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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1910
Page
4
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Anaconda Montana lists offices and contact numbers for the Standard Publishing Company and its foreign advertising manager W J Morton. The notice catalogs New York Chicago Philadelphia Washington Cincinnati Detroit Indianapolis and western city news stands and agencies including details for various outlets and their street locations.
A July 4, 1910 wrap recounts Iowa political conventions as insurgents gain ground amid party realignments. It notes Taft administration pressures, cabinet shifts, and looming endorsements while predicting varied outcomes in Minnesota and Wisconsin. The piece hints at broader Republican tensions and electorate mood ahead of August conventions.
After an Atlantic sojourn, William Jennings Bryan refused to discuss politics abroad while signaling that Democratic chatter centers on Harmon's potential nomination. In Butte a police chief shift occurred under a reform law, replacing Wynne with an appointee chosen by the mayor, ending decades of party-driven police leadership.
The article laments the shift from traditional Fourth of July celebrations to newer lampooned forms with dangerous fireworks. It warns against losing the children’s day spirit and urges preserving patriotic lessons while adapting to safer, saner festivities. It also notes legal clarification in Butte restoring Wynne as chief and reducing party influence over the police.
The piece questions Governor Haskell's handling of Oklahoma's capital relocation from Guthrie to Oklahoma City. It notes Congress' order, a delayed election, and the eruption of injunctions as courts opposed the move while criticizing Haskell's actions and framing them as potentially improper.
President J. B. Truscott of Custer County Fair association arrives in Miles City to promote an August two day Indian fair. The event would feature war dances sham battles curing meats and horse races drawing crowds including tourists seeking novelties from the Crow Indians and local newcomers alike.
The county contends Henry McKinney a Black man was lynched for allegedly attacking a white girl at Odblum bia. Authorities received notice today of the mob action and the execution of the alleged crime.
George Hart and his daughter Georgia were buried side by side in Mount Moriah cemetery after the Boulder explosion. Be nevolent and Protective Order of Elks No 240 led services at the Elks hall and at the grave with prayers and hymns. The mother, forty miles away, was collapsing at the bedside and unaware of the deaths.
A plan in Lincoln county aims to build a wagon road from Libby to Troy Montana. The route would connect eastern and western road networks now separated by gaps.
Washington letter notes President Taft's popularity in Canada where his family vacationed at Murray Bay and explored nearby game preserves. It contrasts regular and insurgent congress members seeking rest after a heated season, detailing travel obstacles and the push for accountability as campaign work begins.
The anecdote recalls Julius H. Seelye who refused campaign money and declined a congressional bid on moral grounds. He finally accepted only after insistence that he need not spend money, contrasting with Joseph G. Sibley’s costly 40 000 vote bid.
At Sagamore Hill Colonel Roosevelt surveys the field of politics like a general. He cites the Albany defeat in the direct primary fight but offers no public comments. A conference with Governor Hughes is planned to shape the Republican candidate for governor.
The article outlines astrology for July 14 detailing planetary positions Uranus? and Venus with Moon, Mars cautions on energy and recklessness, Jupiter brings good fortune for the wise, warnings against crowd mingling and unsafe travel, guidance for sensitive people, and notes on children, hospitality, music, courtship and household prosperity.
W. W Thorpe, a motorcycle racer, joked about fatal accidents with his wife in Fresno. Five minutes later he died from a neck fracture after a fall at a Denver amusement park.
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