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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1909
Page
3
The Anaconda Standard announces subscription rates and multiple office locations. It lists daily and Sunday rates, various city and regional offices, contact details, and advisory notes for general business correspondence.
A long passage outlines rising prices for eggs and poultry, noting sharper costs in recent years and suggesting broad economic pressure on households. It references government figures on farm values, consumer costs, and the debate over price trends, with scattered mentions of public figures and policy considerations.
The public mood shifts as Americans weigh Spain's actions and cruelty toward prisoners in a clash over Spain's colonial holdings. Bourgeois support for retaining Spain's empire contrasts with the call to prevent further atrocities and save lives. The era recalls Weyler's notoriety and public memory of past brutalities.
Fragmented OCR reports stir debate over Peary expedition hardware cited in St Louis. Mentions Miasowri metionells and various tools, with Chicago New York or Philadelphia speculated as representatives. Readers urged to challenge St Louis claims amid denials and mixed evidence.
San Francisco rests as a historic port while Seattle Tacoma Portland and other West Coast cities gain momentum. Los Angeles plans a deep water harbor to attract shipping, promising safe anchorage though not matching San Francisco Bay or Puget Sound in size. Newspapers argue for and against coast competition and a continued boom in regional commerce.
Fragmentary text reports an overdue steamer search with no trace of the vessel Waratah. Names and garbled phrases appear, including scattered personal names and place-like terms, but no clear dates, locations, or outcomes are identifiable.
The readable text shows scattered names and phrases like Monet Op and Miata amid garbled lines. It mentions Morning, Duval, Stark Maine, and references to military or parade like crews and the fantry movement. Overall details are unclear due to OCR corruption.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a passenger named Mirael Beret and a convoluted reference to an American organization of passenger agents. The text is garbled with uncertain names and roles, with a vague hint of a convention or meeting in Minnesota.
Prince and party visit Newport as tensions rise over warship and negotiations. Report mentions an inn and a local Housing Bay context, noting the involvement of figures M. Thormpann and The Meergteige in harbor matters.
In a four crew race for the fleet championship, Minnesota's crew led by A Fonel ard halted Norfolk, Virginia, as Minnesota defeated Vermont challengers to claim the title.
Astrological forecast notes Mercury and Neptune aspects influencing writers and artists from July to August. Reads as a vintage horoscope with emphasis on creativity, travel, and personal correspondences. Mentions religious sentiment and warning about vague guidance in worldly affairs.
Died here early this morning is Judge Buck a longtime resident and widely known figure in this district. The report notes his role on the Tolthe bench and his influence in the Dunker LGN & Sullivan mine ownership saga. Details describe ownership shifts and profits from the silver mine, including Paul O Rourke and partners uncovering prospects and subsequent sales.
A farmer named Tilman from White State township possessed a hickory canoe carved from weeds near Thi He mitaga ly Andrew Jackson known as Old Mick ory. The elder Tilman and his grandson walked the plantation in 1883 and presented the polished, silver-mounted hickory canoe to Tilman.
Wade sues Northern Railway in district court claiming he was pulled off a passenger train at Boulder and humiliated after a Corbin to Butte trip. He seeks 1,769 dollars in damages plus 20 as penalties for the delay and financial loss from the incident.
A new circus play touring American theaters presents Polly of the Circus by Konpsan and Maye. It centers on a bareback rider injured during a town performance and sheltered by a village preacher who becomes her love interest. The production adds acrobats and clowns for a lent season on Broadway.
Special Dispatch to the Standard Helena reports Peter Binsvelt claiming heirship to 80009 and suing a local grocer for damages. Sheriff Wiggin seeks Binsfelt, who vanished after a warrant issued. Horwell confirms plans to remain until Binsfelt returns or is found.
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