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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1907
Page
12
Anaconda publication lists subscription rates for Daily and Sunday editions, including monthly and yearly payments. It also provides office locations in Anaconda Butte Missoula and branch offices in New York and Chicago with telephone numbers.
The Standard is on sale at news stands in New York City Broad way and Thirty eighth Street Hotaling's Auditorium Annex P O News Co 178 Dearborn Street Empire News Stand and more in Chicago Kansas City Minneapolis San Francisco Los Angeles Pasadena Denver Salt Lake City Ogden Spokane Tacoma Seattle and other cities. All business letters should be addressed to the acento Seener Company.
The Standard extends Merry Christmas wishes to patrons as December winds down. Despite national money stringency and local financial stress in Montana, Anaconda, and Butte, the state remains prosperous. Stores stay crowded, gifts discounted, and trade persists with cheerful commerce and communal goodwill.
The article traces David B Hill’s rise from New York Democratic Boss to governor and senator, noting rivalries with Cleveland and later figures like Parker and Bryan. It recalls Hill’s retirement at Wolfert’s Roost and the colorful era of Tammany politics and dissipation.
The passage notes the New York Democratic machine opposes Bryan and cannot find a four man rival to link to for next year’s nomination, with Hill’s name appearing as a reminder of their stance.
Immigration Commissioner Sargent says this year sees record Japanese arrivals to the United States. Many land in Mexico then cross the border. The piece urges a Mexico compact to curb migration and calls for stronger U S border enforcement along both Canada and Mexico.
A Sumner Avenue Baptist church in Brooklyn endorses John G. Jenkins despite pending indictments over trust funds. The piece condemns church members for defying the courts and praises prudence over public loyalty. It notes similar past cases and reflects on justice, memory, and Christmas chatter.
A New York City Republican Club endorsed Governor Hughes in a political jockeying dispute with the New York county committee which had not formally placed him in the race. If state clubs follow suit, Hughes may gain broad upstate support, though critics in Greater New York warn against exploiting the situation for political gain.
Ellwood Robinson, confined at Manhattan State Hospital since January 16 1872, spent thirty five years forgotten by friends and relatives before dying last week in the asylum.
A collage of humorous quotes and exchanges from various papers. Snippets reference politics in New York and Dublin, a market day observation, a rescued drowning incident, a modest rescuer, fashion costs, and a light exchange about a poem submission and its quick appearance.
Kate recalls a scene with Eliza carrying the child over real ice, while Mamie remembers a summer remark about a twenty thousand dollar production as seen in Puck.
The pope attended the sacred college on Christmas Eve in Rome and exchanged greetings with the cardinals. He spoke briefly with each cardinal and held a lengthy discussion with Cardinal Gasparri on codifying canon law.
A Roanoke couple received a Christmas surprise when their baby issued a set of twins and twins, two boys and two girls, born today. All four youngsters and the mother are reported doing well.
The plaintiff seeks an injunction and accounting against Colusa Parrot Mining and Smelting Co. The claim describes prior conveyances of a $70 deposit for a patent and alleges insanity and confinement to a Warm Springs asylum to delay suit. The bill asserts a 17 year patent term from February 10 1903 and seeks damages likely over $230 000 plus treble damages and delivery or destruction of five infringing machines. It requests a subpoena and a decree to compel accounting and relief in equity.
Mrs Longworth has recovered from appendicitis surgery and will leave the White House for her own residence on Thursday. For several days she has moved about her room though she has not yet left the residence.
The Birmingham Ledger notes that the blue book shows Pennsylvania nearly doubles Ohio in the number of persons in government service at Washington, highlighting a broad reach of state workers beyond Ohio.
David Belasco discusses his method of discovering talent, focusing on intuition and studying emotional makeup. He warns that stage fever misleads many, laments the decline of tradition, and argues money now drives the American theater more than art, hindering true star formation.
John H. Paley editor of the Jewish Daily News was found dead in his Brooklyn home from gas asphyxiation. The coroner's inquest probes whether death was accidental or deliberate with no motive yet established.
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