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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1906
Page
2
The Anaconda Standard lists publishing details for the Daily and Sunday editions with subscription rates. It notes offices in Anaconda and Missoula, a national and international distribution network, and indicates where the newspaper is sold including several major cities and stores.
A Montana Yellowstone Journal piece from October 15, 1900 debates Governor Toole’s senatorial candidacy and cross party tactics. It notes potential Democratic support for Toole despite GOP campaigning, and discusses whether Colonel Gordon’s paper affects Toole’s chances while vowing to promote a Democrat in the race. The text reflects partisan maneuvering and voter sentiment amid a close political contest.
A fragmented reminiscence recalls the 1900s political scene with mentions of Ken Ruler as Massachusetts governor nominee and New York Republicans amid a wave of discontent. The piece notes authorities’ control over the tower and hints at surprises in that era, with references to Cleveland era figures and party shifts shaping a weary public mood.
Fragmented OCR reads like a 1912 style political summary. It notes Pennsylvania and Connecticut gubernatorial results, with Roosevelt era policy debates and Republican splits. References to party leaders, House members, and public sentiment hint at a volatile national climate.
Fragmentary text references a political scenario with figures and factions. Mentions Moetanis, republicain sources, and a parliamentary style debate amid a dramatic collapse of support. The passage mixes names and places in a stream of partial phrases without a clear event or outcome.
A fragmented report details fusion talks among Republicans Independents and populists in Silver Bow County Montana amid campaign tactics and a push to register voters as the November election looms. The piece cites alleged vote counts and the emergence of independent factions aiming to influence outcomes.
Fragmentary text describes a city order affecting billboards on roofs and streets. Mentions a renewed vigor, a court action, and removal of signs including on an old theater roof. Context and many words are garbled, limiting precise facts.
The readable fragments discuss national sentiment and civic responsibility, noting concerns about sellers and public amenities. It references people and a general call to support public welfare and governance, though many words are garbled.
Fragmented report discusses moves toward self government, governance structures, and anticipated steps in a colonial or territorial context. Mentions Porto Rico, Governor, Congress, and calls for local representation while noting administrative delays and political tension.
The Postal Department presents a strong showing with expenditures rising to a record level for the year ending June 30, 1908. The department reports total expenditures of about 178,199,779 dollars, a notable increase from prior years, while gross revenue climbs to a historic high.
Cherokees plan a bronze statue of Pocahontas to be erected near the tower at Lye and church where Powhatan tribe members will attend the 1907 exposition. Prominent figures including Womry, Dick, and Rolfe are noted in telegraphed reports about the commission and costs, aimed at raising funds through a $1 per person appeal.
Washington, Ort. A man named Anderson Hoard reunited with his sister Saray A. Michie after years of separation. The two had a long search across Washington and nearby towns, ultimately locating her living as a farmer's wife in Withow. The story traces decades of absence and hopeful reunion, with relatives recalling past events.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a person named Conon and mentions Atlan and El Wot. It references a crehi paddi cure RARS, a residence of a former employer, and a large punch bowh with two literary figures. Details are unclear and names are partially garbled.
The funeral of Geo MM, who died suddenly at Nassau Mat Wednesday, was held this afternoon at the Episaopal church under Weisin vices of the Livingston judge.
Vague OCR text references a public disturbance or riot with mentions of local groups and residents. Names like Phelps and Gardiner appear as present participants or witnesses, with unclear roles and locations. The fragment notes a gathering at a venue and possible police or civic action but lacks clear outcomes or dates.
An elderly minister, Gravité, resides in Toa Burgio and aids a young woman, Miss Hayes, with missionary work. After a sudden engagement, letters lead to a wedding plan despite past doubts, as hospitality and community ties shape their path.
Delaware Water Gap residents engaged in a night raid targeting the Gibbs hotel. Myra Gibbs, wife of the proprietor, raised the alarm by phone from three miles away. Three assailants were captured after confrontation, revolvers found on scene.
The Parson asks compensation for detective work at a local fair. The Qin Titerstite Foie association officers were paid yesterday while Secretary Mablow details the bill. A volunteer who aided in pursuing robbers faced questions over a $179 charge, with officials defending the honest rendering of services.
A rural transport crisis curtails livestock shipments as railroads struggle to secure adequate can stock and service. Farmers scrambling to ship cattle and sheep face delays, while buyers anticipate higher prices and disrupted markets. The disruption hits Lewiston and nearby areas as tribes of stockmen await relief and a promised freight increase.
Swede Kid appeared in a tense scene in Ute city amid a lockout dispute over an employee. He fired a shot at an opponent, causing the Met fallout and prompting authorities to place the figure in custody within a short time.
A Mexican lawman has been dismissed by President Plax for alleged relations with revolutionary factions. General Serrano, previously in service, was removed amid controversy and connected to the Jiunts movement.
A dramatic account of an ambitious Florida to New York rail sea crossing proposed by Henry M. Flagler. The plan would extend from Miami to the Florida Keys, cross the straits by a submerged ferry, and land at a western shore, tunneling new route segments and spurring a transoceanic expansion.
A fragmented report outlines the route construction and the role of builders, with references to concrete work, steel usage, and large costs. It notes wide regional efforts, technical challenges, and the scale of the project, including a total cost range around 15 to 524 million. The piece emphasizes progress, tools, and sections under development as the work advances.
A lengthy description outlines a planned ship canal and rail line from Key West to Miami, with hundreds of bridges, reinforced concrete embankments, and viaducts. It details engineering aims, dredging, pumping stations, and a double tracked corridor to open new commerce across Southern Florida, plus safety and maintenance considerations.
The sermon contrasts fear of the unseen with the joy of divine love. It argues faith rests on kindness and hope, urging readers toward mercy and reverence. It contends religion grounded in love surpasses fear and leads to a hopeful, moral life.
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