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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1907
Page
3
The Anaconda Standard lists business offices and sale points across major cities, with subscription rates and branch addresses. It notes Standard Publishing Company's contact details and distribution stands in cities including New York Chicago Denver Seattle Portland and more.
A detailed discussion quotes Mr. Wellman asserting that airship progress now shows practical military value. The piece contrasts pioneers such as Dumont and Zeppelin, noting Wellman’s aim to make aeronautic art a usable system, while cautioning public expectation against overoptimistic outcomes.
A historic controversy surrounds the president's forthcoming Memorial Day address at Indianapolis. A circulated summary reportedly leaked by a magazine and paper caused alarms about pre-release content. Investigations identify the Review of Reviews as the source of the unauthorized advance copy.
A fragment from an eastern newspaper quotes Dr Allert Bhaw on a sensational interview. It suggests a jocular royal praise remark was misread and notes the Review of Reviews copies may be stale. The piece mentions Roosevelt and editorial standards in news editing.
A lengthy, contentious saga follows Grenne and Greene as they press another bid to the U S Supreme Court. Prosecutors cite years of extradition fights and costly defences after fleeing to Canada, with Savannah reporting renewed plans to push the case to Washington for one last ruling.
The piece discusses Irish politics under Liberal leadership and potential Irish relations with the government, noting controversial measures and a Dublin convention. It also covers a proposed rule increasing cadet height for West Point, arguing longer-term implications for officer selection and military effectiveness. It cites historical contrasts, including Civil War data and Japan's wartime marching standards.
The piece discusses a prophetmaker whose weather predictions are claimed to be extraordinary. It mentions wind readings and a notable record, with references to a region called Rocky-mamalain and other uncertain forecasts.
Fragments describe doomsday warnings about a May fourth end of the world and a August destruction of Manhattan. Names like Uncle Horace Jonson and Roscoe Contesanit appear in scattered claims, with references to Essex and Connecticut and various foretold calamities.
A severe cyclone devastated Bombiy and nearby towns in India. Reports describe high winds and flooding, with casualties confirmed and extensive damage to homes and businesses across the region.
From the Catholic Standard the piece recalls a man named Vernal the entomologist and discusses how literature and evidence interact with a case involving murder. It mentions Robert Louis Stevenson and questions about manuscript origins and timing, hinting at the deeper marks left by authorship.
The fragment surveys 1902-era geopolitics and media, noting British and German influence in South America, editorials on President Roosevelt, and fictive animal tales. It weaves references to Monroe doctrine themes, Washington perspectives, and literary critiques amid chaotic diction.
A garbled item from a New York source references Mabel Kaleker-Waoa and Mrs. Racker-No. It mentions attempts at marriage or relationships and a husband who will not have a good thing, but details are unclear.
In Butte court yesterday afternoon Judge McGownstes presided over a jury of business men that convicted two of three accused in a sequence labeled as raiders. Foreman Sam Alexander Wellig led the panel. L A Hernard was acquitted after claiming a decent life in Anaconda and detailing hardship. The two convicted, James Shea and Dave Nichols, faced claims of robbery with funds totaling $40.63, with both denying intent and asserting past employment in Butte. Sentencing set for this morning. one man did not appear and was remanded. Three others arrested the same day had fines waived after agreeing to damages.
The report covers several minor court incidents including Clyde Clark fined five dollars after a drunken disturbance and a loaded pistol claim dismissed. William Towers arrested for carrying a piece described as a stopper, judged not clearly dangerous. Powers pleads guilty with punishment deferred until morning as officers pursue warrants.
AIUTar 4 OR INCORPORATION files articles of incorporation in Helena with a capital of 100 000 dollars. Incorporators include Cod Dower Nixon of Elon FB Tate and A Warr of Lewiston W Polina of Chirke Idaho and county associations. Final meeting to be held at Mifex City.
A garbled Helena dispatch notes municipal concerns about building and street work. The fragment references the Helena Light and Stairway, a warrant, a commissioner, and a company involved in street paving, with unclear names and dates.
A cryptic note describes Frony facing a renounper in a heated scene where a fellow named Kieke boul is involved. Frosted details add confusion, but the clash centers on a notable heat moment and a lingering tension around the event.
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