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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1908
Page
3
The Anaconda Standard lists publication details, subscription rates, and mail matters. It includes office addresses in Anaconda and regional ranch offices, a network of newsstands in major cities, and contact notes for subscriptions and advertising.
Fragmented column notes the marriage of Miss Jean Reid to John Ward in England and the related social chatter. It mentions Whitelaw Reid’s family staying in England, perceptions of Miss Reid as more English than American, and a London license-hunt for Prliva Gegan. It also covers a welcome for the Rt. Jericho Baptist society in Avacanda and a Picnic Day forecast at Washoo Park.
Washington reports a near term federal machinery move to end human trafficking in the late period. An international agreement already ready awaits U S action to form an interlinked force with other nations to eradicate the traffic. Roosevelt and Root work on details to make the treaty effective, noting the lack of federal police hampers U S cooperation.
A long, fragmentary reminiscence blends sensational notes on white slave traffic plans linked to Secretary Root with humorous, curio filled dispatches about Hawaii hookupu celebrations for visiting ships. It mentions King Alfonso of Spain pardoning a convict, Hawaii military pages, railroad labor woes, and political chirping around Taft Bryan Johnson and Gov. Johnson.
Weather systems lashed the region last week in May causing heavy rain, strong winds, and widespread damage. Old timers recalled past storms while locals waited for traffic and commerce to resume after the deluge, describing it as the worst in memory and a true record breaker.
Ottawa announces 2 percent American vessels will be barred from Canada coastwise trade on the Pacific. Canadian and British tonnage now deemed sufficient for Pacific routes, ending prior suspension of rosin laws. The move affects Seattle to Norae routes via Victoria and Skagway, with branding urging businesses to grow advertising campaigns.
A rally at Chicane Methodism in Baltimore district features Bishop Olin addressing Methodist believers. He condemns corruption and urges support for a reform path, describing local conditions and urging action to improve the island community.
The piece surveys hydrophobia fears tied to the dog days of summer, argues Rabies prevalence is not higher in summer, and praises Pasteur’s vaccine work. It notes international muzzling policies, US government aims, and the history of vaccination, inoculation methods, and notable outbreaks. It cites Philadelphia area rabies, European laws, and the Paris Pasteur Institute’s success.
A humorous with stilted phrasing muses on marriage, money, and female interest in appearances. The speaker notes prefers social status over romance and jokes about suburban life, beauty, and affection with playful skepticism.
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