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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1906
Page
3
Fragmented OCR from The Anaconda Standard shows publishing details and a lengthy political paragraph. The readable portion references the publishing company, mailing rates, and a political stance discussion about party leadership, with scattered names and addresses in Anaconda Montana and surrounding areas. The text is garbled with numerous improper place names and typography.
A Yonkers man, swept into the river near the Lene bridge, was rescued after a passerby and police officer sprang into action. The rescuer, identified as McKlwen, aided the unconscious victim who later recovered, while others aided the drowning man in the swift water.
A garbled OCR fragment references Mihangh the founder at Christianaty declaring no sin in plucking fat on the Sabbath, mentions Connecticut blue laws, Akett a cele, shooting a snake on Sunday, and selling something to an antifote for a snakable Peter.
A man named Zarcone was fined ten dollars plus costs after a police arrest and a judge’s referral. The proceeding notes a public censure and a plan to compel payment of death tax opposition. A related figure, Battersby, is described as preparing a project and wintering near a local residence, with various regional references and ongoing legal concerns.
A fragmented OCR text references an unclear case involving Onkyo and musse ls, with garbled phrases about supply, problems, and a person named Pamela. The readable bits mention heads, solv er, and a string of unclear actions, but no coherent event or outcome is established.
A garbled OCR item mentions a local business and a street area near OC Km Tow rules. The text is partially unreadable, but hints at a business matter or notice not fully deciphered.
A man named Tang Sheeler faces murder charges in a county case involving a connected trunk attachment. The court heard testimony about a relationship with the victim and related events leading to the fatal incident. Detained suspect identified a Mrs. Melnkien involved in prior seizures and a sale of property timed with the events. A scam or illicit sale is noted as the investigation proceeds at the Delhi precinct with market activity reportedly resuming soon.
A fragment describes Brunet Hall and associated arts activities at Sault and other colleges. It mentions a music program under artists, a fine art studio, and notes about a principal and staff with unclear names and details. The item reads like a campus arts brief with incomplete addresses and dates.
Dr St M Cates faces murder charges in the death of Mrs Brouwer, whose illness and funeral sparked estate quarrels. Investigators look into grounds for poisoning claims while public sentiment labels the case “Frouwer et al.” The defense notes a $2,500 bail tied to costs of the defense, as the calendar lists the case for trial.
A chaotic report describes widespread devastation near San Fernando as fires and floods disrupt the town. Fire crews and rangers battle spreading blazes while residents flee, with fears of structural collapse and ruined infrastructure.
The Anacund Copper Mining company outlines proposed upgrades to a small electric plant, including a new power outlet and transmission lines to service Menvenout and nearby factories. The project would extend power reach beyond corporate limits, with additions including a new plant east toward the Riverview area and several feeder lines, aiming to improve capacity while sparking controversy over who pays and who benefits.
Jack Lyric died at St Luke's Hospital this morning after being unable to see the pitchfork attack. Andrew Anderson faces murder charge at a high level as the men were working on building a week when the attempt occurred. One victim, Ann Mexson, defended herself, while Lene tried to defend against the assault. The other man, Lxwie, blinded in one eye, could not see the cork and fell, striking his brain.
A posse near Lexington chased Oscar Gaddy, the man linked to the murder ofRB. OR. By tanks at the railroad camp. Authorities fear a second suspect, a Black man, threatened a foreman named Butler. The negra was arrested.
The schooner Shasta, under Famia Barbara, was seen near Point Concebited last Friday and reportedly wrecked on the rocks. It is rapidly pounding to pieces as gales lash the area, with desperate hopes fading for its crew and cargo.
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