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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1908
Page
5
A sprawling review of 1912 vice presidential possibilities says Dolliver remains a key player while Fairbanks gains Indiana traction. Sherman’s New York backing grows, Cortelyou’s path narrows, and Taft’s stance shapes the open battle for second place.
On June 14 Senator Carter conferred with platform framers about adding a plank favoring post bank advocacy. He noted practical assurance it would aid the Democrats in securing backing for bank deposits. The president and Secretary Toft have endorsed the idea.
Chicago on June 14 saw bands and crowds, with state delegations and marching groups arriving throughout the day for the national convention. Despite the bustle, some delegates appeared in a businesslike mood, hotels faced room cancellations, and attention focused on arriving dignitaries including Oregon and Idaho figures and Attorney General George W. Withers? and others. the scene mixed orderly process with lingering enthusiasm as preparations continued.
Chicago June 14 A sensation arose as Uncle Jos' Parnus arrived in Chicago to join leaders at the Union League club for talks on the Republican platform. Key figures discussed include Serena B. Payne, Mto Talgel of Pennsylvania, Gverstreet of Indiana, Tukes Sherman of New York, Ricard Kerens of Missouri and others. The debate centered on an injunction plank and its alignment with party unity and legal implications. The arrival prompts further discussions with Senator Hopkins and resolutions chair, amid a split view on the plank's mild nature and potential controversy.
A large Chicago gathering discussed plans to back President Roosevelt as a Roosevelt movement aims to influence delegates for the nomination. Notables present include ex-Representative Thomas Phillips and George W. Sartin, with delegations from West Virginia and Pennsylvania. Talks centered on keeping the Roosevelt faction intact while signaling potential bolting if needed.
Former premier and chamber of commerce leader Armijo died here today. The longtime figure in local governance and business, Armijo served as a prominent public official and spearheaded community development efforts.
Captain Underwood of the Time states the cruiser Colorado was delayed off Dungeness by fog and anchored in 22 feet of water. He reports a hard northward passage from California and confusion about reports of grounding or beaching near Puerto Angeles and Stratoaf Jima. Communication with Dungeness was limited as fog lifted slowly.
A massive volcanic eruption on a Samoan island began May 01 with a dramatic lava flow, the largest seen in Medalitnd history, spewing about 5,000 tons per minute and driving rivers of lava into the sea. The upheaval triggered widespread ash, steam, and shock across nearby shores and inland areas.
The article details George Rock awaiting execution for the murder of Guard John Robinson at Deer Lodge. Rock speaks of facing death without fear, reflecting on prison monotony and his doomed fate. Sheriff Henderson, Mayor Corby, the police and several charities plan to attend, with many visitors expected.
Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation, is ill with leg injury. Medical notes indicate the injury occurred several weeks ago with a minor fever accompanying the condition. He remains under care at a hospital in Chicago and is expected to recover in due course.
Police detained Charles Stevens after a local theft involving jewelry and a reported $20,000 haul at the Union depot. Authorities pursue links to a man named Wegro who allegedly received $50,000 elsewhere. Government detectives have yet to confirm full connections amid ongoing inquiries.
New York June reports Senator Josh Walley of Texas is improving after illness. Officials say there is no doubt of his recovery and medical staff at the Waldorf Astoria provide daily updates on his status.
A terse report notes a denial from Rooseved in Tennessee amid a trudge through a White House snap. HepenTi appears as a garbled fragment. The piece signals political tension without clear event details.
The White House disclosed no real rift between the President and Attorney General Bonaparte despite rumors of imminent resignations. Officials said differences centered on removing District Attorney Ruteketd and U S Marshal Rounds of Idaho and whether to bring a suit against the New York New Haven Hartford rail line, with prior consensus claimed on timing and actions.
The ble ratianist of the United States atucl cor paration at Betey will resume tomor row.
Crowds greeted Powers as news of his pardon by Governor Wilson spread nationwide. A brass band played as the train halted at multiple towns. Powers shook hands from the car window, traveled to Artemmus, and arrived at the courthouse where locals lined the streets. An escort and cheering crowd followed to the courthouse where he spoke about his arrest and conviction.
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