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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1913
Page
7
Fragmented OCR text recounts chaotic scenes with officials, drivers, and a dramatic collapse. Mentions a crowd, a crash near a highway, and weather during the incident. Several named entities appear garbled, including references to a New Taaveth Sead and White Mountain.
The report notes J P Morgan Co withdraws as fiscal agents of a road project. Officials in York and surrounding areas report service of process to local agents. Investigations and statements indicate financial adjustments and ongoing oversight by state authorities.
A historic notice reports that Steunenberg’s assassin plans to seek a presidential pardon. The source cites unnamed legal authorities and mentions timing and procedural steps in the broad outline of the appeal.
A fragmented fashion column describes variations of light autumn garments for women and small children. It notes cretonne or linen with silk embroidery in white and pastel shades, detailing belts edges and decorative braids, and mentions accessories like hats and a cape for early cold days.
The text describes Thaw related arrest actions, legal questions, and police responses in Vermont. It notes police, prosecutors, and a board of inquiry involved in handling Thaw’s case, with mention of officials and a jail transfer. Ambiguity remains about charges, dates, and exact outcomes, but the piece portrays a volatile public reaction and ongoing legal proceedings.
The readable fragments show a passenger, possibly Mrs Thi, resisting arrest or restraint as seven individuals are involved near Stauthwuls. A voyage continues from New York to Montreal with Charlie proceeding tomorrow morning.
Fragmentary report states Mr Jerome was arrested today in Canticook on gambling charges as witnesses describe a prior win at Ironia City and public speculation surrounds the case.
An attack targeted Japan's political director Tek Tanaw as he walked home from work. A responsible assailant seized him with a weapon, while a second assailant attempted to strike with a sword. Immediate aid arrived, and the scene was secured. The motive remains unclear amid a tense postincident atmosphere in the foreign ministry district.
Busy track at Grand Clealk races faced muddy conditions after heavy rain. Officials warned racing would be limited and the program may not be completed as forecast, with continued unsettled weather impacting tomorrow’s schedule.
Agents of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway examined allegations that a n armoured car funded by the railway was used to escort or protect railway transport to coal mines. Witnesses described the car and its gun, but details on where and when the incident occurred remained unclear. Lawyers for the claimant presented witnesses to explain the vehicle not as a threat but as a transport aid.
Dispatches report Governor Samuel W. Stewart and Governor Spry returning from a conference on weevil infestations. They discuss quarantine removal in Utah and pledge careful deportation measures for affected products while planning further talks with state officials and a university professor.
Missouri Pacific and other lines notified Secretary of State of a plan to grant half-fare railway travel from Mexico for refugees. Messages from Bryan to officials indicate a concern over routes via Laredo and other points, with emphasis on helping displaced Americans reach home amidst border movement.
News desk reports Princess Ina of Tahiti, a descendant of King Pownie, arrived on the Royal Mail steamer awaiting immigration action. The princess, described as a Waauf girl, was detained by authorities amid unclear reasons and questions about her future. A botanist from the University of Minnesota, Tilden, may be involved in her education.
The discussion centers on feasible credit contraction under new monetary conditions. Bank leaders including B Forgan and George M Reynolds argue over debt relief, note issuance, and regional reserve transfers affecting credit availability and government liability.
An official committed Edgar Witemn a named individual, described as a former tiahn congressatian, by Tudze Darla o Ledyeare after a 2 inrane assumption at Oro Fine. The act was witnessed by the tat lewis ature, with V4 Wil etgardel listed as a guardian to friends and relatives.
The market fell sharply as a Senate tax proposal and government action rattled buyers. Prices slipped from earlier highs with traders rushing to exit as futures moved lower amid market volatility.
A tornado struck a traveling circus this afternoon, tearing down the big tent and injuring several performers. One child, a 12 year old, was killed and others were seriously hurt as ropes snapped and the tent collapsed near the ring. The storm swept through within 200 feet of the audience and caused chaotic wreckage.
Special Dispatch to Le Stumares Lewistown reports Stephen Anday, a widely known Pennral contrar tar, died yesterday afternoon. He was born near DuBath of Steptinn Amersua and lived here with his widow and one son. He had three brothers in Ohio. He visited Great Falls 12 years ago and moved to Lewistown from that city. Funeral arrangements are handled by Wright of the Presbyterian church.
Fragmentary OCR items outline a marriage or travel notice with scattered names and locations. Key entities include Miles City Grand Forks and Grand Point, with references to a bride and several personal names. whether a ceremony or flight detail is uncertain due to text damage.
A murky report describes a political gathering with unclear health updates. The text notes a serious condition affecting a party member and mentions a tentative plan to proceed despite the evaluation. No concrete names or dates are clear from the damaged OCR.
Weather bureau responds to subscriber reports in terse form. Forecasts for Aragon and Oriye appear in the Western Camera weather section. Telephone cooperative girds for storms as poles and lines face potential damage under worsening conditions.
A fragmented report notes a local agriculture push with investors backing new seed strains. It highlights increased crop value and cider production, aiming for higher yields and broader sales. Names and places are unclear due to OCR errors, but the piece centers on farming investments and market expectations.
Local officials in Tallwns signal plans for a major railway project amid tensions with Savtaerlang over contractor selections. Officials expect decisive action this autumn to advance the remus project, with community meetings scheduled to address concerns and timelines.
Washington representative James A. Em vy of the Athi Association of Manefdetucare provokes fury in the The Tiante lobby committee as he comparesMartin A. ATulhal methods to congression practices. Members demand privacy, seating, and accountability while references to a long service in the house prompt sharp rebukes and warnings of offense against constituents and the public.
James McNeal, years, an engineer at the Rorue mine for 18 years, collapsed at work after complaining of pain. He died later at the hospital. Survived by wife and son James. Funeral details announced by local church and sergeant major.
A fragmented report details a Bay Area styled boxing or fighting tournament featuring notable names from Massachusetts Vermont and New Hampshire. Highlights include Miss Dette Lady Leon and Charles Beane among participants, with talk of a $1,000,000 scale prize and recent defenses by Anderson amid a dramatic display of nerves and strategy.
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