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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1909
Page
3
The Anaconda Standard printing and publishing information lists the Standard Publishing Company as publisher with offices in Anaconda and branch offices in Butte and other cities. It details subscription rates, mailing frequencies, and multiple newspaper stands and news agencies across major cities, plus contact lines for offices and administration.
In the waning hours of the Montana Legislature the Ally measures passed and sent to the governor, while wider reform bills faced possible delay. The piece discusses tensions between legislative and executive branches in New Jersey and New York, plus debates on Philippine independence and the costs of colonial administration versus self government. The author questions progress toward self rule and notes comparative urban metrics between London and New York for context.
Report from Salt Lake describes a disrupted Harriman hearing with jumbled testimony on railroad use and stock movements. Witnesses including Vt. AmeVouAT discuss shipments via Salt Lake to Boston and charges on a regional line. The session ends amid confusion over costs and routes in the Harriman case.
Lae Anmelot, 34, shot herself today after failing to join a fishing trip her husband planned. Police say she fired a pistol in her mouth, causing instant death. No further details available from the brief notice.
Descendants of revolution era families converge in Monnimelat city for a commemorative gathering. Delegates discuss the society’s aims, patriotism, and the ongoing push to honor and safeguard American rights. Notable figures and members from various states attend the event and related ceremonies.
A long, uneven account traces 18th and 19th century American Revolution societies including the Sons of the American Revolution and related groups. It covers attempts at unification, reorganizations, and membership growth, noting key figures like John Lee Carrall and Henry Stockheld, and the ongoing debate over secondary branches and eligibility rules.
A group of investors from New York and eastern capitalists have secured 3,200 acres near Beron Wyoming and plan immediate drilling. They report promising conditions and high oil quality from wells already tested, with a notable spout observed during a test bore. Equipment shipments from the east await arrival.
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