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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1902
Page
6
Fragment from an old newspaper listing publishing company, address blocks, and telephone numbers. Contains references to Standard Publishing Company, daily and Sunday editions, office locations, and Washington bureau contact, but no clear news event.
A survey of notes on the Big Hole battle dated August 9 1877 recalls Gibbon commanding United States troops against Neseo’s band while Chief Joseph’s forces moved into Montana. The piece also covers King Edward VII’s coronation amid questions on his health and the pace of royal pomp.
London buyers of parade seats claim refunds after virtually no use of purchased seats amid grumbling and threats of lawsuits. Legal opinion divides on validity as some purchasers form pools to test their claims, arguing risk shared by sellers and buyers alike, with coverage of city papers noting the event as acts of God and urging no price for unused privileges.
A collage of passages on tobacco deprivation in a lunatic asylum, royal coronation chatter, and assorted society musings. The piece juxtaposes inmates craving tobacco with reflections on leaders, industry captains, and Francis Train, interwoven with notes on British pageantry, English royalty, and economic sectors.
An article fragment recalls the Liberty Bell’s planned exhibition voyage from Philadelphia toward St. Louis for a world’s fair in 1906. It notes prior stops in Allentown and exhibitions in Chicago, Atlanta, Charleston, and on the east bank of the Mississippi, with a royal breakfast said to honor Prince Henry of Prussia and a select group of industry captains.
Personal notes survey diverse topics from Depew’s son studying medicine in Paris to a Pasteur professor’s private lab work. It mentions a military display at Longchamp, a Sunday ordinance in Joplin allowing only necessities, a grocer accused of selling tobacco on Sunday, and Judge Brown’s humorous handling. Other items note real estate near Oxford on Long Island, Roosevelt’s residence purchase, Admiral Jowett’s cadet encounter, William Le Ques’s consul appointment, and King Edward’s health secrecy.
A fragmented humor column offers a string of wry lines and social jests. References to wit about poets, a barber shop scene, and stray conversations hint at light banter and cultural quirks of the era.
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