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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1908
Page
3
The Anaconda Standard announces its publishing details and distribution points with offices in Anaconda and regional newsstands across major cities. It lists subscription rates and contact numbers for the Standard Block main office and branch offices, plus franchise and newsstand locations from New York to Seattle.
Reported events at the Denver convention as Bryan supporters press for his nomination. Parker reads his own resolutions, generating tension over Grover Cleveland loyalty. The piece notes religious reflections and quotes from Dr. Jackey on Epicureanism versus Christianity.
The piece argues for Christian philosophy as a cornerstone for personal devotion and national stability amid threats to institutions and the world. It contrasts calculated selfishness with moral aims, citing public duty, patriotism, and the fate of the American people entwined with enduring ethical guiding principles.
A satirical survey of high society unions and scandals follows with Anna Gould Castellane’s marriage, rivalries, and social intrigues. It recalls the earlier wedding glitter and subsequent fortunes and misfortunes, touching on political campaigns, arson rumors at parks, and Denver convention weather jokes.
President Roosevelt tours the Arctic steamer Roosevelt anchored near his yacht Sylph at Oyster Bay. Commander Robert Peary joins to bid him farewell and a handshaking tribute as the party discusses the pole expedition and good luck.
The Denver dispatch notes crowding out alarm over Fourth of July excesses and fatalities. It suggests the observance was calmer than prior years, with warnings about revelry and dangers. Montana awaits reports on Fourth duty for distressing features in its value. No serious appeals blocked the celebration.
New York says former charge d affaires of the American legation at Caracas has arrived from Caracas. His departure marked severance of diplomatic relations. Sleeper said he has been recalled over Venezuela refusing to arbitrate, and the next step remains with Washington. He declined further comment.
Taft campaign offices opened in Chicago at 228 Dearborn, with Maj. Retchey Bo Ray placing S. M. Fitch in charge to oversee political interests during the campaign.
Preston, imprisoned in Nevada for forgery, was nominated by the Socialist party in New York for president. In a brief interview he said he is a socialist, proud of the nomination, and would withdraw if his counsel Judge Hilton advised. He awaited official notice from the convention and could not issue a formal statement yet.
In Levistown on July 7 a large crowd including the Swenish American War Veterans Odd Fellows and volunteer fire department attended the funeral for George Hall a young man killed in the Hartenton railway yards while seeking a fresghtrain. His wife notes his distinction in the Philippines and his role as a mentor with Company D.
Ned Vinadilla reports five members of the Doyle family drowned in the Nemaia River yesterday. Joseph Toyld and Mrs Doyle survived briefly but failed to reach safety as their home swept away. The tragedy claimed all three Doyle children and other family members.
Minneapolis July D1 WM Raynes pres ident of the Incolvent Minnesola Tithe In Stance company was brought into court today and sentenced to two years in the penant life. He was conviction of grand larceny which constated loaning the company's funds to himself. A motion for a new trial is pend ing before the supreme cart and gnill a decision is handed down.
An editorial argues polished rice reduces nutrition, hindering muscle building. It cites Japanese eating habits, the impact of processing removing bran and meal, and contrasts with unpolished rice which provides energy and strength for daily work. SAN FRANCISCO JUSTICE.
Prosecutors report two bank officials convicted and to serve prison terms. Public opinion weighs on accountability, urging swift justice and proper handling of the cases.
A garbled column from the Atchison Globe discusses aging, work, and honesty. It reflects on how ads and talk of evil intersect with daily life, noting older men and busy workers. The piece hints at truth-telling amid social observations and column humor.
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