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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1907
Page
3
The Anaconda Standard lists publication details including rates, offices, and branch newsstands. It cites daily and Sunday pricing, managers, and a network of newsstands across major cities with exact store names and addresses.
The article critiques federal commission rulings on segregation and civil rights, arguing discrimination persists under color classifications. It notes opposition to amendments and contemplates third terms and wartime policy, predicting increased naval spending and preparation for potential conflict amid public debate.
The piece contrasts Senator Knox and Governor Hughes on federalism and state sovereignty. It notes Hughes urging vigilance in state governance to curb federal interference. It then mentions the Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor convention in Seattle and the society’s worldwide growth since 1818.
July 19 1207 report details the Corby administration in Butts disposing of a dispute over police appointments. Citizens expected no backing for alleged railroad ballot tampering. the Standard denies rumors of a bargain. The city aims to end tampering with ballot boxes and holds mayoral resolve for disciplined reform.
A historical report notes the Interstate Commerce Commission ruling on segregated railway seating. It states that trains may segregate by color but must not discriminate, prompting debate over whether colored travelers will gain equal first class access or remain limited to separate cars. The piece critiques evasions of constitutional equality and reflects on white questions about seating and car design.
A collage of short items notes religious movements, such as the United Society of Christian Endeavor and its Boston headquarters, along with figures and opinions on church denominations. It mentions temperature jokes from Chicago, naval figures in conflicts, civic events in San Francisco, and a parade of local and national notes from Yellowstone to Philadelphia, Oyster Bay, and Butte.
The Drummond State bank opened for business July 1 in Drummond with strong financial interests in Granite county. J R Peather man was elected president, J W Blair vice president, and Hugh E Bran cashier. The bank aims to serve ranchmen, cattlemen and merchants in the county with a conservative policy to benefit the area.
Northern Pacific announces July 1 sale of excursion tickets to St Paul Duluth Chicago St Louis Kane gas City St Joseph and Ohana at one registration rate. Round trip fares valid through Sept 30 include sleeping car reservations. details urge early booking. Funeral notice requests Calanthe Lodge No 40 members attend Brother James Bath’s service at St George’s hall Centerville Wednesday at 1 PM.
In a police court case, two women Vernie Harris and Clara Harte, and a man, Andrew Goldsmith, faced accusations after a quarrel in an East Park alley. The magistrate dismissed the case against the two women, noting Harris acted in defense of her aged mother. The fracas drew a large crowd before arresting officers arrived. A separate session judged a drunken man, John Hudson, fined ten dollars after napping on front steps. A later trial for Kubler v Jol Finnegan related to domestic tensions awaits hearing.
Emmanuel Forstler of Custer County pleads guilty in federal court to illegally fencing 9,000 acres of government land. He receives 24 hours in jail and a $2307 fine. He claims persecution by sheriffs and threats aimed to burn his house and force his homestead abandonment.
OFFICERS John G Marony John G Lalor S C Swinborne R AL Kunkel Assistant Cashier ROW Place Assistant Cashier Transacta a general banking business Issues Tellers of credit and drafts payable In the United States and foreign countries We aim to extend to our customers every accommodation consistent with conservative banking We respectfully solicit your business.
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