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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1908
Page
15
Governor Yoris and Thomas Long spoke at Walker Yhle An CBN event drawing a crowd. The appearance highlighted local issues and civic engagement as residents attended to hear policy directions and perspectives.
Local police report ten thieves active in the Butte area, with authorities noting ongoing incidents at several sites. Detectives urge vigilance as investigations continue and victims are advised to review security.
Two large Democratic meetings were held north of Butte in Walkerville and Centerville with big crowds and high energy. Speakers included candidates for representative and governor and Wiley Mountjoy and Thomas D. Long spoke on banking security and reform, urging a deposit guaranty to protect individuals and curb bank runs.
Amoy Oct 30 The second squadron of the American Atlantic fleet under Rear Admiral William Emory arrived at Amoy after a voyage from Yokohama. The fleet, part of a two-squadron split, will join with the first squadron under Rear Admiral Sperry at Manila. China welcomes the visitors as protection for Mongolia and Manchuria, with Peking signaling U.S. assistance in regional disputes.
In a sensational court moment at San Francisco on October 3, E. S. Birke testified he was urged by A. S. Newburgh and Frank J. Murphy to bribe John A. Kelley with 1000 to influence a Ruef jury. He claimed further payments and promissory notes tied to Murphy, Newburgh, and Ruef’s circle, as the trial exposed ongoing efforts to secure a favorable verdict. Blake, convicted of attempting to bribe Kelley, announced a new statement as Judge Dunne prepared to sentence. The courtroom heard a tense exchange as defendants’ counsel contemplated motions and delays while jurors and officials navigated the drama surrounding the high-profile graft case.
New York Oct 28 A mass meeting of laboring men is set for Sunday at Central Palace and Sate rs. Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor will deliver the main address. Other speakers include Frank Morrison Raymond Robbins John Whalen H Skinner J Wadsworth and John Moffatt. Gompers will critique Roosevelt and Taft on labor in the current campaign.
Boston on October 2 reports Governor Curtis Guild III struck by a severe illness for the third time within a year. Details note prior March 4 attack of inflammatory rheumatism and ongoing health concerns affecting the executive office.
New York October 28 Charles W Morse and Alfred H Curtis faced cross examination in the U S circuit court over alleged violations of national banking laws. Morse testified he aided the National Bank of North America's formation but knew little of banking bookkeeping and admitted loans tied to stock market dealings. He described connections with Curtis and Wire and noted secretary and private staff handled his personal affairs as the trial proceeded through adjournment.
Francisco Cea an Teatlan, a section worker, was found slain on a country road about five miles west of the city. Coroner Smith brought the body to Billings after discovery late last night. A blunt instrument caused a fatal head wound. he held an open knife in his hand, and his trousers were cut open in what authorities believe was an attempt to seize his money. Local authorities have no clue to the murderers.
In Syracuse on Oct 2 crowds overflowed as William H. Taft and William J. Bryan spoke to standing room only audiences. Taft held two talks at Alhambra and Turner halls while Bryan spoke four times including city hall and Wieting Opera House, greeted by local leaders and amid cheers and interruptions.
Syracuse N Y October 28 Campaign stop on the Empire state tour featured William J Bryan praised by Judge Parker at the Wieting Opera House and city hall. Parker lauded Bryan amid cheers while noting support for the Democratic standard bearer as Bryan prepared future appearances.
New York testimony in a divorce suit reveals a discretionary limit for a wife to drink. Hijab W. Selle testifies that he believes a lady may have a pint of champagne at dinner, as a character reference rather than a firm standard.
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