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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1908
Page
7
Local boards select Hughes to lead the ticket in Samatoga West Virginia as the community prepares for upcoming elections. party officials announced the nomination amid early campaign moves.
The Republican convention in Albany urged Charles R. Hughes of New York for governor with strong backing from key delegates. The ballot closed with Hughes securing the renomination amid a tense, closely watched process and party unity efforts led by Timoth J. Woodruff.
In a crowded field at the convention, Murphy presided as Aldared led Rex men. The event showcased strong performances from top teams, with Tarmory among the leading contenders and several rivals posting notable times and scores.
Reports from the New York political scene describe Tammany Hall leader Charles Murphy and Senator Martian Chanler negotiating a harmonizing plan to end factional fighting within the party. The aim is a peaceful November election with a unified ticket and reduced tensions in key counties.
Seven men died and nine injured when a wagon loaded with powder exploded near Sorlating Alabama at 10 15 this morning. Victims include Edward Windsor Wesley, McMaths, Thaverton, and many others. explosions damaged nearby buildings and plunged the area into shock.
A garbled interview quotes Harriman discussing railroad conditions, reductions in operating costs, and hopes for further improvements. He notes physical strain on lines in the West and touches on freight rates, maintenance, and the political stance of the party, avoiding specifics of policy actions.
The report highlights Independence party efforts to organize statewide campaigns. It notes petitions filed, organizing groups, and anticipated candidate engagement, with references to hearings and local party coordination across regions.
Special dispatch from Helena Sept reports the Templars of Montana elect new officers including grand commander Presta Moss and Emery Payne. The ceremony included bearer Robert Leker and biographical notes on several attendees.
Democratic candidate William Jennings Bryan defended his platform in a New Jersey speech discussing unity across regions, growth of his ideas, and the stakes of the upcoming election. He cited economic discontent, labor issues, and business fears under Republican rule, urging support for Democratic policies and bank deposit guarantees.
Fires continue to burn in Dalat and nearby areas causing loss of life and extensive smoke. Rescue teams struggle to reach Nester and other settlements as ooze and flames hamper efforts. Local authorities report several buildings damaged and residents urged to seek safety.
Fragmented OCR text from a Maine election report shows minimal shifts in the vote tally. Names, numbers, and places are garbled, but the piece references a Maine vote with phrases like full vote and tie. No clear outcomes or dates can be confirmed.
Governor Norris reports success in offering the Cree in Montana a home in Canada with free goods and a reservation. Little Bear opposes returning, while Norris seeks Canadian contact to inform Cree of the plan and crossing details. If they refuse, Montana bears no further responsibility.
Nilings Mant of Carbonuis led a posse that pursued two heavily armed horse thieves enticed from Ui pat wank. The capture occurred near the reservation in the southeastern park as the posse closed in. Four hunts were conducted without a fight.
A compact note reports Elday Republicans gathering to discuss local affairs and party organization in a small community meeting. Key participants and venues are not specified in the readable text.
Special dispatch reports the Republican county convention selecting a large ticket headed by B. Connelly and Tra Whitney for representatives and Charley Newman for assessor. Roosevelt and Taft praised. platform supports protective tariff and road improvement. delegates instructed to back Judge Cheadle’s renomination at the state convention.
The Sanders county Republican convention nominated county officers and elected state delegates. The slate includes A. S. Ainsworth for county attorney, J. M. Self for commissioner, J. K. Hartman for treasurer, W. B. Christopher for sheriff, C. F. Baker for county clerk, E. Rinard for assessor, Stephens for coroner, and Dr. Hy E t wurveyor. State delegates listed include O. AL Houghond, I. Can Sprague, and others with no further details provided.
A disrupted War update notes the republican party gathering for Park County took place in the city’s hall with continued proceedings through Day Twelve. The report emphasizes attendance by local figures and ongoing discussions on party plans and local issues.
A heated exchange unfolded as factions within the Republican Party pressed William Howard Taft and allies in New Jersey and New York. Leaders including Bryan and Roosevelt faced questions on party unity, campaign strategy, and future guidance as reporters tracked shifting loyalties and anticipated political moves.
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