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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1906
Page
2
A garbled report details Spanish American War veterans in Washington with references to a tribunal, legal actions, and potential misconduct. The text mentions figures such as AngIF and Miller and alludes to court proceedings, oath ceremonies, and possible mismanagement affecting veterans in the capital.
A perilous Arctic expedition ends with tragedy as a honeymoon party member is among those killed by a polar bear near Greenland. The party, including Loren Elstea and Aane, endured 47 days of travel before the attack. Authorities report several members survived and were rescued from the treacherous ice and cold.
A damaged OCR fragment reports the steamer’s strong box was found empty after a wreck. The text mentions a ship named Besrip and references to AQgasp Fost and at least one location Uyea, with unclear names and numbers due to garbled characters.
A confusion of garbled prose appears to describe a withdrawal of charges against a Russian diplomat and mentions local bakery workers. The readable fragments reference enforcement, weekly editions, and an indie label, but no clear facts or names are established.
A fragmented report describes a dispute within the Building Trades Teamsters faction. The piece mentions factional divisions, confrontations at the workplace site, and a broader tension between labor groups amid attempted power plays.
A historical report describes cotton looms idle due to lack of help as workers demand better wages and hours. Despite high demand, factories face staffing gaps, prompting talk of permanent hiring and wage adjustments to attract skilled loom operatives.
The village of Take Ando in Ontario was severely damaged by a tornado causing losses and $30,000 in damage. The event disrupted local work yards and cattle handling stations as responders coordinated relief efforts.
A fragmentary account details a prison escape attempt described by Mark A. Shipley. It notes inmates sawing bars with woven yarn and wire, bending steel, and using improvised tools to widen openings. The warden and authorities respond as attempts unfold with heightened security.
A garbled 1920s style dispatch states Mussolini references and a New York appearance at Carnegie Hall. Chairman Sherman of the Republican Congress announces a campaign effort following a White House meeting.
A garbled OCR passage references a One Six-Bit Company blamed for losses and ongoing scrutiny. The text mentions legal or investigative actions, court figures, and terms like civil commotions and authority. Names, dates, and clear events are unreadable, yielding a fragmentary record of a financial dispute under review.
A fragment reports a claim that sensational novels caused a schoolgirl's suicide by self harm. Names and specifics are garbled, but the piece implies public blame on literature and moral panic.
Fragmentary OCR segment mentions an election night with references to a legislature and various garbled names and codes. The readable items include phrases like won the night and legislative representation, but most details are unreadable or scrambled.
An ad style critique argues that makers who publicly list all bottle ingredients show fear of investigation. It frames disclosed formulas as proof of honesty, contrasting it with secrecy. The piece promotes a remedy called the Favorite Prescription and cites testimonials and endorsements from medical writers and teachers.
Deer Lodge County Montana announces a special session of the board of county commissioners to occur Friday through Saturday in October. The agenda includes voter registration tasks, election notices, and various county business items with specified times and locations.
Notices announce registration book openings and hours for multiple precincts in Deer Lodge County Montana. Registration periods cover October and November 1906 with specific dates, locations, and exceptions for sickness disability or unavoidable absence. Registrars named include Munley and Smure with district details and precinct numbers.
John Lawler registry emt WN announces registration opening for Deer Lodge County Montana voters in precincts 6 and 7 at Birch Street and Anaconda area. Registration runs through October 1906 with offices hours until 7 PM on weekdays and Sundays. voters eligible for general election on November 6 1806.
Official notice from Henry Casper registrar detailing 1966 registration dates and locations for Deer Lane County Montana. It lists precincts including Georgetown and Cable and provides days October 2 to November 4 for registering those hindered by illness absence or disability during the prior two weeks. The notice identifies S Parker as Registry Agent and describes posting at multiple local sites.
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