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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1908
Page
19
Aug 2 The Cuba interior reports on Saturdays provincial and municipal elections show fragmentary results. Early indications suggest conservative gains and possible control of most provinces with few exceptions. Public calm noted as reports from various regions arrive. Advertising notices interrupt the text with unrelated product promotions.
Governor Folk ordered the national guard to St Louis county to enforce the Sunday liquor law and maintain order. Brigadier General Clark is to assemble in St Louis county Saturday and Sunday with most of the First regiment and Battery A. The move follows a late night conference with Dr. Denny, foreman of the St Louis county grand jury investigating local conditions. The Buckley family burial plans are announced for Ea Buckley, son of Michael Buckley, to be laid to rest beside his mother in Walkerville after funeral services.
A fragmented report chronicles a man nicknamed Bill and his path to acquiring various Mek. The text hints at multiple episodes or purchases but provides few concrete dates or locations, leaving the exact items and sequence unclear.
Judge Taft explains he was called Willie at Yale after a college incident and Bill at home with his brother Harry. He recounts how a campus chant echoed from Farnam Hall windows, and notes colleagues and students continued calling him Bill. Taft, attending services with wife, cites a sermon on daily spiritual nourishment.
Dave Brown, a 28 year old city letter carrier residing at 508 Colorado Street, vanished Saturday evening after cashing his fortnightly paycheck. Police and postal authorities traced clues, noting Brown left home after lunch with papers untouched, and his sister in law, Mrs. Brown, is Max Fried’s sister. Brown is 5 feet 10 inches, 165 pounds, with light curly hair and gray eyes. last seen wearing a black fedora, gray coat and vest, and black trousers. Authorities say foul play is unlikely though search continues.
The German societies of Hutte and vic inity held their annual picnic near Glen in the Big Hole valley yesterday with hundreds attending. A special train left at eight o clock in the morning, returning by nearly two this morning. The day featured boating swimming dancing and various sports. Many fishermen returned with heavy baskets and all enjoyed the outing. James Wilcox 18 was caught by Patrolman Ingraham at Belock yesterday morning for burglary after showing four stolen pipes from the Cigar stand in the lobby of the Phoenix block. He did not deny guilt.
London dispatch reports panic in Adrianople after mutiny of 1000 time expired soldiers causing unrest in the city. Also notes a social club event and two funeral notices for Mrs. Sarepta Blore and a one month old child, with services scheduled at local residences in Roy C. Blacklaton jurisdiction.
Denver August 2 Roy Knabenshue the Toledo aeronaut will visit Denver in September to exhibit a new passenger airship at the Colorado Interstate Fair and Exposition He plans a 588 mile flight from Denver to Omaha with two assistants hoping to beat the 100 mile world record aided by favorable western weather Automobiles will follow the flight from town to town and telegraph updates will keep observers informed This marks the greatest airship flight attempt to date and Knabenshue expects to set a new world record and reach the Missouri River
Local store invites friends to visit Wednesday Thursday and Friday for an expert demonstration on home beautification. Attendees will see tips, products, and live guidance from a decorating professional at the shop.
Racing notes show Pasadena stable maintaining a late surge in earnings as Williams racers narrow the gap. Williams and Pasadena leaders each tally millions in purses with Brannan and other owners close behind. list of winning owners features numerous named stables and individuals across multiple tracks.
Calumet announces a catch-as-catch-can wrestling match between Wille of Chicago and Pearl Beeman of Houghton, likely mid August. Northern Michigan pursues a wrestling revival with multiple bouts in the coming weeks including a Chapman vs Morgan Cornish style clash. Marquette County Agricultural Society plans a Cornish tournament at its near fair with potential prizes and a committee appointed to organize it.
Committees on arrangements and programme have completed work for the Montana Federation of Labor convention to be held in Billings the week of Aug 17. Delegates from across the state will attend with a schedule including a noon assembly, welcome address by W B George, a banquet by the Yellowstone Trap Labor assembly, a theater matinee, athletic events, factory tours, and a grand final ball.
William Sparks, a brewery stableman, was trampled by two draft horses at the Atlipma brewery yesterday afternoon. He suffered skull and jaw fractures and remains unconscious at Murray hospital. Sparks, married with two children, was entangled in halter ropes as the horses struggled free before bystanders freed him. The injuries are serious but not yet fully determined, and Mrs Sparks was notified by telegraph.
A brief ad notes strong capacity to manufacture any jewelry item and highlights skilled repair work. It praises the Towle setting as a premier example of complete manufacturing and repair capability.
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