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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1907
Page
3
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription options daily and Sunday rates, with a year-long advance payment plan. It details multiple branch offices and newsstand locations across major cities, and provides contact addresses for Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana.
Fragmented report describes two political factions the nationalists seeking independence and the progressists favoring continued American rule. It explains assembly composition, voter eligibility, term limits, and penalties, noting a turnout of literate men and the complex electoral framework under U S authority.
Colonel Watterson, frustrated by party leaders, announced a plan to name the ideal candidate for governor of Minnesota. He hinted Roosevelt should run again, but warned a strong Republican could win if a unified, harmonious Democratic front does not emerge. He attacked Democratic leaders while predicting little support for the Democrats next year.
The text outlines volatile political maneuvering around the 1908 Republican nomination, noting dissatisfaction with democracy in the upcoming election, long trials of Powers linked to Goebel, partisan tensions in Kentucky, and rivalries among Texas and southern delegates. It describes shifts in support, the role of party bosses, and anticipated conventions shaping the presidential race.
In scattered items from a Boston era, Fairbanks faces doubts over southern support as delegates edge toward a possible shift in influence. References to Tapith Neat and Haywood hint at political maneuvering, while noting the Korean issue and other domestic intrigues. Walter Wellman’s status and Oddities in travel and governance also appear amid the era’s campaign buzz.
A Helena water supply threat is issued warning of contamination and typhoid risk. Authorities must act promptly to inform the public and require the water company to take corrective steps to protect customers.
Billings Journal reports a homicide presumed suicide after a woman played Chopin on the Van and died, with locals speculating confusion between self destruction and a justified homicide. A neighbor notes the eerie scene and questions the motives amid the music.
Coverage discusses the Boise mistrial verdict in the Haywood murder case, public reactions from editorials, juror statements, and announced Denver demonstrations by the Western Federation of Miners. It notes plans for a parade, train transports to Denver, and calls for organizational expansion following the acquittal.
From The Moulders July 2 report notes the Iron Moulders Union forwarding a telegram to William D Haywood in Oyster Bay. President Roosevelt publicizes the telegram received today about the Boise Idaho Maywood murder trio verdict. Names cited include EvIn Colman Alexander Werkman Ippolyte Haven.
Thomas Black, a lawyer and mayor, served two terms as part of the local leadership in Wimsele, Kenton. The report notes his tenure and influence in municipal matters during this period.
Hinsele uy to the sheriff today and asked to be plored behnda Ury bars. Black acknowledged the forgery of pipers involving $28,000. His operat ions extend over period of ine years.
Special Dispatch reports the death of Ellie's eldest daughter Miss Ellie Ellis at age about 22 from Bright's disease. She traveled across the country with her mother in search of a healthier climate, recently taken to Summer Hill to die, with burial to follow in the local city. A large circle of friends mourn her loss.
A Montana ecard style roundup cites Sellers Largey as eyeing a bigger angel role with a press agent and cast in place, while noting W J Block’s reputed influence. It covers New York dances, rising wool prices, Roosevelt political commentary, London fashion, Missouri governors, Helena armory critique, and Butte X Ray decency chatter.
An odd political note from Berlin dated July 29 questions how Falchenks can be a serious presidential nominee as Emperor Witlam returns from a Scandinavian cruise. The dispatch mentions witnesses and a fleet firing at Swinemunds in August, with a possible Russian royal contact mentioned.
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