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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1908
Page
18
Frederic J. Haskin notes after the Dutch ultimatum to Venezuela that war seems likely once Nov 1 passes without concessions. Caracas officials warn of port blockades and a clash by mid month, while Curacao’s cargo trade suffers under a Venezuelan decree banned since 1908.
A reader voices strong opposition to the American Federation of Labor accusing its leaders of seeking control over citizens and pressuring papers to suppress anti labor views. The letter denounces violence against independent workers, calls for legal action against union coercion, and argues that fear of unions harms investment and industry nationwide. It cites injuries, murders, and injunction debates to urge defense of free speech and fair dealing.
The piece argues that courts can issue injunctions to prevent labor leaders from violence or crime during disputes. It condemns efforts to limit judicial power and urges readers to support lawful labor management, praising GW. Post for highlighting dangers of “trust leaders” and advocating peaceful, legal remedies.
A diplomatic crisis between Venezuela and the Netherlands escalated after President Castro expelled Dutch consuls and imposed curbs on Curacao transshipments. The Gelderland entered Venezuelan harbors but salutes were refused. Dutch protests and ultimatums followed as trade halted, passports stalled, and tensions rose while Curacao's consulate and Caracas faced standoff amidst illness and harsh exchanges.
These fragmented lines describe a historical tension with the Dutch counting on six warships and Venezuela linked to Castro, mentioning Krupp coastal guns and natural defenses in mountainous terrain, all cited from a 1968 Frederic J. Has.
Marquis Katsura and other Japanese leaders express warm welcome to the American fleet in harbor. Vice Admiral Saito and Admiral Toma convey that the visit will strengthen long standing friendship and promote mutual security between the two nations. Lieutenant General Viscount Terauchi notes the historic voyage and welcomes Admiral Sperry and his 200000 ton fleet to Japan.
Bryan club of Gallatin county held a meeting at democratic headquarters to launch a strong campaign and plan a reception for Governor Norris. The club name was changed to Bryan and Kern club with several hundred members signing new ballots. Walter Hartman led the talk praising Democratic nominees and denouncing Republican positions as the crowd pledged full effort before election day. Men’s suits advertised at 12.50 in the nearby Hub store on West Park.
Court opened late as Judge Hunt arrived from Helena and proceeded through motions. Maury sought to amend the Orpheum versus Cordray suit over name rights to the Broadway Orpheum. Demurrer in Erickson versus Cor fusa Parrot was argued as a tailing case. Referred matters and other demurrers followed.
The production by Paul Borges on church and state drew attention. After the third act the king summoned the author to the royal box and praised the work. An animated discussion followed over the officer who faced an order to force church doors during inventories in France. The officer refused to obey. The king stated he would have obeyed, though a Catholic.
Fresno, Oct 12 Jacob Anderson a wealthy Fresno county official was killed and his brother Louis fatally injured in an automobile accident three miles north of Kingsburg. The deceased's family and daughter were in the car but escaped uninjured. The crash occurred after a collision with a wagon driven by an Armenian.
Mishni in Novgorod reports Archangelski a member of the second duma has been condemned to six years imprisonment at hard labor for participation in the revolutionary organization known as Pessanta. Eleven other league members received terms from four to eight years.
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