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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1908
Page
12
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates and contact offices in Anaconda Butte and branch offices in Helena Chicago New York and other cities. It also notes newsstand locations in major cities and directs all general business correspondence to Anaconda Montana.
One week after Governor Toole's resignation the public expresses regret for his illness and hopes for recovery. Newspapers debate political implications but agree the change is not greatly significant as Norris is slated to lead for months. Most Montanans prefer avoiding early politics while towns like Butte and Anaconda focus on mining and smelting interests.
The Senate passed a bill enabling U S participation in the Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition to be held in Seattle next year. Senator Carter urged funding to boost the enterprise for the Far West. Alaska proved a strong investment after the 1867 sale, with Klondike gold discovery changing federal interest by 1897.
Alaska seeks territorial form under the civil code of the Fifty sixth congress, arguing citizens deserve broader governance and noting its wealth. Seattle hosts a big fair to boost attention, with supporters hoping cooperation rather than injury to Alaska, which is famed for gold.
Conference in Wisconsin discussed La Follette presidential prospects four years ahead and the possibility of a 1912 nomination. The piece surveys historical presidential booms, warns most do not survive four years, and contrasts Taft, Hughes, Cannon, Knox, and Foraker with La Follette. It also comments on related political speculation and party dynamics.
Reconstruction of Valparaiso advances slowly but with fewer difficulties than San Francisco. The Chilean city, where labor was traditionally treated as servile, has seen workers adopt a more active stance after the catastrophe, following the example set by San Francisco.
A collection of wry quips from newspapers contrasting crank genius with humorous contrasts. Humorous exchanges cover bookmakers vocabularies while discussing race horses and fashion. A joke about a minister's past school teaching hints at perception and wit.
A dairymaid recalls sending her name and address on an egg and receiving a letter two years later from an actor. A neighbor jokes about borrowing the mule, prompting a wary reply about agency and liability for acts. A Cleveland Plain Dealer cartoon frame asks, Do you think he has a kind face, and if so what kind.
A moralist and a skeptic debate the best path to success and a fire escape. The soprano laments missing a bargain sale while a contralto quips about whether her notes would hit high prices.
Facts reveal Pomril, produced in Mannheim, uses 800,000 pounds yearly dried apples from the United States, yielding 8,000 bottles daily, with secret steps in part of the process. Apples from Germany lack sufficient acid for this beverage.
The Turkish government disposed of 17 000 stamps in January to form a nucleus for the building fund of the new railway planned between Damascus and Beirut.
A British government statistical report lists Jewish populations by colony: Cape Colony 20000, India 18000, Australia 17000, Canada 16000, Ireland 4000, while a Yiddish paper notes New York wards exceed all British Jewish populations worldwide. The piece also cites tropical import value at 600 million dollars in 1907, Oklahoma’s population near 1.5 million, Oklahoma City at 32452 with 282.3 percent growth in seven years, and notes Madagascar women draping shawls as Roman senators wore togas.
Canada’s population reached 6,504,900 on April 1, an increase of 21 percent over six years according to official counts. The report cites growth in the nation’s provinces and underscores widening demographic shifts across the country.
Mesdames Brown and Smith claim the other’s name as the arrest occurs after a public spat near Montana Street and Broadway. Patrolman Tucker detains them for drunken disturbance. bonds set at $10 each with court to convene in the morning.
Florence Roberts returns to Broadway stage in Wilkie Collins inspired Zira, portraying a deceived woman who fights to maintain dignity, with dramatic moments in Act II and strong support from Orlando Daly and Thurlow Bergen. The show ends with a hopeful denouement as the impersonator confesses. Tonight she repeats Zira and tomorrow stars in Sham, a society comedy.
The anti Drug company of Anaconda Montinol promotes Vincl as a premier cod liver preparation and tonic reconstructor. Each package includes ingredients and a color illustration showing production from cod livers and iron peptonate. Marketed as a body builder for all ages, with a money back offer if it fails. Sold in Butte by Newbro Drug Company.
From the Yellowstone Journal the resignation of Governor Toole shocks readers though health reasons are given. He departs for California while April 1 takes effect. Norris looms as the likely successor as Democratic candidates retreat and regroup for the next gubernatorial contest.
The Billings Gazette reports Governor Joseph K Toole has handed in his resignation to the secretary of state. His illness and long service to Montana are noted with gratitude and hope that rest and climate will restore his health and allow future service to the state.
The Boulder Age Sentinel reports Daniel J. Hennessy was loved by many and mourned widely after his passing, described as a noble man whose kindness touched true men and the broader community alike.
A eulogistic portrait praises D J Hennessy for pure minded generosity and immense charitable work. It credits him with easing sorrow, aiding the poor, and saving lives, leaving a spotless family legacy and a state-wide sense of loss as Montana mourns his death.
The Montana Record expresses admiration for Governor J. K. Toole as he resigns, noting his Montana ties, long service, and citizen leadership. It laments the need for his departure while wishing him health and a return to Helena to continue contributing to Montana’s future.
The Bozeman Chronicle notes the death of D. J. Hennessy, a Montana figure of public calamity proportions. He combined business genius with generosity, loyalty, and openhearted help to those in need, creating a lasting impact on family, friends, and the state.
Ohio Republicans prepare for county primaries to select delegates to the March 8 state convention. Taft faces limited opposition in most counties, with Knox and Cuyahoga as key battlegrounds. Court action by the Foraker faction could trigger new primaries if decided against Taft.
At all times a gentleman in the true meaning of the word Mr Hennessy was always foremost in every movement toward upbuilding the state. His loss will be far reaching and Montana cannot afford to spare such men, yet his influence and example will remain a power for good through many years to come.
D. J. Hennessy head of Hennessy Mercantile in Butte Montana dies suddenly on his way to church. Livingston Enterprise notes his long impact on Livingston and statewide development, praising his honor, family life, business career, social standing, and varied political history.
The Republican Picket notes John Mitchell will retire from the presidency of the United Mine Workers of America. He earned wide trust from both employers and miners for advancing miners’ interests while maintaining a respectful stance toward operators. His departure is regretted, yet his example should guide the union’s future relations with capital.
Fergus County Democrat notes the death of Daniel J. Hennessy in Butte last week. He was a leading Montana merchant and a progressive, public spirited citizen who remained dignified through political and commercial conflicts. His death brings mourning to Butte and respect statewide.
The Forsyth Times reports writer Jack London is safe after rumors of his death caused public worry. Though described as a nature faker fond of gore, he is hailed as a significant American writer and expected to continue producing his best work.
The text notes an overwhelming Taft majority and solid delegation in multiple Ohio districts with uncontested selections in First Second Fourth Fifth Twelfth and Sixteenth districts. Foraker strength appears in Sixth and Tenth, while Cleveland state delegates fight mirrors the Twenty first district congressional scene. Possible contesting delegates may arise in three districts if the credentials committee sustains challenges.
James J. Hill commented on rising stock quotes in Kansas City calling them dubious. He compared the trend to a Turkish bashaw and wife tale where a dying ruler asks his youngest wife to adorn herself lavishly so Death would mistake her for him.
A brief Chicago News dialogue explains inspiration as a sudden recollection of someone who will probably stand for a touch. Little Willie asks his father what inspiration means and pa defines it in simple terms with a playful twist.
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