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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1907
Page
3
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates and office addresses for Standard Publishing Companies in Anaconda Mont. Details include price figures for weekly and Sunday editions, office locations in Anaconda and other cities, and numerous newspaper stands where the paper is available.
Sir William Wev tin, later Lord Klein, dies at 83. A pioneer in submarine telegraph and energy theory, he helped lay the Atlantic cable in 1857 and shaped the dissipation of energy concept. His work influenced conservation of energy and earth history debates.
A garbled note discusses Anne Jeane's bequest at Swarthmore College and whether the trustees should accept or reject tied conditions. The piece raises whether the institution can bind successors to Peregrine terms and questions the possible influence on the presidency and endowment funds.
A fragment discusses Swarthmore College weighing a gift amid Harvard President Jol’s stance on modern athletics and social change. It references Whittier poetry and Longfellow era sentiments, praising Whittier’s anti slavery verse and contrasting later poets with a national memory center on civic duty.
The readable text fragments discuss presidential influence, regional divisions, and party alignment across places such as New York and Cleveland. It mentions Zachary and Morris, a 60 vote presidency claim, and shifts toward an East West realignment amid uncertain names and locations.
The text mixes musings on forest preservation and a wartime briefing with references to Roosevelt and military figures. It illogically blends public policy, environmental concern, and ceremonial praise, mentioning soldiers, presidents, and a nation’s efforts amid uncertain historical context. The passage remains unclear and incomplete.
The text references the Spanish war and president Moorevelt, a New York bank in receivership with substantial expenses, debts to depositors, and attorney fees. It also mentions Shreveport decor, a North American travel motif, and unsettled peacetime anxieties, with miscellaneous notes on trains and local governance.
The court found Clements not guilty after jurors were directed to return a not guilty verdict. The judge noted the notes had been accepted by a bank as payment of capital stock, and discussed presumption in favor of the accused when the state failed to prove otherwise.
The Senate confirms multiple nominees including John G. Tiompsot of Kansas as an essential official, Chaves M. J ronky of Verna as an educational administrator, William Wallace Heowir of Pennsylvania as a key economic adviser, and Willian Gl You Bleet of California as a district judge. Also named are Roswell P. Bishop of Michigan for a commission and Lor Andistetet of Tao as a district judge.
The text states the company’s capital stock totals 1,000,000 and mentions debt and incorporated details. It references an organization named OAC and alludes to legal notices, stock figures, and financial matters in a historical newspaper fragment.
Fragmented OCR text appears to describe a domestic scene with a focus on a person named Melha and family health. Readable bits suggest a winter setting and a discussion about staying with a father and home life. Names and clear events are sparse due to the damaged source.
An old advertisement extols Miles Heart Cure for weak heart action and related symptoms as a tonic and remedy. It includes a testimonial from a Covington Kentucky user claiming benefit after three bottles and notes dealer authorization for bottle returns if no benefit.
A historic test at the Billings theater applied massive weights to the balcony to prove structural safety. About 43,000 pounds of nals in kegs were raised to the balcony as carpenters and workers added their weight, totaling far beyond the theater’s listed capacity.
John Reruff, arrested Saturday on a heavy proposition charge, faces sentencing tomorrow in district court. Local men Clarence Upton Frank Lockwood Homnes Moser J A Kennedy and Joseph Compton pleaded not guilty and will be defended by attorney Go Wilkhoe Anneonda.
A confusing sales pitch promises a refund if you skip purchasing Schilling’s boat and suggests the advertiser will cover the money spent, framed as a reassurance to reluctant buyers. The message emphasizes a risk free option but lacks clear terms or legitimacy.
Debates over arrest orders and federal marshals continue in Butte as a special train from Helena is reported en route to detain leaders of the deportation committee. Telephone company officials, city officials, and lawyers gather for conferences amid accusations of intimidation and calls for legal action.
Manila grants 91,000,000 for school construction in remote barrios or villages. The plan, backed by the committee and assembly, awaits passage. Delegates prepare to travel to Washington as Congress considers tariff reform and abolition of head taxes, with visitors from Tang Kotyu and Japanese ports. The group departs America on December 21.
Admiral Rozhestvensky outlines plans for the Russian battle fleet to reach the Pacific via the Atlantic and Pacific routes. He stresses timely arrival at stopping points, weathering mechanical issues, and avoiding prolonged Bay of Ane nin delays. The voyage seeks fleet unity and cautions against duplicating squadrons for Atlantic and Pacific defense.
Boston financier Thomas W. Lawson called on President Roosevelt in Washington. He did not discuss the purpose of his visit and left without elaboration on the matter.
The Sheridan Enterprise notes rising tensions as prohibition advocates push for statewide action in Montana. Officials warn of economic and social disruption while supporters count on a broad public mandate ahead of anticipated legislative moves.
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