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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1908
Page
7
A fragmented society page lists merchants, dentists, and travelers visiting Butte. It mentions Hight and Fairfield Company, Tonkin's Clothery, and the Pure party cafe. Several names, addresses, and venues are cited, including Finlen, Thornton, and Collsewin venues, with a mix of arrivals, purchases, and social events.
Cannonsburg, Pr. Oct. 2. While directing the fighting of a fire yesterday at the Pittsburg Tefoo company mine near here, H. D. Janos, general manager, was overcome by smoke and taken from the scene by ambulance. Fire fighters, aided by the flame, battled to control the blaze as daylight approached.
Dispatch reports insurgents in Korea dwindling to small, scattered groups while Japanese forces maintain active duty. North China units are expected to be reorganized within days. Two-thirds of the Vietnamese troops in North China are poised for actions in coming days.
Malford Halford aged about 60 of Helena and Butte died yesterday after a long illness. He leaves a wife and two children, a daughter three and a son in his teams, with two brothers in Boulder. Funeral set for Tuesday at 8:30 A.M. from his home, burial in Forestvale cemetery beside his parents. The Rev Blackistan of St John’s to officiate, with services in Butte.
Aged trekker known as Colonial Jack, real name J A Krohn, walks from Portland Maine to Portland Oregon under a $2000 vs $4000 wager. He plans 400 day journey across the contiguous states, averaging 32 miles daily, with a wheelbarrow and meals at every post office along the line. He has covered 2300 miles and is 500 miles ahead of schedule, aiming to reach Montana soon.
The Standard offers a premium wool flag with superior stitching and double seams. Forty five stars are stitched on both sides with a strong node to prevent fraying in storms. Heavy canvas headings and brass components accompany the offer. Free with each ten year advance subscription.
New York dispatch reports William H. Taft arriving from Gary at 6 15 pm to rest after campaigning. Henry W. Taft accompanies him to his residence and plans a New Haven stop at 10 20 am. Taft expects victories in most states, says he would not deserve to be president if he loses Ohio. Taft to speak in Brooklyn and New York City tonight.
Dr Cyrus Townsend Brady announces resignation as rector of Trinity parish Toledo saying the church operates under Ohio laws that conflict with his conscience. He will move to Kansas City to join St George Episcopal, asserting the decision rests on principle and church fronting changes.
The report notes state authorities under Governor Pindall directing the Incl company and IG to ready forces to repel any night ride attacks. It mentions two guns posted locally and references Mayor Kasting and Captain Tiggs, with unclear details about their involvement.
Discord grows over the Duke of the Abruzzi plans to depart Italy as rumors swirl about his motive and possible intent regarding the royal family. Foreign telegrams and exchanges between princes, including King Emmanuel, add to the confusion surrounding his future.
A 17 year old, Andraw J. Mare, died after an accidental discharge while hunting duck on the river near Great Falls Indiana. Two companions were in a boat nearby when the accident occurred. Authorities report the tragedy as a misfire with no intended foul play and an ongoing investigation.
The American fleet in Japanese waters receives a warm sendoff as 36 battleships pass in single column. Japanese crews cheer and the US crew's band plays the Japanese anthem. Missing sailors, mostly due to hospitality excess, will be taken aboard the Yankton. The emperor will recount all members of the commission for the Tokyo exposition.
The impending Mt Potecabure arrival of the Young Bernian, once warlike, is seen as a test of peace prospects. Some fear it will bolster the Servian war party, while others believe the prince accompanies the envoy to Belgrade to curb the TOS spirit and aid the Serbian government in seeking moderation.
Helena reports two major hotel projects in planning. A syndicate led by a renowned renovator with over 800000 in capital aims to endow a new hotel, pending deal finalization. A second proposal eyes rebuilding the Granite Pine hotel, with further details not yet clear.
Pennsylvania figures Archbold and Hearst deny funds from Standard Oil influenced PA politics. Justice Elkin reports no direct or indirect money received for improper purposes. Governor Stone defends judges, says Pennsylvanians trust courts and oil law competence. Reynolds-era names appear in correspondences and remittances.
In New York on an October day a reception at the Hotel Astor drew several hundred German independence committee members and leading Independence party candidates. Mr Hearst supported personal liberty but cautioned against excess or license, contrasting with concerns about outdoor sports and alcohol. Thomas L Hisgen, delivering a speech, noted his parents were born in Germany and recounted a family connection to Gera.
Rev. Mr. Haber, Congregational minister of Berthold X D, was removed from a Northeast Pacific train tonight in Dillon and is not expected to live. He had sought relief from locomotor ataxia at Hunters' Hot Springs and grew worse on the way home to Melena where he became critically ill. Reverend Hindley and others were alerted and rushed to assist as word of the traveller’s condition spread.
St. Petersburg reports no definite action at Berlin talks between Russian foreign minister Isworwski and German chancellor von Buelow. The conference, as far as can be learned, will continue Monday. News of a proposed measure involving the Servian crown prince remains the most interesting development.
New York October 23 acknowledgment of receipt of the Marathon stick, a blackthorn, sent by John Hayes winner of the recent marathon in Misland Kottr. President Roosevelt writes that he is pleased to receive the letter and the stick, praising Hayes as a good citizen who balanced work and healthy play. He offers to see Hayes in his neighborhood and extends best wishes.
Taft or Bryan will not affect pricing for invisible bifocals. Glasses priced at 12 and 15 with 20 and 25 elsewhere. A $100 reward to prove inferior optical quality. Free fitting and satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. Compound and spherical lenses offered with low prices and quick lens replacement in cases of defective vision.
Denver reports two large temperance gatherings as delegates assemble for the thirty-fifth convention of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union. Margaret Dye Ells of New York officiated the afternoon sermon, while Seaborn Wright of Georgia spoke at the evening session.
Philadelphia October 23 two Pennsylvania judges Henderson of Meadville and Morrison of Smith denied knowledge of letters claimed to be written by John Archbold of Standard Oil to Governor Stone about their appointments. Both said they had no contact with Archbold and knew of no issue prompting the letters.
The Magis in Aquaee Chive event on Wednesday night October 28 will feature Governor Hughes and Mr. aft as principal speakers. Also listed are Senator W Alden Smith and Goose A Kiveht with Attorney IT. Atwood. Hughes will address four city meetings next week and other meetings will include Secretary Root Cortelyou Bonaparte and lawmakers Shark, Dolliver, Merchert Paragia and J Branch Burka.
Boerman Oct Mahe freshmen and sophomores clash over a school debate topic about abolishing the Monroe Doctrine. The sophomores choose the negative, streammen the affirmative, with preliminary rounds to select speakers for the final debate.
The Formosan Trunk railway, recently completed, will be formally opened today in the presence of Gen. Prince Kanin of the Japanese assembly and many invited guests. The line now spans 384 miles and extends across Formosa, marking a major transportation milestone.
Judge B A Leony of Midas oversees a case tied to Butto Instalaht and decisions affecting UK property in Nevada. The slow progress on property issues hints at bans and timelines for millworks, with Davh atetyed noted and Damon's potential obligation. Leony, formerly of Butte, made prior leadership in the local Butte Bad ashonl.
A newly opened hospital in Senul by the Japanese government is described as a magnificent facility. It includes a school and living quarters, situated on a mountain site, and is hailed as one of the finest national institutions in the area.
A Chinese port tale describes approaching American fleet visits at Amoy amid typhoon damage. Officials tighten security, schools close, and customs houses shorten hours as preparations for receptions, decorations, and cultural events proceed. A visiting vice admiral, a Pekin envoy, and U.S. officers are slated for ceremonies and dinners with Imperial commissioners and foreign residents. The Dalton funeral is noted in the same issue.
A woman identified as Jane Brown was arrested at her cabin door in Stontsant after a barge of a motor vehicle was heard and a claim of theft emerged. The alleged victim, whose name appeared as Mike Winhepan, reported $30 missing and later the suspect was transferred to the county jail for further handling and possible release.
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