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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1906
Page
8
Eyewitness reports describe a tunnel explosion at Barrington mine killing one worker, injuring several others, with two rescued from debris. Deputy inspectors arrived to examine the blast hole and fuse, while ambulances transported the injured to hospital.
Superintendent Williamson cites a 160 million gallon rise in beer consumption over the past year while temperance sentiment grows. He argues beer can be healthful and strengthens without encouraging excess, promoting Pabst Blue Ribbon beer as wholesome, clean, and low in alcohol for home use.
Montana Liquor Co. advertises Pabst Blue Ribbon beer with a home delivery option. The notice lists phone service at 187 and promotes ordering a case for home use from 75 79 Last Park.
The notice reports rising registration in several wards, listing districts from Eighth and Fifteenth to Sixteenth and beyond. It notes totals by ward, mentions a statewide distribution, and records yesterday's tallies across districts, highlighting 18 year olds newly eligible and ongoing AMP verification.
Fragmented OCR shows a theatrical piece featuring Mr Pip, a domineering female role, and a puppet show at the Grandway theater. The review notes a controversial portrayal and hints at gender and social dynamics, with references to Miss Pippy and associated cast.
Jennie Koko was nabbed after attempting to steal from a street store on Park Street yesterday. Clerks and witnesses including Symone Murphy and Mr Gaathie testified she was observed taking items from a counter and attempting to hide them under a garment before being detained.
Armed with a warrant, Constable Lynda Anaconda arrested Tele Redwera in Butte on a brand larceny charge. The suspect allegedly stole a number of items from a local woman in the lower social circle. Anaconda will present the case in Anaconda court for final disposition.
Fragmented notes report the start of telephone building work with garbled details about seizing progress, basement work, and the involvement of local companies. The text references the Holt Telegtone cane pins the southeast tier and mentions the Senate, various crews, and ceremonial claims amidst confusion.
Incomplete notes from Butte area residents include visits and registrations. Mentions Of Metenate Inge, Ghentie team, Morrison Philipsburg, Rolin Anaconda, Sheghard Sheridan, Gwynn Nutte, Dignan Anaconda, Farward Cardwell Democrat, TKE Collin state examiner, Charles D French registering, George T Brooks, Thornton Mrs McCormick Hunter's Springs, Rochester hospital intake, and a Dillon mining company filing.
A fragmented report notes a new company formation near Fallon with involvement by Norris, Neat Mareh, and A. Le Stone. Development work has progressed steadily, with ore tipping at 20 of silver and plans to install modern machinery after securing a fee.
The Centerville Pythians held a social smoker event with a lively evening program. Attendees included veterans and visiting members who shared refreshments and stories, while a charity drive supported local needs.
A fragmented account describes a Fair of B'nai Israel with lively entertainment and family activities. Despite garbled wording, the piece references stalls, music, and communal participation, noting ongoing success and broad attendance at the event.
Containing noisy OCR fragments the item references Canadian Pacific planning station extensions, passenger service delays, and legal actions involving individuals in New York and Mexico. It mentions Mrs Hermann Oelriete and a probate matter, plus references to New York Date and other scattered names, but the garbled text prevents a coherent full summary.
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