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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1907
Page
8
The notice from Butte reports on the Principal Branch of the Standard at Broadway. It mentions a telephone number and an independent telephone line, suggesting a local communications or business update.
Fragmentary OCR text references Hight & Fairfield Company rental dealings with Orta Bros and R Wells, plus various names, places, and events. The garbled items mention visits, shows, editor Poindexter, a standard office sale notice, and social announcements.
The readable fragments describe a convention with mentions of parties and fashion, referencing names like Wa and Waehiges and indicating topics such as clothing and jewelry. The OCR yields a garbled soup of words with few solid facts.
A complex habeas corpus battle unfolds over Lebeau’s removal from Silver Haw County to Missoula. Judge Webster weighs writs as Deputy Belding serves warrants amid delays and a jurist’s order. Murphy fights extradition while the King County arrest and shifting papers fuel court proceedings and appeals.
Local authorities investigate a complex deposit case involving Albert Selmdha and others near Nine Mile Road. Police report unclear motives and possible connections to a planned scheme, with Deputy Ralph Taher confirming activity and emphasizing ongoing inquiry into who deposited money.
Catherine Marrington of Holt died at home after a long illness. Survived by four daughters Meg, Gene, Mary, and Mag. Widowed by Hapt Derty Taretigian. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
Reports from Goldfield discuss former Butte residents prospering as mining towns rebound. Wages rise to about five dollars a day, local houses improve, and rails open three roads linking Goldfield, boosting ore movement and town growth. Notables include artist W Tong and miner A H Dutton, with Montezuma club rising as a social hub.
A sale notice advertises wedding presents offered at reduced prices with a range of items including jewelry watches and decorative pieces. It highlights discounts and guaranteed quality from Mayer featuring pewter items and giftware for attendees.
In this season, stock prices for RUA OVORY LUPINE NeW show notable rises as market activity increases. DGAGN represents the client in a plan that outlines strategic moves and potential shifts in value amid fluctuating demand.
A fragmented excerpt notes talk of a new federal building and a mining paper, the Goldfield Review, regarded as a first class authority. It mentions plans to convert the paper into a daily, with references to military service and local property, hinting at broader regional developments.
In Butte two tires ignite a structure near the city center causing a blaze that drew responders. The fire damaged a residence and nearby fields. Authorities believe arson is suspected as officials gathered evidence at the scene and questioned witnesses. The damage totaled substantial property loss with firefighters extinguishing the flames after spreading embers were contained. Local investigators continue to probe the incident for motive and suspects.
A fragmented poem recalls a mother’s keepsakes and memories stored in a dresser. Distant garbled imagery hints at a chest of mementos, a cradle of childhood, and lingering love shaped by time and loss.
A long OCR fragment discusses Isabel Taving in a Fitch theater drama with figures like Philip Witting and Sylvia, noting legal and theatrical conflict. It mentions a court case, rival attorneys, and a production by a prominent firm, with names such as Carters and Devine appearing amid plot twists. The piece evokes Broadway intrigue and a heated contest over stage rights and performance.
A boy dies after a church step play incident. Eyewitnesses describe a fall near St. Mitre’s Church as medical staff rushed to aid him. The case centers on a fatal injury to the head and neck. investigators assess circumstances and care provided at the scene.
An obituary notice reports the death of Mrs and Mr Cole Crawley at their residence in West Quarts patienty Futeral. Funeral arrangements will appear in a later notice.
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