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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1908
Page
4
The Anaconda Standard lists publishing details and general information for readers. It notes daily printing and advance payment, with main offices in Anaconda and branch offices in Butte and Missoula, plus contact points for national and regional news stands and distribution locations.
In a 1503 issue from Dehlin a British gathering marks the memory of Darwin and his theory of natural selection. The essay praises Charles Darwin as a generous, honest scholar who lived simply and influenced modern thought more than any nineteenth century figure. Francis Darwin plans a revolutionary address on plant intelligence, arguing plants remember and adapt, reflecting a family tied to scientific inquiry and debate.
Fragmented report quotes Mr Tart and Mr Bryan in Indianapolis about Republican and Democratic conduct. It argues Republicans have shown willingness to revise platforms and promises. The piece critiques Democratic experience with power and implies public sentiment on tariff and protection.
The piece discusses party dynamics as Republicans seek to retain power, noting historical shifts in state dates and Maine and Indiana as pivotal early indicators. It mentions Blaine and Cleveland era contrasts, prohibition as a campaign issue, and Vermont’s September dating as a political signal ahead of the presidential election.
Mayor Whitlock of Colorado urges shelters for visiting Grand Army veterans, shifting from tents to sturdy housing. The move ensures comfortable stays as veterans recount wartime memories, while avoiding recent encampment discomforts.
Fragmented text recounts hunting open season and weather uncertainty as September nears. Mentions oysters geese and deer hunting, discussions of politics with Democratic conventions and candidates, and references to frost and seasonal changes affecting work and travel. Includes stray names and local references.
Miss Josto Culp, organist for the Summerland camp meeting near Buckeye Lake, was found gagged and bound in Smith's Grove behind a hotel. She recovered consciousness at 7 am after being drugged and remembers nothing after 6 pm. The 18 year old Newark resident had left home to play at the ram meeting.
Hannibal Missouri deputy AG reports Rev Clyda W Gow found guilty by the trial committe of the amu conference of the Methodist Episcopal church South over the death of Elizabeth Gleason a teacher in Elsherry Missouri The verdict led to Gow being deposed from his pastoral duties The dying statement of Gleason alleging the pastor was admitted as evidence Gow waited outside the conference building reacting to the verdict
Detectives and police began a chase after a jewelry theft at the home of George Von Ty in Hamilton. Items stolen include a diamond necklace, a ring, a bracelet, and other valuables. family jewels and heirlooms listed among the loss. In Hastings a marriage notice reports Miss Gertrude Dioteleuh and Herbert Knox Smith plan a September 16 ceremony in Farmington Connecticut.
London reports US Brewing Company shareholders vote unanimously to dissolve the firm and sell the business to an American company. The move aims to wind up operations and transfer assets to a new owner.
Chicago August 31 Preliminary hearing for George YW Fitsmarald charged with theft of 178000 from a local undertaking postponed again. Court officials set new date for September.
The article reviews the 1828 presidential race between Andrew Jackson and John Quincy Adams, detailing the two-party split, the alleged bargain and corruption charges, and the roles of Clay, Crawford, and Tammany Hall. It notes Jackson’s popular and electoral lead, Adams’s conservative appeal, and the era’s shifting party labels and newspapers shaping public opinion.
An early 20th century ad touts Nowhro's Herpicidem as the absolute cure for dandruff and hair trouble. It claims the product destroys the cause, relieves itching, and leaves hair glossy. Sold by landing druggists with samples offered by the Veepletin Company and various agents.
State Treasurer Rice reports 903,728 in fimid funds and 2,196,755 in bonded state funds. The state has collected deposits in state banks since July 1 1907 totaling 26,000. State Land Agent Schiml notes year’s receipts at 704,000. State Auditor Conningham reports 383,059 during an audit and Secretary of State Vader 8,097.
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