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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1909
Page
5
A violent attack left a boy injured as others looted pockets while the victim lay dying. Police report show a chaotic scene with bystanders and a crowd gathers as rescuers respond. Investigators describe the assault as severe, with the injured boy receiving aid only after officers and bystanders intervene.
The stock company reopened the Wajally to Wat Migl with a full house and strong managerial notes. Cast features Cornel and Mrs. Weacey with Herman Von Schumberg and Lil Sutton in prominent roles. a convict plot and diverse characters drove the show as it moved through a week of performances.
A garbled report describes Carr being jailed after a bond release attempt. It mentions authorities and possible notes on a prior appearance, a named person tied to a case, and references to a large pursuit or investigation. The text is partially unreadable but centers on ongoing detention and bond issues.
Beverly reports indicate Secretary Ballinger will meet President Taft today to discuss the course of certain Interior Department officers during the final weeks of the president’s vacation. The meeting aims to review conservation laws and implications for administration policy.
Heavy rain caused the creek to overflow its banks, spilling water through the town. Officials reported about one hundred men were employed to address the flooding and restore streets.
The unreadable fragment hints at an attempt to evade latency with a litany. It mentions taking length and rows, but specifics are unclear. The text reads as an incomplete note or headline fragment lacking concrete facts or names.
A local sheriff conducts a careful inspection of Capitol saloons amid reports of violations. Proprieties are cited as pressured to enforce rules while youths gather to observe, and plans to tighten enforcement are outlined for future nights.
A fragmented London diary notes ongoing controversy surrounding Cook's case with references to April observations and a press inquiry. The article discusses the possible manipulation of evidence, the role of publishers, and questions about credibility in the probe amid backers and critics.
A vessel off Yokohama reported by the press that a fire broke out on ten ship cargoes of oil. The tug Teak was sent to assist as crew and voyage details remained unclear, with officials awaiting confirmation of the blaze and vessel status.
An obscure passage discusses Crimmins seeing improved conditions in Ireland and mentions political ideals and prosperity. The fragmentary text references government, colonies, and a sense of future stability, with unclear attributions and a mix of names and phrases.
In a tragic crash three people died when an automobile struck a central Michigan grain train near Bay City. The victims were identified by local sources as residents of nearby communities, and the investigation continues to determine how the collision occurred.
A robbery on Mureney Street near St Patrick’s Church ends without serious injury after a highwayman attempting to seize a man’s dinner pail is foiled. The assailant, tall and dressed in derby and dark clothing, fled up the alley as a resident resisted. Police were not able to catch him at once.
New York reports Adeline Teapp, 99 years old today, swimming nine miles through treacherous Epic Gate waters from Teast Bhelty-ninih to Ghiannnpalit, Long Island. She was aided by Prisima Ulsatas and followed by observers. fifteen entrants quit before the finish while Tiny remained in better condition at the end.
San Diego moves to host a Panama California Exposition upon completion of the canal project. Efforts, led by local leaders and the chamber of commerce, focus on capitalizing the exposition and promoting statewide development. Lincoln J. Cee, former secretary of the treasury, is noted in connection with the effort.
Public order tensions flare as Atlantic City saloons ignore actions to close. Reports say authorities and Mayor Stoy clash with Attorney General Wilson, amid midnight rioting and protests. Officials vow further action while ministers decry the unrest.
A fragmented report notes the State Humane Society condemning plans for Taft to attend a bullfight. The piece mentions Mexican officials and a request for an alternative amusement. It also references Coroner Web and a fatal incident involving Cheers Landqrtist, with a brief, unclear account of a bystander struck and a company contractor.
Nashville Sept 5 secretary of Sar Mickinson stated that papers regarding cadets dismissed from the United States Military Academy for hazing had been forwarded to Washington for reconsideration. Judge Dickinson said the appeal has serious consideration but offered no further comment.
A garbled story hints at an unusual accolade for Or Cook, with references to Gaetan Ne and De Arcata families. The text mentions satire, a deceased figure, and a controversial planting claim, but many phrases are indecipherable.
A fragmented account portrays explorers congratulating Dr Cook on his success in Arctic exploration. It cites Rasmussen and Greenland connections, notes debate over route choices, and praises Cook’s adherence to his plan despite skepticism from peers. The piece reflects period fixation on polar achievement and navigation.
A corrupted OCR fragment shows garbled dialogue about speeds and distances, with names like Verde and Willest likely misread. Context is unclear, but indicates a discussion of measurements and actions, possibly a report on performance or movement. Named entities are unreliable due to OCR errors.
Berkeley researchers led by Professor Graree Davidson explore precision limits in measuring stellar distances and weights. The study proposes testing with horizon-based observations to estimate possible errors and improve methods for celestial accuracy.
Hrussdls Sept 3 Professor Lecointe Wireclor defending Dr Cook says he can easily prove his facts to skeptics. He notes an April 21 1908 observation and argues corrections show Cook’s measurements near the pole, addressing critics who claim he did not reach the pole.
An unclear report notes Switeieman Enotred to Mo Lambert a witchman for the Northern Pacife. The patient remains at Murc rays hospital after a test crash under the wheela of a promotive in the Futte varity. Twatora will be pon pulated at 11a2 South Wyoming Street.
Oliver, agent for Gonzaga College, arrived in route last evening and is staying at St. Fee's parochial residence. The Livlte hoya group plans an evening with Rev. Hi to discuss the upcoming select year at Gonzaga College.
Jone Xlaun, 45, on Spruce Street in the McQueen addition, is in serious condition at Far hospital after being caled under a fall of ground. Doctors report no broken bones but serious internal impact with possible kidney damage. officer notes unclear surroundings.
Wentey Eatiy Isiard, Marry Martin, and related names appear in an OCR fragment describing a transport incident in Milwaukee. The legible bits indicate a person brought in last evening from Feld to St. Jones expiral, with a fall from a polo event or device and a limp or injury observed.
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