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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1908
Page
4
A garbled historical quotation attributed to Taft appears alongside disjointed phrases about unions wealth and law. The fragmentary lines reference wealthiness principles and vague statements, but lack coherent context or complete attribution.
The Akron crowd hears Taft and Bryan rhetoric on trusts, patents, and labor. Taft argues for limits on private monopolies and critiques Gompers era labor gains, citing canal experience and court decisions. Hughes counters with patent and anti trust positions as the campaign focuses on labor policy and business regulation.
Washington reports Silvio bought 199000 ounces of silver for delivery to New York at 51.8 cents per ounce. Market activity notes the large order amid fluctuating metal prices and the quarterly demand outlook.
A misread ad extols Postum as a coffee substitute through a Kentucky woman’s tale. It claims Postum, made from roasted wheat and molasses, provides similar flavor without caffeine and improved digestion, citing family scenes and a tester’s taste shift after switching.
Reports say Prince Ferdinand enters the Bulgarian capital amid patriotic scenes. Rumors of Austrian pressure and British concession swirl as Europe debates annexations and independence. The conference likely to address Bulgaria and the Balkans moves forward with limited clarity.
London October 12 M. Iswolsky the Russian foreign minister has impressed upon Sir Edward Grey the necessity of a conference at once to settle the crisis in the near east and to consider questions beyond the Austrian annexation of Bosnia and Herzegovina and Bulgarian independence. The British cabinet was surprised by the shift announced by the foreign office after long talks between Grey and Iswolsky.
Crttingo Oct 1 The Montenegrin national assembly opened in session as Prince Nicholan declared annexation of Bosnia and Herzegovina by Austria Hungary a crying wrong on Montenegro and pledged to fight unless peaceful efforts resolve the grievance amid cheers and demonstrations.
New York October 1 New York supreme court denied motion by Howard Gould to strike parts of an affidavit submitted by Katherine Clemmons Gould seeking $125000 alimony and counsel fees. Gould’s attorney argued portions were irrelevant and scandalous in the ongoing separation case.
Turkish vessels depart Halontea in European Turkey bound for Samos island near Smyrna. The report notes a procession of heats and a voyage across roughly 40 miles westward from Smyrna to Aghu-Minor. The Turkish province near Grechin pays an annual tribute of 19 Burkey.
Special dispatch from the Standard reports Governor Warrin campaigning in Western Montana then moving to Teton county. He notes strong enthusiasm for Democratic prospects and highlights two key issues: guaranteeing bank deposits to shield citizens from a prior panic and reforming state land laws to prevent resource conservation from falling under few corporate controls.
Debs cancels speaking engagements due to a cold kept him in bed under a physician care. Funeral details for Mrs Kather Kelly noted with a requiem at St Joseph's church. The report references Philadelphia travel and a political event in Paris with military figures.
The article reports Senator La Follette advocating a stronger navy at a Republican meeting in Massachusetts. He argues Japan threatens the U S and naval buildup is essential to protect both Atlantic and Pacific fronts. Bryan is mentioned in relation to naval policy, with remarks on defending coastlines and ocean routes.
A fragmented item describes Governor Norris addressing a council or audience about a tax or abatement issue and a related measure in Tonks or tones, with unclear details. The passage references a taber and late Wednesday remarks, implying local political debate.
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