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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1908
Page
3
The Anaconda Standard lists publication details and office contacts for editions in multiple cities. It notes subscription rates, general business addresses, and branch offices including Missoula, Helena, Seattle, Portland, and others.
A day long gathering in Anaconda saw a large state convention unfold with zealous participants and strong enthusiasm. The Bryan era style meeting featured eloquent remarks by Chairman Walet and broad support for resolutions and candidates. By midnight the print edition was nearly finished, with the Standard reporting active deliberations and broad agreement among attendees.
Bryan stated that national wealth is a joint product and that profits mainly reflect capitalists. He urged fair division of results, labor’s goal being legislation ensuring service value plus ballot-backed action. He mocked Taft's injunction plank and clarified that industrial disputes justify injunctions only when acts would warrant one outside such disputes.
Lore mocks a locksmith as reports claim the Duke of the Abruzzi seeks marriage with Katherine Ilktins without royal consent. The Duke’s brother pleads with Dowager Queen Margarita, who refuses, insisting on proper approval despite rumors of a truce love. The tale notes money matters and American opinion shaping reactions.
A crumbling column mocks royal suitors and American heiresses while noting Ohio politics and Judge Winston in Teer Ledge Graplin district. It critiques New York Republican machine tensions, Governor Hughes, and Bryan Taft campaign funding amid capital concerns and party divides.
A Republican-leaning note surveys Democratic and Taft funds, noting Bryan personal property plans and campaign contributions. It contrasts Taft’s family wealth with party fundraising, dismissing the idea of broad popular subscriptions and predicting heavy spending in New York districts as the Chicago convention nears.
The antis won in last week's primaries costing over a thousand dollars. Campaign intrigue surrounds Republican renomination efforts, booster groups, and internal party battles across states.
A collage of humorous quips and clipped conversations from various papers. The passages touch on old time religion, weather, a frightened woman received into a home, a tense social moment, car repairs, and a street encounter about a counterfeit ring, reflecting colorful editorial wit and everyday eccentricities.
A new Catholic high school at the corner of Quan and Monana streets opens Monday to serve a large Catholic community. Rev Fathers Sullivan, Leschner, Rupple, and Hannon will head departments with a strong teacher corps. The four-year classical and two-year commercial programs cover Latin, algebra, geometry, physics, languages, drawing, stenography, and more. No tuition fees. accreditation planned with inspection by state education officials.
About 39 more students enroll at the University of Montana than last year’s first day, signaling a likely large total for the semester. President Winjway’s system eased new-student flow while the Associated Students Committee aided arrivals and housing. Tomorrow at 9 a.m. the semester’s first convocation will feature the president’s maiden speech.
In Missoula district court session Judge Wenerer presided as numerous civil matters and demurrers were addressed. The jury for the Erin will not be called until September 2. New citizens proclaimed include Louis P. Miller Olaf Lardon G Anderson Emil Erickson formerly Swedish subjects Joseph Desjardint born in Great Britain and Joel Wicklund native of Roeela.
Special Dispatch to the Standard notes John A. Drake of New York will arrive in Lewistown to inspect the big North Deccan s in Kendall where he is the chief owner. He will stay several days in the city area. County Attorney Ayres is ousted as Fergus county democracy’s state committee representative as plans for a bold campaign for the national ticket begin.
Thomas S Boggs of Taft files a damages suit in district court against Sheriff Campbell Deputy Callahan and others alleging an unlawful arrest at Taft. He contends he was taken into custody without due process after refusing to pay an $816 bill allegedly presented by the officer.
Missouri Sept Lane county commissioners in regular session debated the Huson saloon matter. They lacked time to finalize the new bridge contract and will resume discussions tomorrow. A written protest signed by 17 Wagon residents was presented, asking to close the saloon and annex. action postponed for further consideration.
Funeral rites for En ginger George W. Valentine, victim of a Northern Pacific wreck, were conducted at the Methodist church with Rev J W Tallomelating presiding. A large crowd attended as music was provided by Mrs W N Hassler and others in a somber, orderly ceremony.
A Dillon North and Dillon South precincts held Republican primaries last evening to nominate two justices of the peace and two constables. Delegates were chosen for the county convention to be held in Dillon next Saturday afternoon.
A cryptic courtroom scene unfolds as a judge warns that the next person disrupting proceedings will be expelled. The exchange involves shouted interjections and fragmented phrases, reflecting a chaotic moment in the hearing.
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