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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1906
Page
2
A chaotic party convention balloted for Hearst amid sharp rhetoric and factional rifts. Delegates from diverse counties debated leadership, with references to governors and party mentors, leaving Hearst’s nomination debated and contested by several factions.
A letter echoed in the Public Ledger describes an officer Sman who had long been an enemy of police. It asserts a Kansas City linked man, Pur die, shot at officers and fled, later found at a depot and identified before dying. The missive references Muskayre railway yards and Allmiiroids, with details of a confrontation and a threat to leave town.
Fragmentary OCR reports a city superintendent speech on drought relief and development plans. It mentions a verte entres center, a 66 Forte, and new work by Stearn shovels amid stalled lines and veto actions. Consecutive garbled phrases obscure concrete actions or dates.
Helena fair coverage describes crowds expected to surpass all previous years with displays of livestock poultry and wine exhibits. Prominent organizers and public figures saluted by local officials as preparations continue for daily showcases and entertainment across the fair week.
Readable fragments show a fatal wreck linked to a robbery case. Names such as Kelly and Cran appear in garbled OCR, with references to a rail movement and local authorities. The text is highly corrupted but implies investigation and possible charges.
A garbled note reports that plumbers in Butte received substantial wage increases recently. The text references a raise effective from the current period, with wording indicating a negotiated elevation in pay.
A letter from Abs Colding of Ayr, Canada, dated June 6, 1905, extols Cutenua or Cutienza Remedies for severe eczema affecting both legs. He claims one limb recovered with the treatment while the other remained painful, and urges publication to help others suffering from skin diseases.
Three men Mike Moreau James Soltlyan and Harry were arrested near Nartrlei Park around midnight and held on suspicion. The group allegedly trayed Amnusanda and requested Chitt Abely assets but did not provide further official details for publication.
The readable text shows garbled phrases about a government administration and possible references to Redstone and a kettle. It lacks coherent names, dates, places, or concrete events.
A testimonial from Charles Young of Piattaville Ontario Sept 20 1908 states he used Cuticura Soap for chapped hands for about two years suffering intense pain and itching. After nearly two cakes of the soap and the Cuticura Resolvent for the blood his hands were completely cured and have not troubled him since. He recommends the remedies to others with similar issues.
Wilson leaves Butte Friday for San Francisco to assume the position of freight agent for the Pine Pickle and Short Line system. He has served ten years as representative of the Union Pacific, Abevil, and related rails, and will be succeeded by Charles Viéterd in San Francisco. His wife and friends in Butte expect a long and steady career in the new post.
An exuberant minstrel event titled Laby Minstrel Show promises to be the season’s highlight at Hue Broadway. The act features a blend of musical comedy and stage patter, with lively performances and a chorus of dancers.
An unclear report describes a street disturbance involving several individuals and a party at a local location. The text mentions a citizen named Aulay and a Prieiian event, with references to a red Ulork and Frat Mein street.
A garbled report lists numerous Montanans and allies named as vice presidents and officers reflecting a regional association’s leadership. It mentions individuals from Helena and Missoula, names a few cities, and notes a secretary and a salary, tied to a planned exposition collaboration.
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