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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1908
Page
2
The Anaconda Standard publishes subscription rates daily and Sunday options with annual and monthly terms. It lists a wide network of newsstands across major cities and branch offices, along with mailing addresses and advertising contacts for Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana.
Weather delays Montana Democratic state convention as Bozeman postponement hampers full regional representation. Eastern and Silver Bow delegates may still attend, but western and northern counties risk missing the event. convention aims to choose delegates and alternates for the Denver national meeting.
The article discusses Ei Louis considering pageant recreations to mark its centenary as a town in 199. It cites English town pageants as models and suggests scenes from England's history and local events to be staged, from early settlements to Civil War era themes, with references to local figures and possible transportation aids.
A fragment discusses plans for a city pageant in Anaconda to honor its Fourth of July anniversary and early settlement history. The piece mentions extending streets and highlighting the city’s whela history as part of a patriotic commemoration, with reference to 1883 beginnings.
The piece argues Mr. Allison secured a federal Senate seat via direct primaries and party shifts on tariff revision. It portrays Cummins as a rival whose earlier pledges and shifting stance undermined consistency, while labeling Allison as colorless and aligned with party lines, culminating in his election despite opposition.
The Butte club has not played a league game since May 28 and shows 12 straight postponements in four weeks. Spokane planned opening in Butte May 26 but weather delayed both the opener and the next day. Tacoma failed to reach Butte. Seattle slated to play this week. If the Elm arrives from Spokane, Butte may finally host games. Weather luck and patronage are urged to help offset the bad start.
Editors and independent voices critique the 1910 congressional session noting failure to address the currency issue. Aldrich bill faces senate opposition while Speaker Cannon forces a settlement to create a currency commission led by Aldrich. Republicans threaten action against pending measures to back party unity and pressure.
The text argues the party must declare action on currency reform and warns that without leadership from Senator Aldrich the current emergency measures will linger. It contends the Republican majority dodged key issues a Republican president identified as vital for the year.
London mutters over a planned royal tour as Asquith defends the czar visit policy and notes that England should champion representative institutions. The issue centers on whether a royal trip to Russia is proper given Russia's political moves and England’s diplomatic stance.
In St. Petersburg on June 7, Michael Burinikoy a hussar who joined the Russian army in 1797 and served for 81 years was shown among items of interest at Czarsitee Selo for the Swedish royal wedding. Budnikov 128, active on his farm, holds the retired peasant rank and a pension. a lottery win of 2600 drew him from Tver to the capital. He recalls Napoleon’s Tunisia campaign and served under Kutuzoff noting valor medals and numerous distinctions.
A plain plastered house close to Nuremberg town hall is notable only for its lithographic stone construction. Built circa 1680 by Andreas Lichtenstein, it remains in the family, valued around $1,000, and spurs speculation about selling the rare stone. Lithographic stone is quarried mainly near Nuremberg with few major deposits.
Fragmentary OCR captures a surreal dialogue with misread words about identity and cipher. A woman asserts she is the one while dismissing a male speaker as mere filler, using garbled terms like dent gearptails and celloed to emphasize a rift in meaning.
A witty narrator recalls a saloon visit where sarsaparilla and a chance reunion with old coworkers spur reflections on temperance. The piece blends banter about prohibition, personal history, and a bittersweet look at colleagues who changed their ways.
The anti Taft forces hold fresh talks led by Crane and Memanway as plans to challenge the Taft delegation unfold. Contests pending in Florida, Kentucky, Missouri, and other states threaten a national committee showdown and possible credential battles at the convention.
With the Republican National Convention in Chicago approaching, delegates from contested delegations will be heard this week as most proceed toward the city. Five Democratic conventions will select delegates in Bozeman Roswell Lexington and Salt Lake City while battleships depart San Francisco for Harbor Entrance Roads and other international events unfold. Charlemagne Tower will resign as American ambassador to Berlin and David Jayne Hill will present credentials later in the month.
Harper’s article traces Wall Street’s 18th century face from a dismal eastern ferryfront meat market with slave trades to a growing streetscape. It notes the Bayards sugar mansion, a grand town hall built with Palisade stones, and Trinity Church’s tall steeple beside Presbyterian offices, signaling early New York civic and religious hubs.
A cryptic Chicago Tribune piece observes the Fourth of July in a changing city. A foreign visitor questions how locals observe the flag while a native reflects on past losses and a new generation, then spectators move to the ball park for a public celebration.
In Broadwater county a lively Democratic convention endorsed W. J. Bryan and instructed delegates to the state convention. Elected delegates include Mulfer, Gulker, Deegan, Carl, Whaley, Sherlock, Johnson, Parker, Broderick, Belcher, Meloy, Pool, Whipple, Tierney, and Stafford with alternates Nanielson, Slovin, Mylex, Lenahat, Kay, Ross, Hurts on, Williams, Goodman, Buzby, Hull, Averill, Rosman, Keavus, Eversole.
Chicago church to create courting room with cozy corners screens chaperons and soft lights to aid Tian Cupid. Project proposed by Rev J E Snyder and church leaders after church office property secured nearby.
A London heiress, Mrs Augustine Rylands, faced a massive death duty dispute after her estate, valued around $17.8 million, triggered a tax burden of roughly $92,775,000. The will directed charitable bequests totaling about $3.9 million for public institutions and a library in memory of her husband.
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