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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1911
Page
12
The piece portrays Mme Linne, guest of Dr Safley, sharing memories of Montana mountain treks. It highlights her admiration for the region, outdoor pursuits, and a summer visit with friends in Gallatin Valley near Yellowstone, noting hospitality and a famed mineral spring.
A fragmented report recalls Linne’s travels in the Treasure state this summer where she may sing at the Lutheran church with country folk. The piece mentions an outing return and a promise to perform, with local references to Hunters' Hot Springs and a modern water system projected by Mane.
The annual convention of the National Independent Colored People’s league urged equal rights and laws, calling for bold measures to protect the race. They adopted a declaration seeking federal aid for education with equal school opportunities and enforcement of constitutional rights to end disenfranchisement and peonage.
Secretary Brayton of the chamber of commerce plans distributing miniature bales of alfalfa to bay dealers in St Paul Minneapolis Kansas City and South Omaha. The aim is to showcase the high quality of Treasure state forage at the Chamber building and Burlington exhibit cart.
Reported by Charles Kramer a shooting at Moore’s saloon in Jordan ends with Moore unconscious behind the bar. He’s described as a well known past sheriff’s aide with a checkered past in Custer and Gallatin counties. An inquest will be held. Moore’s only known relative resides in California.
Albany August 31 Governor Dix favored a direct nominations law for the legislature to enact next Wednesday. He said the move is necessary to fulfill the Democratic party platform and urged proper apportionment of congressional seats.
More than 600 members of the Ton family, largest in Montana, opened their sixteenth GAT operation at Gitunat grove Tearbara today. Dons were prong from CoUMertA, Waellington, Kamanad and several other states. Nell Wynby family stars in the event as the tawe of THiols.
The readable text describes a death near a river, an investigation by poles, and a boat, with mention of a person named Toby and a Gig Crain. Details are fragmented and names may be misspelled.
Philadelphia August 81 With its crew of more than 100 at attention the battleship Utah was placed in commission at the Philadelphia navy yard A representative of Captain Grant read the secretary of the navy placing the Utah in commission Captain Benson read the orders and the band played the Star Spangled Banner The Utah built by the New York Ship Building Company at Camden New Jersey was turned over to the government and will join the Atlantic fleets after stores are loaded.
A dangerous fire swept through a downtown fair venue two doors from Pencillionera hospital injuring several attendees. Firemen extinguished flames causing about $100,000 in property loss as responders battled an explosion with chemical storage. Boston stock firm G A Putnam & Co. faced obligations amid the blaze.
Woklo August reports four day farewell to American Ambassador Thomas J. O'Brien in Tokyo as he sails on the Shinyo Maru to assume duties as ambassador to Italy. The sendoff drew a large crowd including imperial household members and cabinet affiliates. O'Brien will succeed John G. A. Lelehonan as ambassador in Rome, following David J. Hill’s posting.
Miles City Aug 31 a persistent burglar struck the home of Mr and Mrs W J Trowbridge at Montana Avenue and Palmer Street for the third time in a year. The thief gained entry by tearing a screen from a window about 1 o clock and took a gold watch and chain a three ring brooch other jewelry and even a one cent piece Mrs Trowbridge reported on her return that the loss included these items and Mrs Trowbridge was away at the time.
A late yesterday arrival noted by the county chamber of commerce highlights preparations for an exhibit of farm and greenhouse products. The event will be staged at Madison Square Garden with required arrangements completed promptly to showcase the latest in agricultural gear.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe ships allegedly moving from Tort Keogh to Avalon and onward to Honolulu. The text mentions Norges and Koraga vessels with planned arrivals, but details are garbled and dates uncertain.
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