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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1906
Page
2
The prosecution rested after presenting witnesses who described the July warehouse killing of Wille Holrovhich. Testimony covered the scene in the Patel warehouse, the victim's body, the coroner, and multiple investigators detailing decomposition and possible strangling.
The text is garbled but mentions a court will convene, with the defense set to begin at a specified time. It references Cronyn and a process involving a confrontation or proceeding and asks about the location or participants.
A garbled paragraph outlines a court hearing and forthcoming sentence for an individual named Burton. The text hints at prison time and references a judge, a magistrate, and related legal actions while preserving the era’s formal tone. The fragmentary OCR paints a courtroom setting with implied confinement and potential appeals.
A fragmented page lists draft notes, business repairs, door-to-door sales, and public notices from Wart Greig and Copper City. It also records funerals for Mrs. and Mr. Wales, church services, and military news about General Grodekom, with scattered ad-like items and real estate mentions.
In the men's shoe department Shain's markets a range from two to four dollars, aiming for the largest and best niche of work shoes on display.
Ogdensburg residents crowd a Melbourne hall for a political rally in support of Hearst and Lucey. Speakers denounce wealth concentration, call for wealth distribution, and oppose Rockefeller while urging unity for a Democratic and Independent coalition in New York.
A garbled 1904 1906 era notice includes Dr Bouchelle of Thomasville Georgia praising Vinol as a cod liver preparation without oil and a tonic iron addition. The text mixes tax notices and county official language about property taxes, sales and deadlines with distorted names and dates.
Fragmentary OCR describes rail connections with trains 162 168 and 104 108 and other services. References to trains 16 and Li suggest coupling or route links. No clear events or dates are established in the readable text.
Election information for Deer Lodge county in Montana with dates in October 19th and 12th. Voters are informed of registration, polling places, and election procedures. The notice lists officials, offices, and qualification statements relevant to the upcoming county election and registration hours.
A partial election notice from Montana outlines a voter registration window for the upcoming November election in Antemida and Deer Lodge County. It details dates, offices, and submission requirements for qualified voters, noting exceptions and accessibility details for precincts and polling locations in the county.
The county in Montana will open registration on October 4, 1906, and will extend hours through October 8 for unfilibed voters across precincts. Voter registry continues until the general election on Tuesday, November 6, in Derp Lodge county. Office hours run 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. on weekdays, Sundays excluded.
Notice from Deer Lodge County Montana opens registration for the ensuing general vote. Registrations occur at various precincts including Third Street in Anaconda and the Ben Mile House on October 10, 1906, with sessions through October 31 and November 2. Eligible voters with disabilities or illness may arrange proxy registration at designated sites.
A fragmented notice from October about the Calvert registration for electors in Deer Lodge County Meaty indicates registry hours from eight to one daily except Sundays. It warns of a special lay day on Monday October 20 and lists addresses including Abe lewa Store and the New Beagttnietg Teleon Arevtigis Nas for registering those unable due to sickness disability or other impedi ments.
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