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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1906
Page
14
The Western Montana office of the Standard is listed at 130 Hige ging avenue Missoura with Felnyhowe No 118. Advertising rates an app plication.
The regular council meeting adjourned with no quorum at a prior special session. Discussions covered water supply concerns from the Missouri Light and Water Company, a watershed report on Rattlewake Creek, a petition to build a water line from Bullinsnake Creek, street and alley repairs, and damage assessments for Higgins Avenue. proceeding actions were deferred to a hearing and committee reports. A supply of 2000 feet of fire hose was entrusted to the fire committee.
A garbled City report outlines revised schedules and spending shifts for Monday events. It mentions alerted crossings and police actions, with a total funds balance of about 9,174 dollars and 24 cents, plus quarantine concerns and other public health notes.
The Missoula Democratic City Committee held an enthusiastic meeting in the afternoon to organize the campaign. A J Vidolie was elected chairman Archie Melgar secretary and William Steinbrenner treasurer. They planned to open headquarters at once and select a location. Plans were discussed with a view to a sweeping Democratic victory in Missoula County.
J M Rhoades refused the honor of chairing the party committee after being chosen for the position. Officials stated that business interests would make it impossible for him to fulfill duties and he declined to act. The secretary of the committee confirmed the denial in a formal notice.
Arssotla, Oct 1 H, known locally as Happy, was arrested this afternoon on West Front Street after a gun was shown during a dispute several nights earlier. He appeared before the Waves State Court, with lawyer aides Whalen and Haynes present, and faced time to plead.
A wreck on the West End of the Northern Pacific line delayed passenger service. Train No. 4 from Missoula did not arrive until evening, with several other trains postponed during wartime hours. the full extent of the disruption was not known at headquarters.
Donald Buckhouse and Miss Pleets Pickens, well known residents of Cold Springs nearby, were married this afternoon by Justice LT. Phittias in his court. The couple plans to live on a ranch near their longtime home.
Harvard opens a new medical campus in Boston at a cost near 4 million dollars with a grand dedication attended by notable figures. The event marks a milestone in American medical education, highlighting a system of medical instruction hailed as a culmination of forty years of progress and funded by donors including Morgan, Rockefeller, Huntington, and Sears.
In a Missoula district court session Judge Webster saw the case of George May of Stevensville against Charles Well mind Alle Jordan called for trial. A petition requested dismissal as the matter had been amicably settled out of court. Attorneys Mary and George for the plaintiff and Dixon for the defendants signed the request.
The distorted text outlines a court case with references to a prominent group, settlement votes, and a divorce action. Names appear garbled but suggest a trial context, possibly mentioning a person named Powell and a court in a district of Atlanta or similar jurisdiction. The passage hints at legal proceedings, settlements, and contested outcomes.
The wife of William Scott files for divorce alleging deserted marriage since November. Through attorneys Davee and Miles the action cites lack of cause or reconciliation efforts and claims failure to provide support. The case notes the bond and estrangement since that time with the defendant offering no response.
Mele Ontario 1L State Chairman Dae wid Gi Browne of the demurring central committee issues a challenge to Wight to debate Maddox of the state Republican committee authorized by Walsh. The aim is an educational, nonpartisan discussion for Montanans to see the differences on public issues. Training sessions are proposed in Butte Belari and Great Falls for this public forum.
The American ship Des Moines arrived in Santiago relieving a tense siege. About 1,000 armed besiegers near the city were poorly supplied and disorganized as rains fed discontent. Harbor officials reported the change calmed the situation though some fear remained.
The Danish king announces a prospective visit to the government offices, aiming to strengthen foreign relations. The plan focuses on balancing royal duties with state affairs and outlines no immediate curtailment of internal priorities.
The Supreme Mining Company plans a consolidation of the Cedar Creek and Hughes Creek properties forming a new company with about 5 million dollars capital. A stack basis exists with 10 thousand already pledged and additional sums discussed. Key figures include the Lewis and Lane variations, with exhibitions to be shown in Missoula and future city displays in Numens City.
Miss Charlotte May Rumsey died early this morning at the Grebard Wolmes addition of splat iron Me after a lingering illness. She was the daughter of Mrs. B. I. Rumkey, and her family moved from Butte to Missoula a year and a half ago. The funeral will be private and held Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the family residence. Interment will follow at Missoula Valley cemetery.
Widespread heat from a sunburst has ruined a large portion of the wine crop in Southern California. Reports indicate vineyards failed to protect against the record temperatures, resulting in severe losses to growers and the industry. No precise figures are available yet, but the impact is described as substantial and immediate.
Fragmentary OCR style item narrates a distressed young wife seeking purchase of a new dress while a craftsman dismisses her plea. It references Mrs Jones and a material for a new outfit, set within a rustic, period tone.
A muddled report describes Prohibition fervor and social turmoil in a Maine Commonwealth setting. Figures like Ridbefon and Aunt Susan Polk are linked to alcohol controversy, with clergymen and a dairy setting noted amid public unrest and accusations of moral disorder.
Washington reports the secret marriage of Mia May Parrish to W Irvine Brooke of Branke Mil. The bride, engaged to Brooke for a year, claims she kept the engagement hidden two months before eloping to Alexandria and Mexico with him. Brooke is described as a stockbroker and son of T Wo Aranke.
In an Alaska case, the United States Court of Appeals sustains the lower court ruling in favor of BE S Kelly by Elizabeth, awarding $407 in damages and exemplary for failure to supply necessaries. The ruling cites marital duty and failure to provide for a wife and family amid alleged neglect and deprivation of support.
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