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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1908
Page
20
The notice lists daily and Sunday subscription rates, office locations, and distributor contacts for Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana, with addresses in Butte Missoula Spokane Seattle Portland and Chicago, plus various newsstand and agent details. It cites both local and distant offices and outlines price terms per month and per year.
The piece covers speaking engagements in various cities and dates, then analyzes a sensational interview with John D. Rockefeller. It discusses whether the interview is genuine, its potential impact on the presidential race, and reactions from political figures and unions. It notes responses from T. D. Long and actions by the Order of Railway Conductors, plus a Newfoundland campaign angle involving Premier Bond and Canada US boundary and fisheries disputes.
A dense column traces party tactics in U S elections from Garfield to Bryan, noting repeated October scare campaigns to sway New York and national races. It discusses media roles, Newfoundland politics, Halloween lore, and public sentiment, linking past tactics to present debates and forecasts.
Voters attend a campaign meeting in Butte where State Senator Thomas D. Long, Democratic nominee for Congress, outlines issues and criticizes Republican plans. Montana’s J. Walsh was set to speak but did not perform. the event included the state band and deaf singers. Long praised Bryan and warned that rejecting Democratic policies would delay progress and prosperity for all.
Fragmented remarks roast suffragists in the United States and critique British tactics. A Montana rally features Governor Norris and candidates urging open, honest discussion, defending labor records, and praising populist values amid campaigning crowds and public questions.
Amid crowd noise Timers men cattlemen miners and traders hear a candidate pledge a fair hearing for industries and all classes while opposing the eight hour law. He promises to enforce all laws impartially and deny any favoritism to elites or specific sectors. Party affiliations and campaign crossfire are noted as speakers defend state printing and law enforcement.
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen No 2H held a large ball at the Colsieum drawing about 300 couples. Governor Norris, TM Swindlehurst, and John K. O’Rourke joined the dancing crowd amid a moonlight display of a locomotive tunnel transparency. The event raised spirits and featured W. Park and an active committee. A later fire scare at 7 West Granite caused a brief alarm from embers, but the blaze in the basement was contained with nominal damage.
Jed from Page One reports Democratic candidate Bryan attacking trusts and proposing remedies for the unemployed. He calls for electing senators by the people, destroying trusts, lowering government costs, keeping money in citizens’ pockets, reducing tariffs, and protecting bank savings to create employment.
Rear Admiral Emory led the second Atlantic squadron ashore and met Prince Yu Tang and Liane Yen. About 1480 men and 12 officers toured Amory after a formal call. The welcome featured temple visits and rounds, with the post office and money exchange flooded by interpreters. The Netalia evening event drew great praise from Chinese attendees.
Newark report says warrant issued for August Liverknicht an American consul in Zurich charged with embezzling an estate funds diverted to Mrs Heine. She alleges Bamberger's death years ago tied funds to Zurich, and Liverknicht authorized to collect but withhold proceeds without court order.
New York October 30 Mrs Wyliant Astor once New York social leader died at her Fifth Avenue home after a four week illness from heart disease. She was eighty two and famed for hosting brilliant society functions including the famed 4M and receptions with guests in a portrait chair.
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