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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1906
Page
8
Fragmentary text shows heated discourse around a fusion themed event or group with phrases of frustration and confusion. Names and places are unclear due to garbled OCR but indicate a conflict or debate among participants labeled as Freaks and a mixer in a venue identified by partial terms.
The article notes entries closed at midnight Saturday for five starter positions. It lists party nominees and affiliations with references to populist candidates J. M. Calderhead for Congress and J. J. McChernan for associate justice, alongside Democratic and Republican contenders.
Washington officials discuss altered canal project plans as Roosevelt agrees the work may be safer via government supervision, planning to shift labor to contractors and postpone Chinese labor until after Tutt's return. A policy conference with Aloants and party leaders examined how the change could affect employment and the overall schedule.
New York October report describes Mrs Georga II Henke wife of 4 Chicnia Piskicia in serious condition after a fall in her Waldorf Astoria suite bath. An apparent neglect and a late night accident led to her plunging into a cold bath. she was rescued by her husband after a struggle.
In Los Angeles an officer was fatally shot after a gunman Guadalupe Lara, a Mexican national, barricaded himself in a house during an attempted arrest. Officers exchanged fire, wounding another suspect and causing the collapse of the barricaded interior.
Special Dispatch reports a runaway incident at the Wolf Way house on Waper Deep Creek and a protracted spree ending in Davidson’s death. Duncan Davidson, a 60 year old Scotch sheep farmer, was found fatally injured after being dragged from a wagon. he died in minutes. A half-brother Bran is his only relative in the country. This marks the third violent event in Browswater county in three days. In Winston area, James Moody, 26, shot himself after a prolonged spree, his body found in a doorway. Moody had been depressed after his mother left for church. Moody had lived in the Winston area the last five years.
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Fragmentary OCR notes show Columbus area figures discussing the Meant In Evolving School District. It references Hurity and a push toward simplified governance, with unclear spellings and dates. The readable pieces hint at officials and a transformation process within the education system.
A chaotic incident in Kazan, Russia, ends with a judge firing a shot during a game, wounding a son-in-law named Jesse Ma. the shooter fled as two assailants were thrown out. Local authorities report one casualty and ongoing manhunt.
Washington October hearing held by the interstate commission with railroad representatives across the county to discuss tariff preparation for filing. Carriers pressed for uniform schedules and independent tariff documents while seeking time and clarity on filing requirements and agency rules.
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Fragmentary OCR describes defendants in an insur ance swindle case filing for a reprieve from a death sentence. Names and places are garbled but indicate a stay motion in federal court after a death verdict.
A damaged fragment from Smolensk, Russia, dated October, references Nelda and Bunty in Molkhin. The text mentions failed rent arrangements and a string of unresolved resolutions tied to proprietors and a banded entity.
fragmented OCR text outlines Hearst League solicitation in New York with partisan hints. It mentions independence league alignment, a candidate on a ticket, and involvement of a Mrs Hearst and local citizens. The fragment ends without a clear conclusion or outcome.
Prague reports Emperor William angrily reacts to a Prague Mohermila article about Chancellor von Hohenlohe. It says the Emperor approved publication only with his consent and includes diary extracts showing clashes between Prince Hisimavel and the Emperor that led to the chancellor's retirement.
Fragmented OCR note mentions Lucas and Seattle in relation to the Northwestern league and possible shifts to Vancouver Portland and other cities. It references Harland Agnes retirement from a Viel and a cast league surrender of territory. Three terrorists were hanged here by afeey with death sentences by drum court.
Pittsburg Kansas October. William J Bryan spoke to large crowds praising Roosevelt’s reforms and Democratic shifts in policy. He argued for reduced partisanship and discussed railroad ownership as a reform, noting Roosevelt’s stance and past Democrat proposals.
Firemen faced tragedy when a Chicago Northwestern train hit a pumper on Helos avenue near Rogers Park. Fireman Slayite died at a hospital. several train crew members were arrested as investigators blamed the fog and rain for the crash.
Fragmentary OCR reports a claim about Britton B Vans and Charles C Warner at Mor rs Pilatus asylumspar hours with Barry Khaw in a Tombs cell. Alienists refused to allow Mechuire the Vans physician to chair the team to represent the attorney’s office.
Hearst, candidate for governor, began a week of campaigning with four addresses in New York City. He attacked rival papers, defended his record, denied employing Chinese labor, and claimed he would not fund his campaign from publisher allies. He also said he would not enter a newspaper trust to lower maintenance costs.
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