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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1906
Page
7
Western Montana office of the Stenderd is located at Ian Higgins avenue, Missoula. Telephone No. 26, Advertising rates on application.
The Western Montana fair drew strong crowds and broad support from community leaders, with judges awarding prizes and premiums paid to winners. Despite weather challenges, organizers report solid finances and anticipate a permanent Western Montana fair association centered in Missoula with regional participation from Sanders and Ward counties.
A late running program at Deey Lodge featured mares and relay events with several races postponed or altered. Willie Jt and Teddy Hy sparked controversy over a decision, while Willie We won a trotting event. Charles Allard led a four mile relay but time gaps affected the overall results. John Decker won the main relay, with George Phelps and Keank HWehter among notable placers.
Local notice reports a man described as a lumber jack, about 18 to 20, sought on forgery charges. Shel Graham is accused of forging a cheque for about 14 dollars at a Frenchtown area bank, using a Schaeffer & Co. check for payment. A warrant led to House arrest, but the suspect remains at large while investigators trace the lead.
Missoula’s concert company from Austria arrived seven hours late, failing to perform at Christite church as scheduled. The Missoula Woman's Club had organized the event, drawing an audience that waited in vain. Musicians reached Gavricon around midnight, with no encore or replacement program provided.
Aliseonlt Del 12 T J salah and Midge McClernan travel the Bitter Root route delivering addresses. Crowds greet them at each stop, praising the Democratic hopes for success in the state.
Oct 12 report that the Montana University team Behale team faces Fore Shiv Indian river in Missooula with the visitors arriving to quarters. The heavier visiting squad promises a tougher contest under the new rules adopted by the university.
A marriage license was issued by the court in Missoula to Dave Levy aged 25 and Maide Tueran aged 31, both of Butte. Chief Dispatcher William Glenny of the Northern Pacific reported his mother’s serious illness in Albion Town and left town. Night Clerk F. 17. Reever will cover duties during his absence with Dispatcher J. M. Ringer.
In Missoula Oct 12 the democratic campaign opens tomorrow evening with T J Walsh the democratic nominee for congress. The theater will be repapered and decorated for the event with Missoula talent expected to furnish music and a hearty reception.
In San Francisco on June 12 Judge Cabamalas led a courtroom session condemning vagrants and beggars described as evildoers who have exploited the city. He stated such characters deserve harsh consequences and removal from the area to prevent further harm.
Baker City and Boise attorneys represent Steve Ada, a suspect in the murder of Idaho Governor Steunenberg, meeting with Adams’ uncle J W Lilard, a Mintkey county ranchman, amid ongoing Idaho murder prosecution efforts and related political concerns.
A small blaze broke in the top gallery of the Haymarket during a performance. Fire plugs and quick action by engines limited damage as water delayed early efforts. Spectators fled briefly but safety was restored and the show continued.
A busy New York evening as all major parties file full tickets before the deadline. Campaign leaders, judicial hopefuls, and independent groups submit lineups, while party committees prepare for upcoming ballots and petitions.
Fragmentary report notes a nocturnal gathering at St John’s Noor discussing resistance to enforcement actions by an American government related to moon ventures. Details are unclear and specifics unreadable.
Oct 1 Kaluga Russia reports revolutionary forces secured a crate containing sections of a machine gun bound for the front from the Tula artillery factory. Red guards seized the shipment and transported it away from the area amid ongoing unrest.
Unclear OCR text reports Ontario notes on December 12 about an ontrami0 bank being taken over by Bank of Montreal. Creditors and noteholders are referenced, with arrangements made for transfer of assets. The exact entities and outcomes remain uncertain due to garbled wording.
Consumers are urged to use Hyomel at first warning of catarrh to prevent attacks. The ad claims Hyomel cures by inhaling medicated air, soothing the mucous membranes, delivering oxygen, and expelling germs. It promises refunds if not satisfied, sells full kit at a low price, and references the R. T. Moonh Co in Buffalo, NY.
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A fragment suggests ply secured but shareholders stand in danger of losing a considerable sum. The sparse text implies a financial dispute or potential devaluation affecting investor stake.
Notice from Washington states on October 19 the Interior secretary withdrew coal land entries in Billings Montana townships 3 6 7 and 1 similar actions affect nearby townships. Officials warned that potential claimants may be barred from filings or receiving allotments if they had already made filings.
In Rion Wisconsin a rugby event at a college was praised for fitness benefits but criticized for rough play. Lipton expressed support for the rugby effort and offered a token prize to encourage continued participation.
New York December 12 William Nelson Cromwell of Cohartlos & Co, counsel, announced an assignment with liabilities estimated between 1,000,000 and 2,000,000. The defendant’s assets were not disclosed, and the matter was pending in court.
The General Electris company plans to raise about 5000 to 4 million dollars for stockholders and to fund improvements at Weenmnpany plants in Schenectady and Lynn. Officials announced a capital increase to five largely in the growth style, with Wheatford noting the intent that other companies may be involved.
Muskogee officials report prominent men Gert. W. Mase Hn and M. O. Pumteavy were indicted today by a grand jury on charges tied to the Creek Indian rally theft about a year ago. They were arrested and released on bonds of $1,000 each as the case proceeds. The stolen rolls related to government records raise questions about legal boundaries and penalties for possessing copies of Indian rolls under current law.
In Richmond Virginia on October 12 a New York era report states a whiskey producer owed $1000 faced confiscation of his distillery by UK authorities. Revenue officials guarded the claim as they moved to secure assets amid a broader crackdown. North Adams Massachusetts notes an AMAL board meeting discussing mission funding and a long standing constraint being resolved.
A proposal to reconstruct destroyed Valparaiso buildings calls for a government grant of 37,500,000 sone with the rest funded by the municipality and property owners. The plan, awaiting concress action, envisions rebuilding the Ahaendyral Wistriel on a new design.
A garbled report notes a Santa Barbara unit departing for San Francisco in the afternoon to underwrite a rescue. The trial band members are ordered to return to regular stations by executive call of the board president as conditions warrant.
Fragmentary report from Neoderha Ka dated October 1 mentions Prank Taylor two miles from Neoderlba, with illness noted. Passes are in question. details are unreadable and several words appear garbled.
A chaotic early day confrontation between officers and a gang of robbers in Toledo Onta led to one death and two wounded. One robber fatally shot, another wounded, and a third member escaped. The incident unfolded as authorities pursued the group after the robbery report.
Foxtmaster Will Cox issues order excluding from the mails campaign mail pieces that appear designed to misrepresent or degrade the conduct or character of any individual. The directive targets post cards that resemble campaign communications and seeks to curb slanderous material in mailings.
Topeka Kansas October 12 milling sugar beet factory of the Limited Sinners Sugar Co in Garden City Kan begins operation today.
A New York report notes Mrs Davie’s complaint alleging a day of disputed claims. The fragmentary item mentions a court action and involvement by a named party, with uncertain details about dates and parties.
In Red Lodge on October 12 attorney Oddard of Billing filed an injunction petition in front of Judge Frank Henry seeking a court order against labor union officers in Bi Nuga Red Lodge. The motion aims to prevent interference with Mutual Telephone Co operations and to halt layoffs as grounds for the restricted action. Jurisdiction and temporary orders remain uncertain as to Judge Lleavy's ruling.
A white girl, Katie Miller, of Neheiska, elopes with Winnebago Indian Darlow Vendlér from the South Dakota border after meeting four hours earlier in Ponder. The couple, described as loving and wanting a quiet marriage, flee to wed with a divorcing town in an uneasy scene as local onlookers react.
Frank Gotch competes in a wrestling bout on October 12, attempting to throw his opponent but fails to secure a decisive count within an hour. The match ends without a victory for Gotch as the other wrestler remains on his feet.
According to his wife Uaymundi, Chionse a 43 year old father killed his son then died by self inflicted action. He and his mental state were linked to the "Black Hamilton society" and possible insanity.
Washington reports alarming claims of widespread slavery in Southern Florida where hundreds of men and women, both black and white, are reportedly held by turpentine and timber firms. Sheriffs across southern counties are alleged to assist in enslaving Black labor, and the Justice Department will review the matter after discussions with Attorney General Moody.
A freight train wreck near the Northern Pacific station at midnight caused two days of freight delays and the temporary break in passenger service. Many trainloads were cleared and shipped out that day. A disastrous fire in Lake Binvilla gutted a large frame hotel and several summer cottages nearby.
Daniel Francis tired was hanged here for the murder of his wife and her partner, Mrs. cis, in a grisly crime that shocked the town of Chieasa on December 12.
An article argues disease should not be treated as criminal, noting sickness stems from violated Natura's laws yet condemns overwork and poverty. It cites Dr. P. as praising a women’s health remedy while urging rest, reduced labor, and moderation, with medical ads for his prescriptions and advice.
Airs Mary Scroggs and Pyanels faced escalating dispute over earnings. He refused to work with his wife, triggering tensions at the shop where two women were present. The conflict escalated as accusations and heated behavior occurred.
Detective Inspector Eflekes of Sydney arrived in Liverpool with a prisoner named Shas in a nine month manhunt. The case links alleged frauds in the New South Wales government. The trail began in Calcutta and spanned France, wary Islands, Holland, and America with stops in New York Jamaica and Santiago.
In New York a federal suit seeks 10000 in damages against the steamship Friedrich der Grosse of North German Lloyd. Plaintiff Mrs Sophie Meerchen, wife of a lawyer, alleges the first officer Ikenseanain forced a kiss and assaulted her aboard the vessel, causing pain and distress.
The state board is in session to solve a rare medical problem. An ape in state license appears to be permitted but in practice it will be refused in Milwaukee courts.
William F Milne 85 years old shot himself in his hotel room at Smith Ste Neill s on Washington Street New York dispatch says Milne recently resided at the hotel while in town, though his home is believed to be in San Francisco.
The chauffeur of the Duke of Montpensier’s automobile, who ran over and killed a workman near Nancy France yesterday, was sentenced to a term of imprisonment and to pay a fine of 199 dollars. The duke was not prosecuted.
General Frederick Fanston was the guest of honor at a farewell banquet in Tavana Ort. The event was hosted by the Cuban Veterans' Association with local officials in attendance.
The German Jahrbuch presents population by sex for nations. It notes Balkan states as having more males or slight female excesses in most of Europe. In the Western Hemisphere males predominate in Jamaica, Mexico, Venezuela, and other countries, while Africa shows female excess in most areas except certain French possessions. Asia mostly shows more males, with Egypt and some colonies exceptions.
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