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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1907
Page
6
Amalgamated stock and related copper shares face weak demand amid a tight market. Analysts note dividend expectations shift as industrial conditions wobble, with experts predicting temporary price relief but no durable improvement.
Personal recommendations from cured users drive the remedy into broad commerce across many lands, boosting its staple status in the civilized world.
An ad touts an Orrin based cure to strengthen the nervous system and end drink cravings at home without publicity or business disruption. It promises a “first feasible treatment” with no expense, offering a free hook and pricing in pint packages, urging readers to write to The Creme Go in Washington or Paxson & Rockefeller.
A historical critique praises King Edward as a premier European statesman whose recent diplomacy united England and France, formed a working bond with Russia, and gained English influence across Europe including Spain Norway and the Mediterranean. It notes his aim to peace and happiness, hinting at broader political consequences.
An editorial notes Mr. Fairbanks expressing support for several institutions and causes including the Red Cross, the Hague tribunal, the Bank of England, and local charities. It references a Philadelphia Press fable about an elephant and partridge nest, and comments on Taft’s war speech affecting U.S. and Japan tensions.
Amalgamated shares slipped nine points for the week while United Copper and North Butte faced small declines. Market watchers in Boston reported a standstill with renewed selling in New York and a mixed bank statement. Paine Webber anticipated developments Monday to clear the situation.
A Denver Times recounts a debate over party allegiance focusing on Senator La Kullette. A Democrat observer questions his Republican alignment and ties to trusts, while La Kullette defends shifting from Democrat to Republican as necessary reform. The exchange highlights cross party critique and principled stance.
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