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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1908
Page
3
The Anaconda Standard provides subscription rates and a wide network of newsstand locations across major cities. It lists branch offices in Butte Missoula New York Chicago and more with designated contact details and newsstand partners.
A condensed historical sketch of Portugal from early Iberian struggles to 19th century constitutional movements. It highlights Alfonso III, navigations under John II and Emanuel, the Braganza rise, Napoleonic era shifts, and 19th century reforms ending with Carlos IV’s reign.
A Boston news item notes a local resident dismissing the unemployed parades as exaggerated distress and backing the assertion with reference to the state statistician who presents supporting figures.
An article discusses the collapse of the Aetna Banking and Trust company, linking it to overvalued capital and unsecure notes. A receiver exposes misstatements, aims to sue the former president and cashier for $87,600 to recover depositor funds, and notes ongoing criminal procedures and limited asset recovery.
Governor Hughes urges reform on race-track gambling and direct nominations, arguing the issue touches the elite and the American birthright. He warns that reforms depend on Albany legislation but reports indicate presidential paraly sis stalls progress as factional battles divert attention. The governor’s stance contrasts with delayed actions as lawmakers weigh his proposals amid political maneuvering.
The governor, having achieved his exit from the legislature, argues his position remains correct. With 46 votes in hand, he urges the recommendation to passage, asserting the administration’s view on the issue.
A Harper’s Weekly excerpt alleges political meddling undermines the metropolitan fire department. The piece contends chiefs admit political pull weakens control and warns that many firefighters join political associations to dodge consequences, with light punishments for rule violations among department members.
The Black Hand activity is discussed as the courts at Mercer Pennsylvania impose a ten year prison term and a $1090 fine on a reader convicted of multiple extortion acts. The judge offers restitution and court costs, contrasting with lax New York police court handling that allows intimidation and lighter penalties.
A collage of editorial excerpts from European and Canadian papers critiques on socialism colonial self-rule gender equality and urban life The selections contrast British libertarian and philanthropic views with Canadian land ownership debates while highlighting urban safety and social changes across Paris Brussels and Montreal
Frank Pheroe, a Vermont graduate with eastern ties, recently began work in Washington as assistant secretary of the Interior. He brings broad experience in government matters and resource issues, aiming to address land grant abuses and promote western opportunity and recovery. He will supervise departments including coal, iron, and mining concerns.
Thomas J Barrett of Roebling announces a model saloon policy to exclude habitual drinkers and those who cannot afford liquor. He seeks to serve only “new of honor” patrons, urging respect for families and promising fair treatment to customers who can pay. Barrett, known as the “guardian angel” of the town’s 2000 workers, prints cards outlining his principles and vows to keep his hotel and saloon a temperate, responsible establishment.
Members of the Joint Protective Board of the Northern Pacific division of the Railway Carmen's union of America wrapped up their biennial meeting in Spokane electing Humphrey Jones as chair and Thomas Thayer as vice chair. Passages mention fellow officers and delegates attending, with plans to visit Puget Sound and the Pacific toast before returning home. The wage schedule was not discussed, with a summer meeting in St. Paul planned to address it.
Senator Dixon introduced a bill after Indian affairs committee conference to allow settlers on public lands to mortgage their homes before final proof to a ditch company for building an irrigation system for settlers.
The weather bureau issued a bulletin noting a slight earthquake recorded on the seismograph at the weather bureau on February 3 near the fifteenth meridian time. Perceptible tremors were reported to have lasted nearly a full day.
The article estimates the distance from Washington to the original quane at roughly 2500 miles, indicating a substantial travel or communication gap. The text provides a single, straightforward measurement without additional context or details.
The steamer Empresé of India reports a growing smallpox epidemic in Kobe city. New daily cases exceed 100 with over 2,000 since December. Hospitals are crowded, stretcher carriers patrol streets, and a Kobe council meeting approves 125000 for urgent disease campaign. Police, doctors conduct house searches amid arrests of women claiming cures. The death rate climbs beyond a seventh of the population.
James G Walker was elected mayor for the fourth time in Virginia Citys annual city election held February 3. In the First ward A B Thurgood won a one year alderman term to fill a death vacancy. Robert Hewling was chosen for the full two year term. Raphael M was re elected in the second ward and Williams Ti Comley in the third ward was re elected. Virginia City operates its annual election on the first Monday in February under a Bannack City charter. The day passed quietly.
Virginia City report details that Mrs. French died after taking medicine given by a druggist in Collins Missouri. The ambulance of the amoglat yielded a fatal dose of strychnine after eight grains were administered. Mrs French had traveled to visit a sister for health and was returning home when the incident occurred.
Spoal a Dispatch to the Standard Virginia City February 2 M T Carnoy was brought in from Twin Bridges to face an assault charge in the first degree. He was arraigned before Judge M D Johnson and immediately pleaded guilty. He was fined 125 and costs and paid.
Spokane February notices describe the Immediate Relief association formed by rail partners to aid families of deceased members. It lists officers C. W. Clark president Fred S. Wightman vice president and Fred C. Kendall secretary treasurer. Members receive $100 at a death, with a $260 membership and $1 death assessment. excess funds go to a treasury fund and may trigger a reduction in death assessments. The society operates independently, not part of a broader body.
Honolulu report states the steam schooner Despatch struck a reef just off the harbor yesterday but managed to free herself without help. No serious damage reported to the vessel or crew.
The court holds that the Sherman anti trust act applies to combinations of workers and capitalists and orders action against them. Justice Gould granted an injunction in the District of Columbia Supreme Court in the Burk Steve ami Ralize company case at St Louis against the American Federation of Leh. Samuel Gompers declined to comment on the decision.
Harper's Weekly recounts a humorous national guard encampment tale. A new volunteer on duty fails to salute a passing major, who mistakes the situation for a prank. The sentry laments the mishap as a moment of lighthearted confusion.
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