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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1908
Page
3
The Anaconda Standard lists offices and contact details for the STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY in Anaconda Mont with branch offices nationwide. It includes subscription rates daily and Sunday, printing and mailing information and various newsstand locations across major cities.
A Russian restaurant owner in Santa Barbara faced a mob of sailors on shore leave who toppled prices, wrecked the dining room, and mocked the establishment after a six dollar bill for two meals, prompting calls for police intervention and a warning against vandalism by visiting crews. Separately, notes on Tone Paderewski’s praise of American urban beautification and the Roosevelt presidency, with discussions on Congress clashes and maiden speeches, including Oklahoma Congressman Charles D. Carter advocating Indian opportunities and self-reliance.
Reports from Treadwell Alaska recount a deadly strike clash at Tuneral Geems where a strike-breaker was killed. Widespread unrest followed with thirty arrests as strikers faced off against authorities, turning the town into a tense frontier scene amid alleged disorder and grievances.
The Butte Elks commend three consecutive nights of high quality, clean entertainment in Butte and Anaconda. They praise the volunteers who rehearsed and produced the shows, noting the aim was to bring joy and fellowship to the community and lift spirits during dull times.
The state convention of the Knights and Ladies of Security met at Scandinavian hall to elect a delegate and an alternate to the national convention in Philadelphia on June 12. Addie Sturphson chosen as delegate with Laura Lange as alternate, five Montana lodges represented, social events followed including lunch, cards, music and a late dance with about 250 in attendance.
Tallon April 29 Judge Callaway assessed a fine of 140.40 against Ben Truman who yesterday pleaded guilty to conducting a game of studhorse poker Froman pleaded not guilty at the February term and his case was set for trials costing 40.40 The fine equals 100 and costs The judge urged a law to add costs to fines. Governor Norris replied that he may see such a recommendation later.
In San Francisco on April 7 a report claims Korean assailants planned to attack a government officer. Upon arrival, surveyor Woodward and a group including federal agents met the steamer and moved the officer to Oakland after a Washington request.
The state board of stock commissioners met April 29 with President John T. Murphy presiding. Good attendance noted from all parts of the state as claims were adjourned and pending business reviewed.
Special Reporter from Stamford Dillon Antt 28 Yesterday Arthur Phillips and Thames Fitt'ns were tried in the district court on grand larceny charges for holding up Le Clair on Railroad avenue last January and robbing him of 21.80. The jury found them guilty after a short deliberation. Judge Callaway sentenced each to five years in the penitentiary and gave a strong moral lecture. He warned that future robbers would face at least ten years. Phillips, described as a dope eater, was told to quit the habit if possible.
Special Dispatch from Dillon notes locals doubt Harriet Crowe was robbed of large sums by Denver spiritualists. Crowe, a sharp Dillon businesswoman, reportedly regained eyesight through dubious means. friends caution she may not have lost $20,000 and suggest her credulity in spiritualism influenced the claim.
New York broker Charles Coster, a leader in society and a member of Castel Knapp Co, died by his own actions last night. The firm, noted for its prominence and extensive business, was suspended by the stock exchange today. Floor chatter hinted heavy speculation by Coster contributing to the firm’s collapse.
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