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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1907
Page
20
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The Hague tribunal ordered Venezuela to pay debts to European powers like Germany Italy and England for naval pressure. Cipriano Castro seeks to settle with these creditors while hinting at defaults against smaller European claimants and U S creditors amid distrust of American naval intervention and accusations that some debts to Americans are questionable.
A Mississippi political clash pits Governor Vardaman against Congressman John Sharp Williams in a senate race. Williams responded with sharp anti Negro rhetoric, saying the negro may have a soul but is an animal, while Vardaman has long led in anti Negro statements. The exchange highlights sectional tensions and the era’s racial politics.
The article discusses friction between Lodge and Crane in the Senate, Crane's uneasy relation with Roosevelt over policy, and Lodge’s loyalty to the president. It notes Oklahoma politics, Taft and Philippine issues, and shifts in national leadership amid a heated summer political climate.
The article portrays Herr Bebel as a radical yet prudent socialist leader in Germany. A fortune of 300000 marks from an inheritance tests his creed of wealth redistribution, as he donates a third while aiming to live as a lord, causing criticism from fellow socialists who deem him two thirds wrong.
The article discusses Oklahoma's path to statehood with a second constitution effort. Democrats yield some amendments to gain Roosevelt backing, betting on approval and anticipated democratic control of state offices and delegation. It predicts two Democrats to the Senate, four Democrats and one Republican to the House, and a Democratic governorship.
After twenty days and examination of six hundred ninety Venicemen jurors have been found to fair mindedly consider testimony about Dr G S Chan of the Dr Chan company accused of practicing medicine without a license. Deputy City Prosecutor Pearson and state medical examiners attorney Bennett lead the case. In Boston the Illuminating Engineering Society of America opened its first annual convention with delegates from San Francisco and others.
Dr Price's flavoring extracts remain properly labeled under the National Pure Food Law. For nearly fifty years they have enjoyed the support of intelligent housewives nationwide.
Two former Northern Pacific Railway employees filed district court complaints seeking damages of 30000 each for personal injuries. One man claims injuries from a caboose accident at a freight train incident in January 1907, the second alleges being run down after stepping from a damaged engine at Muir and Helena, resulting in the loss of a leg and ongoing disability.
George H. Savage chief claims agent for Milwaukee Gold Extraction Company resigns. Writs of attachment for 2,500 dollars and 38,100 dollars issued against all mining claims in the Red Lion district Granite county. Sheriff Kanasdy serves writs. district court on title dispute with George W. Gordon. Savage seeks money advanced and unpaid salary as superintendent.
Mrs William Campbell of Drummond dies of heart trouble after returning from Missoula for treatment. Born in Michigan, she moved to Montana as an infant and leaves a husband, mother, three sisters, and two brothers. Funeral set for Wednesday at the Philipsburg Catholic church.
Bozeman Montana July 30 George Judd aged 17 was struck by lightning Sunday afternoon about 1 o clock while near his father s ranch house He had tied his horse and during the storm went to relieve the animal but was killed instantly The horse escaped unharmed The funeral was held at 2 o clock this afternoon from the family residence 321 South Ninth avenue Rev Davis Willson officiated
Announcement reports the engagement of Edith Root daughter of Secretary of State Elihu Root to Lieut. U S Grant III son of Maj Gen Frederick Dent Grant. No wedding date set but likely in autumn. Grant was a military aide to President Roosevelt, linking the couple. Also note a separate item: every wage earner in Butte may open a checking account at Butte Commercial Bank on Hamilton Street.
In police court Dennis Burns and Elizabeth Molnar faced canine license questions and were cleared after showing valid licenses. Martin Linden and other drunks were fined or released. Frank Macauley’s plea for mercy led to dismissal and hospital treatment arrangements. Charles Stenzas was jailed for 25 days after a large ear incident. Four dope addicts and several vagrants were dismissed as officials offered no current housing for them.
Billings July 20 Work on the excavation for the telephone building to be built by the Mutual Company is progressing and should be finished by November 1. President P B Moss says the new system will be electric automatic, installed by the Automatic Telephone company of Chicago, reducing operator service to long distance lines.
Billings July 30 Yegen Bros of this city win a franchise to build an electric light and power system. City council grants permission to place poles and wires on principal streets with a right to require underground wiring after notice.
A rate war between the Pacific Coast Steamship Company and the Independent Steamship Company has cut freight rates nearly in half. The Independent line began in May, followed by another Pacific Coast cut yesterday lowering Los Angeles to San Francisco first class rate from 47 cents to 24 cents.
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