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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1907
Page
3
The Anaconda Standard lists publishing details including rates, offices in Anaconda and branches in Butte and other cities, contact information for advertising, and newspaper distribution points across major western cities. It specifies address lines for editorial rooms, branch offices, and various newsstand locations.
London and Paris weigh president's Japan policy while Ambassador Aoki's recall stirs debate. A Hampton Roads fleet voyage plans to sail December 16 includes 19 battleships and numerous cruisers, with massive fuel and supply needs. Analysts doubt a clear purpose beyond show of strength.
The article argues against a long distance “practice cruise” by the British fleet, noting such trips strain resources and reduce efficiency. It emphasizes keeping ships near home waters, with persistent drills, to sustain combat readiness and avoid diverting from established Atlantic work begun years ago.
Henry Havemeyer, a leading New York magnate who organized the American Sugar Refining Company and shaped national sugar interests, died after a long life marked by conservative gentility and public generosity. He funded a $259,000 schoolhouse for Greenwood Connecticut and left a lasting imprint on business and civic life.
Glady Vanderbilt, unmarried daughter of Cornelius Vanderbilt, faces tabloid scrutiny over a rumored marriage to a Hungarian count Szechenyi. Reports liken wealth and ancestral estates to a grand match, while Hungarian sources question the couple’s suitability and finances.
A distorted report recounts Roosevelt clashing with Congress as Wadsworth and Porter contend in New York politics. Porter, a Republican turned back by party lines, pledges allegiance to conscience over party, while the House grapples with admission and influence during the packing-house probe era.
A messy report outlines convention site bets between Chicago and Kansas City, with St Louis and Denver in contention. It notes Roosevelt's choices and the political maneuvering around appointments, fundraising, and holiday schedules affecting congress and party committees.
An old advertisement claims a Newbro’s Herpleldy product destroys a germ causing dandruff and baldness. It describes scalp infection with little white scales and promises permanent cure through scalp treatment. Offered by The Templefield Company Detroit and other drug firms as agents.
City leaders clash as Mayor Corby vetoes Resolution 705 condemning police and railing at the Police Commissioners. Aldermen debate referral to judiciary, city auditor reports rail line royalties, and budget votes set salaries, street work, and building fixes amid broad ordinance talks.
Stipulation for dismissal in the Allan Cameron versus Bustan and Montwhnn Mining case was filed with the district clerk yesterday. Mr and Mrs Ed Mullins and Dennis ONeill depart for San Diego to aid Mullins deal. Mullins is connected to North Hutte Blining. Marshall C Rayner, revenue inspector, remarks after weeks in the district. In Butte, denatured alcohol and oleomargarine dealers report to Salt Lake City. Walter Beck, recent visitor to evaluate antique autos for a Butteray client, returns home. A J Balden, revenue agent, surveyed part of the region and inspected Heats of Iw a nue Colleetay and lit fur Eel mina.
A new aeronautical society was formed, aimed at pleasure trips and dirigible balloon research. The group plans to explore steerable aerial aids and heliocentric concepts, announcing a venture toward a balloon in the United States.
An advertisement extols Favorite Prescription by Dr. Pierce as a non alcoholic remedy for debility irregularities and female weakness. It claims general safety with printed ingredients and offers free medical advice via mail order, soliciting stamps for pamphlets and the Doctor's consultation.
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