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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1909
Page
3
The Anaconda Standard notes publishing details including circulation and pricing. It lists branch offices and street addresses in multiple cities where the paper is available and where readers can subscribe or purchase. It also directs general business correspondence to Anaconda, Montana.
A historical account outlines a tariff revision bill proposing fifty percent duties on some goods, forty percent on boots and ale rs, sixty percent on pig iron, seventy one percent on certain pork goods, with free entry for some items and protections for others. It also mentions tax reshaping, tobacco and liquor taxes, and plans for real estate transfer taxes, reciprocity with unions, and Panama Canal bonds repayment. The measure aims to influence education and consumer prices and to revise the entire system.
A garbled discussion argues against altering the constitutional four year presidential term to delay or advance oath taking in March. The piece notes the president serves four years and questions proposals to adjust the inauguration schedule, despite calls for change.
A long, fragmented account discusses proposed changes to the constitution related to public ceremonies and governance. It cites figures like Cleveland and Reed, references political maneuvers in New York and Nebraska, and notes reactions to a memorial for Grover Cleveland.
A Yellowstone county election dispute centers on the clerk of the district. The Supreme Court heard arguments over initial vote counts and later corrections. The case involved several parties and a recount process, with appearance by Jones and others. The panel considered verdicts from lower courts and the lead plaintiff's challenges.
A veteran worker, reportedly around seventy, fell onto a circular saw causing serious injuries. The accident occurred at a Deere Heigl facility where a longtime employee was tending a sawmill. authorities are reviewing the scene for further details.
Helena March 710 was rewamed here today int urgalathuis are In Leogress writei look to the rate of all of the independent coal companies in Gallatin county to one barge companty. Ifs said that nile ditterend small coas Rees are unable to provide ie cape Hal to develop their niles, and the Ineager contemplated Wienitlehen to get the mInoney.
The article lists election judges and clerks by ward with party affiliations and names. It notes appointments made by the council and details various committees handling related matters, including duties, pay, and proposed ordinances.
A disjointed report describes a thief active near a park edge, wearing a mask and targeting a local area. Residents recall a suspicious figure seen near a market and streets, with authorities investigating a string of petty thefts and odd incidents in recent weeks.
A chaotic account recounts a violent stabbing at a saloon on a local street. Witnesses describe multiple wounds, a neck shot, and a bloody scene as authorities arrive and suspects are questioned amid confusion and fear.
Citizens name ticket for Lewistown officers as delegates from Republican and Democrat clubs attend a large meeting. The convention nominated mayoral candidate Samuel Chilipy by 101 to 89, with Deaton chosen for treasurer and MacGowan supported for police judge. Stewart of Thusenian was named chairman.
Special Dispatch reports a Twin Bridges farmers institute meeting drawing about 200 attendees including couples. A large turnout attended both afternoon and evening sessions with a growing sentiment in favor of these meetings and a well received musical program directed by a capable director.
At a citizens convention held last night candidates for mayor and aldermen were named. Fart was nominated for mayor while H W Dan served as treasurer and George Minor with A Leighton ran for aldermen in the first ward. In the second ward Westen and Stell contested in the third ward Totlea Magistrate Jokn faces renomination by petition.
Dillon March 11 County Clerk Way Ker announces the county board has completed the recent session. Bills totaling 1 2040 were allowed and divided among departments. General fund 4,259,115.4105, road 2,249.70, bridge, institute 93, contingent.
In Hamilton on St Patrick's Day a subdued town observance marked by a dance at the skating rink drew a large crowd. The brick building remains under discussion with a specific owner noted in the scant readable text.
Judge Henry L. Myers returned from Thoranson after court business. E A Winstanley of Missoula arrived last night with VO. Reacam to inspect investments. JU Reeser also arrived from Missoula to oversee local business matters.
Mrs. Charlotte Maggi Cermmy ud died yesterday at the allotted age of four score and ten. She had long resided in Montana and earlier lived much of her life in the West. Besides her daughter, she leaves three sons and a daughter. Funeral set for 2 oclock Friday at the home of her daughter 719 South Arizona Street. Episcopal services will follow at a local church conducted by Rev. Lt. who came from Missoula for the occasion per Mrs Arxail’s deathbed wish.
Khans face police blotter exposure after a minor larceny case. Prosecution witnesses include George Khan and Achan Khan. Bond set at zero dollars as family tensions echo ongoing legal skirmishes dating back months in Ralte. Nearby motion picture at Alva West Park theater referenced.
Oliver McDonnell caused disturbance when Tim Dean, arrested for drunkenness, clashed with police. Dean resisted and attacked others while being searched. Incident involved a $1000 burglary policy and occurred as bystanders saw horse mates and urban confusion.
County treasurer W. F. Cashmore reports the state lands funds totaling 4883 dollars were apportioned to Beaverhead County's school districts. Each child of school age is credited with 9.28 dollars, distributed among districts including Rannack, Nelson, Rat- tlesnake, Argents, Glensaid, Dewey, Grant, Parlin, Pillen, Afenslaw trek, Timi, Bristow, Red Rock, Twloram, Wis- 9202, Bowen, West Fox, Greyling, Fal28, Mediene Lodge, Grayshopper, Drtt, Jaris & Jackson, Wilts, Diackraft, Fox, Drominy, Monane, Barretts, Gilbons, and Dic Sheem Creek.
A defective legislative discussion on horticultural matters leads to the bill’s veto. Lawmakers cite improper language and missing procedures, with the bill failing to reach final approval before adjournment. The Latin Wastelets measure and related commission duties face questions as officials debate authority and administration.
Special dispatch reports Hamilton council in a March 77 meeting debating petitions to restrict saloons. A day Sunday closure and after 6 pm hours were debated amid large crowds. A Mor al Improvement council met earlier. motion passed to consider the issue at spring election, with no current saloon restrictions in effect.
At Helena a meeting of the Montana state board of horticulture decided to wage an active campaign against pests harming orchards in the fruit districts. A public advisory effort will educate orchardists on protection methods. The coddling moth and other pests were noted as damaged areas in Bitterroot and Flathead, with Carbon County seeing progress. The governor will appoint an inspector at large soon and commissioners of horticulture may be established per recent legislative actions.
Hittaburg March 11 The grand jury inquisition of prominent business leaders bankers and councilmen in the crusade of municipal correction continues today. Among those examined were John Walker formerly connected with the Carnegie steel company now retired and Thomas Welsh Jr a well known banker.
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