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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1907
Page
2
The Anaconda Standard lists publishing house details, offices, and contact lines for STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY in Anaconda and Missoula, with various telephones and street addresses. It includes distribution notices and multiple city agent points across major western cities, reflecting era advertisement networks.
The article outlines United States indictment issues surrounding William Borah and Rufus Dawes, with references to Attorney General August Belmont, Roosevelt era politics, and a broad discussion of canal and timber land matters. It notes grand jury activity, legal maneuvers, and the regional impact on Idaho politics and national climate.
Reports from Cleveland depict ailing ex president facing repeated attacks and calls for action. Observers note deteriorating strength and lingering health issues while public interest peaks in his potential return or removal from influence amid national attention.
The long fragmented article praises editorials and public sentiment, citing figures like A. A. Whitman and Auburn, and reviews weather, agriculture, and land market trends. It notes warnings from the Monitor about virtue, forecasts, and postal costs while recounting speeches and social rumors in a dense provincial news column.
The trial centers on a group including 18 entrymen and figures tied to Barker Lumber, accused of entering contracts to route timber to the company for personal gain. Prosecution links funds to conspirators, including Senator Berry, with claims of overvalued land deals and manipulated title costs. Key figures named include Reade Staunenberg and Frank Courtin, amid broader allegations of a west coast timber conspiracy and government involvement.
The garbled text references Whibemidee, Arlaghl, and Mrs Capper Vainderhuy, with mentions of presidents, Wstington, New York Central rates, and officials like Edward. It hints at election context and rail policy debates, including references to Pennsylvania and Linder's book, in a disrupted newspaper fragment.
In a tense labor stretch the strike over railway power supply ends as local businessmen buy the failing line. The move restores service after months of stoppages caused by workers and management konflikts, with authorities approving the transfer and plans to resume operations promptly.
The New York Press notes a lemon shaped Venetian glass piece among oriental art displays at the Metropolitan Museum. The carved lemon on the hover shelf, bright amber glass, embodies a playful yet timeless joke from sixteenth century artisans, a rarity unlikely to be revisited.
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