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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1908
Page
5
A chaotic late surge in the campaign mobilized volunteers and supporters. Team leaders urged rapid outreach and high-energy events to close the race, aiming to lock in crucial votes before Election Day.
After a week on the trail, Democratic presidential candidate William Jennings Bryan rested in Jersey City and Paterson. He cited improving polls, noted gains in Ohio and New York, and quoted Oxford scholars offering continued support as he prepared for next stops.
Tacoma Met reports a man last seen at the Hot Springs hotel has been found fourteen days after vanishing, with a search party locating him eight miles from the hotel in a perilous position. His companion was severely injured, and investigators describe a possible motive as related to a contested incident before the man’s disappearance.
A Washington dispatch states the interior department and President Roosevelt reply to Governor Haskell’s charges about Osage oil land royalties. The OSAGE Indians are to learn the truth directly from the department, which denounces Haskell’s statements as deliberate falsehoods and outlines the one Indian land matter involving him. The response promises to continue public correction and court action to recover lands Haskell allegedly misappropriated.
Det. Thetis Pyne and TV Meves, believed to be Americans, known as Berrha and Conda, have been sent in Brisem for anti social acts involving pin wearers on castbound express rides.
Montreal Oct 2 A vote to choose members of parliament is held today across the Dominion. Sir Wilfrid Laurier’s Liberal government seeks re election amid calls for reform and confidence in 13 years of prosperity. Opponents press electoral purity and administration reforms as large migrations from western provinces are noted.
Governor Norris spoke at the Auditorium in Butte on Saturday, defending Montana’s eight hour law amid a reader question about copper prices and post panic conditions. He said he would not support repeal under any conditions, citing the constitutional eight hour provision and Montana history. The Standard notes the question was seen as uninformed and promises further coverage.
Eugene V Debs spoke in Springfield delivering a Lincoln homage amid political candidates. He asked to visit Abraham Lincoln's tomb and compared Lincoln to modern power, arguing the same force behind capital harms workers and society.
A man aged 34 shot his wife, 21, and then killed himself on their wedding anniversary. The couple had been at home when he shot her at the house where she was staying, after which he fired a pistol and killed himself. Police report a domestic tragedy with no other injuries.
New Orleans dispatch reports a double tragedy near Gulfport involving two men from a Wild West show. A confrontation erupted when a crowd was dispersed and gunfire rang out, leaving four bodies found with wounds and revolvers nearby. Police pursued suspects. one man identified as a show participant fled toward New Ye Lonspetey.
Reported plot to escape Nevada State Prison surfaces with inmates Marion Gy New Ort Thasay ery and Homber among alleged conspirators. Warden Maxwell boosts guards as investigations intensify and security measures escalate at the facility.
A report from Creonville Townstal notes a dying brother, Ay Ta Wels, as a retired banter. Miles in sed hla brother Ay Ta Wels is at the mount of death. The event unfolds at a hotel with few attendees. Poxys MA Wek, aged sixty, fears the illness may hasten Bla brother’s death.
Large militia presence described as guarding court and grand jury in the Wake region amid night rider violence. Forty prisoners, including seven others, were rounded up in Walnut Lodge and nearby towns, with troops deployed to maintain order as indictments are sought.
In Coldhelt Nevada Albert f. dackuniy churgert was found guilty of murder in the second degree after nearly six hours of jury deliberation. He was sentenced to ten years imprisonment. The court backdrop notes a plague breaking out elsewhere in the region.
A heated national race builds toward a final week of intense campaigning. Roosevelt and Bryan clash for key electoral votes as speakers tour New York Ohio Indiana and beyond with major rallies in Madison Square Garden and Brooklyn.
A letter from B. W. Graee of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen to Mr Taft lauds his labor stance and policies. The message cites Taft's defenses of injunctions, fair treatment of workers, and contrasts with prior rulings. It recounts a Milwaukee Allis-Chalmers case and notes Taft’s ongoing impact on union rights and legal strategy.
Reports from Petersburg say bail remittances for Yaphin Kovaky have not arrived yet though family expects funds tomorrow. Tachalkovaky faces ongoing court delays amid new evidence claims. He is reportedly healthy and kept under fortress custody with his wife and daughter assisting.
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