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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1906
Page
2
A garbled report notes a world record for seven furlongs in New York raced by a leading sprinter. It references multiple names and events, including a murder trial surrounding Stanford White and investigations influencing sport pages, with scattered results and times mentioned amid the chaotic OCR.
Church notes report Mission Services at St Peters with a crowded attendance and enthusiastic clergy leading the eathering. Mass and sermons dominated the day, with Rev. Father Pirnay and other priests pushing the mission work as a large crowd gathered for the evening service and related devotions.
A fragmentary Pacific Coast League item notes a game lead and key players. Mentions Hat Pribenon and Wit, Wee, and a late surge by 180 t v Thitain Bitters. Several names appear in garbled form alongside team references and an emphasis on dramatic action and outcomes.
A reader from Bate Creek Michigan recalls experiences and quotes about willpower fatigue and aging. The fragment mentions a person named Posty and references a book titled The Road to Wellville, urging readers to read the book as guidance.
A garbled excerpt from a historical page hints at a standing or standing clue list in Vienne, with mentions of Ort and an audit. The readable fragments suggest a confusion or misprint around a location and people, but no clear event, date, or named organizations emerge.
Dh LOGE PONCE performs a concert program under Messrs Conley and McTugne at Deer Lodos. The event features Anton Rubinstein works and a variety of classical pieces with overviews of overture fantasie and meditative selections.
A garbled OCR item references a governor and an opening speech with a large audience. It mentions arrival of didwin Neveu Voutonuat and a governor of the state. The fragment hints at a public event or rally with no clear date or place.
Fragmentary obituary notes a deceased man named William, with garbled identifiers tying him to a Long Island or East Phivh Hus district. Mentions years of residence, family ties, and a local business proprietor. Text is heavily corrupted but indicates a deceased local figure with community ties.
Report describes an armed incident on a highway where four cattle rustlers were killed and seven arrested. No soldiers were wounded despite heavy firing. Officials say thefts of cattle are common in the region and investigations continue.
James Donaldson, a former prize fight promoter, wanted in a bunco operation linked to a $10,000 heist by the McWhitreer brothers, was arrested in Hot Springs Arkansas. Five men were involved. police helped recover $1,000 and pursue others. Salt Lake City police chief George A. Sheets was criticized for compounding the case.
Fragmented OCR text discusses Musgrove in Misnivsion, Ark, and a public matter involving a fine or penalty. Incomplete mentions reference St Louis, a plantition, and a monetary amount circa $1000, with unclear defendants or agencies.
A local reunion gathering led by Const en and Me Stakavleb faced legal disruption. Report notes an order halting the event and questions surrounding the participants. Details remain unclear due to damaged text.
A wedding was held today in Falninuth Mass with Gartell, son of the Inte Puen Cartel, marrying Miss Sugan Rimons daughter of Natheniel Bennong of Boston.
A barn housing the Miree children of Anthony Hughes and Fiuy drea was destroyed by fire. The three children sleeping inside were killed in the blaze reported today.
Notice announces that L Thomis veand the reeist'y agent in election district No. 1 will open registration at Pine street Deer Lodge County Montana on Monday October 1. Registrations run daily until November 6 for the general election. Separate days accommodate disabled or absent voters and last week for those previously unable to register. Thomas Bod y is the registration agent for the district.
Notice opens the registration period for Deer Lodge County Montana Precinct No 2 election on Tue Oct 1906 at 22 West Fourie Street In Atinconde Deer Lodge County The registry office will be open until Oct 27 1906 to register qualified voters for the county election to be held on Tuesday Now and Al D 1906 in Deer Lodge County The office hours are from 9 to 12 and 2 to 5 daily except Sundays The notice lists James Thcks as registrar and pertains to voters unable to attend due to illness disability or absence during the weeks preceding registration
Nadler announces registration for the upcoming election in Deer Lodge County Montana at Main Street polling site. Books will open October 13 1906 and remain 9 am to 12 pm, with Sunday closures, to register qualified voters for several forthcoming elections.
The document lists election registration details for Deer Lodge County Montana. Registry agents JOAN MANLEY and A B LAWLERTO announce opening of registration books for various precincts, dates in October 1906, hours from 9 to 11, limited to qualified voters absent due to sickness or disability.
In Anavanda Beevforlge county Mok on Mandy the Thth dig of Buterner L 106 the registry office opens to register qualified voters for the general election to be held on Tuesday November 6 1966 The office hours are from 2 pm to 1 pm daily except Sundays and will be in the Registry office at Third street Corsil Von precincts in Teer Lodge Montana with the closing date October 25 nec.
A damaged notice from Berlatry Avent Nottce announces local registration open at Stratobank precincts in Lodsr county. Precincts 1 through 21 list locations such as French Jers Finis and Hulston as sites. Registration hours start at 9 a.m. daily except Sundays, with Monday October 2 1955 as the first full day.
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