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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1907
Page
7
A Jefferson Davis memorial statue unveiling drew a large Confederate veterans gathering in Bryan. The event featured a parade, cheers for guest Gest, calls and protests from opponents, and a ceremonial program with clergy, dignitaries, and a city mayor observing the tributes and decor.
The readable segments reference a political dispute with mentions of individuals and a resignation in a legislative body. It notes a protest over inherited rights and mentions a figure associated with the United States Senate. The text is garbled and lacks clear events, dates, or places.
Four persons drown when a fishing party on Lake Page 20 feet from the bank. Clinton Samson, 41, Marcia Brower, Mrs Samson, and Wallace Tracy were among the victims. Coroner's jury deliberations follow as investigators piece together the accident.
An Oregonian serial from Moscow reports Robnet the Lewiston National Bank bookkeeper testified for the defendants in Julie Tivtrich’s case. His testimony denied most accusations, while prosecutors produced witnesses claiming motives and warnings. The testimony included conflicting statements about conversations and possible land deals as the trial proceeded with objections and minutes.
Opening statements begin as prosecutors outline alleged conspiracy involving Schmitz and co defendants. Jurors hear a dense arraignment of charges, including extortion, criminal conspiracy, and collusion with French tour agents. state witnesses cite a far reaching plan and implicated officials as courtroom proceedings unfold.
A garbled account mentions Motely O78 NN Tamer and unclear references to Dejetetiniane. The text alludes to a canal, an archery or artillery scene, a transit of figures, and a Porter-like message amid scattered names and phrases.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions individuals such as Nakens and Violante and a trial context. It references exmonad and apposed to vlotemes Aitamarthy, with a tentatively described hearing or verdict context, but many words are garbled. Core entities include El Ma hu WOE and King Ale HSH ANA Aina Violante, with no clear event details.
A Turkish baiting vessel named Tater with 200 barrels of powder aboard blew up at Port Searaixs. The crew and Meheraten aboard were drawn into the disaster as armed boats tried to prevent capture. Explosions were heard up to sixty miles away while the ship burned near the Eripcay strait.
Montana and nearby regions push to reclaim arid stretches with irrigation. Engineers note moisture, evaporation dynamics, and deeper soil tillage as key factors. Conrad investment plans 3000 acres for grain, with steam plows replacing horse teams. large farms expand under new cooperative efforts amid rising irrigation needs and land sales.
A brief incindiary attack attempted to destroy Allnytown early today. Fire units responded as flames spread near the Benson furniture firm and other large dry goods houses. The damages appear confined to several storefronts with no injuries reported.
Philip Campien a teller at the Capitol National Bank of St Paul was arrested in Seattle on charges of defrauding funds. He had worked many years at the bank and reportedly fled with about 70,000 dollars from cash accounts. Campien, who used a Spokane hotel alias, denies wrongdoing and awaits return to St Paul.
The article reports on tensions surrounding a Japanese blamed for a street altercation at a San Francisco restaurant. Officials, including Governor Gilbert, discuss possible legal action and the neutrality of state responses as debates unfold about anti Japanese sentiment and the incident's implications.
Report from Nebraska centers on opposition to a proposed two cent tax law. John N. Bahlywin of the Union Purity warns it will impact public utilities and trigger protests by Madies and other groups. Regional railroads and lawmakers are expected to respond as demonstrations unfold.
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