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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1903
Page
7
A Missoula Labor Day event faltered with rain and low turnout at Lothrop, as speeches by Evans, M. despre and others drew minimal crowds. Judge Evang gave brief remarks and urged careful leadership of labor unions amid the capital versus labor debate, highlighting the need for solidarity without foment.
Fragmented OCR style text shows tensions between labor and capital, opposing sides arguing over limits on demands and retaliation by capitalists. Irreconcilable phrases reference workingmen rights, arbitrary authority, and political obstruction. Mentions Missouri and a stricken scene with unclear names and events.
A runaway incident severely injures Berry May, leaving him partly paralyzed and unable to walk. He was struck while crossing a street near Menke’s home, with another vehicle running over him and causing additional injuries to bystanders.
Dr R Gwin, renowned cosmetic and aurist, reports a major wheat purchase closed Saturday. The Farmers’ Misrouly Rept notes over 10 carloads bound forML.Cn, with a reportedly high price. The sale, tied to Frenchtown, encompasses a significant market move.
Missoula figures Madge Look, Scot ZO B Myrix, George Potts and Charles Wallen, Maeloot Duck club members, returned home after a weeklong hunt. Also named are Charles Searles, Sheriff Tharpson and We WW, with Filius. The group boasted 600 ducks and several geese as they honored friends on Labor Day.
A parish meeting in Missoula, to be followed by a supper, aims to raise funds for constructing a priest residence. A plan to replace the current occupant with a chosen candidate is noted, with estimates around four thousand dollars for the project. Reads inquiries to Golden Rule, Missoula.
Unclear text reports attempts to secure $250 000 for a Peruvian exhibit at a Bl. exposition. Mentions Senor Vanaitema and London date September. Also notes the death of Kate Sexymont, once popular in the United States.
A brawl erupts at a West Front Street saloon led to Deputy Sheriff Watson and others injuring, with Mrs Donley and Mrs Rush involved. Bush and Donley figure in the melee as townsfolk recall a chaotic altercation. final actions place Bush under arrest as witnesses describe a violent scene and aftermath.
Missoula on September 7 reports the impending court action against Dave Abernethy proprietor of the Exchange Variety Ball and W T Pierce of the Gem. The case, likely to be heard by the patrol court, involves alleged violations with a holiday intervening period and carries potential pleas by the defendants. Judge Wentworth and Judge Wharton appear, with officers criticized for prior arrests. Local interest centers on the pavilion proprietor George Walait and expected crowded courtroom and police room.
Missoula notes recount Shen Thompson traveling to Miles City with Amina Harswonit and a list of visitors and social calls. Mentions Inge Dinsmore returning home, Edith Blckford hosting, and various locals staying or visiting in Missoula and nearby areas. The item carries fragmented social gossip with multiple names and places.
Roy Baskerville died at Sidlers hospital after a fever lasting days. The 30s era press operator and former ship nurse served in the Philippines and worked across the Pacific. He traveled widely, lived in Missoula briefly, and will be buried at the Standard Office. His brothers in Oregon and Virginia mourn him. a Washington funeral is pending final arrangements.
Fragmentary OCR recounts Saxon forces near Mornatha Saxony with German maneuvers on a historic battlefield. Descriptions mention Saxon troops, cavalry, and weather affecting troop movements, with references to allied and opposing forces and strategic positions along the Saale valley.
Destructive hurricane obliterates San Miguel, a town on Yuraten coast. Buildings collapse as San Miguel vanishes. a steamer from New Orleans to Belize reports no further signs of life. The Mexican location once served as Carter’s headquarters during exploration.
The six day race began at Salt Palace with professional riders racing for the first hour. Leaders included Th Fisher from Chicago and others from Salt Lake and nearby cities. Top finishers listed: Fisher, Chicago. Say enter, Rock Island. Willis, Buffalo. Yer, Staver. Pantlands, Topper, Chiengny.
Delegates arrive in Deadwood for a mining congress with officials including Treasury Shaw and Secretary of War, while Walter Page of Omaha discusses the event and local congressmen Marti and Marae Grant are cited in the coverage. The meeting concentrates on policy and regional mining interests as attendees gather.
A report notes the local plan will not close that day and requests Ameli er at Pueblo to keep operating amid broader strike tensions in Colorado. The piece also covers a sensational cross border murder case from Montana with a German suspect linked to a brutal dismemberment, traced via telegrams and evolving pursuit.
An Eastern seashore resort pageant features a famed actress described as handsome and nerveful, amid a public bidding scene with a yacht voyage planned abroad. The resort manager quotes a $1,000 wager and a $4,000 offer as the actress contemplates travel while packing her belongings for departure.
The text appears garbled but hints at a commerce or purchase event tied to a purchase or sale. It mentions the Counterie and a population or region, with a figure of 84,000. The readable content is insufficient for precise entities or a clear outcome.
Premier Shaffer, leader of the Amalgamated Association of Jok Workers, appeared at a city celebration amid mystery over his disappearance from Plitahirg. Herman Mobinson of New York would assume his role, as 1,000 people gathered to hear remarks. Shaffer was later seen leaving in a car with J I Bradley, and searches found no trace of Shaffer or Mobinson or the Nelson home visit.
A preliminary Civil Service Commission inquiry reveals concerns over clerks in Washington and other states. Reports mention new safeguards to prevent clerk insertions during department recruitment and to curb outside employment. Investigations cite cases across Ohio and surrounding areas, with emphasis on inspector roles and upcoming public hearings.
A historical report describes a controversial case involving a stone used on a dog wound at a residence near the White House. It outlines claims of experiments and expert denouncements, noting the dog's critical condition and disputed evidence in a contentious court-like setting.
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