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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1906
Page
16
Western Montana office of the Standard lists address at High Kings Avenue in Missoula and a telephone number. It mentions advertising rates available on application.
Missoula merchants held their first meeting at the Western Montana National Bank block to discuss supporting the repeal of the Hee?iae law and aiding the state organization. A committee of Wie ndeha, Ureitenstein and Hardenburg was set to interview judicial candidates and report back at a meeting two weeks hence.
Missoula area high school trustees met this afternoon to consider the county high school building in South Missoula. Financial constraints limit options to leasing extending the current term buying the building or constructing a new structure. Directors agreed the issue warrants careful study at the next meeting scheduled for July.
Mary Bourgeois of Brenchtowh files for absolute divorce from John Bourgeois in district court alleging desertion and separation since 24 184 end. They have two children aged 2 and years. The petition notes unkind treatment and lack of support while Chad says she has defended by her husband.
Missq ula notes report a divorce filing in Granil county West Virginia where Dad Sloan, president of Canacenine Savings Bank, seeks dissolution with his wife Mrs Sloan. The notice hints at a previous Miss status of Mrs Sloan.
Mrs Sloan petitions the court to restrain Em from disposing of property after her father’s death, alleging cruelty and stating she provided support for 20 years but received no further contribution. She claims valuation of $75,000 and recounts attempts to secure funds at various towns. The document outlines legal actions to prevent asset transfers.
Oct 11 Magistrate Hur questioned a young woman named Miss Johan Dolio living at PIB Spencer Street Brookbyn after an incident aboard a Third Avenue car. Judge Otlo Rosalsky attended and described the kiss proposal as improper while the conductor and police intervened. The magistrate sought facts about intoxication and propriety as the woman faced questioning in a preliminary hearing.
Hamilton notes report a court session with cases including a defendant sent to reform school on discharge of a prior charge and a receiver appointed in a property dispute. It also mentions an Eastern Star play at Eurax Opera House next Friday and a visit from Gilbert McLieren. A dispatch from Migiti Nearst notes Hearst newspaper support in governor race, and a steaming vessel Morving Stir reports heavy rain near Wonelutu with 18 to 20 inches per hour expected.
Yokel lines report airings in Irving to avert a threatened general strike. The governor announced all organizers and witnesses of the involvement will be tried by drumhead court. Deputy K Jones of Butte, a University of Minnesota graduate, was admitted to practice before the supreme court on motion in this city.
The Oct. act cert and paper of the att Mone MUN and MiMi company for a ledge wreck site were finalized today. The owners and original claimants transferred balance installments totaling about 4,500 with plans to place machinery and begin a second tunnel about 500 feet lower on the ledge. An air compressor and air drills will be used in continuing operations.
Alfred Wyeth Freund pursues actress Margaret Anglin with persistent letters and public displays. He stares from front rows, hires protection, and even haunts her hotel, prompting officials to intervene as Anglin refuses his advances.
Six thousand people packed the bulging hall and 2,000 more outside as Mayor O Farrill presided and speakers including Jose Miguel Ganinz Alfredo Zayas and Senor Caxtoltayr urged independence and study of the United States path. They argued America intervention followed Palma and urged peaceful unity in a republic free from faction.
A collision on the Great Northern line near Spokane Washington last night between train No 4 freight and a passenger train killed three people. The freight engineer and fireman were killed and a student named Mariel aboard the freight was identified. Several passengers were injured or shaken up as investigators seek the cause.
A sensational, likely fraudulent document from Chicago describes a woman named Magle declaring she will become the slave of the highest bidder for life. The notice claims money, jewels, and fine raiment in exchange for loyalty and obedience, noting her prior Washington return and weariness of conventional life.
Editors J. A. Gihny and W. Beedle have perfected plans to start a new daily in Billings. The Evening Camineresal will be an eight page, eight column paper circulating soon after quarters are ready. The venture aims to provide local news under this new banner.
The report lists multiple names and places in a fragmented summary of political results. Governors, local officials, and candidates such as Towle and Gormitey are referenced with dates in October and October 19 events. The text mentions Hob or Hoye wins and includes towns like Billings Nola Lanviztown and Belgrade. The overall tone suggests a coverage of election outcomes and public notices from state and local governments.
The Boston letter prints Mary Maclane’s savage comments on Chinese women as “selling herself as a white slave.” She attacks Mike Magee’s Men as ridiculous and mocks romance, gambling, and the idea of a woman needing money from a lover, detailing sharp, sensational opinions in lurid prose.
A frustrated reader's testimonial from Tennessee extols Pyramid Pile Cure, claiming instant relief from piles after using a free sample. The notice urges sufferers to request a free sealed package by mail, with a full sized treatment available through druggists, and promises satisfaction or replacement.
Special Dispatch from Helena reports a large explosive found at the Voelter powder house near Union Station. The break in and removal of the powder is linked to a possible motive tied to property at the Northern Pacific margin. No suspect identified. Articles of incorporation filed for Fromberg Building Association to construct an Ode Fellows hall in Fromberg Carbon county. Incorporators include J J Stith GN DM Jonny Mewelt and A Chisholm. Capital is 110,000.
SAPS BLOWN. Deabdieh. Me. Oot 15. Siteblowern broke Into the State Bank of Tenhigh early Amdus morning, blew One ento and seribed $248. The burgkins en 7 capet an a handear.
In a countywide debate read before the California Veterinary Association, whiskers were denounced as a favorite remiervnus while urging forcible shaving of caretakers, millers, and milk deliverers. Dr. Young led the talk, linking whiskers to diet germs and dairy farm practices.
A frenzied runabout charged from a street, smashing through a plate glass window at the Power Company offices. The driver fled across the street, pursued by a bystander, and the car rammed into a staircase as it vaulted barriers. No clear injuries reported.
Fragmentary report notes New York events during a four day period with unclear figures and totals. The text references registration, fees, and possibly attendance or totals but specifics are illegible. Further readable details are needed for a full summary.
Loa Angelia Cath OO eivg and linus Ted Angeles women will control the Lind Sand and Sew Investment company Va particles of Incorporation have been Awl. The capital of the Law and Say Tovestment company Ia $280,000. Only SM. However, lan been subscribed. Several of the women names aor the board of A Teehers are silady well known in the DushnonR works. They are Susa M. Sweet, Frincen A. Waddington, Mary G Dawen Dela M Aceet Create Leoni and Clara Shortridge Woltz.
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