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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1909
Page
2
The notice lists the STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY of Anaconda Montana with offices in Anaconda, Helena, and other cities. It includes subscription rates, editorial rooms contact, wholesale and newsstand distribution details, and a long roster of city and street locations for Standard newsstands across the country.
A Montana House member faces pressure over supporting Cannon for speaker. Report notes factions aligned with Pray and Republican managers influenced the vote. If Pray votes against Cannon, the pledges and potential committee assignments become contentious, amid party strategy and electoral concerns.
The new session forms a new congress named the Rixéy-Oret with members elected last November. Plans to revise the tariff are debated by the Ways and Means Committee as Taft’s guidance shapes the approach while factions within the party push for radical changes.
A fragmentary account recalls Milward Payson Weston the famed pedestrian aiming for a long walk from Portland to Port Townsend and onward toward San Francisco. The piece notes past journeys, the public’s curiosity, and talk of political theater surrounding a national convention, with references to figures and places like Yellowstone Park and Chicago.
A garbled historical passage discusses Speaker Linnea, Tutt Cayers revision of House titles, and a broader political reform context. It mentions government administration, federal concerns, and potential shifts in House procedures, with unclear details about the timeline or participants.
Obscure local notes record the death of Albert Silver Bun at age 30 near New Brunswick and his burial Tuesday afternoon at Shiver cemetery. Also mentioned are local political hints, property options on the Tritchett mining site, county appropriations, and community movements in Twin Bridges with various names and dates.
Local account from New York cites Mrs. Morse asserting GC W Morse has lost his entire fortune. The tale mentions promoters, alleged investments, and a household scandal unfolding amid travel and financial strain. Details are unclear due to garbled source text.
A partially legible report notes that on March 1 in Angeles an individual named Hetey T age admitted involvement in a contested matter tied to a widow, with reference to Ann W Foley and a Baldwin-related dispute over a husband’s estate.
The piece surveys tariff history from early duties to modern questions of protectionism. It discusses revenue needs, domestic wealth, and shifts in policy, noting figures on savings, bank deposits, and exports. It contrasts high and low tariff eras and cites arguments for and against protectionism, highlighting figures and opinions from lawmakers.
Mrs Michael Bloom of Lewistown Pennsylvania says long feebleness forced wheels and cold breaths to settle on lungs until Vinel a cod liver preparation rebuilt her strength after three bottles she can walk a quarter mile and perform more tasks She endorses Vinel for the aged weak and recovering and notes a money back guarantee The South Drug Co Anaconda butTe by Nanbro Drug Co
Fragmented OCR reads of three personal crises tied to a love affair. Names appear garbled like Mareh, John, Misa, Jali, and Gomera with parental interference noted. The text hints at relational strain and a possible trial or confrontation affecting multiple individuals.
The article reports claims by Admiral Berry and Ay Ruains Thomas about a world circling naval operation. It notes that Newsianer reporters were barred from the Imaquet, while Thomas relayed what he described as the Admiral’s speech content.
Ems Bornell a young daughter of a widow, was accidentally shot while playing with a pin and a gun. The bullet lodged in her index finger, injuring bone and leading to amputation of part of the finger. Dr FBHy McCarthy performed the operation. The child believed the weapon to be unloaded.
A jumble of reports and denials swirls around a rumored marriage between a son of Papa Colt and actress Ethel Barrymore. The chatter mentions secret meetings, political figures, and a New York audience, with little verifiable detail beyond sensational names and conflicting claims.
Leaders worry about a tariff commission as a House committee lacks information and time for a revenue bill. Major Ford cites court decisions and the need for detailed data from the State Department and foreign trade to prepare hearings. About 200 petitions on tariff revisions were filed as experts study the issue.
The state college team, missing Sloan, won decisively over Billings by a wide margin. Marvy kb and Beonks Mazina filled in as forwards with strong play while Sioan was sidelined by appendicitis. Refereeing by De Terige of Linge described as fair.
A local funeral service for Mrs Amy Metzler was held today with attendees including relatives from Dillan and Fricuis. Coroner Hetlig noted the preliminary examination date as May 4, with Madison County officials in attendance.
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