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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1903
Page
6
The Anaconda Standard lists publishing company details and pricing for daily and Sunday editions. Subscriptions are payable in advance with annual, semiannual, quarterly, and monthly rates shown for daily and Sunday editions.
Rates for daily and large editions are listed with one to three cent charges depending on page count. International mail costs double domestic rates. Main office is in the Standard Block, Anaconda, with branch offices in Butte, Missoula, and Great Falls for advertising inquiries.
Washington Bureau and Eastern Offices list locations where The Standard can be found in New York Chicago Minneapolis San Francisco Denver Salt Lake City Ogden Spokane Tacoma Seattle Portland Kansas City and more. Readers are directed to stores and hotels including Brentano's Union Square Vanderslice Palace Hotel and Portland Hotel. General correspondence should be addressed to the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana.
The article condemns the Bulgarian killings as savage and warns about European courts questioning accountability. It notes international astonishment and a provocative editorial in the Butte Inter Mountain calling for a repetition in St. Petersburg, labeling the incident an ardent anarchist aspiration.
The piece notes Marion Butler as the “last of the populists” and recalls the old populist party. It mentions Butler may lead a new presidential ticket, disputes claim he is the sole survivor, and suggests several Montanan populists could join him in the renewed effort.
In Jackson Breathitt county tensions rise as J B Marcum counsel is killed on the street and Curtis Jett with Tom Wright face murder charges. The trial uses state militia for order and witnesses are moved to a military camp for protection amid hotel fire threats tied to the feud’s factions.
The article argues jurors and witnesses fear retribution after a hotel fire in Jackson. It notes the owner testified and suggests destruction of property pressures truth telling. It laments the need for military protection for justice and jurors worried for their homes in the case.
The piece discusses a warm weather rumor that Simon B. Quay could become chairman of the Republican National Committee next year, challenging the likely choice of Hanna. It notes Roosevelt’s stance on purity in politics and questions Quay’s suitability, labeling the tale as gossip unlikely to materialize.
Dispatch notes Belgrade officer Javadovics shot himself after being barred from taking part in the plot against King Alexander and Queen Draga. The piece questions who among the officers present deserve honors and whether Serina would approve promotions and medals for actions tied to the assassination.
The Ohio Republican platform includes a clause asserting that states denying any citizen the ballot should have representation reduced in the electoral college and lower house. The measure signals support for the Fifteenth Amendment and extends to all citizens.
The piece critiques Ohio Republican plans to condition suffrage on reduced federal power and warns of Southern compliance with disenfranchisement. It contrasts Civil War amendments with current party moves while touching on Serb and Servian cabinet matters, King Peter disputes, and the Flag Day theme. It notes national patriotism concerns and reactions to flag display.
The Hon. Peter Karageorgevitch expresses satisfaction that Servia will not endure an interregnum after Charles L.s death in England. A Servian officer who killed himself after his peers did not invite him to the assassination faced harsh consequences, unlike General Miles who showed less sensitivity to such slights.
A vivid comparison links Oregon cloudbursts to Servia's rapid royal changeover. Editorials mirror each other and Britannica. Servian court abandons mourning to dive into coronation revelry while Europe watches with concern.
Funeral services for the late Gen. Alexander McDowell McCook were conducted at the residence of his daughter Mrs. Charles A. Craighead in Dayton this morning. Only relatives and close friends attended along with Loyal Legion members before the remains were taken to Spring Grove Cemetery, Cincinnati for interment.
Helena June 15 A L Depew a carpenter from Great Falls was adjudged bankrupt in U S court this morning His liabilities total 3500 and assets 300 with 300 exempt the case referred to Referee in Bankruptcy A Balliet for hearing June 30.
Anaconda merchants were swindled about 300 dollars by a man calling himself Joseph Eaton. Using a forged subscription list and fake checks, he persuaded locals to donate and later tried to cash near worthless drafts at Daly Bank and Trust. He fled before authorities could detain him. neighboring towns were alerted. He is described as about 30, 6 feet 8 or 9 inches, 145 pounds, wearing a black suit and fedora with a red and lavender shirt.
Special correspondence reports Deer Lodge trustees appoint K T Eaton as high school principal with Bessie McNeeley and Mabel Catlin as assistants. A Montana college lease secures five years of buildings and library access, with school opening planned for September. Powell county appoints Conrad Kohrs as state fair director.
Bessie Arnold filed a complaint charging F Jerome le Faivre with grand larceny. Judge Hendricks issued a warrant, he was arrested and held on $500 bond but later discharged by the county attorney.
James Trainor and Miss Tda Hannan were married last evening at St. Peter's Church at 8 o'clock. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Father Pernat with John Hannan and Miss Mae Gallagher as witnesses. The couple will reside at 611 Ceilar Street.
Rev. Jordan Allen declares no one is authorized to take money for the A. M. E. church building funds except himself. He states that any church ticket sales will bear the church name.
Charles D. Hard has turned over the old state fair grounds to State Senator W. M. Biggs director from Lewis and Clarke county. The board will meet in two weeks to organize and plan a fair with 18 directors named, 14 having qualified. Names include W. B. George Yellowstone Len Lewis Meagher T. E. Hammond Rosebud W. M. Wooldridge Valley J. H. Edwards Flathead and George J. Allen Park county.
A Missoula delegation led by Sidney Williams and Lynn Ambrose will depart for Great Falls to attend the state Epworth League convention Wednesday through Friday. The group includes Miss Byra Abbott Susie Garlington Avery May Bryan Sanford Payne and Will Dickinson.
Special Dispatch reports changes among the Coeur Alene branch ticket agents. Hi A Nichols moves from Iron Mountain to Coeur Alene while A B Perry shifts from Coeur d Alene to Arlee and Robert Guthro from Arlee to Iron Mountain.
George Walcott owner of the Pavilion property near Greenough park clashes with the city over the boundary fence. City workers set posts. Walcott moved top boards. Chief Hollingsworth seized the posts for the city. A court dispute over the line and fencing may follow.
In St Louis on June 15 the coroner's jury found John B ratton W A Brown 8 J Allen E J Collier and Frank Hale responsible for the death of Clifford Hamby of the 8 J Louis naval reserve killed in a levee riot Saturday evening. Bratton is a noted horseman and the others are employees.
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