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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1908
Page
13
Ambiguous note reports that Senator Ak Uur hired men and a candidate cites that many do not sleuth to realize specifics. The fragmentary text mentions hiring and awareness gaps without clear names or context.
William J Bryan arrived amid a 190-strong Lincoln Home Guards reception in Havelock on Oct 30. He denounced Taft and Cannon, accused Republicans of hiding campaign contributions, and argued that senators and presidents are hired by the people, while urging public funding transparency and criticizing Republican fundraising.
The report notes steady progress in reform efforts over several years, highlighting persistent pushes toward emancipation and political change. Key figures advocate continued moves to unlock civil liberties and strengthen national institutions.
Paris reports no official confirmation of mobilization by Turkey and Bulgaria. Diplomats fear war as Bulgaria insists on independence won after a decade of prep and tax hikes. Powers may coax Turkey to concede. Russia denial of prearranged support stands. Italy seeks port in Albania and free action in Tripoli as price of acquiescence.
Los Angeles reports Thomas S. Tilis gen Independence party nominee and William R. Hearst addressing a large audience. Hearst’s speech centers on attacking Democratic VP candidate John W. Wern and exposing a railroad pass tied to Chauncey M. Depew. He cites a Big Four rebate case and reads a John D. Archbold letter praising Depew.
London reports the Bulgarian independence proclaimed at Timora with Hul gearians as ruler and no brigery declared by Standard Oil. Britain refuses to sanction the move and cautions against altering the Berlin Treaty. Emphasis on Russia France and Italy alignment and fears of a European war.
The Turkish council of ministers met late tonight preparing a protest to Bulgary and the powers over violations of the Berlin treaty. France Britain Russia and possibly Italy seek a peace conference to avert war amid Bulgarian independence tensions.
A new president takes the helm at the university amid the stated transition from Dr Deniway. The appointment signals a shift in leadership as the institution realigns its mission and goals under fresh guidance.
Missoula hosts the inauguration of Clyde A. Duniway as president of the University of Montana. Distinguished educators including Dr. David Starr Jordan and Gov. Edwin Norris attend a lengthy ceremony at University Hall, with speeches on the university’s future and democracy. An extended reception and luncheon follow, celebrating a milestone in Montana education.
Tokio October 5 Admiral Togo entertained at dinner the wives of American naval officers awaiting the arrival of the Atlantic battleship fleet. Also present were officials and prominent persons. Lieut. Commander John A. Dougherty presented Admiral Togo with a silver bowl, a gift from Colonel Thompson, inscribed A Token of esteem regard and admiration.
Great Falls report states David Peterson en route from Walla Walla to Chicago was fatally injured today when he fell from a Great Northern train near Williston North Dakota. No further details were given about the incident or his destination.
Prince Ferdinand Maximilian of Saxe-Coburg, born Vienna February 26 1861, is proclaimed czar of Bulgaria after its declaration of independence. He accepted the Bulgarian throne in 1887 despite Russian opposition.
The 1878 Berlin Treaty, signed July 13 in Berlin, outlines power actions and settlement aims after the Russo Turkish War. It divides Bulgaria into two parts, assigns Armenia portions to Russia and Persia, guarantees independence for Romania Serbia and Montenegro, and transfers Bosnia and Herzegovina to Austria while restoring Bessarabia to Russia.
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