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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1908
Page
2
The letter-style prose lauds Patrick J. Duly for campaigning vigorously for the Democratic ticket, noting his and friends’ active involvement and long-standing support. Declares his resolve despite political attacks and stresses loyalty to the party and Wiederhold’s cause.
Football players featured in workout games with several standouts cited. Reference names include Corcoran and Hutte, with emphasis on forming a championship eleven and efforts to lift teams in upcoming weeks at Washoe. The piece mentions training details, leadership comments, and expectations for future performances.
A garbled wartime note describes brief actions at a Washington site with names like Lilia Winter Taulers and Cro kn Elden. It mentions testing or experiments and references footwear and sales terms, but the text is largely unreadable and fragmentary.
Reported arrests in the Night Rider case as investigators pursue more suspects. Authorities describe ongoing pressure on the investigation, with dates and witness details evolving and Governor Dutterson referenced in related security updates across state lines.
The article outlines Noyes contesting Candle Creek property with Sheulal Mispaieh reporting to the Standard. It notes Noyes plans to move ahead next season with earnings from the property, details about water conditions, and the ongoing financial and legal maneuvers surrounding the estate.
Two deaths reported in Anaconda with details of the deceased Mrs Mary O Connor and Mr O’Donnell. Obituaries note long illnesses, survivors including spouses and children, and services arranged at Hughes Fitzpatrick undertakers. Mrs O Connor is described as devout and active in Catholic Benevolent groups with services pending.
A city notice states residents at No 2 Hickory Street will attend a meeting this Wednesday afternoon to honor the late Tahert Thiel Gale. It mentions three hits and a procession to Har Rghort at 2399 Worry dla with heating and lighting arrangements for the event.
A long promotional fragment extols Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for hysteria melancholy and other female troubles. It cites letters from Mrs Ellsworth and Mrs Williams claiming relief from despondency backache and headaches, noting the product as a standard remedy for female ill for thirty years and urging readers to try it.
A garbled but recognizable report centers on Robert Waddell and a legal matter involving a company named Dol Weieed Whi. The narrative mentions an orphaned matter, a trial continuation, and community figures in a Washington region setting with various dates and witnesses referenced, though specifics are unclear due to OCR errors.
A garbled excerpt touts a medicinal compound claiming potent extracts from Golden Seal root, Queen's root, Black Cherry bark, and others. It markets antiseptic, nutritive, and restorative properties for lingering coughs throat and lung ailments, citing authorities and a free booklet offer.
Unclear OCR text shows political topic in Switzerland with mentions of cantons, departments, and fiscal matters. The fragment suggests election results did not alter party control or major policy directions. Names and specifics are garbled, hindering precise attribution.
A missionary named Dr Bingham died following a surgical procedure at a hospital. Reported details mention his work and recent illness, with family and local authorities noting the loss. The obituary style note emphasizes his faith and service, recording the date and place of death and referencing his congregation.
A garbled report describes a violent confrontation with intertribal tensions and a law enforcement operation at a reservation. Wards and officials discuss missing loot, a fight near a river, and the discovery of bodies. Authorities halted a fearsome chase as arrests followed.
A damaged OCR fragment depicts a bank failure and ensuing legal testimony. It references Morse, a cashier, directors of the National Bank of North America, and a figure of $125,000 in consolidated stocks. The text includes questioning of Morse, witnesses, and mentions of losses and committee proceedings.
A fragmented report notes the vindication of a colored soldier and the ongoing federal case in New York. It references the court martial context and alleged partial punishment, with the outcome pending further hearing in the district court.
A judge expressing sorrow over not being able to impose the death penalty convicts a man named in a late night incident near a busy thoroughfare. The judge cites mercy but stands firm that no leniency can alter the fatal outcome.
Royal wording on the crown prince of Serbia indicates he departed Belgrade today amid enthusiastic public reception. Local officials say the prince is in the jurisdiction to fulfill duties and assess governance.
Results from track events show Lady Arkdaide winning the first event at about a half furlong with Hr Sberquin second. Charlie Danorty takes the mile with UL Ale second and Deeklaw leading. Various other races list winners such as Utereny, Asa May Land, Franke Kubbeck, Mahet Fannin, Zell C second, and Mauthel Ied in handicap results.
A garbled OCR fragment references multiple names and codes such as Ne Mowlers, Wirknederbds, Frost, and Athyma, with scattered numbers and letters, indicating a damaged historical record lacking coherent narrative or clear event details.
A readable Missoula voting notice updates district registrations. It notes that only three of the four ward districts are active, with 4750 registered voters in the county. The document lists forthcoming events and sessions affecting voter turnout and notices the need for further updates.
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