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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1908
Page
3
The Anaconda Standard lists its publishing details, pricing, and distribution network. It notes daily and Sunday editions, subscription rates, office addresses in Anaconda and branch offices in major cities, and requests all business correspondence to the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda, Montana.
Friday June 12 1998 marks the miners holiday in Butte Montana the Butte Miners Union and local workers join with business professionals and residents to celebrate. The article praises the union for conservative policies fostering growth and prosperity and commends the mothers union for organizing a community event weather wishes and hopeful observance of the anniversary.
A shaky chatter centers on Hammond and the unnamed party ticket. Commentators speculate Hammond could secure second place if poll trends favor him, while others doubt the Western region’s backing and question the timing and source of such talk.
The article discusses forces helping Hammond in a complex political scene. It notes Hammond’s mining expertise and past political ties to Transvaal, amid a backdrop of railroad disruptions, road closures, and weather impacts. It references Speaker Cannon’s campaign vigor and the Taft managers, with comparisons to historical party battles and convention dynamics.
Discussion centers on licensing saloons and local option as a regulatory principle. The piece notes division between prohibition advocates and those favoring regulation, with attention to roiling roposals in Haicin county and the upcoming Republican convention dynamics. It highlights delegates from West Virginia and Knox instructions, and forecasts a long process in selecting a vice presidential candidate.
Coroner J B Stevens, a veteran of the Grand Army of the Republic, urges a full observance of Flag Day on June 14 a Sunday. He promised a flag for every child on Memorial Day, but rain kept many from applying. tomorrow he will distribute the remaining flags to local boys and girls who seek him out.
Geological survey leader Rally Willis reports on a Carnegie Institute project mapping coal in North and Central China. He notes China’s growing industries require deep mining across coal fields and estimates total coal in North China at about 605 billion tons, with uncertainty of plus or minus 40 percent.
From the Philadelphia Press a comic exchange shows Mrs Pomley Little George refusing to wait, a quarrel about imprudence, and a joke about a boy named George who reportedly borrowed $590 from Molly. The Waltinare American notes a student praised as a shining miracle but questioned for intellectual character.
A fragmented local notice reports a Beetlebeam incident with Beem Ihe Looleville Teel Mistraus and Lange, detailing initial actions and a tentative outcome. The readable items mention Newerlev and De Wee Ade Wr Uate TaN in vague terms, suggesting a procedural update rather than a full narrative.
In the mountains west of town a major slide struck China Gulch around one o clock Wednesday night causing widespread damage. A wall of black smoke, lightning-like flashes, and a powdery smell followed as rocks and debris buried fences and bridges and uprooted trees. The Hormani ranch lay near the path. families camped for safety as the ridge shakes and avalanches continue to threaten the area.
Jol McCarthy daughter of Coroner J.P. dtesons wed Charles Blick of Rutle at 11 o'clock last evening in a quiet ceremony at the bride’s parents home 11 Galeng street with Dr F OH Gwynne of Immanuel Presbyterian performing the rites. Only near relatives and intimate friends attended. Mr and Mrs Black will reside at 1124 East Galen. Your choice of any ant in our shop Tor WJ Sam Clerkes.
Antone Wilhelm Skouy, aged eight teen, died yesterday at his parents home 709 East Mercury street from tonsillitis. The lad was a Newsboy and a member of the New Boys Club. Pallbearers from the club will attend the funeral at 4 p.m. Rev J W Nyvail officiating. The family expresses thanks for sympathy and offerings.
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