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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1906
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR shows a courtroom or legal notices scene with references to a building, photography, fines, nuisance, and estate matters. Many names and dates are garbled. the readable bits indicate a petition for lease or sale, and proceedings scheduled for a future date with mentions of administrators, notices, and complaints.
A fragment discusses night digestion and training with a sleepless squad. It mentions grape-nuts and cream and claims starch effects on stomach, liver, nerves, and tissue support. References Cowles and a parodic tone.
Readable parts mention a festoburiture and a sequence of names and actions. Fragmentary wording includes references to a wish and a tasting or presentation. The item seems to be a clipped notice or column fragment with unclear details and no clear date, place, or participants.
A garbled narrative recalls a wartime gathering with veterans granted freedoms and tributes. The passage mentions Judge I. Meals, Ma Maefiluntis, and various ceremonial actions, followed by a long meal and shared toasts. Names and events appear distorted, but the scene centers on patriotic observances and community dining.
The reported struggle ended in death as the fight concluded at St James Hospital. Witnesses recalled intense blows and a long, tiring sequence before the final collapse. The victim, a man named Manel Hitter, lay fatally injured as police moved to secure the scene. Official inquiries continue.
The readable portion describes a body being moved from a location to a undertaking unit and mentions a port and river region. Details are unclear and many words are garbled. No clear date, names, or organizations are determined from the fragment.
Midna Tate, known as a well respected figure, died after a prolonged illness. The tragedy involved her husband and family, with accounts of a sudden decline and lingering illness leading to her death at a New York City hospital. Funeral arrangements include services at St. Margaret’s and Conterville meetinghouse.
Andrew Jiley aged 40 died last night in Belavive after a lingering illness. He is survived by a wife and children, a father and brothers, with Kilosa and Ireland noted among relatives. The funeral and burial details are announced by Sherman Reed's undertaking at the same terrace in Center, with arrangements to follow.
A blaze or suspected fire broke out at the rear of a building on Dakota Street this morning. Mrs. Thevees Tooplen reported the incident as onlookers gathered and police and responders rushed to contain the scene amid notable excitement and minimal damage noted in early reports.
A historical remedy touts natural plant roots and tonics to cleanse the stomach, restore vigor, and calm nerves. It claims safety, universal use before whites arrived, and praises a “scientific preparation” combining herbal extracts with alcohol as a potent stomach toner and energizer.
A long watermarked prose piece describes a butter cutter invention by Mr. Rowling and others, detailing the machine’s operation, potential use in tables, and its efficiency. It notes a patent application and market interest, with estimates around four dollars for the device and references to the inventor Dowling and other figures.
Readable fragments describe a celebratory dinner with many courses and social chatter. Guests praised hospitality, noting a wedding breakfast later in the event and references to local figures and attendees, though details are garbled.
A chaotic crowd surged as a fight erupted near the Paykel Michie streets corner and crowd control struggled to hold back onlookers. Police officers attempted to quell the melee while bystanders fled and chaos spread, alarm spreading through nearby shops and riders.
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