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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1908
Page
3
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates and publication details including daily and Sunday editions, office addresses in Anaconda and branch offices in major cities, and where the newspaper is sold. It notes foreign advertising, business office contacts, and mailing information.
Dawn reports show the Wauver lake flood advancing through the canyon toward Great Falls. Water levels near Wall Creek drop twenty feet, threatening miles of the Great Northern roadbed while rescue and news access fade. No loss of life reported yet. Immediate work focuses on extending the flood crest to reduce danger near open caesars.
Reading through Democratic papers in the East commentators weigh Bryan’s chances as New York and Pennsylvania delegates may tilt toward him. Some say two thirds of the Denver convention may be required, others doubt a decisive bloc exists. The outcome hinges on shifting county and state sentiments amid Democratic struggles.
A fragmented OCR passage references pollsters, voters, and candidates with garbled names. It hints at contention over ballots and party strength while mentioning a historical figure and a chaotic political mood. The text remains unclear and non-specific about events or outcomes.
The piece discusses President Roosevelt and Senator Bourne amid a debate on presidential terms and party strategy. It cites Roosevelt’s stance against a second term and Bourne’s views, with commentary on political maneuvering, possible Alaska travels, and the 1904-era electoral context, including references to other leaders and upcoming political maneuvers.
A naval fleet has reached the coastal port amid routine arrival operations. Harbor officials coordinated docking through the night as ships completed standard maneuvers and prepared for orderly berthing. Local crews report steady activity and no incidents.
The piece details a grand naval celebration with 16 ships, illumination and night maneuvers as Admiral Thorn hosts Governor Gilles and officials aboard the flagship. A formal dinner at the Hotel del Coronado follows, with praise for crew and ship condition amid celebratory reception and salutes.
Governor Gillett's San Diego visit draws cheers and reception plans at the Hotel Del Coronado. Admiral Thomas attends events, with Mayor John Bernard and others coordinating a formal program and decorative display for the evening gathering.
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The defendant company seeks recovery for damage alleged from mining, arguing weight and plant operations caused the claimed injury. In a disputed action, One Rupee Com claims credit against liability while the plaintiffs contend the tower is at fault and seeks compensation.
Mrs. Reynolds nee Maury Josephine Mecho, 91, native of Montana, wife of Tanieg oy Holla, died at 216 West Chilene Street Deer Lodge after a long cancer illness. Born in Deer Lodge, she was a former chief of police art and a prominent town figure. The Reynolds family, long settled in the area, included Roynalis Ad Mag Mchenry, married in spring 1885, and their descendants. The death follows a prolonged illness and the family home remains in Deer Lodge.
Mrs Reynolds died last evening after a prolonged illness. Survived by her husband James T Reynolds and son aged 22, a sister Mrs Chartier Harden of Bates, a brother Joe Michow, and many nephews and nieces. Funeral arrangements include a requiem mass at Patriot's Church and burial by the Catholic cemetery.
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