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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1903
Page
6
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions with durations and rates. It notes multiple branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls and provides advertising rates and distribution contacts.
Friday May 24 1908 marks Pioneer Day as mandated by Montana legislature. State board prepared special programs to educate pupils about pioneer history and the region’s lore, advocating school year planning and public awareness to rescue valuable early Montana records from oblivion.
Ohio news this week shifts to presidential politics as Senator Foraker supports a Roosevelt expression for a next year nomination. Senator Hanna counters by urging a Roosevelt second term. The episode signals Roosevelt gains in Ohio and could influence the national convention dynamics.
The piece surveys reactions to New York's new automobile speed limits and enforcement, noting eight mph in towns and broad rural control, contrasted with French racing incidents and broader calls for caution. It critiques liquor license politics and previews Pioneer Day sentiment and Roosevelt era political currents.
The article traces Roosevelt’s momentum with Republican factions nationwide. It notes endorsements from Connecticut to Utah, including a Pennsylvania pledge for a second term and New York backing, while weighing the influence of leaders like Platt, Odell, Foraker, and Hanna on Ohio and New York loyalties and the administration’s favor.
President Roosevelt praised Butte and its people after a hearty reception. Members of his party lauded the city as one of the liveliest demonstrations, noting Butte’s enthusiasm and dismissing threats as groundless.
A paper read before the American Therapeutic Society cites rapid coal tar drug use as a major cause of nervous breakdowns in Americans. Dr. Osborne, a New York physician, warns that constant self medicating for headaches and neuralgia strains health.
Physicians warn that coal tar products such as phenacetine and antikamnia in powders or tablets are becoming an alarming health threat. They slow the heart to dull pain like a mild blood flow paralysis, with relief waning as doses rise and danger increases, sometimes causing sudden death. Many still view them as innocent despite growing dependency.
The remarks praise a party leader and question his candidacy potential. The president's visit boosts plug hats adoption in Butte and raises curiosity about his Salt Lake meeting with Perry Heath. Radium is trading at 2 700 000 a pound with few signs of a slump.
A collage of 1900s society notes covers Lipton marking crates with his name after an old Red Sea incident, a Wyoming senator leading Roosevelt’s cross country cavalcade, estate values in New Jersey, a New York wedding, royal curios and other vivid happenings.
Butte officials schedule a Sunday West Side Coursing Park event featuring puppy stake finals and reserve dogs plus a six-dog class stake. Drawing for trials was completed last night with Darkey and Caredog among early winners. Prize money ranges from 25 to 2.50 dollars across puppy and class stakes, with top dogs Confidence and Dexter B. favored in the main events.
Section men Hin, John J. Kelly allege injuries after falling eight feet into an unguarded excavation on Main street above Copper in Butte July 23 1901. They sue city of Butte for 1500 dollars and Kelly for 4 dollars. Doctor Freund found no serious injuries and treated with liniment.
More than one hundred thousand Charter Oak ranges in use delight cooks with high warming ovens and duplicate grates. Four hole 18 by 14 inch oven models priced at 28.50, 34.50 with reservoir. Six hole 20 by 16 inch ovens at 38.25, 42.90 with reservoir. 21 by 18 inch ovens at 42.50, 60.00 at 44.50. Charter Oak steel cook stove no warming oven Sixteen inch oven price 25.00.
A torpedo boat No. 72 was run down by a tug at Cherbourg on May 28. The vessel’s boiler was pierced and five crew members were severely injured by escaping steam.
Emperor William has donated four two foot gold cups to the New York Yacht Club named the Emperor's Cup to be contested for the first time next fall with the club as the beneficiary and sponsor amidst royal endorsement.
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