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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1908
Page
3
The Anaconda Standard lists postage rates and office addresses for the Standard Publishing Company. It includes subscription prices, multiple branch offices from New York to Seattle, promotional stands, and general business contact information for Anaconda, Montana.
James K. Jones longtime Arkansas senator and staunch Democrat died aged near seventy in his later years. A Civil War veteran, he guided Bryan’s 1896 campaign and later chaired the 1898 presidential effort, earning national respect for integrity while facing criticism of his ventures and retirement.
A irate citizen at police headquarters urged action to curb burglars trespassing through a coal chute into a four story brownstone. Neighbors reported thefts while police reportedly delayed directing the matter to a distant station, delaying response and allowing burglars to flee with valuables.
Secretary Taft cited General Grant’s 1854 resignation with alcohol weakness, drawing both praise and criticism. The piece recounts Grant’s career from West Point through Mexican War, Fort Vancouver, and a 1864 resignation, noting various narratives about drink and motive, while defending Grant’s legacy and Taft’s purpose.
A damaged report recounts repeated burglaries where thieves took rugs, copper, bathroom fixtures, and other household items, with police delays noted. The piece then shifts to a Springfield Republican editorial dissection of William Jennings Bryan, criticizing perceived obstinacy and dogged pursuit of the presidential nomination, contrasting him with McKinley and Cleveland.
A 1910s-style analysis argues the Pacific coast faces a world wide race question as Asiatic immigration, led by Chinese Japanese and Hindu groups, challenges white supremacy. It compares Hawaii and American colonies, notes fears of demographic shifts, and links racism to broader imperial tensions across Europe and the Americas.
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