07 Sep 1908
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1908
Page
1
The Deer Lodges County Fair association reads a busy early program with 400 thoroughbreds expected before opening day. Secretary Martin aims for shipshape grounds and lists fifteen selling purses from 200 to 3250 across varied distances and ages. No dancing at Washoe Park on Wednesday and Friday evenings this week.
The theater offers four evening performances under a popular management aiming to showcase the best films in the country. The Views and scenes span diverse topics, with a focus on entertaining and enlightening content.
The piece highlights a weekly set of pictures including A Visit to Stackhinlin showing authentic scenes over costumes. The Candidate offers a humorous look at political maneuvering. The grover films are praised as equally good and worth viewing.
The Margaret theater opens with The Rocky Mountain Express on Thursday Sept. 10, a sensational melodrama with new mechanical electrical features and scenic scenes of life in the Rocky Mountains. The Kim & Gazzo Amusement Company presents a strong touring cast in a scenic dramatic novelty. The return of Coming Thro the Rye follows Friday Sept. 1 with bright music and comic scenes promising a large audience.
Lost evening at Electric and Lyric Theaters presented Wlust Plain Folks a tale of a city woman deserted by her husband then found by her lover. Other offerings include Never Goes Unrewarded and Mr Puzz a colorful fable. Dynamites Men and The Gypsi s Tale offered strong drama. Farmiana Agroplana and When Treuhen Goes to Town rounded out the program with varied appeal.
A packed evening notes National union proceedings and local gatherings. Delegates and visitors from Great Falls and Bullyw?ord attend state democratic events while sportsmen plan the Western Bonsters’ Trap Shooting tournament. A 1 year old dies at 618 East Third Street and more society items fill the page with travel and meeting updates across Butte and Anaconda.
The Anaconda baseball season ends with plans to suspend for the year while two professionals may join minor leagues and a possible state league forms. Captain Bert Schils, a top arm and fielder, may join a major league club next season, while Brogan may return winter and seek pro play. local teams discuss a spring start and park development.
The article surveys breach of promise actions across France Holland Austria and Germany. It notes rare recoveries in France and Holland, and describes Germany's public betrothal ceremonies and strict contract terms influencing breach outcomes. It contrasts legal expectations for dowry loss and the difficulty of proving monetary damage in such cases.
A historical report describes a case where Miss Jenny Mighell sued the Sultan of Tar and later Miss Aughell, over a breach of promise of marriage. The matter involved royal pretensions and a prominent editor as defendant, yielding verdicts totaling 40,900 for the plaintiffs.
From Stoenia, reports describe mastodon tusks found in northern bogs called urmans where ancient bones surface as ice melts. tusks fetch strong prices in Fukuisk and Lena markets. artisans carve trinkets and even bread and cheese sculptures from mammoth ivory, mixing myth with trade.
Dillon observes Labor Day with many businesses closing and proprietors taking the day off. The Baptist ministers from across the county plan to attend a Baptist convention in town, adding to the event’s significance as Dillon looks westward.
Report describes two days of unrest in Glasgow with threats of further riots after a Thursday incident. A large crowd including socialists and unemployed workers gathered in a hustled demonstration against Malace Ardour of Connaught during a troop review, culminating in clashes.
New York reports Daniel Sickles, Civil War general, ex-congressman and lawyer, has reunited with his wife after a 27 year separation. During the estrangement Mrs. Sickles resided in Madrid, Spain. Their son Stanton Sickles arrived on August 27 with the couple’s child, bringing the family back together.
A hardware company will set up at the shooting grounds Monday morning in their booth. The event features old trap lauded and a focus on the upcoming display with attention to signage and demonstrations by Trap Shantern and partners.
Saminal Moleh Conthanougs eerytea every 13 mbites.
Renowned German writer Milmtehen, reportedly moved by recent misfortune in the United States, died by self-inflicted gunshot. The circumstances surrounding his death and any prior actions remain under investigation by local authorities.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a potential marriage tie involving the Princesa of Bourbon and a Bourbon line, with mentions of Orleans and Lunlae. Details are unclear, but the text suggests royal connections and a pre marriage arrangement prior to November.
The Anaconda events committee approved the labor day card for the 22 day race meeting starting September 24. Managers Slover and Stover report strong horsemen support, high entries, and a packed program with handicaps and valuable races led by Ivair Chance and Neva Lee.
A Paris dispatch in the Paris Mall Gazette argues France faces population decline while Germany grows, and cites France’s strict marriage law as a key obstacle. It details old and complex procedures for legal union, requiring extensive documents from parents and witnesses, with costs and delays in both rural and urban areas.
Labor Day activities at Washoe Park include a Democratic state convention in Helena with Deer Lodge delegates interviewed for multiple candidates. A Montana hotel meeting will set preliminary matters, while the Deer Lodge caucus convenes at Margaret Theater to name a chairman and committees.
A weathered one room office in Kenbridge sits near a courtyard where John Hantalaly Roanoke practiced law. Randolph’s peculiarities feature in a tale told by a friend, describing a forested setting and the moral lesson on felling a small hickory with regret and restraint.
The train workers unions in England show a weakened congress due to a withdrawal by larger unions. Despite this, 106,000 members from Amiul ,Marnated Saciyty of Engieers and Associated Society of Locomotive Eng ineers on Firemen remain represented. Delegates will attend England's largest gathering of union workers. The congress will meet in Nottingham in September.
Berlin reports Crown Prince Frederick William will broaden his official studies beyond the ministry of the Superior and soon enter the mascot ministry, per the emperor's suggestion. The change expands his vernal administration responsibilities and signals increased royal involvement in state affairs.
Special Dispatch reports a shooting accident involving Hi Yownsend and Will Bard at Lombard. A young man accidentally shot his left leg while handling a revolver. Dr Gilliam dressed the wound, taken to Missoula hospital. Condition serious but seen improving. expected confinement weeks.
A chaotic local dispatch reports primaries postponed to tomorrow while a recount proceeds. Leading party figures are said to be absent from Dillon amid tensions and indecision over the outcome and future strategy.
A compact notice lists Yegen Bros Bankers located at East Park Anaconda and references related financial entities and contacts in Denton and nearby regions. The fragmentary text mentions the firm name and a series of associated terms suggesting a fiscal or accounting context without complete details.
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