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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1910
Page
14
The Anaconda Standard shows publishing details including subscription rates, office addresses, and a nationwide network of news agents and agencies. The notice lists Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda with pricing for daily and Sunday editions and various home and out-of-state news services across major cities.
The latest census hints that the center of population could shift eastward after decades of westward movement. From 1790 to 1900 the center moved west and then slowed, with gains across the Union totaling over fifteen million people this decade. The growth is concentrated in eastern regions, potentially nudging the center south and east of its present location near Columbus, Indiana.
Congressional clash over war department documents reveals alleged army unpreparedness. Secretary of War Dickinson and General Wood clash with the president over disclosure. Republicans push to obtain the information via the Tawney committee, but leadership resists.
A frank official warns that a confidential briefing on defense risks a deliberate scare to prod Congress into approving tens or hundreds of millions. He notes no secret session has occurred since 1829, aside from lifting secrecy on a 1814 act, predicting immense public reaction if one were held today.
Newspapers debate Tafts selection of Chief Justice White over Hughes noting editors who preferred Hughes fear political pressure influenced the decision. Some insist the president ignored his own choice, while others argue White will perform admirably and the outcome is for the best.
A late obituary notes the passing of a public figure whose varied duties hastened his death. Chandler F. Anderson of New York named as successor. Knox’s role during the Taft era described as less prominent than expected with whispers of resignation and dissatisfaction within official circles.
In San Diego Andrew Mitchell and John H. Jones were arrested on murder charges in the death of Matthias May, a German ranchman killed near Jamal last Friday. Jones confessed Mitchell planned the robbery and the two dragged May’s body before looting the house, with Jones eyewitness to the shooting. The report links to broader political text about the Wilson tariff bill and a Supreme Court retainer anecdote involving Senator Hill, noting ongoing debates and a forthcoming Edwards piece.
The text recalls David Bennett Hill a three time New York governor and former U S senator who died leaving unrecorded career incidents. It cites his stance on the 1890 tariff bill the Wilson bill and a proposed census based income tax warning it could threaten state representation and constitutional bounds.
The senate considers a constitutional amendment for direct senatorial elections. A sub committee has reported in favor, and the judiciary committee may act. Public mood supports change, with concerns over legislatures selecting senators in Massachusetts Ohio New York. The plan would keep two senators per state with one vote each and align electors with state house qualifications.
The public knew little of Henry M. Hoyt, but in the state department he held a high rank as counselor. He was the first to occupy this role, handling matters previously under the secretary of state and outranking assistant secretaries. Hoyt was involved in issues tied to Canada.
D. R. Hanna son of ex senator Mark A. Hanna buys Leader Publishing stock. The Leader will lease the paper from Kennedy Wright and Thalheimer. Kennedy retires. Wright remains editor in chief. Thalheimer stays business manager. Rowley named managing editor. paper remains an independent Republican. Wright and Thalheimer to run Toledo Blade.
A sidelighting anecdote notes that ladies should not help themselves to wine or spirits at table. The piece recalls a humorous tale of a man named McPherson who served whiskey and stopped when asked, illustrating a cautious, choosing personality.
Washington dispatch recalls Rep Walter I Smith Iowa sharing a tale of a prohibitionist constituent asking Rep Reeder about his speaker candidacy to sway a vote. Real estate agents recall General Theodore Bingham buying a Connecticut Avenue residence after Washington tours, the sale aided by a humorous, if costly, escort.
Miss Clarice Mayne, new to America, charms Colonial audiences while recalling London drawing room roots. She explains song creation with accompanist Mr Tate, notes quick American comprehension versus slower English reception, and hints at possible musical comedy work.
A long reader piece presents practical Christmas dinner planning. It lists menus including soups, roasts, sides, desserts, and beverages with guidance to prepare ahead to spare mothers busy kitchen days. It offers stuffing alternatives and detailed recipes for turkey and other dishes framed as a traditional family feast.
Manitoba, the smallest yet most densely populated prairie province, still has vast tracts of vacant land suitable for settlement. An inventive Washingtonian has patented a four in one folding device combining stepladder iron board and clothes rack, compact for storage.
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