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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1907
Page
3
Chicago reports quote President Small and union leaders amid a strike dispute. Talks with Abe and Abe rhetoric clash over funding and leadership as members push for a $3,900 raise. Public figures attack strategy while supporters vow to press on with the dispute.
Fragmentary notes appear to describe a morning baseball game with names like Hogan Henley and Wright, plus references to Oakland and San Francisco. The garbled text omits clear scores, dates, and teams, making the central outcome impossible to determine from the readable portions.
Fragmented text references child health topics and a medicinal product linked to a Newbro Drug Co, with mentions of vitality and digestion. The odd phrasing and garbled terms obscure concrete actions, dates, or clear entities beyond generic references to children and a drug firm.
A garbled table summary describes Northwestern averages and team matchups, noting Aberdeen, Taco, and other clubs. It mentions Rice and Tavoma as top beaters, Vancouver and Seattle show results, and several ambiguous scores, with unclear dates or venues.
News from Montana arouses concern as Arthur Knapp alias Tac Owens, jailed in Los Angeles for fraud, may be linked to a mistaken death report. Knapp’s Michigan home and Wisconsin forgery past are noted. sheriff heads to Los Angeles to verify identity.
In a tightly contested PCL game, Portland faces Los Angeles with a close score line. Key players include Ranmorpth and Watterion, while Eager and Hure contribute for Portland, as the teams exchange leads and seek backend supremacy.
A Missoula audience will hear Rev. William P. McKenzie speak on Christian Science at the Union Opera House Friday evening October 18. McKenzie, a Cambridge Mass. physician, will discuss DeWydeninterom Teeth and is a member of the First Church of Christ Scientist Boston. He studied at Upper Canada College and Toronto University, served as war correspondent during the 1945 Riel rebellion, and later joined Christian Science work as a lecturer and trustee of the Phytishimy society.
Grace Thompson drank carbolic acid in her room at a Boston lodging house on South Maie street this morning. She was discovered by a lodge keeper and hospital staff notified as police began inquiries into the unclear circumstances of her act.
Fragmented report covers Northwestern League last week with Aberdeen hall events, manager appointments, and community notes. Mentions gifts, purchases, and upcoming games as readers hear about local sports and civic matters.
A dramatic incident at De Suet unfolds as a large Indian figure wreaks havoc near a Mogul freight engine. Police custody escorts a suspect while guards and depot staff contend with damage to furniture and rail lines amid a noisy confrontation.
Local dispatches recount a bank of crime and accident with a man jailed on larceny charges after logs vanished while building a cabin. Reports note grain yields near Waterloo and weather impacts from spring rains. A fire on Main Street damaged a stove shop, and new stores near the pullding line attract attention.
Albert Nadeau marries Nellie Noble of Simon City Idaho in Sheridan. He plans to bring his bride to Twin Bridges to reside. Also notes various local happenings including a work injury, prize exhibits at Madison County county fair, and residents moving to or from the area.
Fragmented notes describe a June trial continuation, a probate or trust matter, and indictments. It mentions Charles and Miles, a ship shipment to Lola Missouri, and a widow with two children Miss Thirllet and Levey. Names and details appear partial and unclear.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate Re attended mining activities and traveled by boat to a location called Hele, then departed this morning for an unknown destination. The garbled text references Hagan, a transfer, and a watch or weather event near Wess Te Lown. Further details are unclear from the readable fragments.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions names and times scattered through a local page. It hints at an event or notice coming in the morning, with several unreadable proper nouns and potential place references, but lacks a clear subject or outcome.
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