aewski
Parter
Fan Francisco
Thomas Sins
Ante Gore
Mre
Hien “Gore
Marie
Inis
Sven Cane
Philippines
Bris Manger
Sanger
Pyne
Svatem
Nate
Oman
Wists Tet
Yahannell Lev
Simen
M. J. Connell Company
Hone
Rice & Fulton, Proprietors
Starker
Harvard