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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1907
Page
15
City issues show Mayor Corby selecting a familiar panel as aldermen face scrutiny. Reported tensions include party alignment and plans for governance while candidates debate leadership roles and policy direction amid ongoing local reshaping of the city administration.
A historical notice advertises Ortem Brug at 219 8 Mainsirest Butte offering modern electrical devices claimed to improve sound and sustain for pianos or organs. The fragment mentions new oats and daly, but the core sale centers on electrical enhancements for musical instruments.
The police court session featured lively disputes and juror testimony. Witnesses described a broad mix of offenses and bail hearings, with several defendants facing charges amid tense proceedings.
A divorce suit filed by Mrs Tessa Mia Hall against her husband William Constantine Hall reveals years of strain and reports of alleged cruelty. A related matter notes the Watkins family tragedy with shots fired by William Constantine at his son-in-law, while authorities cite a lack of grounds for the divorce claim.
A local summary lists individuals connected to ceremonies and services, noting residents such as Sadie N Bean and Petersem. Observances include a wedding, a burial, and upcoming services at a Vieni Unni church, with details on dates, locations, and attendees.
Fragmentary legal notice recounts a contempt citation in a divorce action involving Patek I and Mal ia, with orders for payment and show cause next Saturday. It mentions Badgley and others in a separate remarriage dispute, the court examined witnesses, and a master’s report cited noncompliance with court orders.
Sam Goon, noted owner of a Montana newspaper, to report by discovery trial updates while Walter Altke, a young member, attends the Montana Laundry’s new pine tree plan and Helena Commercial Club invites the state press group to Helena for the annual meeting.
Fragmentary text describes a crime tale surrounding Willard, Alcor, and an alleged larceny tied to a property lease at 20 West Park Street. It mentions a county attorney and an arrest, a probe, and a $1,000 claim, with related deposits and a four year lease arrangement. The readable pieces reference a court action and damages suit connected to a lodging house dispute.
United States Commissioner Kyle held Hyoma Matsumura in default of a $2,000 bond on a federal grand jury charge of importing three Japanese women for immoral purposes. Prosecutor Mel Smith and attorney McCaffery represented the Alfonse. The women Kin Mutsumure Anami Hama and Shibayama Hun lived on Pleasant alley and allegedly shared earnings with Matsumura. he claimed the woman was blameless and that the others were related or servants. The commissioner deemed it a grand jury matter and set bond at $2,000 which Matsumura could not furnish.
Judge Lave granted Lowige Biersmith a divorce after the defendant did not answer the published summons. The couple wed in 18 and, ten years later in 180, while living at Wallace Idaho, the husband deserted her and she has not heard from him since. She has since supported herself through years of work.
The Young People’s Society announces a winter program with events every other Thursday. The first evening opens tomorrow at Vestry Rooms corner Washington and Galen streets, featuring a violin solo by Vinny Hechtgugh, a banat address by Rev. A Kahne, and a piano piece by Miss Cira Duran.
Fragmentary OCR passage references beer properties, timing of deposits, and a Mr A Ve Laveny tied to a tuner. Mentions North Main Matre and Contental beer with 4 percent interest on time deposits. Confusing names and scattered phrases suggest a damaged historical notice or ad.
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