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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1902
Page
8
Local clipping reports a fragmented note about camping near Taal with reference to Mark Jenkins, unclear details, and other stray words. Readable phrases mention a hurried departure and a namesake involved, but the exact event remains opaque.
William Jenkins of ana street faces a bribery-related charge linked to a whisky poisoning case. He was arrested on a warrant, brought before Judge McClernan, and released on a $200 bond after a tense exchange in court. The charge stems from alleged efforts to influence a witness via cash offers. Jenkins denies the accusations as blackmail. An earlier preliminary hearing occurred in Justice O’Connor’s court, which discharged the defendant.
A fragmentary article reflects on faith, suffering, and life’s purpose with quotes about adversity refining character and the balance of sorrow and joy. It juxtaposes opinions of a well known writer and a critic, arguing God’s plan includes pain and beauty, and that thought advances civilization.
A brief note announces a Thankegiven performance at the Grand Opera House featuring Wesley's Double Life Company. The show travels east after a successful run in California and Pugetwood County. Set in New York, the four act play blends comedy and pathos with a developing plot.
A historical ad copy touts Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as a superior internal remedy for catarrh. It claims most sprays and douches fail to cure, and asserts the tablets provide quick relief and permanent results after a week of use, sold by druggists for about five cents. It mentions no specific date or location beyond Albany.
The town plans multiple Thanksgiving observances at First Presbyterian and other churches with sermons and concerts. A joint Masons and Odd Fellows program funds debt repayment, while theaters host shows. Sports, charity dinners, and a Klondike lecture accompany a busy holiday.
A garbled 19th century style fragment describes Sammy Shoesmith in a garden where he sees two pretty babes and speaks of blades and braiding. The passage blends names and nonsensical phrases, leaving the core events unclear and largely fragmentary.
City markets report abundance of turkeys in all varieties ahead of Thanksgiving and Christmas. Prices range from around 24 to 40 cents per pound for different cuts and types, with ducks and geese also available. Some markets offer beef and other meats at varying prices while rail tickets to Anaconda and intermediate stops are on sale with timetable and freight rate information.
In Butte the show market has collapsed amid quiet business with three theaters reporting no profits for weeks. Despite dire conditions, bookings for the week grew then faltered as seven attractions were listed for next week. The Broadway Grand and other venues faced interrupted runs and legal threats while audiences dwindled and a holiday program at Mountain View Church offered a respite with a key community meal and choir program.
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