Stormy Weather Hits Mobile In Sudden Surprise
A terse weather note reports another storm visiting Mobile causing brief concerns. Officials urge caution as gusts and rain affect daily routines and travel.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1906
Page
24
A terse weather note reports another storm visiting Mobile causing brief concerns. Officials urge caution as gusts and rain affect daily routines and travel.
An account of a sudden storm causing damage to a city shelter and tents, with debris and injuries described in fragmentary terms. The text notes temporary crew efforts to repair and the committee meeting proceeding after the storm, seeking relief in the afternoon.
Diamonds are presented as nearly cash value assets with instant cash realization. The offer promotes buying diamonds with one fourth cash and remaining balance in weekly or monthly installments, claiming many investors have already taken advantage.
The dealer claims buying and selling many diamonds allows them to offer superior prices. They invite comparison of credit prices with any other dealer, asserting customers will save by buying there.
A chaotic Pensacola report describes flood activity and fatalities. Mentions a butler, a murder twist, and a drowning near Mary Rather with the mayor ordering saloons closed. Trains halted as water submerged tracks and engines washed into the bay, leaving the wreck buried in sand.
A long legal battle ends with Phil J. Harrington securing a verdict for $2,420 in a Leggat check case. Testimony cited his full knowledge of a check’s origin and the transfer of a job job. Witness Donna Amar and others testified, while Harrington contends the prior testimony was false and prepared to seek reduced payment.
The readable fragments reference a new feature and a larger system related to interstates and a public sale action. Details are unclear but imply an official update or announcement connected to rates, reflectivity, and operations.
A scammy advertisement touts a home remedy for piles with promises of quick relief. It claims a free sample copycat product from Pyramid Pile Cure, urging readers to send their address for a trial and promising strong results and immediate relief.
In Walkerville yesterday afternoon two men were acquitted of an alleged assault. Prosecutor Peter Grahian claimed the defendants beat a man hunting on ground belonging to a local company, but the court found insufficient evidence. The case referenced property notices and hunting activity, with witnesses describing the incident as a dispute over trespass and conduct on the flat below the company’s grounds.
A malfunctioning transport craft, named Sheridan fate star, broke loose off Harbor Point on a Hawaii island today while towed to Honolulu by the Buford. After testing, the ship listed heavily and drifted about 16 miles toward shore with tug Manning and other tugs standing by. Rescue efforts were under way and authorities warned the vessel may be a total loss.
Lincoln Neb Mr Bryan entertains a home folks delegation at his residence. The event followed his participation in a recent world tour and precedes planned speeches in St Joseph Missouri Wichita and Kansas during a speaking tour next week.
Large attendance marked the Helena fair as booths showed finishing touches in county exhibits. Horses raced with jockeys enduring crashes and missteps, yet riders and horses recovered to complete laps amid cheers. Latimer of Lewiston led early, with Larimer and Brass close behind on the final stretch, as crowd excitement built through the afternoon.
A confusing OCR fragment references a domestic incident involving a teakettle and a family dispute. It mentions a person named Mrs Sullivan, a beating, a sister-in-law, and a bond of $2 as part of a release. Details are incomplete and unclear due to damaged text.
The city announces a new curfew for October with a nine o'clock start for children after summer hours. Brig. Gen. Samuel Tacs, chief of artillery, retires on medical grounds, effective today.
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