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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1908
Page
5
The advertisement showcases a fashion item described as a cleverrat crash suit priced at 14 75, noted for a full plaited skirt and self-covered buttons. It mentions a gray sacking option and a model cut with light vents, referencing a refined class appeal and adaptable wear for various occasions.
Report on Hearst supporters at a convention storming the hall with cheers and banners, the movement to form an independence party, and speeches by Milton W. Howard and Charles A. Walsh. Delegates adopt rules for quick speakers and a rapid adjournment plan.
Helena July 27 Judge Buchadoy began hearing a state case against Northern Pacific Railway over a restraining order. State railroad commissioners ordered the railway to run class engines backward between Strassburg and Helena to protect public safety. The railroad defied the order prompting the district court filing. Secretary Howry cited safety aims. Superintendent Cordall said backward operation could be safer and needed to save time.
Kansas City July 17 post office officials report positive proof Charles Stevens a colored man was charged Saturday with stealing from a pouch carried by a mail train at Union Station three weeks ago containing about 50 000 dollars. Inspector Vickery and others obtained evidence of the theft and the large number of packages involved.
Nexnemedtin Honduras report says government troops occupied Cholutega on Saturday. Officials claim the seizure ends the revolution as authorities report many prisoners taken and the country now remains tranquil amid dire reports from across the republic.
Frank W. Mitchell was arrested in Wackfoot Idaho charged with murder in the second degree in the Mary Robb death. Preliminary hearing set for August 3. released on a 5400 dollar bond.
Washington city appoints carrier for mail delivery in Water, Powell county with two carriers one substitute and letter boxes. Route established November 1 with service set to begin in Mplen Cry Nevada.
A fragmented report from San Prenelava references unusual valve issues and a stemmed situation involving Urer and Koutias, with July 2721 cited as a timeline marker. The text is partially illegible but notes technical concerns and entities Urer and Koutias in a local setting.
Reports from the Merchants' Exchange say the Anubis lies ashore on a reef between Santa Rosa and San Miguel, off Santa Barbara County, in an easy position with the crew aboard and the vessel potentially salvageable.
Miles City July 27 Special Dispatch says Sheriff Savage awaits U S marshal from Deadwood to transfer two prisoners Ben Sherlock and W M Bowers. Offiers believe the fourty one head of horses driven into the corral were stolen. Summers Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone general superintendent Burdick Montana supervisor Mayo and Fer al Mayo discuss installing the new system. George Delpper of Patton’s roadbridge Call lumber yard drowned in slough five miles below Mallon.
Special dispatch reports W Tr Topsey in Gallatin county jail accused of forkery. He obtained 34 dollars on a check signed HG Olek from Rose billiard hall proprietor. The wheel was presented to the Gallatin State bank cashier, who refused payment. Topsey allegedly forged several checks signed by Clark to cover various amounts.
Mr Worth, husband of Charles A Towne’s nominating vice presidential candidate, is reported after a three week honeymoon. Mrs Farnworth, formerly Edith Baskett Mulhern of Brownsville Tennessee, accompanied him to the Denver Convention. Funeral services for Edward Howdley set for noon tomorrow at Sherman Reed chapel with Rev Groeneveld of Pointing.
Notions to contenders. Bids for construction of a Catholic church at Whitehall Montana will be received by Reverend Father Ryan after April 11 1908. Bids must be accompanied by certified funds and a 80 percent performance bond. Plans may be seen at Mrs A R McDonald Whitehall or at the architect’s office in Meanaosy holding Rule Montana. The bidder must meet prerequirements and the office reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
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