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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1908
Page
6
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The Ohio senatorial scene grows heated as Foraker contends to shape the field. Charles P. Taft, brother of the president elect, is a leading rival, with several other declared candidates and some dark horses. Foraker aims to block Theodore Burton from the seat and works to influence Republican lawmakers before the caucus. Governor Harris Ford Ris? Noted as wanting the senate, but unlikely to force his name forward.
Rumors in New York say Whitelaw Reid seeks the United States Senate seat to replace Tom Platt. Reid has pursued high posts for years, including minister to France, vice president, ambassador to Great Britain, and now holds the Britain post, with no desire to depart England for Washington.
Report covers a celebrated dialogue with the German emperor during his English visit. The piece outlines the dinner talk, Boer War publication alignment, and claims about a war plan allegedly drawn by the Kaiser or his staff. It refutes the idea that Lord Roberts was informed of such a plan and notes officers’ whispers of the Kaiser’s concern to offer his assistance.
The piece notes Speaker Cannon’s reelection to the House but unresolved status as speaker. Many Republicans including Mr Pray oppose him. Fowler of Ireland proposes a seven member board to direct legislation, signaling a broader republican doubt about Cannon’s leadership and the national implications of the speakership.
An Atlanta ordinance mandates vehicles keep to the right, yield when overtaken, and stop briefly before delivering in front of offices, theaters, hotels and stores. It asserts the rules are just and enforceable by police court, urging strict accountability for violators.
Mrs Philip Snowden a leading British suffragist visits American women clubs to argue Parliament is slow and Male dominated. She claims English reforms arose from public opinion, not MPs, and notes women’s rights have been curtailed by laws. She cites Liberal support in England as grown from women’s electoral work and warns of growing pushback.
Alberto Costa, ex-deputy and prominent Republican, killed himself in Lisbon on Monday. A member of the Black Cross society tied to the assassination plot against King Carlos and his son, Costa faced prior imprisonment over alleged plot connections.
Berlin reports confusion over an earlier claim that Emperor Ham ascended an airship. Prince von Fuerstenburg and Count Zeppelin, misidentified by cheering crowds, were celebrated by Emperor William who praised their work. The ceremony included personal conferral of orders.
The 1908 series stamps go on sale next Monday amid strong claims of artistic merit. Officials discuss past practices, specimen stamps, and precanceling measures to curb misuse while noting the impact on mail, postage, and stamp collecting society.
A historic booklet from the postal service explains money orders for 100 dollars at a cost of 3 cents, payable to the buyer or on their order. Money can be held for up to eight years with treasury deposits insured, offering a convenient savings method for the poor amid financial panic.
A fire in Mercer County yesterday injured six people including Horace Wate and two other members of the Springfield Dio and Hike Hawks. Ghitya Hall of Kansas City is not expected to survive and four others are recovering with uncertain outcomes.
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