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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1908
Page
6
A bold robber entered a Wisbean bar at 9:45 last night and demanded the bartender’s cash. He took about $120 from a patron after a brief struggle, but escaped as the proprietor fumed, leaving framed pockets and confusion in the room.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions desperado descriptions and a refreshments office in Butte. Mentions rail line and Cresveht context with unclear dates or names. Unable to identify full events or persons due to garbled source.
Beets from Beaverhead valley are praised as high quality with reports of sugar content. Superintendent of the Util Tithe Siguy company notes efforts to organize beet harvest and prepare for shipment to a factory. farmers urged to advance beet culture or miss a pivotal opportunity for local industry. Ruth’s return and other local notes appear in brief, with Dillon observers reporting beets suitable for sug ar production nationwide.
An unclear OCR fragment describes a violent incident with figures like Lee and threat actions. It notes someone was picked up a rock and a confrontation led to injury. Lew is brought to the county court later that day for assault charges.
A local court heard that Chanaly Repther Jeishio racers Latte Ort Mie We and others faced an embezzlement charge over a missing twenty four thousand dollars from a bank fund. An examiner noted the amount involved, while the investigation into the case continues after a recent closure of an associated office.
A firel voters club formed last night in Roseman and Galintin, led by Bowen and We-A temeratic, with Votena Chun noted among organizers. The group, named the Standira, aims to mobilize local residents for upcoming civic actions.
The article notes a Bryan area voters club starting with a membership near zero and plans to grow to more than ten members before the upcoming election. It highlights early formation steps and enthusiasm for broader community involvement.
Cleveland leaders state Morrissey will resign as railway chief on January 1. He has led the railway workers and will devote time to the union activities. The American Railway Employes organization today announced his upcoming departure.
A Kalamazoo area farmhouse fire in Hurst Michigan burned Gel 14 Henry Kemns his wife and two children. One child is missing and another ten waled were found dead in the flames. The blaze likely started tonight or shortly before. Investigators fear no survivors.
In Chicago, William Randolph Hearst survived a violent break-in as deputies served him with a $600,000 suit brought by Governor Niskell of Oklahoma. Hearst insisted the method was lawful and that he was willing to receive the papers. Mrs Hearst fled the drawing room during the intrusion. the deputy forced entry after no answer. The incident disrupted Hearst’s arrival plans as he prepared to travel to New York.
Fragmented account covers remarks by Mr. Morne t and others on party lines, reform vs corporate power, and the Taft era legal challenges. It notes judge Todds and Taft’s alleged duty, with hostile rhetoric about capitalism and corporate influence. The passage reflects a chaotic, disputed political climate and public debate.
Report describes a sparsely attended rally with a state ticket and Walcud Thomas on stage. A college band played as a street pageant and crowd noise faded. unidentified speakers and disjointed notes marked the event amid disrupted proceedings.
A vaudeville program at the Margaret Theater by St. Mark's ladies opens Monday evening with about 100 attendees. Acts include songs, comedy, and popular operas, featuring Mrs. Frank Collins Miss Marielle Shelton and Larry Johnson among others.
A report states Ton Riehl was driven yesterday and suffered a head blow during an event. He is hospitalized at St Ann's hospital with injuries described as serious but the details remain unclear pending further medical updates.
Rumored schedule places President Roosevelt in England at Oxford for a university ceremony and in Paris for an address. Allies plan suggests stops in London and Reims with potential honorary degrees. Report notes Mrs Roosevelt may join and mentions a later return from Athens or Africa. details remain unconfirmed.
An incoherent OCR fragment references the Shay Indians and a cemetery, noting removal of boiler parts and an intention to abandon the post. The text is garbled with unclear names and dates, preserving only the rough idea of a cemetery matter and an outlined action plan.
A Democratic rally at Three Mile House drew nearly all Mill Creek precinct voters despite rain and cold. Speakers outlined issues, with candidates including county attorney contender Murphy and county clerk candidate Mahone. Kremer was expected to address Monday evening with other party figures noted for future appearances.
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