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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1908
Page
3
The page lists publication details for The Anaconda Standard, including pricing, offices in multiple cities, and distribution points. It also contains stray historical notes on religious liberty and governance, referencing non-English phrases and outdated imperial context amid a turbulent early 20th century era.
The report notes Candi date Bryan plans a broad stump campaign from now until next November after the all-time Taghivn. Observers recall Grant in 1872 at Long Branch facing similar pressure and public speakers, while Bryan may travel widely with support from his wife and campaign team as the era of modern political speaking continues.
Reports from Constantinople say the sultan of Turkey has granted a constitution and a chamber of deputies amid Young Turk pressure. The move aims to curb autocratic rule, though past promises under 1875 rules largely failed, with authority and succession issues fueling debate over the empire’s future.
The Albany scene hints Governor Hughes may accept a run for president or governor as party factions in New York debate his role. Reported talk says Hughes is ready to be nominated, with editors noting his past administration and resistance to party machines. Strong county GOPs in Central New York favor his candidacy if he seeks the post. Public opinion remains split, but many newspapers view Hughes as a likely Republican choice if he enters the race.
A London trade slowdown follows silk hat demand decline as derby and felt hats gain popularity. The era of the glossy silk top hat wanes with English workers and drivers clinging to traditional headwear, while aristocrats and cabmen adapt at varying paces.
Foreign news notes a committee initially favored reporting abolition, but a late shift followed new information on capital crimes. The vote outcome leaned against abolition as French leaders weigh constitutional limits and presidential powers amid recent reform pressure.
The passage surveys agitation around European politics and American campaigns, noting rising murder accusations in France, Hearst's influence in Brooklyn and Kings County, and shifting loyalties as independence advocates face a presidential nominating fight. It touches on campaign funds, Olympic chatter, and political strategy in Chicago, with references to voices like Hearst, Grosseup, and Roosevelt.
The United States and Britain agreed to extend fisheries talks aimed at preventing friction before the Hague tribunal. The deal covers rights of American fishermen in Newfoundland and extends the present fisheries arrangement to cover the upcoming season.
Tanolai, commander of the yacht Turone won the trans-Parine race from San Petre to this port and announced a perpetual trophy gift. Gir Thorman Lipton pledged a cup prize for the race.
Frederic J. Hankis recounts the French effort to dig the canal from Colon to Panama, detailing huge expenditures, lavish but flawed projects, and the eventual American takeover. He notes thousands of workers, misused funds, disease, and the lasting remnants left on the isthmus while contrasting French ambitions with American engineering. The piece laments a historic fiasco yet credits the French with thoroughness later repurposed by the United States.
In circuit court Gabe Ringenuldug sues Clifton Couerelie Mary E B Coggins and Tsugems Bros & Co for 80 001 alleging sale of 16 acres of land wrongfully taken from government and undisclosed title issues in a long running western land fraud scheme. Ringenu?ldug sought to buy 200 percent acres for 50 000 but learned defendants could not provide a clear title.
A fire engulfed the main hotel building at Vader Brown Springs, a summer resort 40 miles from Winston-Salem, N.C. Early today guests escaped, but many lost nearly all belongings as flames gutted the structure. Nearby reports note the blaze as the resort’s main disaster with significant losses.
Prices at McCarthy's Market 407 North Main Street list value buys for the week. Fifty pounds of baleing beet hay a dollar. No 1 spring jam pork roast cheaper than typical. No 1 mutton, veal roger, pork roast, and bacon offered at reduced rates. Fresh potatoes, butter, apples, and poultry arrive Friday. special sale on cooking fats and various staples. Limited quantities and season-end stock noted. advert emphasizes low prices and urging customers to visit.
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