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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1908
Page
10
Finest nine inch bronze college seals mounted on oak with Flemish finish priced at five dollars each, plus express charges bringing total to about seven dollars. Seals available for most colleges, preparatory schools, fraternities, and secret orders. orders can be placed for others. See them in the window.
Wagon coal beds at Grady's. Rent planes from Green Bros. Drs Cole and Tait Gentists. Reilly to Sisson California G R Bartlett gone to Houston. W F Norvell in Los Angeles. Reynolds to Maco. Mr and Mrs A Gear spending week at state fair. Quartz Tooktion blanks at Standard office. Births in town. Broadway theater tonight. Mr and Mrs EB P Mallen to Los Angeles. Lee family to Sweden. James Kemp visiting Missouri. Magazines and papers from far west. Vera Shelton visiting in town. Atterbury fabrics sale note. Tonkin's Clothery promotions. Red Boot Shoe Co. new styles. Marriage licenses issued. Regal shoes at Red Bent Shoe Co.
A visitor describes a view at the California Wine House featuring a fine collection of sculptures and artworks from Montana. The piece highlights an import titled The Monks and invites readers to Auguet Fack's.
Dispatch reports Powell county resident in Beoreh of a man believed to killed an Indian at Gatileon yesterday. The incident left the Indian dead. no trace of the white man was found.
Anavonor Copper Mining announces a dividend of 69 cents per share in New York. The update names key executives and notes previous performance to support the payout.
The article notes a political event in Glasgow with attention on two candidates, Anvernee Norrig and PAUG Goodwin, running for state treasurer. Kent spent most of the day in the city and attracted a large audience tonight during opera hours.
A man threatened Rev Father Batens at his Centerville home, reached for a revolver, and was shoved down steps by the priest who then closed the door. The intruder, described as intoxicated, had earlier demanded $3 and appeared twice that morning seeking help. No authorities were notified.
A garbled Helena article fragment references a fatality and a man who threatened to kill during a Cabrication episode. It notes clergymen efforts to intervene and implies a broader social response. The piece mentions a figure named Batons and a priestly figure, with unclear motives and outcomes.
The Anaconda people will attend a morning ceremony at the Church of the Immaculate Conception in Butte. Heliorat, an auditor for the Butte, Anaconda & Pacific Railway Co, will preside. Afterward, they plan a trip to California.
A four year old in Centerville died after eating decayed grapes suspected to be poisoned. The child Philip Brayes died after noon yesterday following sickness. balance of family including parents survive along with two brothers aged one and five. Funeral arrangements will be announced by the undertaker.
Special Dispatch reports Livingston fire destroyed Northern Pacific coal docks and several hundred tons of coal this morning. Firefighting halted by remote location and dry wood structures. damages estimate around 14,000 dollars. Replacement complex expected to be erected promptly to replace the loss.
Victoria reports a steamer struck near Seattle while inbound to Port Townsend. Passengers were rescued by the Edith after wireless distress signals. the Humboldt initially steamed to the scene. The rescued party landed safely at Port Townsend. conditions described as urgent but controlled.
Burglars active in Bulte area for three nights. two major hauls reported but intruders frightened away by residents returning. Homes entered include Mrs. John Middleton in Centerville, John Noyes on East Granite, Dr Edward F. Maginn on West Granite, Edward Alkire on West Bold, Grant Bartlett on War Park, and James Lynch in Exeolasay and Antimony.
The letter accuses party figures of concealing campaign fund details and questions whether major donors influence public officials. It cites Gov Hughes and Taft era fund contributions and argues the public deserves to know who contributes to campaigns to judge motives.
A dated missive from William J. Bryan argues against before election secrecy in campaign funding and against misrepresentation of motives. He defends openness, criticizes a convention for avoiding publicity, and urges the public to rebuke those withholding information until polls close.
New York report details alleged theft of correspondences from Archbold files connected to the Standard Oil disclosure. Vice president John Tayebold says letters vanished over three years ago, with a suspected insider. A witness named Slingell allegedly aided the theft and sold letters to Hearst's Journal, along with copying books. The episode raises questions about authenticity and potential forgery.
New York papers publish a signed statement by South Carolina Senator John L McLauren defending his past letters to John D Archbold of Standard Oil. He says the correspondence occurred during a bitter political struggle and argues for education funding to advance reform and self government despite wealth influence.
A garbled clipping recounts a love incident and a spill involving an unnamed man. The text is fragmentary with unclear actors and sequence, offering little verifiable detail beyond a relationship crisis and a possible spill event.
Mayer offers a large stock of sterling silver wedding presents including Orange Glassin and Wilder Rose patterns. He promotes weight matched pieces and a money back guarantee, advertising extensive stock and low prices to attract buyers.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a local notice on a children’s footwear event. Partial phrases hint at timing and discounts but details are garbled. The readable bits mention 08 and a plan to proceed, with no clear dates or venues.
Dover England Sept 29 The burial Steamer yacht Argonaut bound for Lelbon with 280 persons including families on board went down between Driver and Dungeness after colliding with the steamer Kingawell. All aboard reached boats and came ashore safely. Life boats rescued the survivors.
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