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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1908
Page
3
The Anaconda Standard lists publishing details and prices, branch offices in Butte and other cities, and distribution points across major U S cities. It notes editorial facilities, contact numbers, and addresses for correspondence, with instructions for mailing and advertising services.
The piece argues Mr Donlan and Norris supporters push a line noting labor leaders’ opposition to Norris. It claims a strategy to deter Democratic Governor aims by portraying Norris as favored by labor foes, predicting Norris gains in statewide and county support if Democrats are diverted.
The piece outlines editorials from several papers about President Roosevelt and Bryan regarding the Knox letter. It notes the New York Sun’s framing and the general press discontent, suggesting the letter failed to mobilize support and did not influence voters. The discussion references Taft’s stance and the era’s political maneuvering.
Ambiguous garbled text cites The New York Times and campaign fraud plots, mentioning Sherman, The Times, and political maneuvering. The piece appears to be a chaotic collage of names, alleged events, and sensational mentions without coherent facts.
Fragmented text outlines Canadian campaign dynamics and party strategies. It notes Laurier's Liberal government facing Conservative graft accusations, the impact of London Times coverage, and tensions within the Canadian political scene as voters weigh scandals and leadership. The piece mentions Borden era themes, UK influence, and shifting public support amid a close race.
Reported in fragmentary notes, the piece hints at heated New York and national political discourse, Halloween themed rhetoric, and mixed campaigns. It mentions gubernatorial prospects, electoral college considerations, and varied public meetings. Names and places are unclear due to garbled OCR.
A garbled OCR passage references Chicago Records Lore and scattered names with no clear narrative. It lacks coherent events, dates, places, or identifiable figures to summarize into a factual news item.
Frederic A Haskin surveys the Orinoco concession disputes tied to Venezuela and U S policy, tracing contracts from FitzGerald to Turnbull and Manns corporations, noting boundary clashes with British Guiana, failed intercession attempts, and the impact on iron ore ventures and American interests.
The Fitzsgerald contract, challenged in Venezuelan courts, was upheld as valid by a mixed commission and the Venezuelan federal court. President Castro refused to accept the ruling, denouncing the judiciary and claiming executive supremacy. The decision reinforced arbitration over local court action and sparked outrage among Castro supporters.
The passage records that he is the son of Alfred Dalge, a philanthropist and founder of Dalgeville. It notes the elder Dalge as a well-informed Venezuelan figure influential with the government yet still a believer in this nation's future greatness amid its turbulence.
Norfolk report shows a $40,884 shortage in the Portsmouth People's Bank accounts attributed to cashier Alexander Butt. Butt is serving a three year term and prosecutors have asked for his return and reexamination on remaining obligations.
The involved woman, Mrs. Charles M. Stebbing of Sanark New Mexico, died in a dramatic act at the Continental hotel. A note addressed to her brother-in-law Benjamin J. Stebbins revealed intense emotion and a plea for care, ending in a fatal confrontation. Police described the act as self-inflicted amid a troubled relationship and a contested marriage. Further details follow as investigators piece together motives and the sequence of events.
Ada Gor vin Magnass wife of Charles J Magn e reports at Philadelphia Navy Yard, promising to keep fighting for her husband’s release despite no progress yet. She is daughter of the late Senator Gorman of Maryland.
Helena dispatch reports the biggest meeting of the year as Governor Norris and Democratic candidate Senator Long spoke at the Auditorium. The session drew hundreds who could not gain admittance, with Norris defending his prior statements and Long addressing national topics along with campaign themes.
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