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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1906
Page
27
Palma of Cuba warmth in collar dominates odd jumble of names and phrases. Dawson WHS Lipper Istayn appear as scattered terms amid unclear OCR text with no discernible event or narrative.
Martial law suspends constitutional guarantees in Havana Santa Clara and Pinar del Rio provinces as President Patina reshapes government. Rebels denounce pardons while authorities arrest prominent liberals and publish decrees to quell uprisings. Insurgent bands grow near Havana with fears of drastic actions after September.
Parisians weigh closing cafes on Sundays to boost trade for weekday use, with critics fearing loss of social life on the central boulevards. Publicans cite worker benefits, while supporters expect the ban to curb weekend excesses as authorities consider the measure. Velguli, a company collector, admits embezzling funds totaling $600.
Frank K. Mipphe, president of the Real Estate Trust, is implicated after a confession allegedly describing looting of funds. Charges name William F. North, treasurer. Collingwood, attorney. and Adolph Begrevnater with fraud and conspiracy. Separate charges accuse Beg as well as North with related deceit. an affidavit by Walter Browning supports the case.
Missoula reports a gathering of University of Montana members and visiting Sigma Chi delegates for the Eta Phi Mu initiation. The local fraternity will be formally inducted into Sigma Chi with events tonight and tomorrow in the woods near the town, as plans unfold for the initiation exercises.
A dramatic account describes a little girl’s obstinate eczema with running sores covering her limbs and a little boy’s arms similarly tormented. A grateful mother credits dramatic relief to a remedy or treatment, detailing rapid improvement and renewed comfort for both children.
Mrs Lizzie Vincent Thomas of Fairmount Walden's Ridges Tennessee shares how Cuticura Soap, Cuticura Ointment, and Cuticura Resolvent relieved her family from eczema and poisoning sores. She abandoned a physician's prescription after instant relief and notes the remedies work twelve miles from a doctor with low travel cost.
From Chicago to Missoula a group of Sigma Chi initiates is announced with plans for a Wednesday banquet at the fraternity house in South Missoula. Rev Si Nat Wi will address students in the morning and an open house will feature the newly organized Western Montana Delta chapter with invitations to call and extend greetings.
Missoula officials publish a long list of polling places and judges for twenty-eight precincts as part of the forthcoming election preparations. The document names precinct centers such as Irving school, Courthouse, Whittier, Cold Springs, Clinton Federation hall, Lolo schoolhouse, De Smet, Frenchtown, Nine Mile, Superior town hall, and others with assigned judges.
In Missoula on September 10 the state legislature reclassed Missoula County from third to fifth class. The move alters tax and valuation standings, with Missoula County now valued near eight million dollars and ranked among fifth class counties.
Missoula voters cast record numbers in the primary as Graham the incumbent and Davis Thompson clash in a heated nomination battle for sheriff of Missoula County. The recount stretched past midnight with precincts still pending as both factions push for victory and secondary races deemed less important.
A promotional notice extols a medicine called The Favorite Prescription as the sole effective remedy for a wide range of female ailments. It claims to strengthen organs, relieve pelvic pain, headaches, and other weakness, emphasizes medical endorsements, and notes a high alcohol content while warning against harm to delicate women.
The readable text shows partial fragments mentioning a colored woman and a scene at Thompson Street with a witness described. Details are sparse and unclear, but the note suggests a local incident witnessed near a Thompson location with colored individuals involved.
An early evening strike in San Francisco led to armed guards escorting about 200 strike breakers from Turk and Filles streets to the ferry at Market Street. A volley of shots injures several. police herd workers toward the ferry building as 12 men are arrested amid a growing mob waiting outside.
Misoula notes recount Miss Daly and maid en route to Harmilton JP with Reillys visit from Butte andCoast Posters Association Seattle meeting highlights. Missoula residents Ingalls earns diploma from Photographers Association of the Pacific Spokane event. Eugene Swiegel and Anna Carlson married at East Vine home of Misstex Pearson. couple heads to Seattle for honeymoon. Windsor Hotel owner Weigel noted in Missoula. Beverages, court arraignments, and local calendar updates fill out the page.
A person was arrested some time ago and brought to Roane district court for trial. The defendant entered a plea of safety before the judge. Today Webster was not warned and paid $0, then released from custody.
Cleveland, Sep. pentom report notes Ohio Republicans display interest at a convention. Nominees to state offices will be named, but the contest centers on endorsements for U S senators. Senator Dick remains confident amid leadership tensions with Button of Cleveland and Marvy Daugherty in the opposing camp.
A hunting party of three with Glenn Mont reported a man wounded at noon yesterday by a buckshot to the hip. The injured man, 16 years old, was at Janie hospital after surgery. Family members refused to discuss the shooting while the investigation continues.
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