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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1908
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled phrases including prosperity and foundation references with unclear proper nouns. No coherent event or identifiable entities emerge to summarize into a factual card.
Fragmented account of a presidential address to delegates at a national religious convention. It covers calls for moral and spiritual uplift alongside material prosperity, stressing education for industrial and domestic work, and personal responsibility. The speech advocates character training, self-reliance, and civic duty as essential to national progress.
Bryan moved between dates in Buffalo New York meeting four busy men and National Committeemen Normer and Slack. He spoke at a four month old organization event and attended a luncheon hosted by the Democratic general committee. The open convention attracted many party members and supporters as Bryan urged tribute and public service while acknowledging debt to the American people.
Five contracts extended to May 1 as part of the lower Yardstown irrigation project. Tames Murin of Sidney leads the development and construction plan. The extension aims to complete the distribution and structural work under the program.
A report states two burglars entered a store, stole about $3 in cash and several items, were soon captured by Rackstram, Ernest Anckstron, and Fred Johnson, and confessed after being found with stolen goods and weapons.
A petitioner seeks habeas relief in a Stockett court case alleging illegal restraint, assault, and irregularities in trial. W McKeone presides as judge, with remarks on lack of defense opportunity and misstatements about charges. The defendant faced a jail term and fines, and confusion over charge levels is noted.
Report from Santa Monica notes seven Japanese natives observed near Point Duma in a crescent bay area. Settlers watched as a party tested an artillery device with smokeless powder, triggering local alarm about possible military experiments. A well-dressed man in Los Angeles reported by a correspondent is linked to the incident, with observers noting anxiety to avoid detection.
Fragmentary note reports Afro American voters favoring Foraker and opposing a named secretary. Mentions individuals Rev. Wale for Gay of Hartford, Coin and Willan 42, and Cotton. Sparse readable facts focus on party lines and local political figures amid damaged OCR text.
The Novue Veempr reports that Germany may drop its joint note with Austria in talks on judicial reforms and a // curles // itinerary. Ambassador von Eichurstein signaled a shift amid long negotiations on reforms and the Baghdad railway. The piece notes dated tensions and possible realignments as discussions approach a March deadline.
A federal court on Indian reservations sentenced George Metarethan and Red Sume to pay fines totaling 100 dollars after they were indicted for distributing alcohol to Native people. The judge noted the offenders obtained liquor through a physician’s prescription but found the act violated restrictions. The case cautions against misusing prescriptions to supply liquor on reservations.
Washington Feb 14 Senator J Foraker issued a statement evaluating the Ohio primary results the night before the state convention. He said no one should be prized by the outcome and noted the primaries had varied by district with few decisive shifts, predicting possible effects on the national ticket and party unity.
Fragmented OCR report describes a Black man escaping hanging then being whipped. Names and places are garbled but reference local individuals and alleged actions. The event centers on punishment following an escape with suggestions of acquaintance and community response.
An ambassador is set to discuss the Milk River matter amid unclear details. The dialogue aims to clarify issues possibly involving regional water rights and cooperative agreements between nations.
Ashington reports a Connecticut man requests Admiral Evanss fleet stop at the Galapagos Islands off Peru on the way from Callao to search for a missing Jeffs cage keeper. The Santa Cruz Indefatigable island is favored, with orders given to the accompanying vessel to conduct the search.
Pittsburg officials and hundreds of prominent businessmen attended the annual Lineal birth day banquet of the Pittsburg chamber of commerce at the Hotel Schenly. The chief address was delivered by Senator T Knox of Pennsylvania with remarks from Senators Dolliver Carter Penrose Fassett and Representatives Burke Barenfeld and Graham.
Data from the Bureau of Agriculture shows the average grain yield per acre this year at about 60 bushels. L. P. Beneduil and department staff compiled figures across brigaded and mixed varieties, noting higher results in some areas and lower in others.
The Lincoln banquet at Grand Rapids drew a brilliant crowd with a galaxy of speakers. Secretary Taft received the loudest cheers as he spoke on Lincoln’s principles and the fight against corrupt business influences.
Special Dispatch from the Standard reports Sheriff Shoe Wikker of Helena abandoned the pursuit of William Moshey, accused of murder and other alleged crimes, returning to Helena with two deputies. Moshey reportedly escaped toward Cascade vicinity and may be boarding a train, with locals noting a pursuit had stalled.
A halted Manteno rail project on the Milwaukee line prompts officials to explore a new route linking Lewistown Flo and Harliwean Lionbarik. The plan envisions Lewhatnwit as a common transfer point with a surveyed timeline and unanimous support from the railway committee.
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