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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1903
Page
3
The Anaconda Standard announces daily publication with subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions. Advertising details, office addresses, and regional bureau locations are listed for readers and advertisers across multiple cities including New York Chicago Denver Seattle and Portland.
Odd fragments describe Anaconda Elks as they organize activities and silk shipments for events this week. The text notes broader news on Russian methods, public service integrity, and debate over war funding to Japan, mentioning M. Witte and officials in St Peters burg.
The article discusses Chicago street railway problems and mayoral election implications. It notes J idse Doone elected mayor, support for municipal ownership, and the obstacle of existing franchises with high costs. It suggests Chicago previously granted favorable terms to private companies, hindering city ownership efforts.
Professor Ress of the University of Nebraska, a renowned expert on social issues, warned during a Chicago lecture that the American race has reached its zenith. He said immigration weakens the nation, cities dominate rural areas, the frontier’s sustaining influence is gone, and the country is speeding toward ruin, comparing it unfavorably to the old century’s pace.
A garbled historical summary discusses the U S republic’s perilous state during the era after 1837. It references Professor Ross, observers, and a shift toward financial collapse, slavery debates, and political upheaval culminating in a claim that the nation pulled itself together and moved toward business after a long crisis.
A large gathering of about two hundred clergymen and lay delegates from Montana will attend the Confrenexor session presided by Bishop Navid I. Moore. Dr. Seash Mills long prominent presiding elder of the Helena district will retire after six years, marking a significant transition for Montana Methodism.
A fragmentary report discusses salaries and perks for Togos and the Connecticut legislature. It cites a 83 000 annual salary, wartime indemnity funds, forest income, and pens and knives in expense accounts. The tone questions propriety of perquisites amid broader tax and corruption anxieties.
A fragment from a 1900s newspaper describes Anaconda hosting Judge Hunt with banners and arches planned for his arrival. It mentions local comments on hospitality and a gate inscription, plus various political and international allusions from the era.
The Rev Father Cavanauga named vesidont of the University of Notre ane and head of Holy Cross seminars since 1599. At 35, born in Leeionia Ohio, educated at parish school and Nowe Dame, ordained in 1591. He has 32 years as assistant editor of Ave Maria and is a noted lecturer and contributor.
Referee Frank Plumley ruled on 11 French and Venezuelan claims arising from the 1902 insurrection damages. Eight cases were heard, two dismissed for lack of equity, one fully disallowed. Total awarded to a French company was 464,952 francs to General Orange Co. The Ty company railroad claim was cut from 9,507,24 francs to 74,880. Venezuela had offered to pay 4809 francs, the total.
A collage of notes on figures from music, literature, and society. Dr W Th Grace and Engiana’s famed cricketer autograph exchanges are described alongside portraits of Lady Jersey, Signor Cayuso, Signor Caruso, and other artists. The piece surveys clerks, professions, and demographics, interwoven with literary and cultural anecdotes from London society.
A scattered narration covers a coerced kitten theft, legal inertia, Harold A. Loring’s Indigenous music supervision role in South Dakota, and Watkins Mills in Australia. It mentions the Rosebud Reservation, a Portland native, and a mine underground concert by Mr. Mills that astonished miners, revealing a blend of personal intrigue and cultural events.
Fragmented discourse recounts a quirky cast including Aaron Versen and his Izmnrad, Highland Mecphersons, Count Van Perses, and Baron Gustave fost, along with anecdotes about Jase Jefferson and a Swede in Sweden. It also traces card games from Primera to Ombre, Quadrilie, and Bridge, noting shifts in peers, politics, and American settlement.
A historical note describes aluminum coated paper made in Gere mans for wrapping food. It explains applying a resin solution to artificial material, sprinkling minerals, and baking to form a protective coating. The aluminum film resists air and fats and shows no significant lead or cadmium impurities in Paris tests.
The Monterey Park and Cement company organizes with paid in capital of 000411 and location in Monteres, capital of Nueva Leon. Demand for cement in the republic rising, likely to reach new highs. cement previously imported largely from the United States and Germany. The Prince of Monaco prioritizes navigation service over tying machines. A study begins on upper atmosphere currents. In Alamaden mines workers are limited to four and a half hours per day and seven to eight days per month to protect health.
Misa Fitzabeth K. Brown, daughter of the late David Wolfe Brown longtime chief official reporter of the house of representatives, has entered the mining field in Colorado seeking new opportunities.
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