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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1903
Page
3
The Anaconda Standard lists publishing company details, rates, and multiple branch offices across Montana and other cities. It includes postal terms, pricing for daily and Sunday issues, and contact information for offices in Anaconda, Billings, Missoula, Great Falls, and foreign advertising contacts.
Obituary notes the 83 year old Herbert Spencer an invalid yearly athlete whose encyclopedic learning and evolution theory shaped modern thought. It praises his logical method and generalization while noting his secular ethics and influence on morality.
The Helnze political party effort failed as a convention in Helena near the legislative session proved poorly timed and broadly ineffective. The failed scheme sought to pit business against itself and drew scorn from the Intelligent public, with key figures absent from the Metuze convention.
Helena senate debates on two key fair trial bills with one sent as is and the other amended, delaying final passage to the house. A separate investigation report finds no deliberate journal tampering, just a timing lapse in the legislature during the special session.
The piece reviews heated clashes between Senate and House over adjournment of the extraordinary session to handle the Cuban reciprocity treaty. It notes Speaker Cannon’s resistance to Senate pressure, presses call out Senate domination, and observes media backlash while commenting on party loyalties and political maneuvering in Congress. The text mentions Aldrich, Langler, Heinze, and various unnamed figures, reflecting a chaotic, partisan stalemate.
Miss Mary BE Jenkins is elected president of the Hyypacise News Herald Publishing Company. Isidore Newman of New Orleans marked the arrival in America from Germany on November 1 by donating 20,000 for charitable educational and religious purposes in Crescent City and northern towns. TheEmpress is described as sculptor and painter. Russell Sage cited as readable, implying his democratic stance is money-driven. Wisconsin Society re elects Mrs. James Oldney Peck as governor, said to be the only woman in that post. Mayflower Descendants fund a statue at Provincetown to honor memory.
An advertisement touts gloves from Grenoble makers in fashionable black and white, with low prices under four dollars a pair and a suggested neighbor’s testimonial. Also promotes ready-to-wear hats, shoulder shawls, and a white tan mat fabric at yard prices, inviting quick purchase.
A damaged ad notes one half price sale on select high class evening wear and plumes. It promises new styles from the workroom and highlights a broad collection offered today with substantial discounts.
Damask cloths in sizes 2x3 yards and full bleached damask tablecloths offer Irish linen at low prices. Sheets and pillow cases include 72x90 inch hemmed sets, 83x90 inch sizes, and 50x36 inch pillow cases. Bedspreads and crochet options praised for weight and finish. discounts emphasize value per yard and per item.
A sprawling, garbledU OCR fragment mixes references to Loyd Walseley, Japanese politics, US senators Patterson and Hanna, Lady Curzon’s London visit, and scattered societal vignettes. It hints at a discussion of military affairs, Democratic campaigns, and cultural anecdotes, but many names and events are unclear.
A whimsical note reports a grand bonfire planned beside Ate Innile City as the Association of Piano Manufacturers hosts its annual convention. The fragment mentions an excited crowd, old sights, and a lively, if unclear, program surrounding the event.
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