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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1907
Page
3
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions and provides a long list of newsstand and distribution points across major cities, including New York Chicago Seattle San Francisco and Denver. It also notes branch offices in East Broadway and Missoula and directs general correspondence to Anaconda Montana.
A damaged April 2017 fragment recalls public reaction to statements by Secretary Theat denying any war threat while noting manufactured anxiety over San Francisco school matters. It cites administration aims to reassure Californians about federal compacts and military readiness, amid broader national tension.
Dispatch from San Francisco reports that Francis Murphy, the longtime temperance lecturer, must retire after losing his sight. Born in Ireland, Murphy organized temperance clubs from Portland to Pittsburg, helping sign 44,900 in 1876 and totaling about 2,000,000 signatures nationwide. His work, similar to Sankey, left an enduring impact despite his fading eyesight.
A draft rumor claims Governor Hughes of New York is Roosevelt's backup if Secretary Taft cannot attend. The chatter arose after Henry Taft visited Washington and praised Hughes, while insiders hint the White House may favor Taft or Sutton without firm confirmation.
The article notes divided opinion on Hughes relation to the New Yorker and the President’s favor toward him. It questions whether Hughes can bear the burden, while Taft seeks to manage political tension and personal safety as incomes and duties shift.
The article reflects on President Roosevelt's long address during the Jamestown exposition events, praising peaceful devotion and national unity. It notes the naval display and the tone of the speech, emphasizing prosperity, duty, and the spirit of the republic. It mentions reactions to the exposition's aims and the historical significance viewed by observers.
The will of Be videre brewer shows most money to a perpetual trust fund benefiting the laboring poor and drunks, with children cut off without a penny and a widow provided for only on death. Questions arise about who benefits the trust and if the funds pay for work done by the Bauer wileh.
A fragment from the Chester area urges northern Montana towns to unite to boost Chester with a new store, hotel, bank, telephones, creamery, and other enterprises. It argues such growth will benefit the Milk River valley and asks residents to participate, warning against “knockers.”
A garbled political screed references the Ingt Instg, a candidate ticket, and alleged schemes. It mentions Roosevelt, Taft, and Debs with scattered notes on censorship, the Jamestown exposition, and street-level chatter about power, crime, and social unrest, all in a chaotic, fragmentary voice.
Public interest centers on Butte gardens as opening night proceeds with the plaza grand stand ceremony. Manager George Forsyth and the plumbers union dispute over piping work and alleged past fines, while weather and attendance shape the event and future garden seasons.
The Welsh church Ladies Aid planned a Thursday afternoon gathering at 601 Kota Street with members and guests. Mrs Davies hosts a May event while Maurice Weiss markets a new cafe. A note from the Brittle Workingmen’s union mentions excavating work and wage details at a passenger depot and roundhouse project.
A community memorial service is planned at the Me Cine Methodist Episcopal Church corner of Second and Arizona streets at 2 pm Sunday April 28. Neighbors and FMcte FHL teams are urged to attend. F. Cox will preside and deliver remarks.
John Morris of Zappington and Miss Anna Smith of Whitehill were married at the reshilsnee after BO Tilburn 58 Weat Mercury Street on Wednesday at moon. They will take their
Miss Frances Williams, youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs Pooled Williams, will marry Tobor Miller at the home on Colorado Street. The bride wore a cream crepe gown and was attended by her friends.
Fragmentary obituary style note mentions Miss Amile Vivian and a bride’s brother William. Includes references to friends and a newly furnished home on Delawira Avenue. Details are unclear but center on a wedding related gathering with social mentions.
April 26 report from Lewistown notes Frank Stephens closed a landmark act selling the Oscar Stephens estate cattle and ranch properties to an unidentified buyer for nearly 200000. Stephens, will executor and heir, plans to reclaim the property for himself, shaping a future in Montana cattle leadership despite the estate settlement.
City officials approve a sewer plan at a special meeting despite protests. Ground on the west side is set for development by donors including Hesnuld foresty park. 3000 will be spent first year on improvements, with 3100 the second year and 40 annually for maintenance thereafter. The May regular meeting will reveal final approval details.
Fergus county is expected to maintain a high valuation for the year, projected around $11 million as ranch and city property gain value. Stock values may dip, but gains from railway lines by the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul and the Great Northern are anticipated to offset losses, lifting Fergus from the current third class to a higher standing.
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