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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1908
Page
7
Bryan condemns Taft for defending Roosevelt stance on campaign finance secrecy. He argues the public cannot judge amounts or sources of political donations and accuses Taft of shielding corruption. The report notes Bryan’s charge that voters may be misled without disclosure.
A wide range of voices discuss political publicity and campaign contributions ahead of the election. Observers question how expenditures are disclosed and whether voters learn who funds support for candidates and causes.
Dr Koch argues education should combat tuberculosis in a broad campaign linking public health to societal reform. He praises scientific study, cites German and American contributions, and urges coordinated efforts across universities and laboratories to prevent the spread of the disease.
A masked highwayman shot a porter in the chest during a dine r carrcnt attack near Ariagna street. Taylor wrestled a six shooter from the bandit, who fled into darkness while officers pursued with little trace. A later report cites campaign fundraising figures totaling $840N4.
Three Firemen die in a deadly blaze at a ruined Knox store. Wounded in hospital are several others, and rescuers race to locate missing victims as authorities report ongoing contact with survivors. Rescue work continues amid the fire’s ruins and official statements.
The article reports Goodwin upbeat on Norris winning, detailing Norris campaign stops across Livingston Glendive and billing large crowds. It notes Norris’s support among Republicans and Democrats, with mentions of Governor Edwin Norris, Woodrow Wilson style praise, and planned rallies in Missoula Stevensville and Billings amid strong sentiment for Norris and Bryan.
Fragmentary text shows strong foreign language critique attributed to Taft era politics in a Nebraska locality. It mentions a trial in Manan and references wages and laborers, with unclear attributions and damaged phrasing.
A canal crash left six people dead and several injured when a passenger coach veered off a road. Investigators traced the sequence to driver error amid foggy conditions near Werebunl, with victims identified as local residents and workers. Emergency crews battled flames as bystanders reported screams and frantic rescues. Authorities opened a probe into the incident and urged caution for travelers in poor visibility.
Veranile Nevada report describes Anaconda Man Verba involved in a duel near Rawhide. Accounts place him as injured and under guard, with unclear connections to prior arrests related to airline matters. Wall and Sharkey are referenced in historical notes. details remain uncertain.
A crash near Portland, Oregon, left five people dead and eight injured. Initial reports mention a large group involved, with several victims transported to area hospitals. Police and investigators are examining the wreckage and conditions at the scene.
Discussions in Congress on national forestry policy feature critics like Barnes and support from Arizona growers. Will Ravizs defended forest protection while producers urged restraint on management. A committee proposes nominees for national forestry roles and a potential election of a secretary and president, with states like Texas New Mexico California and Arizona named in context.
A report states President Roosevelt will meet with Taft aides to discuss criticisms of campaign management. It notes friction within the national committee and a push for clear explanations of alleged missteps in the New York and Chicago areas, with authorities considering further inquiry.
Report of a large American fleet nearing Manila with plans for public ceremonies delayed. Officials expect the fleet to pass Corregidor Island and dock near the harbor, while demonstrations and official greetings are planned but postponed. Governor General intends to extend formal welcomes once conditions allow, amid uncertainty and distant supporters watching.
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