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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1903
Page
4
Fragmented OCR depicts a patent medicine notice claiming a wood remedy named Eaten Anprestate and a tolered cure for pains. It lists makers A AuRonidze Parin and distributors 1B. M rrbre Wing Co with a price of 42 pag 0m and mentions authorized sales by a single retailer.
A large Bozeman event drew about 9 000 spectators with delays at the damagement and a varied program. The afternoon featured high diving from a 60 foot platform, several horse races won by Miss Widener and Miss Maxey, and pace events with tight finishes. Track activity continued into the evening with driving and betting, while Rochester beat Hoos in a separate baseball game amid windy conditions.
At the Gallatin county fair, vegetables and fruits show strong displays with notable entries. The one mile bicycle race winner was Wilton in 12:49 with Ginn close behind. handcycle events featured Wilton, Ginn, and others. Spectator remarks praised fair management, exhibits, and grounds. a new marble find and mining venture in Bozeman drew attention.
Pablo and Sepl George Kogan are linked to a case where a man allegedly beat his wife with a revolver and then cut his own throat. The wife may recover. Investigators, including Sheriff Smoot Giltings and deputies, arrived to pursue related charges. Stockholders and local officials connected to a separate land deal are listed, with details tied to a town near a creek and a large land armament plan.
Reports indicate Browning has suspended operations on a northern Browning construction site. Work is expected to resume soon with a plan to complete the project efficiently and cover outstanding yards and teams.
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The secretary of state reports a new cattle and land company charter with capital set at 90000 alive shares. Directors named include John M. Evans George Evans Frank Postofky Madikin County A C Congdan Butt R L Clinton Hutte and Solu I Craine Latte.
Denver and Colorado officials including Governor Peabody and Adjutant General Sherman Bell met amid fears of unrest at Cripple Creek. A petition from mine owners lacked specific evidence for troops, and the governor said action would not be taken without clearer proof.
Sept 2 Helena reports a mixed luncheon with Senator Beveridge and Mr Petite among attendees. Discussions touched on federal appointments, Indian affairs, and a later note on Theodore H Tack’s wife suit seeking damages. Other items mention a Canadian water project and Rocky Mountain medical meeting outcomes.
Fragmented dispatches report a naval transfer for a Helena bound recruit, plans to report to New York, and a Las estate administration issued by a district court. Mentions include Elizabeth A Barret estate, Helena, Crofessor UHL, and Prat Wow Line field purchases with scattered place names and dates.
The court in the United States charged AL Moyle and Ratlo lsharer in relation to bookrapary. The defendants face charges described in the case titled Out of Debt Special Mspateh. Proceedings indicate ongoing legal action with further hearings anticipated.
In a tight race the incumbent James P. Murphy loses to Edward Long by four votes in the semi annual election for the Bulte Miners Union presidency. The count extended into the night with 1,294 votes cast and the ledger showing Long at 600 to Murphy 602. Other officers were chosen amid a crowded field and steady results, including Brenton’s re-election as former president.
A newly formed organization unites workers formerly allied with the American Federation of Labor. The group adopts by laws and holds an election, electing officers and trustees. The organization aims to gain universal card recognition among bartender unions, with officers including President Tsoberley Wie, Secretary Robiry Rune, and Treasurer Fred Munr.
Charles J Kelley secretary of the Heimessy Mercantile company returns late at night after a trip to St Louis Chicago and New York. He attended events and shows and commented on the Shamrock win. Admirers of Sir Thewnas Tipton see the visit as a display of sport and interest in the contest.
Counting staff named Beebe and Beeb oversee zones east of Malyaveet and west of Main Street while Beebe works Contiryne and Walkerville. The board of education appointed takers. up to 13,000 children are expected in the city, with duties starting Thursday and continuing for 20 days.
A wounded narrative describes a disturbance in a town, residents scattered fields, and a peaceable inquiry by inhabitants as marauders are cited. The Waterworks case in Helen concerns the Helena Water Works Company defending the value of water finned by the city, with arguments to be heard by Thursday.
An academy and boarding school for women invites applications as the Cheth year opens in September. The catalog lists details on courses, with ROBERT J CABKEY serving as principal and outlining moderate expenses for the year.
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