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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1906
Page
12
An incoherent account from a 19th century newspaper fragment sketches a Washington attorney visiting a foreign county and recounts a risky horse and wagon mishap during a long travel tale. It mentions a host, Mrs Slovria, and various places, with a focus on dramatic moments and dangers on the road.
An organ recital in Mountain View drew steady applause and favorable notices. Performer Mag Ellen Anderson and Miss Ghilys Ameth led the program with skilled pieces, as the audience responded to encore requests. A second recital was announced for next Tuesday evening under Wesley Bedhertand.
OCR fragment references a soprano recital including My Redeemer and My Lord, plus names like Buck, Woodman, and Gounod Kellerer. The text is garbled with stray phrases and unclear details about pieces, performers, and order, yielding an incomplete program summary.
Adams returned yesterday from a brief trip to Ole Greenwater where he met with chums owned by the Barnes Creek Oxide Copper Company. He praised the Ursine showing as excellent and on par with any property in the district, noting the Oxide group adjoins Puinee Creek to the east and consists of six rit china, with prior land locations tied to the Burinive Creek group and other properties in the area.
A local Politico roundup lists populist endorsements for upcoming elections. Several named figures and party members are noted, with funeral and service details for residents mentioned, including dates and locations. The text references the Walsh parish post and a funeral train to New Lanes Cant.
A fragmented plea warns wives of perceived misdeeds by husbands and urges family restraint. The text references protection, marriage partners, and a controversial remedy or ritual, mentioning a book seller and a figure named Orrino. The tone suggests caution, accusation, and calls for vigilance within the home.
Reverend George Darrow, longtime Baptist preacher and Civil War veteran born September 1 1828, died last evening at his home 224 Noble Street. Active in Boston area churches and later minister at First Baptist in New Haven, his career spanned over sixty years with service in Massachusetts and a final move to New London Conn. His funeral plans set for nearby town while body to be shipped to New London for burial.
The R. T. M. Club opened its season with a carnival at the roller rink featuring skaters in costumes including western and Native American outfits. Prizes went to Miss Hudda and Bartels, with judges Mr. Almaz, J. Freeman, and Dr. Decker. A clown band provided the music as plans were announced for the next carnival set for November 15.
The crowd packed the big pavilion on South Montana street to see Professor Erni perform long stunts on the single front and horizontal bars. He displayed agility and strength, hopping on his crutch and spanning nearly 20 feet. The act drew cheers, closing with a band providing music as skaters enjoyed the show. He departs today after a long run through the West and pantomimes.
The Basketball League plans a meeting at seven to organize the season. Officials aim to arrange weight classes, set nightly private practices, and hold regular contests through the winter months to crown champions.
A district court suit by Amasa H. Peake against Capner company seeks enforcement of a partnership sale of the Jersey Blue King near Blsekrack. Peake deposits 6250 in Aug and 3500 more within a year, claiming $100000 in damages for breach and asking for specific performance and escrow of the deed. Bruce Krever represents Peake.
Chicago Oct 16 The Chicago Tribune dispatch notes James Keeley managing editor turned a $5,000 reward check over to the bank receiver for Stensland but kept the expense tab. The Tribune also presented a levy to Cook County taxpayers to cover local expenses incurred in pursuing and returning the fugitive, totaling about $5,180.
The Rearing railway raises wages for engineers, conductors, and brakemen by up to 10 percent, effective November 1. The decision follows negotiations and aims to attract and retain qualified staff across the line.
A fragment reports miners trapped in a cave at Tesculln Durham were rescued after 35 hours. The account is incomplete but notes the Wingette collision and ongoing recovery efforts. The remainder references a Supreme Court decision locating positions as unconstitutional.
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