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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1902
Page
6
The Anaconda Standard lists publishers and proprietors of the newspaper with printing information, rates, offices in Anaconda and Washington, and distributing and telecommunication details. It includes addresses, postage rates, and various agency contacts for sourcing and distribution.
A long account recounts Mr. Edwards losing a dress suit on a journey from Montana to St. Paul, with railroads and generosity aiding him. It links his loss to a broader comment on public life, President Roosevelt’s upcoming message, and western development, urging support for homestead and irrigation policies. The piece also touches trolley expansion debates, Reed’s aging influence, and a skeptical note on medical quacks in American Medicine.
A Los Angeles report from Van Nuys details visits by Luis de Casto Palomino and the Duke of Almodovar to Domecq's firm in Jerez de la Frontera. They discuss sherry origins, the Napoleon vintage, and Domecq’s wine legacy, noting California’s budding but nascent wine industry and room for growth.
A bred Cook from Tage New York state, known for cake making, devised an improved cake tin and patented it. She tested in fairs and towns, then moved to New York city and built a growing business selling cakes and licensing the patent with her husband managing operations. Her success shows sustained demand for inventive kitchen tools and baked goods.
A Detroit Tribune article sketches a gang of cracksmen active near Detroit, describing their safes, vault thefts, and occasional murders. It notes the low payoff relative to risk, the criminals’ mixed intelligence, and the profitless end, with most making little or nothing beyond brief notoriety and eventual prison.
The Chicago Chronicle lauds the United States for its vast climate variety and argues that rapid railroad progress has linked regions from ocean to mountains. It envisions a future of faster travel, more efficient communication, and renewed national prosperity.
A study of writing methods by Haddon Chambers and Louis N. Parker, detailing how Chambers plots before writing, gathering ideas from actors, collaborators, and settings. It notes Parker’s similar habits, and mentions Gilbert, Pinero, and other figures, with examples from their processes and rituals.
Daniel Reynolds recalls a 40 year absence from the Civil War battlefields Cedar Mountain and Second Manassas. His missing comrade William Brown, 24, was said to have spied for the Confederates, vanished after Bull Run, and later may have been executed as a spy. A captured soldier’s tale links Longstreet and a drumhead court martial to his mysterious fate. A burglary report closes the fragment.
A robber entered the home through a rear window while Theo McSwat and wife Totelia slept. Cash valued at about four shillings was found missing among trousers, with some five pence left. The couple disputed the theft, Lobelia denying involvement as the husband suspects the culprit.
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