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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1903
Page
2
The Standard lists publishing terms and rates, offices in Anaconda Mont, and distribution points. It names editorial and advertising staff, contact numbers, and the publisher address. It also provides the network of partner newspapers and outlying distribution locations across major cities.
The Montana commission weighs a top figure near nineteen thousand dollars for a log cabin at the St Louis exposition. Architects propose bids rising above this, but officials prefer a cautious limit to avoid waste. Moonshining stories mix with anecdotes about revenue agents noted in later passages.
A chaotic scene in Chicago shows spilled whiskey and damaged floors as tenants fail to manage drips, highlighting neighborly tensions and the dangers of improvised distilling in a crowded building. The report links the incident to broader politics, noting Indiana’s potential shift toward Grover Cleveland and the evolving support among Democrats nationwide.
New York’s coming contest heats up after a riotous start. A man was wounded during the initial flare as mayoral and Citizens Union factions line up. Analysts warn the city’s vote could influence next year’s presidential race with Democratic elements wary of aiding Republican momentum.
The article discusses An erin plans to purchase the Bannockburn battlefield to guard its historic ground. It condemns turning the site into a roadside memorial and frames the issue as a symbol of Scottish national independence amid long years of conflict.
A Chronicle recalls the mid medieval clash at Bannockburn where Edward and Bruce clashed for independence. The brutal battle ended with a Scottish victory and 30,000 fallen on the field. The site became a patriotic shrine guiding Scots and inspiring homecomings for generations.
AlfQn the Quiet suggests Tatdson of Chicago may harbor presidential hopes. Harrison visited Butte without publicizing political plans, touring the city as a sensible, level headed tourist and avoiding entreaties from entertainment planners.
Contained report cites Bulgar and Turkish tensions along the Macedonia frontier. Turkish troops cross border, salute ignored, and Bulgarian officers voice threats of defense. Bulgarian premier and powers dispute responders while Bulgarian prisoners die under Ottoman guards.
Fragmentary wires describe a violent attack on a monastery with monks killed. The text references attackers and chaos near the site, but the exact location and figures are unclear in the unreadable OCR.
An unclear report describes insurgents killing a number of Turks in a village near Satottiae, with wounded casualties arriving at a nearby town. The dispatch mentions a hand of combatants and a chaotic assault affecting the local settlement.
A report in Constantinople cites officials filing serious representations to the porte over Turkish troops actions. The dispatch notes abuses affecting Abus fans and victims named Monae and Aurlaneyle as the crisis nears a high level of diplomatic tension.
The eighth annual convocation of Montana Royal Arch Masons met in Helena to elect officers for the coming year. Named were A D MacDonald, Francis B. Domea, J Benton Leegat, Hoy M Pareben, Gurnclus Hedges, Alexander Fr, Frank E. Sinih, Frank B. Lewis, and appointive officers including Metror Cowles HS Hepner A Woehner and Dr M A Walker. The evening featured a social session after the grand chanter work concludes.
A chaotic report describes the seizure of 1,000 Jorgensen rifles and 60,000 rounds of ammunition shipped from the United States, distributed to local troops amid arrests protesting without warrants. County officials, sheriffs, and lawyers attended the meeting as military authorities announce plans to address unrest and legal actions, including damages for false imprisonment.
A police report notes the arrest of Olien Tissalaxeds on a complaint by James Bilings. Bilings alleges the suspect assaulted him while duck hunting on the river near Ollaa ratahy, as requested by County Attorney Wherry.
Gata Myorce on Cenelty Grands, Apectat Hawaten to the Standard reports a divorce granted from Wilinty WH after a strained marriage. The court notes neglect by the defendant and the return at her marriage to Victorla Mr. Woelmor, while the derries wok Rrwitter by defangG Mh conflate Poulter crnelis ane.
Sept 11 Miggoula police chief leads dawn raid to break up alleged affair networks between white men and colored women at local posts. Officers forced entry as residents claim property damage and heightened fear after warnings of further action. Community leaders condemn the situation while authorities say measures are needed to curb interracial liaisons at the post.
Missoula reports Mrs. Henry Nofeh has not started her waxon pilgrimage to Deer Lodge to seek a pardon for her oil man, who serves a 25 year sentence for killing his son in law Harry Turner. Dispatches imply concern about foul play or an accident.
Miasoula dispatch reports a dispute between Cyrus and Rev John Meluneith over a fence boundary. Cyr allegedly brandished a weapon during the quarrel, was arrested on charges, and later pleaded guilty to both counts. Com Watts were made against the minister. a court date is set for tomorrow.
A scrambled Missoula notes summary lists names such as Dennison from Arter Ceorge TH Brooks appointed Conorary pibl Wane Reach and references to the Superioe mining. It mentions Florence yesterndays Hohn Wetler and family health care, and Peter M. Calvis bow selecting land in WW reres nui Wisin fey Janes in Califa. Washington state reports and various local names appear amid garbled fragments with notes on public figures, travel, and events.
An unclear transcription notes an exhibitor or event at a fair or display involving small fruits and vegetables. It mentions a monetary amount around 830 and references an exhibit at a venue called the Gee. The text is garbled but implies a local display or competition with a monetary prize or value.
A rough transcription lists multiple applicants including Heras ip tenet school and individuals such as Marin Lanz and Melinda a. Largest, with various locations and affiliations scattered, making the record hard to parse and verify.
Five SEMAN IAAT Thm quantity standard sheets and perfectly ironed pillow cases ready for use. Each set includes one sheet and five pillow cases with a slight sailing issue noted. Sold at $3.55 per set.
A fragmentary old ad lists towels described as very soft and absorbent. Mentions spot ASI UMA, East OL Mann Tur, and Fire Duck towels with colored borders. Prices shown include 186 each, 2c each, 18¢ each, plan wallets mentioned. language is garbled and partial.
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