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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1906
Page
4
An advertisement promotes buying diamonds on credit with a small cash payment and immediate use of the diamond. The balance can be paid weekly or monthly while worn, with no interest or forfeiture of payments. The seller claims low prices due to specializing in diamonds and asserts quality by avoiding imperfect or colored stones.
Suspects discharged on habeas corpus in a robbery case were released by Judge Donlan after Chief Deputy County Attorney Walker confessed details of the crime. The motion to publish notice or post posting to satisfy health ordinances faced opposition, with arraignment to be set for later. The hearing also covered a separate case involving M. J. Walsh cited for health violations in burial practices.
Special Dispatch from Dillon reports a wedding at Reverend Medyim's cardinal church with Bishop Brewer in attendance and notes the bride Mrs. Yaylor returning home soon. The obituary of Cora Millen is noted with burial at Monti View Cemetery following surgery. Elva Saattty Fe is mentioned in a separate financial tally of 2700 head.
Fragmentary OCR details local upheaval and military actions. Mentions authorities and a northern sector, a pardon, and weapon seizure. Names and places are garbled, but indicate a mid conflict situation with arrests and planned elections.
Fragmentary report describes unrest and counterterrorism actions with police redeployment to towns and districts. Text is garbled, unclear about dates, places, or responsible entities. The readable content mentions terror threats and cavalry return orders amid widespread disruption.
A garbled Labor Day report notes street car lines carrying 37 408 persons, marking a new peak for transit usage. The fragment hints at large crowds and busy service, with references to gardens, races, and a city event, but specifics are unclear.
Central committee of Silver Bow county decides dates for the primaries and county convention. Precincts vote Tuesday September 18 from 3 to 6 pm, with the county convention set for Thursday September 20 to appoint delegates and determine the party ticket. Delegates will be chosen to the state convention on September 23 as per the apportionment, with one delegate per ward or fraction thereof. Bernard Noone is chairman and Gerry Ayrshire secretary.
Philadelphia report of Mrs Elizabeth shiswell seeking her husband who vanished after a brief marriage. from New Jersey meeting at a teachers' school to Philadelphia hospital duties the couple planned to meet outside the madration but he disappeared, leaving the bride perplexed and relying on city detectives.
In Maine prospecting near the Pear MMs road and Comadia Eloriitan area a local group led by Owen White are investigating potential gold deposits. Reported findings suggest small-scale gold indications with speculation of future mining activity and machinery development.
A bride of about seven months, Mrs. Taesh 1, reportedly drowned in a spring near Vilysburg. Her husband returned home to find her body in the water, after which he alerted authorities. The incident occurred Sept 6 and is described with limited readable details from the report.
In Warsaw on September 4 soldiers conducted wide night raids, making wholesale arrests across the town. A fleeing boy jumped into the Vistula and was killed while attempting to swim away from pursuers.
Lowaville Ky September 4 Dr Mranteia I Rearde a minister at the Presbyterian church and head of a theological seminary, died suddenly in his sleep at the church rest lodge after a brief illness.
In a September case brought for Adolph Weber the testimony centers on a murder at his home near Auburn. Isabel Potter recalls a scream from a window and a fire rapidly consuming the upper story, with Weber reportedly killed and bodies carried downstairs. Prosecution claims flames started in clothing on a ceiling and a witness notes a figure at an upper window as the house burned.
The Yellowstone excursion plan offers reduced rates for a trip to the park during the season. The schedule lists principal points for trains arriving at Livingston on the evening of September 8 or the morning of September 9.
City officials warn cash flow will be tight for several weeks as revenue from taxes licenses and land sales falls short. September bills and ongoing duties loom with hopes of funds from state support and planned borrowing to cover payroll and services.
A fragmentary tale recalls a dog and its owner whose dog displayed gold teeth during a snarl, becoming famous nationwide. The text references a trainer or practitioner and notes the spectacle caused a stir, though much of the surrounding details are lost in garbled OCR.
A man posing as a Harvard crew member targeted West Circlesmen, stealing clothes, articles, and money after inducing trust. Police report details shifts in deception, with the suspect promising loans and gifts before the thefts escalated. The incident, linked to a showy yacht event and local society figures, ends with investigators tracing shipments and a suspect in custody.
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