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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1908
Page
5
Aggressive bullish activity lifts the stock market with Congress adjournment and currency bill passage seen as favorable. Reports cite Union Pacific strength, improving industrial demand in iron and steel, and a brighter banking outlook as operators anticipate a higher market and possible resumed rallies.
Emperor William presented King Gustav and Queen Victoria of Sweden with a grand military display during the annual spring parade of Be Wh garrisons and nearby stations. About a thousand troops from all arms participated, with around 8,000 cavalry maneuvering in the temple parade grounds.
Manila June 1 reports say Moros on the Salané of Jolo are restless. One watchman vowed to kill twenty whites and one hundred Chinese before declaring war. A sentry was wounded and guards are doubled amid widespread attacks on settlers.
National Railway of Mexico issued 4 percent bonds offered simultaneously in London and New York. The issue was very well received with heavy applications and prices rising to a premium of 1 to 1.5 percent.
Fragmented text argues for adequate telephony in the Rocky Mountain region. Mentions Montana Utah Idaho Wyoming and towns in the area. Claims Ball telephone service is essential for business and quick reach to people in towns.
An advertisement touts hair loss cures and dandruff remedies claiming rapid baldness treatment. It markets products by the Murpidtae Company of Detroit Michigan and mentions standard drag companies and special agents selling samples.
The United Copper Company reports a weak financial statement, with accumulated dividends on preferred stock, halted payments, and no clear plan for resuming dividends. A director vacancy will be filled at the upcoming meeting, while Basin Reduction works and Stewart Mining stock issues show no progress.
Birmingham delegates head to Chicago for the Republican National Convention with attorney support. Thompson faction backs Tar, while Davidson camp aligns with Ailepales. Also: Manila executions end Dios Dias movement leader's life. Bilid prison sentence blocked by Governor General Smith. The Thelma sails from Mobile reducing US linkage time. a Minnesota International train derails near Mishawa. Charles Yorn, a bagger, is killed with no others hurt.
In Birmingham Alabama on June a mine explosion occurred during a visit of local workers entering the rain load. Several men were seriously hurt though most have worked for months. Notices call union members to attend the next regular meeting on June 2 to discuss important business and approve attendance cards. Joined by Ames Shea as President and Dan Houldand as Treasurer, the union urges members to bring cards.
A garbled preface fragment shows characters discussing a walk and engagement. The text mentions costs, a person named Allen, and a misread dialogue. Overall readability is low with unclear attribution or events.
The June decision by Justice Day dismisses control over resale prices of copyrighted books. Macy & Co. and Scribner’s Sons sued Isadore Stern, Nathan Strauss, and Macy & Co. to stop below fixed prices, but the circuit courts upheld free sale. The ruling emphasizes ownership rights do not authorize broad price restrictions, affecting publishers associations’ fixed price contracts and resale restrictions.
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