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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1906
Page
9
A dramatic balloon race in Paris attracts over a million spectators, with seven nations competing for the Gordon Bennett Cup. Santos Dumont enters with a vertical propeller car to maximize endurance, while the crowd cheers as balloons sail westward under favorable winds.
George Devaul identified more suspects to the police after a $20 theft at an East Park saloon. Three are detained pending investigation. The incident drew attention to the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Office of the Secretary of the Montana State Board of Pharmacy Deer Lodge. The board’s semi annual meeting starts October 9 in Anaconda with exams October 10. Applications must reach the secretary five days before the meeting.
An entry listing details of an unintended injury that led to death, with burial and funeral arrangements noted. The report mentions a Walsh undertaking room service, burial at a church cemetery, and a large number of friends attending. Additional lines reference the deceased’s family and financial ties to an old home, with notes of Irish origin and savings being sent back.
Jus Mille suffered both bones of the left leg broken when a mass of rock fell at the Disnigied mine during night shift. He was taken to St James' hospital where the bones were reset and the limb bound for healing.
An enraged cow damaged a creamery and oleo mill causing heavy destruction and leading to the evacuation of workers. The animal trampled cottonseed oil and creamery labels before wandering off toward a nearby factory, with authorities later questioning its accountability.
Andrew Jy Roop of Norristown reports relief from rheumatism after a lightning shock at a race event. Several bystanders felt the impact. some wore steel plates in shoes and claimed improved vitality. Others linger with lingering effects, including John Mee Gur and Eugene Shelly, as officials remark on the dramatic incident.
Norfolk from Sept 1 report notes a peanut butter rush as many people explore grinding peanuts for dairy products. MacFarlane Bros of Old Point Comfort advertise a new feed turning peanuts into butter, promising a growth area for industry. Early batches spoiled by green peanuts. roasted nuts now used, product described as delicious.
In September 2001 in Trenton New Jersey two automobile incidents left one woman dead and others injured. Mrs Ludolph Vy Kuspr and Miss Feiganapan of Newark were near a car when a collision occurred injuring James Kapitovelli an eight year old and Mino Vellogoritts twenty year old. A separate crash near Herrigan’s car left Charles Kwhane with injuries. Other occupants were uninjured according to early reports.
Mrs Blanes Patterson of Omaha files for divorce claiming her husband loved her so much he harassed her and interfered with her life. She says he quit work after marriage and now idles at home watching her wash while declaring his love. She seeks divorce without alimony.
A Philadelphia visitor named John A. Craig chats with a barber as hot towels soothe him during a shave. Barber Felix Seavelli appears puzzled by a noisy scene involving a hog arrested in a porkhouse incident noted for its strange restorer claim.
A fragment from St Petersburg reports the government’s new agrarian regulations for land reform. It notes 12,000,000 devalued Hind di Mure and the commissions to fix sales conditions and emigration, with delegates from peasant owners zemstvo and government. Also mentions political mobilization in Russia and a call for mitigation of General Kozlov’s assassination sentence.
Report details unusual milk quality after cows were beaten and stressed by rough handling. Some cows not fed regularly produced sour milk, while others yielded whipped cream. babies fed on stressed milk unable to sleep, mothers distressed as widespread temperate conditions affect dairy.
A blue diamond once owned by crowners and linked to tours of Philippa, Duc D Aumale, and an American patron vanished from the Stears castle drawing room. Diplomat Gregor is accused after a powder box is found with the gem. motive and jurisdiction disputed amid family intrigue and riches.
John Payne an ape praled to tie for hl Whaseke of A paly of spoony lovers, who annoy him by sitting on stairs in the apartment he mer, billing and cooing. He descended on the pur yesterday afternoon, grapsed the swim. dames Doyle, by the collar and escorted due to the police station. The matien, thse Mandi Caithin, accrimnned her 10 Payne band Din pale arrested for an aderly conduct. They have been annoying me and other delvlvars all afternoon.
Mrs. J. L. Carroll has returned from Los Angeles and other California cities after spending several months away, resuming her local duties and routine.
Rev A Dixon tours towns with vivid warnings about wickedness in Boston and predicated revival meetings. A turtle time and a Dutch dish reception were held at Scandia hall on Monday Sep M by Silver City camp Royal Neighbors of America No 1462. Admission 2c. A picture sale and jewelry company advertised dorm photos at the state. Curtis lock in West Park.
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