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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1909
Page
3
The Anaconda Standard lists publishing details, subscription rates, and a wide range of newspaper distribution points across major U.S. cities. It notes circulation via Sunday and daily editions, plus addresses for editorial and advertising departments and various newsstands and agents.
Readers note a unrest in the ward where protesters denounce shop attire as the mark of class. The scene centers on condemned clothing, with many residents commenting on fashion, power, and social expectations as a thief affair links to local tailors and a contested wardrobe debate.
Fragmented text references weather events and an inventor named Mehl while mentioning The Hunt and Nieht. It appears to be a garbled OCR scrape with multiple proper names and scattered phrases. The readable elements suggest a historical newspaper snippet lacking coherent structure or clear narrative.
The readable fragments describe weather and a distant event, mentioning a person and a location but with broken names. No clear actions, dates, or outcomes can be confirmed from the text.
Reported large elephants caused panic as they moved through streets and fences in an unclear incident. Authorities described the event as chaotic with widespread damage and uncertain origin.
A historical note reports Judge Gaynor nominated for the New York mayoral race. The fragmentary text references city governance and political seeking, with unclear surrounding context and names.
Fragmentary report describes a married woman killed and the suspect turning the gun on himself. The narrative includes scattered names, locations, and events with damaged OCR text, mentioning witnesses and an arrest scene but lacking clear dates or places.
A garbled message shows Olavis writing to President Taft from Seattle about Alaska coal cases. He asserts legal actions and enforcement measures, warns of syndicate control, and urges government response while asserting loyalty to the administration. The fragmented text mentions Canada, Misha M5, and a full house of sergeants, reflecting political tension over the Glavis affair.
In Stanidara Uavre on Sept 20 a local referendum asked voters to close saloons. The proposition to close saloons failed by 87 votes with every ward voting against it.
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