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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1908
Page
3
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates, office contacts, and branch offices in Butte, Missoula, and other cities. It notes foreign advertising offices in New York and Chicago, plus multiple newsstand locations across major western cities, all addressed to STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY, Anaconda, Montana.
The city of Anaconda extends a warm welcome as visitors arrive for a two day celebration. Residents anticipate lively park events and a concert in the community house, hoping guests leave with a lasting positive memory.
A fragment recalls tensions over how to address political figures on the campaign trail. Candidacy discussions and audience introductions swirl around terms like judge secretary and next president, reflecting sensitivities amid Bryan rally tactics.
The piece discusses Republican discontent with Speaker Cannon and his allies in Congress, noting failed renomination of leaders like Mr Jenkins in Wisconsin. It highlights Roosevelt era battles, judiciary committee battles, and primary losses illustrating intra party tensions and shifts before the year’s fall.
The article outlines Republican efforts to rebuke Speaker Cannon by nominating anti Cannon candidates across several states. It notes Taft managers shifting control of campaign funds and strategy, provoking friction in the Midwest and regions slated to challenge Cannon’s leadership. It highlights Tawney in Minnesota as a prominent figure expected to seek reelection despite intra party tensions.
The Taft and Foraker camps publicly claim a renewed reconciliation as campaign unity. In Toledo and elsewhere Taft praised Foraker and pledged support, while Foraker assured backing for Taft, signaling a coordinated effort to boost Taft’s presidential bid and Foraker’s senate ambitions amid tense party maneuvers.
A whimsical article extols the Lima bean as the star of public view, contrasting it with fruits and crops from Ohio regions. It parodies an old song, praising the bean’s sweetness and ubiquity while joking about known culinary lines and homeland pride.
A fragmentary excerpt discusses a man who has learned to love and cherish Lima, suggesting he may be cold or lacking in practical knowledge like beans, and notes a shift towards sustaining and soothing family peace.
Deer Lodge LODGES ONE REQUEST as the county seeks a Democratic nomination for attorney general with John H. Tolam touted as the strong candidate. Tolam, longtime county attorney, is praised for honesty, vigor, and ready service, while Labor Day events and local shooting contests mix with political chatter across Butte and Anaconda.
H H Harriman and his party reached San Francisco today from Pelican lodge Oregon where he vacationed. In the afternoon railroad men and others called to welcome him. A reception at the Fairmont is planned for tomorrow under the Manufacturers and Producers association. Representatives from across the state will discuss regional resources and interests.
Baltimore based Los Angeles Times editor Hur Menon Cray Otis reported that General Otis underwent a cranial operation today at Johns Hopkins Hospital. The operation was described as successful and the patient is said to be doing well following the procedure.
London reports Wimies and To hn Hibert Wayn, brother of the Earl of Duchies, resumed his equerry role visiting King Edward after June marriage to Miss Jeaneid, daughter of the American ambassador. Separate dispatch notes six self-inflicted deaths last week in St Petersburg. many workers were young women aged 28 to 29.
A new site for the town of Three Forks is set about three-fourths of a mile west of the old town with abandonment of the latter. The St Paul Chicago Milwaukee St Paul railway plans a fine town, auction of lots on the 17th, and excursion trains from Lewistown Aberdeen and other points.
A press comment argues for a comprehensive overhaul of the national judicial system to treat all civil and administrative cases expeditiously. It condemns holiday display frivolity and highlights fears for carnival chaos and cultural shifts from Trieste to British South Africa amid growing population dynamics.
The excerpt reflects diverse opinions on race dynamics in South Africa and class relations in England and France. It notes evolving conditions for all races, hints at telepathic misunderstandings across classes, and urges foreign delegates at a free trade congress to share real protection insights from their nations.
A collage of humorous lines from papers like the Denver News, Baltimore American, Washington Star, Philadelphia Press, Baltimore American, Chicago Tribune, and Houston Post playful asides on politics, milkmen, theatre, doctors, and family affairs. Each snippet showcases era wit and punchy social satire.
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