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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1908
Page
16
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The president defends his use of office to nominate officials, denying false charges of using patronage for renomination. He cites 1,352 appointments in 11 months, mostly postmasters, and asserts independent inquiry for judges, while noting consultation with senators and congressmen for most offices. He rebuts a Boston Herald charge as false and outlines standards to keep politics from officeholding.
The Silver Bow Trades and Labor council paid tribute to Daniel J Hennessy at its last night meeting. Resolutions praised his 30 years in Butte and Montana service, philanthropy, and fair dealing. The committee sent copies to the family, to press, and to minutes, with heartfelt sympathy to the bereaved.
In Ten Mile near Butte the famed tame coyote nicknamed Bill turns feral during visitors’ taunts. Bill attacks Pat Lyons and others, is shot by Ernest Nelson, and dies amid funeral rites. Lyons suffers serious wounds. Dr. Anderson treats him, with risk of infection and hydrophobia. The incident becomes the town’s darkly comic tale of bravado and danger.
Secretary of War announces Arthur Vorys will run Taft campaign for the Republican national convention. Vorys keeps full control with headquarters at Columbus. He sought and secured Hitchcock’s help to handle East and South affairs, with possible eastern headquarters if needed.
La lande and Grandpre blacksmiths of 13 West Silver Street arrested by Detective Frank White on a burglary charge linked to systematic thefts from F. M. Grady’s water and carriage shop on South Main. Grady reported missing carriage wheels poles and shafts, with some items bearing his name, after witnessing a prowler near 11 to 12 Saturday night via a rear areaway connecting both businesses.
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