Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Anaconda Standard in Anaconda, Montana

We have 3,228,115 pages in Montana

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 18 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1912

Page

24

Indiana Delegates All for Marshall at Democratic Meet

Indiana delegates to the Democratic National Convention were instructed to name Gov. Thomas R. Marshall as the party’s first choice for president. The 39 delegates, plus leaders like John W. Kern and Benjamin G. Shively, affirmed a platform opposing tariff protection and praising the Sherwood pension bill, with Marshall delivering the keynote address.

Indianapolis Indiana Thomas R. Marshall John W. Kern Benjamin G. Shively Thomas Taggart G. W. Menzies Marshall Kern Samuel M. Ralston Lebanon House of Representatives

Dr. Mary Walker Says She Will Live On

New York reports Dr. Mary Walker improving after serious illness she wrote a defiant note denying obituary plans. She claimed to be her own physician and to add a long record to her life's work noting only one hospital night for rest.

New York Mary Walker

Labor Leader Mann Remanded On Treason Charge In Manchester

Thomas Mann, renowned labor leader, was remanded by Sanford magistrates in Manchester on a charge of feloniously and maliciously publishing printed matter to persuade military personnel to desert or mutiny. Bail was furnished.

Manchester England Thomas Mann Sanford Syndicatist

Giant sea pie baked by dozens in London kitchen

The London Standard reports a massive sea pie prepared by over 90 participants. The dish included two stones of flour, six rabbits, six ox kidneys, 28 pounds of beefsteak, vegetables, and large amounts of onions turnips and carrots. Weighed over 200 pounds and required two days to cook.

Gorleston London Standard

Strife Flairs Between Progressive and Conservative Unitarian Factions

Fresno March 21. Progressive and conservative factions clashed at the Pacific coast conference of Unitarian churches over a letter from absent progressive Rev. Fred Wuild urging elimination of the morning programme. Rev. William Day Shields moved to strike the clause, backed by Dr. Franklin Baker, but the motion failed. the convention continued to its close tonight.

Fresno Cal Pacific Coast William Day Shields Oakland Franklin Baker Sacramento Fradford Leavitt San Francisco Rowell Shields

Ruling on Desert Entry of Great Importance

The Montana decision holds a Willow Creek area quarter section not desert land. Land office officials say it can raise profitable crops without irrigation and thus is not subject to desert entry. If Washington sustains, thousands of Montanans may lose desert land holdings.

Lawrence Mass Standard Bozeman Washington M. R. Wilson Walter H. Sales E. L. Houston Benjamin W. Spaulding Willow Creek Montana

Ex-Sultan Abdul Hamid’s Palace Stone Collection Noted

From the London Globe the ex-Sultan Abdul Hamid housed in his palace the finest collection of precious stones ever assembled, with many gems said to be unrivaled in brilliance and value. The report highlights the breadth of the collection and its significance to royal taste and antiquities.

London Globe Abdul Hamid

Notable European Collectors and Their Rare Treasures

The report notes Paris sales of valued items as part of a wider taste landscape among rulers. It mentions Czar Ferdinand of Bulgaria with diamonds sapphires and emeralds valued at £600000, Kaisers interests in uniforms and antique footwear, Bavaria regent in medieval beer pitchers, Sweden’s late king in rare books engravings and medals, and Ludwig I of Bavaria with a collection of umbrellas.

Paris Ferdinand Bulgaria Bavaria King Sweden Ludwig I

Governors Welcome Washington Idaho Montana Leaders in San Francisco

In San Francisco on March 21 governors from Washington Idaho and Montana visited for Panama Pacific Exposition site selection. They attended a reception and luncheon hosted by the San Francisco Commercial club before touring by automobile. Attending were Gov Marion F E Hay of Washington with commissioners Gov J H Hawley of Idaho and Gov E L Norris of Montana along with business delegates and state officials.

San Francisco Washington Idaho Montana San Francisco Commercial Club. the Visiting Party Includes Gov. Marion FE. Hay Seattle J. H. Hawley Idaho State Commission E. L. Norris William Spry Utah

Romanian immigrant arrested in Helena for $700 swindle

John Dan a Roumanian is under arrest in Forsyth on charges of attempting to swindle George Ciocin who cannot speak English. Ciocin asked for a money order to Europe. Dan instead bought four New York money orders for $700 payable to Albert Krimmert and fled Helena for the East before being detained.

Helena John Dan Forsyth George Ciocin Dan Europe Roumania New York Albert Krimmert East

London man combines laziness and invention at breakfast

A London man is noted for a rare blend of laziness and ingenuity. He routinely takes his breakfast in bed and burdens the household with his unique habit.

The Chicago Tribune London

Remarkable door opens to whistle via electromagnet

A inventor creates a bed room door that unlocks when a whistle is blown. A simple electromagnet draws the bolt, a platinum point, and a tuned piano wire. When the specified note or octave sounds, the wire vibrates to contact the platinum point, completing a circuit and triggering a relay.

Decision on wool rate case in early April

Former Idaho governor Gooding president of the woolgrowers association says the interstate commerce commission will not decide the wool rate case until early April due to the large volume of evidence. He advises woolgrowers to sell subject to possible rate reductions to gain any future benefit.

The Standard Washington Gooding Idaho Woolgrowers’ Association Interstate Commerce Commission

Gallatin Rifle Club to Receive National Charter

Bozeman March 21 Word that the charter for the Gallatin Rifle club will be granted at the next fee of the executive committee of the National Riflemen's Association of America was received today by Secretary E J Williams from Secretary Jones. The local club has 28 members and once chartered members may buy Springfield rifles of the 1906 model from the federal government at cost and ammunition on the same terms.

Bozeman Gallatin Rifle Club National Riflemen's Association of America E. J. Williams Jones National Organization

Cornell seeks student input on true cost of college

Ithaca N Y March 21 In an effort to ascertain what the average college course costs President Schurman has sent letters to every student registered at Cornell including a long list of questions The answers will be tabulated by the college statistician.

Ithaca N. Y Schurman Cornell

Former Roosevelt Men Turn to La Follette

Kalispell March 21 The Roosevelt defeat by La Follette in North Dakota primaries sparked La Follette club activity with many former Roosevelt supporters joining. No Roosevelt group plan is noted, but La Follette organization is expected within 48 hours. Taft supporters view the split as boosting Taft for the Chicago convention.

Standard Kalispell Roosevelt Senator la Follette North Dakota la Follette Taft Chicago

Democrats of Helena Hold Their Primaries

Democratic primaries were held in seven wards of Helena on March 21. Aldermen nominees were named and delegates to the city convention were elected. Mayor candidates discussed include H. S. Hepner and J. J. McNerney. Aldermen nominees listed by ward.

Standard Helena H. S. Hepner J. J. McNerney Frank W. Mettler J. C. Emerson Joseph Kalkbrenner P. L. Duffy Frank Wise John C. Carey Hedly F. Smith

Campaign Against White Slavery Planned From La Crosse

The World's Purity federation announces a new drive against white slavery sending workers through eastern Canada the Atlantic coast states and the South. The Toronto start is April 9 with participants including Anthony Comstock Mrs Carroll wife of Iowa governor Dr Emma F A Drake and B S Steadwell.

la Crosse Wis Purity Federation B. S. Steadwell Canada Atlantic Coast States South Toronto Anthony Comstock New York Carroll Iowa Emma F. A. Drake Denver

Also Mentioned on This Page

Nell Brinkley Fownes Olgate’s Williams Mennen Durand Fame Jergen Sic Haan Lincoln Democratic Party Unitarian Sovereigns Rifle Club Democrats
Search Courier

Search the Anaconda Standard Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Anaconda Standard?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication