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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1908
Page
3
The document lists publication and subscription details for the Standard Publishing Company of Anaconda Montana. It notes daily and Sunday editions, pricing, subscription options, and numerous newsstand locations across major cities, plus office addresses and contact points for editorial and business staff.
An article recalls the Boyertown blast as a deadly event prompting debate over causation and the heater’s role in a deadly gas explosion. It compares to historic theater fires in Iroquois Chicago and other tragedies, noting the scale of loss and the era’s safety gaps.
Governor Thole welcomes wool growers at the Montana convention as he downplays a recent severe storm. The Standard notes protests against federal policy and questions Mr Walsh's claim that Montana public opinion aligns with his views. The piece critiques Walsh and hints the paper errs in judgment.
The article critiques the Denver convention, noting only a few robust points from advance remarks by well known figures. It argues the convention failed to reflect Montana public opinion and questions assertions about administration support and policy. It also mentions Colorado Wyoming and surrounding states without committing to positions.
Fragmented OCR text describes reaction to naval events with admiralty authority disputes, calls for promotions, and distress over commands. It mentions Evans, jobs, and a tense stance regarding the United States and arming figures, though details are garbled and unclear.
Florida's International Mid-Winter Exposition begins in Jacksonville amid Jamestown exposition echoes. Bir Rushthick, former Jamestown commissioner, leads Florida venture aiming for 250000 visitors. Organizers hope for strong northern tourist turnout and self-financed display without government aid.
A debate unfolds as composers, playwrights, and authors push for a sweeping copyright law. They seek exclusive rights to publicly perform and rearrange works, arguing current rules postdate musical invention. Opponents warn such protections could curb use and innovation, including in theater.
A garbled regional clipping mixes politics and culture with scattered, non sequential names and opinions. Mentions Taft boom, Jerome, Litticton, Lydia Pinkham, and Boyer town amid fragmented references to press backdrops and public discourse.
A noisy collage of garbled lines from a Washington Herald page, mixing poets, sailors, and shoppers. Characters reference coffee, custard pie, doughnuts, a high stool, a market place, and a weather talk on deck as a dense, chaotic portrait of overheard dialogue.
A West regional gathering featured Dr. T. M. Wilson of Douglas urging unity among westerners about land and grazing policies. He warned against federal overreach on forest reserves and range management, praising western loyalty to the Union while criticizing eastern control and urging expansion of local regulation instead. T. J. Walsh joined with a strong attack on proposed bills to hand control of ranges to national authorities, arguing federal oversight would harm sheep and cattle industries and threaten settler rights.
James Mitchell, pioneer of Montana and Vigilance era figure, was honored at a Masonic temple funeral held yesterday afternoon. Masons led the rites with C. A. Blackkturn in charge at temple and graveside. Maronite friends attended, many longtime acquaintances present, as a special car carried Masons and friends in carriages.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a dialogue where one speaker asks if the other is a physician and mentions overheard followings. The second speaker identifies as an undertaker, while the surrounding context remains unclear and cut.
In a Reichstag interpellation debate Count von Kanitz and others pressed Germany’s response to U S trusts and trade deficits. They urged a modest return to silver coinage and questioned a future loan market while noting Berlin unemployment and ailing industrial shares. Minister Bethmann-Hollweg cited overall health of the German economy and signaled a currency law amendment to allow more silver coinage.
D A Vaughn, 78, a pioneer who crossed the plains in the West, died yesterday morning at Marion Town. He lived in Oregon after the 1849-50 winter trek and later returned to Iowa, where he had long been wed. Survived by Mrs Groeneveld and three children, two in Iowa and one in Moscow Idaho. The passing leaves Mrs Groeneveld and family coping with the loss after many years in the West.
A Dig fat lynx, one of the largest in captivity, joins Columbia Gardens after capturing it from a chicken coop. The lynx killed several hens before Duvee, who kept the animal near the poor farm, escorted it to Manager Waurlon. The lynx died a few days later, and the garden arranged for another specimen to fill the enclosure.
A private letter states J. A. McKenzie superintendent of the Cleveland & Montana Mining Company intends to return to Butte early next month with funds to restart operations on the Est Butte district property. The claims lie southeast of Butte and a funnel has been driven into Est Butte mountain to extend the Value vein, believed by many miners to run across the mountain into that district.
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