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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1905
Page
2
Willis S Moore, chief of the Weather Bureau, presents his viewpoint on wage matters, outlining arguments and potential impacts. The remarks address labor costs, budget considerations, and the role of government in setting or urging wage standards.
Prof Willis Moore of the Weather Bureau rejects graft claims tied to Mt Weather payrolls. He asserts no irregularities in administration and invites full payroll disclosure for public scrutiny, noting reports of high pay for unskilled labor and urging investigation by any party.
The speaker criticizes eight cent daily wages with board and 75 cent day rates, urges wage and hour changes, and recalls a $3 daily wage for stone masons, $2.50 for carpenters, and $1.50 for day laborers. He notes wage scales grew under Secretary Wilson, and calls for accountability and press access to public records.
The visit of President Roosevelt to the coal regions of Pennsylvania is hailed as a turning point in labor relations. Leaders including Cardinal Gibbons and Mayor Weaver praise his role in mediating labor disputes, improving conditions for miners, and strengthening employer worker ties. The event, marked by speeches and a river commons gathering, ended with a train departure for Chautauqua.
Seattle officials report government cable and telegraph receipts could expand northern communications if Congress endorses Gen. A. W. Greely's proposal at the next session. The Signal Service chief would present the plan seeking use of accrued revenues for extending the system in the north.
The first meeting of the annual German Epworth League convened at the First German Methodist Church with about 100 delegates. Rev. H. F. Lange of Walla Walla responded to the welcome address.
London dispatch reports Japan invites competitive tenders for the Sakhalin fisheries rights covering a period extending into the future. The move signals Japan’s intent to secure control over fishing concessions, with officials outlining terms and eligibility for bidders.
Helena Aug 10 The sale of the Helena Light and Traction property is confirmed by M H Gerry Jr general manager of the Missouri River Power company. Purchasers are J G White & Co of New York electrical engineers and contractors with street railway holdings in several US cities Manila and Puerto Rico. Price not public but understood near 500000. They will take possession Sept 11 and switch to a one cent fare. plan heavy rails additional cars and about 100000 in improvements and extensions.
Special dispatch reports the Central Park Creamery Company filing Articles of Incorporation with the county clerk to form a cooperative creamery near Central Park. Incorporators include J. M. Beck John Robinson and C W Holgate with Hugh Beck and George Renis as manager for the Gallatin Ranch company as the major stockholder. The issue notes broad local interest and many residents owning small shares expect to enter the dairy industry.
The state board of equalization reduced Boulder branch assessments today. Fernald said the line had been abandoned and likely unused again, with the rate dropping from 3151 to 2500 per mile. No other railroad assessments changed. New branch extensions include Melbourne spur of Great era at 49.75 miles for 205 per mile, and Bitter Root extension at 1643 miles for 6,000 per mile.
In Tacoma a $10,000 suit filed by Senator Clark of Montana against Nelson Bennett opens a counter demand by Bennett for Clark to account, potentially seeking about $2,000. Separately in Denver warrants were issued for four Western Bank officials and a clerk on charges related to accepting deposits while insolvent, with President W D Brown, Cashier D F Blake, Assistant Cashier Beatty, and Clerk Mark Postlewart arrested.
An evening event featured Archbishop Harte welcoming guests and remarks by Archbishop Harope Pius X, Apostolic Delegate Agius, Secretary Taft, and Representative Cockran. The program highlighted the Philippines and other topics as guests engaged in the reception.
Frank Gotch of Iowa defeats Duncan McMillan of Spokane in three straight falls in Spokane on August 10. The show included a Graco-Roman and a catch as catch can bout. Gotch to wrestle Jack Curkleek in Butte on September 4, with talk of a boxing match between Gotch and Boomer.
The Record-Herald reports that after large purchases of Wisconsin Central stock, owners of the Great Northern and Northern Pacific now hold a majority of securities. Changes in management and operation are expected as Burlington traffic volume rises beyond current capacity.
The International Iron Workers and the American Bridge Company began proceedings in Pittsburg today signaling a labor-management dispute. The action affects major bridge projects and could impact supply chains and工 workforce allocations in the region.
In Wilkes-Barre August, to honor President Roosevelt's visit no session of the Catholic Total Abstinence Union of America was held today.
The Enigmarelle device, described as a bulky six foot tall figure wearing ber and rawhide, features wax head and three springs plus four electric motors. It includes M4 storage accumulators and a switchboard with rheostat and multiple switches, delivering jerky yet clever motions.
The aging Rockefeller, celebrated for a long life, rose at his usual time, handled mail with his secretary, played a round of golf, and received phone calls. In the afternoon a Hungarian band arrived and serenaded him outside his home. He then hobblingly joined, using his hand as a baton, to guide the young musicians in a cheerful ovation.
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