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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1908
Page
13
The new line in alligator products showcases seation seal morocco and calf hides in different colors. Most bags include an inside pocketbook, with some designs offering cardcases and mirrors for added utility.
A crowded page lists visitors and locals in town from Helena Miles City and Dillon. Notables include W W Trent Mrs P J Dowing and W H Davey with doctors Matthews and Karsted moving to the State Savings Bank offices. Shoppers read about Tonkin's Clothery hats and Crawford shoes while social rounds note dances at the Coliseum and arrivals from Gold Creek Deer Lodge Anaconda and Basin. Births and fashion updates pepper the scene as readers track ongoing town movement and commerce.
Firefighters continue battling a blaze at Pittsburg Buffalo company's Hazel mine near Canonsburg. General manager HP Jones was overcome by smoke and removed by ambulance as three shifts work to control the fire by daylight.
The so called insurgent movement in Korea is practically ended with troops still on active duty while insurgents have dwindled to a mere disorderly element. Two thirds of the Japanese troops in North China will be withdrawn in a few days.
J B Halford aged 61, longtime Montana resident, died yesterday at his home 4 South Montana street Helena. Born near St Louis, he moved to Montana with his parents, lived in Helena Butte and Silver Bow areas, survived by wife and two children Zayune and Dan, plus two brothers. Funeral Tuesday at 8:30 at home, burial in Forestvale Helena beside parents. Community note: Halford active in state affairs, Myrtle Lodge member, respected in Jefferson and Lewis and Clark counties.
Advertises a premium wool bunting flag stitched with double stitching and a strong hem tape to resist fraying. Mentions canvas headings with brass grommets, offered for $10 per year in advance for subscription to the Standard. Encourages sending payment to receive a flag.
In New York Oct 25 William H Taft reached the city after a Gary Ind campaign stop. He said he felt in the best condition though hoarse and would begin an eastern tour with New Haven and Brooklyn appearances. Taft predicted carrying 21 states except those south of Mason Dixon line and spoke confidently about the election. Ohio he said would be strongly for him though he could not carry his own state.
Dr Cyrus Townsend Brady resigns as rector of Trinity Parish Toledo Ohio and will move to St George Episcopal church in Kansas City He cites opposition to Ohio canon laws governing church incorporation as the reason insisting the move is principled not personal and reflecting broad clerical guidance received from bishops and ministers
Acting under Governor Pindall instructions the local state militia was deployed in Tendinese to repel Hitler attack threats. Orders followed after two guns were posted locally and warnings were mailed demanding the resignation of Mayor Keating and Captain Riggs whose bones rest locally.
In Turin the Duke of the Abruzzi is still present and those who see him daily doubt he plans to depart for the United States soon. Cipher telegrams are exchanged frequently between him, King Emmanuel, and his elder brother the Duke of Aosta.
A 17 year old named Andrew J. Marin was instantly killed when his shotgun discharged accidentally while duck hunting from a boat on the river. He and two companions were in the boat at the time. the incident occurred today in real Falla.
Tokyo reports a week of bustling commerce ending with a graceful fleet departure. The Connecticut led the first squadron past the Louisiana as ships saluted and bands played the Japanese hymn. Missing sailors were later found or accounted for, and the U S commission to the Tokio exposition will be decorated by the emperor. Overcoat ads follow, highlighting sales and prices.
Diplomatic circles see the coming Servian prince to St Petersburg as a potential menace to peace due to perceived warlike sentiments. Others believe he is allowed to accompany the envoy to help the Servian government curb the mob spirit in Belgrade and tame tensions.
Helena Oct 25 Capitalists plan a new hotel and an addition to the Grand, costing 150000. A syndicate formed by a real estate group will raise over 800000 for the project. Plans drawn and a Granite Block rebuild may follow with New York capitalists holding the favored site. No further details available.
Pennsylvania figures including Justice Elkin Governor Stone and Judges Henderson and Morrison deny receiving money or attempting to influence legislation for Standard Oil in letters read by William Randolph Hearst at a New York meeting. Hearst cites Archbold correspondence alleging six and eight thousand dollar remittances.
Report from St. Petersburg dated October 25 hints that Servian Crown Prince may pose growing risks amid mounting tension. The article notes speculation of potential instability following regional conflicts and shifting alliances affecting neighboring states.
An advertisement claims prices for invisible bifocals at 12 and 15 with comparisons to higher costs elsewhere. It advertises free fitting and guaranteed satisfaction or money back, plus options for compound or spherical lenses, gold mountings, or plain glasses. Lenses are ground on site, with repairs and replacements promised within an hour and a 100 reward for proving inferiority.
William R. Hearst and Independence party leaders spoke to a crowd at the Hotel Astor endorsing personal liberty doctrines. Hearst urged moderation and warned against excess and license, noting that innocent outdoor sports should not be poisoned by excess. Thomas J. Hisgen cited his German-born parents and included a German poem.
Helena Oct 25 Reverend Hober a missionary minister from Herthold North Dakota was removed from a Northern Pacific train in a dying condition tonight He had been to Hunters Hot Springs seeking relief from illness and is not expected to live until morning Reverend Hindley of the local Congregational church rushed to assist while his congregation paused mid sermon Dispatchers and members of the Mason and Woodmen lodges have taken an interest in his behalf.
New York October 2 Acknowledgment of the receipt of the big stick by President Roosevelt from Hayes appears in letters printed from the White House and Shaye. Hayes expresses pleasure at the gift and wishes for continued cooperation between the two leaders and their nations.
Denver Oct 25 Two large temperance meetings and a grand rally of Sunday school workers marked the programme for delegates to the thirty fifth annual Woman's Christian Temperance Union convention. Mrs Margaret Dye Ellis of New York led the afternoon sermon and Seaborn Wright of Gildress spoke at the evening meeting. Mrs Lilian M Stevens national president presided. Zola H Forter of the International Sunday School association spoke on foundational temperance lessons. Special dispatch from Bozeman notes debaters chosen for the annual Claus event following preliminaries by classes.
Tokio reports the Formosan Trunk Railway, a 334 mile network, is formally opened with Gen. Prince Kanin of the Japanese assembly and numerous officers in attendance. A grand hospital built by the Japanese government is also inaugurated as one of the finest in the far East, featuring a school of welding.
The big Republican event of the week will be a Madison Square Garden meeting on Wednesday Oct 28 with Taft and Governor Hughes as principal speakers Others include Alden Smith Knight Atwood and more Taft Hughes will speak at four day meetings from the 28th Secretaries Root Cortelyou Straus Bonaparte Sherman Dolliver Parsons Burke and J Francis Burke are also listed among speakers
Judge P A Leamy of Butte Montana Nevada area left last night after a week in the Nevada camp where many Butte men are interested in the Baby Midas company. He reports the showings on his property are fine and expects mills to be set up soon and operational.
A chaotic reception plan for the American fleet in Amoy features extensive decorations, a wireless telegraph install likely abandoned, and security measures after a recent typhoon damaged buildings. Officials, interpreters, and local associations organize ceremonies, dinners, and reading rooms while offer fans, plant displays, and a 700 year old temple open for visitors. The program includes naval honors, official visits, and a series of receptions through the week, culminating in a memorial service for Mrs. Kate Dalton on Monday.
Jane Brown was arrested after a disturbance at a cabin in Pleasant alley where a man claimed she robbed him of 3%. The alleged victim, a mulatto woman, was detained at Bor ico headquarters and later moved to the county jail as the man remained in custody. Brown posted bond for release last night while the man stayed jailed.
The note argues that without best Mexican vanilla beans properly cured aged and allowed to stand for one year before sale, a good vanilla extract cannot be produced. It emphasizes quality steps and patience in processing for a true vanilla flavor.
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