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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1910
Page
3
The Anaconda Standard surveys editorials and public sentiment on President Taft’s travel schedule and expense. It contrasts views from Washington, New York, and Chicago, noting calls for restraint and the balance between public duty and cost. It highlights opinions on leadership, press speaking engagements, and the role of the presidency in shaping national policy.
The piece traces the term stalwart from Conkling’s era to modern politics, noting its contest with standpat as a label for Republicans opposing progressives. It recounts historical usage, political outcomes, and cites Syracuse University Chancellor James R Day critiquing mob mentality and car culture while warning of youth vanity and verbal battles.
A newspaper interview quotes Governor Marshall asserting Roosevelt’s plan for Taft as a temporary choice, with Taft likely the 1908 nominee. Marshall argues Roosevelt’s aim is to shape a durable interim arrangement, a claim Roosevelt has repeatedly disputed.
A fractured reminiscence describes Horace Greeley, William H. Seward, and Thurlow Weed as the once-dominant trio who formed New York politics and helped found the Republican Party. The piece recounts the rumored reasons for Greeley withdrawing from the firm and its effect on public life, including Blair’s accounts and Weed’s surprise at the dissolution.
A fragmented horoscope warns of dangers from indulgence and disputes with relatives. It notes Neptune's position favors love matters for some, urges self control for others, and predicts a notable public figure's potential disappearance. It mentions fortunate days for those aiding friends and advises against temptations today.
The report lists names and numbers tied to land allotments in the Missoula district. About 15 percent have filed selections with ten days to decide, as a new allotment phase starts September 1 with 1,000 more names drawn from the remaining pool. The turn of events reflects a cautious mood among settlers awaiting farm opportunities.
A small army of men started work today on a temporary track along Emil Street Thibway, from the Northern Pacific railway to the orklge. The line, delayed by a rainstorm, is expected to be finished in 15 days or sooner with most materials received, and the project may be sold as early as then.
The ninth annual banquet of the alumni association brightened the University of Montana with voices from students and faculty. Toasts honored university progress, alumni work, and education influence while celebrating the class of 1910 and the institution’s service to humanity.
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