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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1907
Page
5
The Anaconda Standard imprint lists publisher details and daily subscription rates, with offices in Anaconda and Butte plus national advertising rooms in New York Chicago and other cities. It enumerates sales points and newsstands across major U S cities.
The article notes Walter Wellman remained safe as his planned balloon journey north faced delays. Weather in late August proved unfavorable and the start was postponed past Seuil 10 with talk of turning the balloon off if he did not depart. The public expects a future attempt perhaps in August next year or another year, but belief in a poleward voyage persists.
The steel industry shows continuing strong demand with heavy orders and rising output. Factories and construction drive production, and forecasts point to a continued surge in annual steel consumption as copper demand also rises. Local mills report extensive business and improved capacity utilization amid optimistic industrial forecasts.
Chauncey M Depew arrived in New York after a European tour and stated no objection to a third term, suggesting conditions might favor continuing The Haneman in office. He had previously opposed Grant and shifted stance amid Roosevelt and Harriman fundraising, with large donations tied to the Roosevelt campaign.
The piece notes the 298th anniversary of Henry Hudson’s voyage from Sandy Hook to Albany and reflects on his lesser known English origins. It contrasts this with a New York trial in which Mrs. Laura Carter is acquitted of receiving stolen money linked to Chester Runyan’s theft from Windsor Trust, while questions linger over nearly eighty thousand dollars missing from the fund.
The Grand Army of the Republic plans its annual encampment later than usual at Saratoga. Veterans march in comfort this year after heat impacted the Minneapolis 1890 parade. The 1908 death rate is near four percent, with J. T. Wilder among several candidates for national commander.
The Wines Secretary Taft is criticized for focusing on continental tranalt issues while implying actions after stabilizing conditions in the Philippines. The writer notes public awareness of the inland policy and mocks benevolent aims, accusing anti-Taft figures of hostile voting and suggesting a tough, imminent government order.
A chaotic mix of commentary on government by the people, colonial tensions, and international affairs. It touches on Taft's plans in Manila, revolts in the Philippines, and opinions on democracy, with Irish and European monarchy references. The piece meanders through sports, weather, and political quips, reflecting a digressive era column.
Spatial Correspondents report on an Attorney General opinion to State Examiner Collins about filing fees in district court. Galen clarifies that if all defendants appear in one demurrer the fee is 2.50 for all, even with separate appearances later. if some defendants demur and others answer separately, additional 2.50 fees apply for each separate appearance. The ruling emphasizes when multiple appearances are filed separately the higher fee accumulates.
Special correspondent reports Charleo Candy a cowboy working with the party pool roundup on Cottonwood creek was thrown from his horse Friday and severely injured. He died Saturday in Miles City. burial held today. Candy had several brothers in Wyoming.
Special correspondence reports a teachers institute in Milea City with Crawford, Lawson, and Roxebyd among attendees. Visiting inspectors from ANG INSULGIO and Life teachers in Ate will be welcomed with a reception and hall event on the night of the month. The Bulile Commercial Bank offers per cent interest on time deposits.
Glasgow, Bent special correspondence reports Valley District Court opened its regular September term. Judge Talan planned jury trials starting Sept 26 but postponed until Oct 24 on request. Several defendants faced hearings including a forgery charge against Jon Mas, with court appointing counsel. Debates over probate matters and estate affairs proceeding. civil cases expected to fill about two weeks. Also noted are construction and banking items, plus condolences for a local death.
A city scene turns chaotic when a dray owner fractures an arm Friday night during a call caused by a stage prop parody featuring The Mayor of Yoldn. Boxes and paraphernalia scatter. only the mayor’s rigging is damaged.
Miss Hannah English sister of Maurice English deputy county attorney died after a long tuberculosis illness at 482 West Porphyry street. Born in Ireland she came to the United States 12 years ago, lived in Chicago then moved to Butte seeking health. Survived by mother and brothers Michael in Chicago Edward in Brooklyn, sister Mrs Mary Pollarty in Los Angeles and Norah in Butte. Funeral at West Porphyry Street home then to St Patrick's Church with burial in Catholic cemetery. Also notes on infant Doris Peters and other local deaths and services in Butte society notices.
The Time, The Place and the Girl, hailed as a major musical and dramatic success, comes to Broadway Friday and Saturday. The Chicago Ta Sale run set sellout records and 26 days in advance. Starred by Happy John Hicks with a strong cast including Jamie Jensen and Elizabeth Goddall, the show blends comedy, music, and sentiment with original character types.
Knights of Py and visiting orders gather at Pythian Castle Thang At 1 Melook p.m. sharp for the funeral of our late brother Vamen TH Burrows. GC f G R Davies K of R and attendees urged to attend.
Franklin K. Lane of the Interstate Commerce Commission met with Montana state railroad officials in Butte to discuss fuel and car shortages. The talks, informal and held at the Thornton hotel, touched on Northwest coal supplies and future transport issues as Lane headed toward Seattle after visiting shippers and rail interests.
Contentment is described as the result of wanting your own job a little more than the other fellow's, reflecting a mindset about personal effort and workplace competition.
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