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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1907
Page
3
The Anaconda Standard lists daily and Sunday subscription rates including monthly and yearly options, plus an extensive network of branch offices and newsstand locations across major cities. It provides address and contact details for the main office in Anaconda and regional offices in Missoula, Denver, Seattle, and more.
A fragmented report discusses Barynes King and partners facing a disputed mining venture. It notes stockholders’ loss of confidence after yesterday’s departure of managers, references broad public interest, and urges a search for truth and possible remedies while preserving investor trust.
The article discusses the Firhontts cocktail controversy and its impact on the vice president's political career. It notes a Methodist Episcopal general conference gathering in Baltimore next spring, with Indianapolis among included delegations. The vice president faces pressure from supporters and opponents as voting tallies are recorded.
A garbled account describes an incident with cocktails and alleged misstatements. Key figures are uncertain, with references to a president, a Methodist, and a Hoosier cadet. Investigation hints at ordered drinks and miscommunication, leaving the main facts unclear and not fully confirmable.
Profiles Henry G Davie detailing a long career in West Virginia politics. Notes his past Democratic alignment, later Republican leanings, and the era’s shifting party machinery. Highlights his notoriety as a pale colorless figure yet praised by some Republicans for his pragmatic, stabilizing influence.
Patchy report describes prosecutors seeking immunity witnesses and discrediting testimony. Defendants offered no argument, allegedly guiding jurors toward a single outcome. Morning brief notes dramatic demonstrations and widespread citizen interest in the proceedings.
In a garbled account of early 20th century writing, a Montana TV liner piece extols Eastern writers amid chaotic text. The passage references a WATT AM vanity plier, towns lit at night, and a critique of modern journalism while mentioning a mining district and the phrase the wind of affront reaches.
The University of Chicago football team plans to replace meat with vegetables this season. Players aim to prove rough work can be done on a vegetable diet, preparing to dine on plant based foods to stay in peak form.
A fragmented discussion argues vegetables boost vitality and fertility, noting athletes at Chicago university weigh benefits. The piece references dietary studies, cultural opinions, and early tests comparing vegetable heavy meals to meat or mixed fare, with a forward look at training and public interest.
Special correspondence reports warrant issued for J. H Rabbins on grand larceny charges. Complaint by W. Veiggnin alleges Rabbins misappropriated $290 from the Bell Telephone Company while employed there. Described as a man of good habits, age mid 40s, location Hagowa.
WaiUpshueg, Net. 2 Ex County Attorney Gorge A. Maywood and Maude Melatrney wed yesterday afternoon after traveling to Bewr Lode. The bride, noted for charity, and the groom, a Granite County bar member, will attend the State fair before returning to Philipsburg to be greeted by friends.
Special correspondence notes the death and funeral of Joi V Bogert the town’s first mayor and first local land office receiver. Burial occurred this morning after services at St James Church with Rev C P Burnell of St Mark's Livingston officiating.
Josenn Sith of Independence, Missouri, president of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, leaves for Hunatily to launch a new church there. He will visit Pacific coast cities to promote the church during the trip.
Fred P Hansen arrived from Ironwood yesterday to attend the funeral of John A Hansen. The service is set for 2:30 pm today at Carpenters' Hall 218 East Commercial Avenue.
A New York Journal report describes a curious episode aboard the White Star liner during an arrival day voyage. Modest Altschner, director of the Russian Symphony, is depicted in striking attire as he shares a tense moment with a performer. The tale unfolds with vivid, if garbled, observations of the shipboard encounter and subsequent plans.
A fragment from the New York Evening Post references a summer drilling incident and upcoming Adirondack deer season. It hints at national politics and Swiss records but remains unclear and incomplete about names or dates.
On the third day of the fair a cloudy start gave way to sun as crowds filled the grounds. Exhibits across counties, livestock, poultry, and industry are in place under competent supervision, with Deer Lodge county highlighted for its resources. Tonight the Branndts program promises top attractions, including the Boston & Montana band.
London reports the younger Lusitania sister, Milletinia, clocks 28 knots on measured course, outpacing the Lusitania as repairs and cleaning are planned. Officials expect further speed gains after overhaul, with bottom barnacles and dirty thrash reduced.
Special Correspondent reports the annual meeting of the Atay Leterme Medicat shield. Attendees from Bozeman, Dillon, Missoula, and nearby towns vote in new officers including Gardiner of Bozeman, Orr of Dillon, Harti of Bozeman, and a Missoula member.
A damaged report describes a vessel near Here Yaoy with seagulls and splashes as onlookers watch a crew manage an emergency. The crew appears safe, and observers note the incident without graphic detail.
The opening meeting of the Butte Women's Club yesterday drew about fifty attendees. President Mrs. T. A. Grigg spoke on the progress of woman in a white gown, followed by remarks from vice presidents and verses. A musical program under Mrs. Elea MacPherson and Mrs. Katherine Pelton Green featured soprano and piano pieces, with refreshments served afterward in the dining room.
An Ananciated Press report from San Francisco notes the new armored cruiser South Dakota, built at the Wien roi works, was towed to Mare Island navy yard and is ready to enter commission once Bethlehem batters are completed. She will join the California in Admiral Dayton's squadron, with other vessels remaining in port except the Colorado bound for Bremerton for equipment. Lieutenant Commander W C Chase, executive officer of the West Virginia, has left the ship for Washington to be reassigned as assistant chief of the bureau of ordnance.
A Red Lodge report from October two men of Bear Creek party camping near Beartooth Lake September 28 split for new camp at Rock Creek. Tony Schulz and John Stonevich walked while others rode. Snow depth reached two to three feet after overnight freeze. Schulz and Stonevich remained missing as searchers failed to locate them. Weather turned extremely cold as the party endured the storm.
Miss Ethel Tan 1 JT. MacIntire were married in Lansing in a ceremony performed by Rev Father Thus Of Ye Holy Rosary Church. Relatives attended at the bride and groom home on Tracy Avenue.
In a reflection on explorers from the era to present day, the piece praises Peony and Wellman for scientific progress while criticizing modern explorers for neglecting public duty. It urges a return to old-fashioned methods, focusing on practical exploration and accountability, rather than glamor and literary storytelling.
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