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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1908
Page
3
The Anaconda Standard announces publication details, subscription rates, and multiple regional office listings. It lists branch offices in Butte and other cities, addresses, and newsstand locations for sale and distribution.
On May 12 the Standard reports Mr. Matthewson denying any plan to close the Washoe mill, noting copper is currently produced in Anaconda at competitive prices. The piece says rumors caused unease but conditions point to a busy profitable year. Amalgamated stock recently hit a high in months with a gradual, steady rise.
The Montana community sees the swift handling of George Rock in the Robinsay murder case. Rock, a desperate figure, threatened multiple killings and faced execution to deter other convicts, with authorities deeming hanging the only suitable outcome.
A fragmented report outlines the struggle for the Denver nomination between Gray and Bryan factions. It notes anti-Bryan editors backing Judge Gray, independent Gray committees, and questions who funds the covert campaign while Gray disclaims involvement. It also mentions doubt about Senator Pantelli and other prominent Democrats' candidacies.
The article discusses Democratic strategists' reluctance to nominate Bryan for Denver, noting splits over alternatives like Culberson and Governor Johnson. It warns that opposing Bryan could invite party divisions and recalls Parker’s brutal Denver outcome as a cautionary tale for anti Bryan factions.
The piece notes The Prince of Wales visiting with a brilliant suite and nabobs from everywhere, with Vice President Fairbanks present. It mentions a proposed substitute for wood in hull constructing, tested by insurers in Chicago, claiming cheap European mineral material, steel reinforced walls, and fire resistant properties, potentially halting the need for traditional timber.
The article reports Speaker Cannon now favors forest protection projects after previously opposing forestry bills. It notes his late assurances may hinder passage of related legislation as Congress nears adjournment and the Chicago Republican convention in June.
The Silver Bow county Republican convention selected state delegates for the Butte meeting and adopted resolutions, but the big event was the conspicuous omission of Taft in speeches and endorsements. The gathering underscored unity prospects despite divisions over Cannon and Roosevelt era leadership.
The lay public may feel Fairbanks deserved better treatment during his candidacy for membership in the Methe odiat Epincipal church conference. An alleged cock fall incident worsened his standing, yet supporters expect the wheel to turn as Talibanka faced a permit issue and future recognition in Quebec as a representative of the American people.
Charles A. Smith, a Dillon horseman, returned from Butts after two days and notes the recent storm greatly benefiting ranchers in Southern Montara. Rain and snow moistened parched ground, aided lambing camps, and improved conditions for sheep and stockmen despite some lamb losses. Smith plans to attend a stock sale in Reatte with a carload of horses to help cover expenses.
Washington May 11 Officials report the creation of the Office of Captain of the Philippines scouts. The move adds a rank to the existing military establishment and expands the chain of command within the forces deployed in the region.
In Port Buran Michigan on May 11 the Seventh Republican convention re elected delegates to the national convention and issued instructions for tact and party unity.
A historical note links constipation to indigestion caused by undisciplined diet. It urges daily eating practices to improve bowel health and reduce indigestion through consistent food choices.
Frederic J. Haskin traces Hawaii's sugar industry from early duties to free-market growth. He notes irrigation upgrades, large plantation capital, and the concentration of control among key firms. The piece covers labor, annexation, and Hawaii’s role amid rising global sugar demand and potential foreign competition.
Special Dispatch from Hamilton reports the sudden death of Guy McDonald Aled at Medicine Springs, likely from heart disease. He was about 31, a bartender in Hamilton area saloons, member of the Missoula Lodge of Eagles. Funeral arrangements depend on Missoula officers. Eagles may conduct services.
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