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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1906
Page
4
The readable parts reference a range of historic names and places, mentioning Duke, Chabertaid, Cranwin Schaeld, and various figures with ties to governance and ritual. The garbled text hints at a heist, a guardian or regent, and references to a son and a crown, but specifics are unclear.
A jury convicting Tracy for assault described a confrontation that escalated into a man and a child being thrown to the ground. Witnesses testified to a chaotic scene on Deverdand Street with police and medical responders attending. The defense argued mistaken identity while the court noted multiple bystanders and surrounding tensions. The verdict sets the stage for sentencing and potential restitution.
Fragmented OCR text shows a garbled report on parochial education, with scattered names and places. The readable portions reference a parochial school, a feature or event at a church or parish, and community figures, but the precise facts are obscured by noise.
Report describes Novent Petticoats on KHennessy’s second floor with detailed fabric types and fashions. Mentions numerous styles including black sateen, accordion-pleated, corded edge, and gathered skirts. Notes the fashion display captures a modern look and appeals to female customers in New York circles.
A garbled report describes a fair or exhibition with dances and booths. Mentions include Misses Horgia-Miinane, Jeannie Cenk, and Catherine’s academy. References to Army, Gen, and various Booths suggest a local event with displays and food, though details are fragmentary.
A cleary garbled report describes a Centerville case involving an unnamed defendant linked to a "cold witch" and a panel hearing. The narrative mentions a Professor Burgess, a tense court moment, and a man feeling hoarse during remarks on a Saturday, with references to restraint and propriety amid a distracting scene.
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