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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1908
Page
28
A selection highlighted for actual merit promises greater bar gain possibilities than regular items. The announcement emphasizes economy and superior value, presenting items worthy of careful consideration for shoppers.
The speech decries trusts and praises opposition to God on coin while blasting tariffs and campaign finance secrecy. Gore links panics to Republican policy, warns of the Aldrich Wheeler currency bill, and claims Democrats would end corruption, delivering a long, pointed address.
Five parties held state conventions in Lincoln on September 2. The Republican plank demanding bank deposit guarantees failed 480 to 15. Democrats favor a state bank deposit guarantee law and railroad valuation. The Populists back Bryan for president and push a sound monetary system.
North Creek N Y Sept 22 Forest fire conditions worsen hourly with no rain in sight Five thousand men battle flames day and night and no fire has been checked At least five thousand acres of valuable forest lands are burning uncontrollably.
The document records pressure on a political figure to provide evidence for charges, with pleas for fair treatment and investigation options. It includes a dated 1908 Detroit note from William J. Bryan defending the Democratic stance and criticizing Republican tactics, urging transparent campaign funding limits and timely publication of contributions.
Pittsburg reports a prolonged drouth across Western and Northern Pennsylvania and neighboring Ohio and West Virginia counties. Forest fires linked to the drought have caused millions in damage to lumber timber and crops. Wages of thousands have fallen as plants idle. more plants may suspend without rapid rain.
The article argues men will be well dressed this winter with the latest fashions and exclusive patterns available at the big store. It highlights suits and furnishings including hats collars ties shoes hosiery gloves undergarments and urges readers to obtain the magazine for guidance and value.
The Butte car plans its last trip this Sunday marking the end of a successful season. Thousands of strangers were introduced to the wonders of Butte by the vehicle during its run.
In Logan Utah on September 22 the Democratic state convention nominated Jesse Knight of Provo for governor by acclamation. The ticket includes R Owen for secretary of state, Joseph E Caine for treasurer, U S Martineau for representative, J W Nixon for auditor, S W Stewart for supreme court justice, G W Stringfellow for attorney general, D H Robinson for superintendent, and presidential electors Jones Andrus Acquilla Nebeker and Frank V Stevens. The platform supports the Denver national party principles, pledges Bryan and Kern, and rejects the local option plank while endorsing strict separation of church and state.
Hennessy latest fashion magazine appeared in Butte yesterday. It showcases cuts and descriptions of all that is late in attire for men and boys. The issue features store pictures and highlights new suitings for the season with clever writing and stylish designs.
Promoter Coffroth and manager terms may set the November or January bout with Packy McFarland for lightweight champion Nelson. Negotiations suggest McFarland seeks fair terms, distance and a 45 round fight, while Nelson tours Chicago theatrical engagements after Sept 27. Nelson is paid $1,200 for a Chicago week with a share of receipts.
The piece previews top fights planned in California including Jim Barry vs Battling Johnson in Los Angeles a 10 rounder on Sept 25 Owen Moran vs Eddie Hanlon in San Francisco for 20 rounds on Sept 30 Billy Papke vs Stanley Ketchel in Frisco on Nov 24 and Jeffries club pursuing big bouts.
Madison Wisconsin September 22 The Republican state convention adjourned late tonight to resume tomorrow The bitter clash centers in the platform committee over adopting the Chicago or La Follette platform The remark follows a thought that most tasks stay undone due to incomplete knowledge.
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