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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1909
Page
20
The notice lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, and details multiple branch offices and news stand locations across major cities. It also provides contact information for offices in Anaconda Butte and other states, plus mailing and advertising addresses.
Justice Miller voices restraint as Thaw remains in asylum with continued questions over sanity. Insanity expert faces criticism for adjusting conclusions to fit demanded testimony. Hartridge, once a Thaw lawyer, now testifies against him after declaring large sums received from the Thaw family and pursuing further suits. The entire matter is described as rottenness.
The piece notes ongoing talk that Governor Hughes could be named to the first vacancy on the Supreme Court, citing fitness and presidential alignment. It compares his possible fate to Taft, suggesting Hughes may pursue the presidency instead, and that he would leave office before Taft’s successor is chosen.
The New York port appraiser released July 1909 trade figures showing gem and pearl appraisals at 5 112 957 dollars, car imports at 421 661 for 174 autos, with 978 cars totaling 2 032 148 added since January 1 1909. The data highlight rising luxury imports and shifting tastes among classes amid a European mood report.
The Oklahoma criminal court of appeals declares no case will be reversed solely for harmless errors in trial. The statement argues reversals on technical grounds undermine public confidence and fuel mob violence, referencing a wife murder case and signaling reform that aligns with a national movement.
The article admires women's bold shift to farm life over factory and factory work. It argues courage alone isn’t enough, praising horse sense and self reliance as they settle on arable land. Chicago women move to Idaho fruit land seeking home, wealth, and sustained ownership.
The New York Central president notes West and Northwest rail lines report strong crop prospects. He cites possible corn yields near 3.25 billion bushels and upbeat views on wheat and oats. Northwest farmers urge help as freight demand rises, easing idle car concerns.
A nationwide wave of complaints targets police courtesy and conduct. Reports from Chicago New York Milwaukee Utica Seattle describe favoritism graft rude refusals and refusals to help. The press urges improved citizen guidance and polite information sharing.
A public discussion on officer conduct cites duties of police as serving the public with prompt information. Butte and other northern cities seek a pleasing appearance for visitors while reporting a dismissal for unbecoming conduct. The piece blends social critique with assorted notes on politics, aviation, and current events.
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Lewistown reports the county commissioners fixed this year tax levy at 16% mills, a quarter mill less than last year. District school levy remains 4 mills and city levy 10 mills. City revenue exceeds $20,000 with an assessed valuation of $2,158,780.
San Francisco Aug 12 Judge William T Wallace a prominent California figure for over 50 years died here at 81. He served as attorney general chief justice of the state supreme court a democratic presidential elector a regent of the state university and superior court judge. He headed the grand jury that broke the Charles Buckley ring in San Francisco. He leaves a widow and four children.
The call for the New York state democratic conference to be held at Saratoga on September 9 and 10 was issued by about 80 representative Democrats. It aims to unite the party to form an effective militant organization based on real democratic principles.
Thomas Edward Heaney alias Maj George S Anderson alias Lieut Harry King, once fitting in across cities, is jailed in San Francisco on charges of passing bogus checks. He admits a five year impostor path, profiting from ties to Col John Wesley Green and his daughter Victoria Green, while claiming reform and love for the family. Heaney plans to face charges in Los Angeles after detailed confessions.
The horoscope forecasts a fortuitous day for wooing, new homes, and entertainment. It highlights strong buying power for shops and crafts, with good travel for health, business, or pleasure. It also suggests perseverance, eloquence, and self discipline for those born today, plus Leo offspring benefiting artistically and practically. See Clerke's window for bargains in summer suits.
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