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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1903
Page
8
Moran confronts a staged scene when a horse goes missing and reappears. Kid Curry, revealed in disguise, informs Moran his partner will return the horse and saddle. Curry, evading capture, notes arrival from Havre and fled eastward with sheriffs nearby.
County Commissioner J. J. Reser reported Curry aims to recover $100 owed by George Ross for a horse bought two years ago. Ross endorsed Res note to Curry, sparking debate on Curry’s return to his old haunts in Little Rock for financial aid and support during the visit.
Chicago dated Sept 18 Sir Thomas Lipton shows signs of rapid recovery doctors say all dangerous symptoms have subsided and his condition is improving. It may be several days before he leaves bed and about ten days before travel possible. London meanwhile notes royal figures sending best wishes.
Fragmentary OCR listing acres near Starrstrom de Norbert and Washoe Smelter area, with scattered prices and parcels. Mentions Pacific Balleaue camping and Tor ont acres, plus an unclear figure of 1020 acres and a price range around 800 to 900 dollars per acre. No clear events or names clearly identifiable.
A rumor of an assassination involving a prominent figure circulated in September but is described as baseless by officials. Police and authorities confirm no credible evidence supports the claim and urge the public to disregard the unsourced report.
Kavogovitzh, a Turk, arrested in Philipsburg on counterfeiting molds. District Attorney Naseh authorized a federal charge and local authorities held him for the federal case. The suspect allegedly produced counterfeit money and a bogus note used to fund a gambling mill operation. Deputy Sheriff Peatherman led the raid, with the prisoner to Helena for trial. No counterfeit cash was found on his person.
Fragmentary report states a woman accuses a man of bad money and theft in a case linked to a company. Details are unclear but the assertion concerns financial wrongdoing and a legal action.
Special dispatch from the Standard Helena reports Mrs. Mary Betudry of Triad appealing to Judge Knowles on behalf of her nephew Halpl McRowel, a 19 year old mail clerk jailed in Great Falls for nine mail thefts. He is housed at Lewis and Clark county jail. betember looms as his sentence nears. Betudry says he has repented and seeks a fresh start with work as a keeper in a Denver mine and stock exchange, while his mother in Great Falls also seeks support.
A Chattanooga Tenn. tale reports Mrs Luther William, formerly of Chattanooga, Tenn, dying by suicide after grief over her father and another death. The incident occurred near Milford as the couple traveled from Chattanooga. Several brothers are noted among her relatives.
A distorted notice reports that murderer Mortensen is slated for execution in the near future. The article mentions a death sentence and notes the involvement of a company secretary and regional authorities in arranging the event.
London dispatches report the resignation of Chancellor of the Exchequer Chamberlain and ministers, with Lord Balfour and Lord Lansdowne central as parties prepare for a looming campaign. Rumors swirl over imperial unity, free trade, and cabinet reshuffles as figures react from Highbury to Downing Street.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss sufficient material for a public adoption debate and an eventual decision. The fragment references fauma and div oree, suggesting procedural or legal terms, with mention of the goal to persuade He to adopt. No clear names, dates, or places are readable.
London reports consternation and excitement after Joseph Cuaberllain resigns as colonial secretary. Papers dub the move extraordinary in constitutional government with speculation on replacements including Balfour proposed, Milner named, and others considered. Public reaction shows uncertainty about elections and cabinet composition amid ongoing imperial affairs.
Chinese government plans a claim against the United States for injuries to residents of Tonopah Nevada following an attack last Wednesday. Eighteen men were arrested in connection with the outrage as the Nevada governor orders action to protect Chinese residents. The Chinese minister has asked San Francisco consuls to gather affidavits detailing injuries and property losses for the claim.
The fragment describes a night of attempted armament and a chase involving multiple individuals including Randal Cave Bradshaw and a group linked to Chinese tone identification. It notes an armed incident with three bite injuries amid pursuit and vague chaos.
Fragmented report describes a deadly incident linked to a sleepwalking act. Names, dates, and places are unclear in the damaged text, but the event suggests fatalities connected to a performer or witness with references to a theater and local authorities. Further readable details are not present.
Officials from the street railway and local authorities announce a reward of 31,090 for information leading to the conviction of those responsible for dynamiting No. 25 of the Columbia Gardens line near the Northern Pugby tracks on Thursday night. A private detective effort has been launched to assist city and county authorities in unearthing the perpetrators, with several theories explored and none deemed tenable. The incident nearly caused loss of life. passengers were unharmed.
A garbled report from Cynthiana Kentucky describes testimony in the Curtis Jett trial. Names and details are unclear but reference to witnesses and court proceedings are noted amid distorted OCR text.
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