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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1908
Page
20
The Anaconda Standard notes subscription rates and mailing details for daily and Sunday issues. It lists offices and newsstand locations in Anaconda and other cities, and argues excise law changes may prompt a political clash between city and state over New Jersey law issues.
The piece notes a press view that Cleveland framed tariff debate more clearly than Bryan. It discusses Cleveland’s tariff stance as an old fashioned free trade Democrat with incidental protection, and Bryan’s push for tariff revision. It remarks on language clarity and political messaging, mirroring Bryan and Cleveland quotes without sensationalism.
A discussion of Taft on injunctions and labor rights, noting his precise adherence to the letter and spirit of the law while testing injunctions as labor rights debates unfold. The piece shifts to Montana, Thaw in Dutchess jail, and the looming New York Republican state convention as Roosevelt, Hughes, and party factions stir a volatile 1912 campaign atmosphere.
In Toledo a large crowd watched as Mr. Taft and Senator Foraker shared a handshake on a reviewing stand. Reported warmth may not prove enduring political cohesion, yet the moment suggested a possible reconciliation between two Ohio Republicans amid ongoing party tensions.
The Navy plans to begin the keel laying of the Florida this month at the Brooklyn navy yard. The ship will exceed the Connecticut in length by about a hundred feet and require surrounding structures to be altered. The project involves massive outlays and signals a rapid rise in battleship power and cost in the U S Navy.
Atlantic City in New Jersey sees Governor Fort enforce a hard line against gambling rooms and saloons, ending a long debate on the resort city’s permissive culture. Press commentary from New York and Boston reflects on the move's impact on Atlantic City and its prosperity.
A district court bound over a Hart Butte liveryman for trial on burglary charges after a preliminary hearing. Testimony centered on a stolen saddle and related items recovered amid mass theft cases linked to Copper Street, with references to youths and probationary facilities involved.
Nearly a hundred players joined the Thornton alley opening as crowds packed the venue. Holland, Adams, and Dummy posted high scores while G. Cundy claimed the night’s best game. A forthcoming women’s tournament and city league were announced amid refreshments and cigars.
San Francisco reports jurors acquitted James Treadwell after seven hours deliberation on perjury charges tied to grand jury testimony about the California Deposit and Trust Company inquiry. The verdict, delivered in the afternoon, found Treadwell not guilty as charged.
Special Dispatch to the Standard Bozeman Sept 2 the nineteenth annual convention of the Bozeman Fire Department met at the Masonic hall. Harry Howard delivered the welcome and Doc Chambers of Livingston gave the response. A credentials committee was appointed to report tomorrow. About 10 delegates attended with more expected. In Helena Gov Norris appointed F H Ray chief deputy state examiner as successor to the late T E Tins. The term would have expired next Jan 20.
Citizens are urged to beware of food products made by ignorant individuals in a haphazard way as health risks rise. The warning comes as Chairman Frank H. Hitchcock is expected to return to national committee headquarters next week.
National Committeeman William J. Ward said tonight he spoke only as a private citizen and had nothing to do with the statement that President Roosevelt should be renominated and Governor Hughes replaced. He asserted he gave no orders to party leaders.
Omaha reports late returns from Tuesday's primary show Dahlman leading in about 20 precincts including Douglas and Lancaster counties with roughly 11,000 votes over challenger Shalker. Observers expect Dahlman to gain more support as results trickle in, while rival factions doubt final totals.
Chicago Sept 2 Chairman Hitchcock Coe decided today to visit both Gianna and Onlo on the return trip to New York. He will weave siege harrow night for Indianapolis and will confer with Vice President Fairbanks Friday. He expects to leave for Toledo that same evening and will visit Middle Bass Island on Saturday. The Indiana situation is giving the offers of the national Republican Committee some and that state will...
Joliet Sept 2 unknown assailants blew up the Illinois and Michigan Canal at Channahon tolls southwest of Joliet causing flooding. Authorities investigate the blast and assess damage to the canal and nearby lands.
An explosion breached a Moodad district canal section from Dallet to Chants, draining the stretch. The dispute among canal commissioners and nearby villages Channahon and Troy centered on rebuilding or repairing broken-town bridges, with the state refusing further action.
Oakland reports Rear Admiral Henry T. Glass's body arrived in Berkeley by special train. Funeral arrangements will be determined after family consultations with naval and military authorities as ceremonies with full naval honors are planned.
Yotedo Ohio September 2 1908 Senator Foraker at a Lyceum Theater gathering with Taft present urged there has never been any bad feeling between Taft and himself and noted his Republican loyalties and past convention decisions while signaling support for Taft’s presidential bid amid party tensions.
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