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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1908
Page
14
An old style medical advertisement urges men to seek treatment for a wide range of ailments saying improper care harms and promising safe thorough cures for diseases of the blood nerves and bodily systems. It touts experienced staff, fair charges, and permanent results without mutillation or destructive methods.
Voters flocked to polls in calm weather with many choosing straight party tickets. Early returns showed Norris leading Bryan in most precincts while Donlan trended down in Republican areas. Nine small precincts used old ballot methods. overall turnout included unregistered voters unable to participate.
In St Paul Ramsey county and the state Johnson leads by about 6500 and 95000 respectively. Taft is projected to carry Minnesota by around 80000. Johnson greets the returns at the democratic state headquarters and reacts to the Dispatch concession of 25000 votes.
Early returns show Wey misreporting a statewide lead for the Republican slate. Brady for governor and the Republican ticket are indicated as winning by margins from seven to twelve thousand votes, with about twenty thousand in favor overall.
Iowa reports indicate Latten carried Town by a large but reduced plurality compared to four years ago while Roosevelt’s fall in popularity is mild. The Republican ticket appears to sweep, Gov A Be Comimning likely winning the senatorial primary over Mr Lacey by a substantial margin, with Be Comimning previously backed by Allixon in a notable shift.
In Des Moines the delegation shows a one seat gain for Republicans over two years, reflecting a swing in votes. The large turnout and Inbox vote for Yan contributed to the shift as the GOP consolidates support.
A strange traveler from American Falls Idaho, met by Patrolman John Nelson in Butte, refused to stop seeking a bed on a railway platform. He carried $31.75 and showed no violence, claiming a bond to American Falls as authorities arrange transport to his destination today.
C. R. Dean, a drayman, was crushed under a toting machine while it was moved from the ground house Monday night. He has fractures of two ribs and internal injuries and remained in the police headquarters surgical ward, with transfer to the county hospital possible if no improvement occurs. He stated he had nowhere to go and no funds, with draymen visiting him.
To the Editor the writer asks that the Anaconda Standard corrects a misidentification of Charles Miles linked to a confession with Frank Smith dated Oct 24 He explains the Charles L B Miles is a different person from the Miles family of Silver Bay and son of the late T Clowes Miles The misspoken name is corrected for publication The piece also notes obituaries and funerals for two local individuals including Jarry Shea aged 28 of 444 Worth Washington Street and a six month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Patrick Kane of 29 West Copper Street with services scheduled and references to Woodmen of the World affiliation for Shea The Kane infant is listed as a niece of Ed John and Nick Long.
Mrs John Niemy lay unconscious and hysterical after a brutal beating at 627 Hast Park Street. Neighbors demanded arrest, claiming Niemy is a Finn of strong build who has been jailed before for similar abuse. he gave no statement at the station.
Chicago dispatch reports Taft carries Illinois by about 170000 with Roosevelt trailing. Governor candidate Taft-Senate gains cited. Chicago and Cook County show strong Taft support while Debs votes fall from 1904. Legislature expected to be safely Republican. Hopkins likely to be replaced by a party member.
Describes a sale of pianos and organs at Ortan Bros in Butte, Montana. Highlights include Kimball and Whitney uprights, large Walnut Kimball, mahogany cases, various sale prices from $100 to $550, and terms with down payments and monthly installments. Names brands like Kimball Colby Co Camp & Co. and mentions second-hand organs priced from $15 to $40, with Main Street address.
Broken size heavy fresco lined jersey ribbed underwear for boys and girls offers unusual mix of Olds and ends. Priced at 1 percent of former value, the sale emphasizes quick turnover and clearance of stock to move remaining inventories.
A rough account of Young Corbett's efforts to slim down and regain fighting readiness. He reports long hours of work, daily eight mile runs, and plans to fight when weight goals are met. He jokes with his stomach as a punishing companion in a determined recovery.
A garbled Chicago Tribune fragment discusses timber and chemical plant dangers, citing researchers who warn about the threat of terrorism and the fragility of supply chains. It notes experts surveying 40 prominent American manufacturers and exposing vulnerabilities in infrastructure, with speculation on growth width and vehicle loads.
These wool panting fings are made Inv asperior manner being stitched throughout with double stitching. The Number of Atars sixteen are stitched on both sides with 2ising stitch. Aalton tape read Daronghie bom. Have heavy canvas headites with brasa groms. Tree with eavh sttyerr in advance emtbecription to the Standard. Riveryboy appreciatan m pout. mule atant wool bunting fig. dead along your 10 and got one.
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