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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1902
Page
6
The Anaconda Standard lists daily and Sunday subscription options with prices for one year six months three months and one month. It notes advance payment and post office mailing details as part of the standard publishing terms.
Postage rates listed for 10 to 16 page editions and foreign mail. Location and contact details for The Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana, with eastern offices in New York Chicago Minneapolis San Francisco Denver Salt Lake City Spokane Tacoma Seattle and Portland newsstand partners. Advertising rates available on request.
Venezuela faces a web of debt disputes as Castro battles creditors from Germany France Italy and Spain. Germany seeks 25 million in defaulted interest and debt liquidation while France and others claim several million more tied to Matos and Krupp. England challenges Venezuela over Patos Island and its long standing claim. Castro seeks US help for a 30 million loan but faces investor risk.
Niagara Falls sees major industrial growth as Canadian power firms add turbines and wing dams. The Ontario Power Company expands output with three 10 000 horsepower turbines and a large wing dam diverting water. Scientists watch for beauty versus power as river flow shifts away from Dufferin Islands.
The text notes that after water diversion the exposed Niagara river bed reveals relics left by past visitors. Relic hunters comb barren rocks and crevices, finding old army buttons swords and guns believed to be dropped into the stream long ago near the border.
The piece notes dubious value of statistics on death months and methods, cites census data, and contrasts male and female mortality. It then shifts to Montana politics, arguing populists' strength waned despite past influence, with Democrats limited in the legislature and populist figures losing clout.
The debate over replacing Wilson North Carolina postmaster Vick with a white appointee mirrors a broader White Republican effort to exclude Black voters. President Roosevelt refuses removal, signaling federal patronage may hinge on color and threatening white supremacist aims in the South.
The Chicago Chronicle contrasts Montana election figures to argue populism’s decline. It notes Bryan’s Montana majorities in 1896 and 1900, the fall to 11,778 in 1900, and a 1902 Republican replacement, while contending many 1896 Bryan voters were Democrats or pro-finance Republicans rather than true populists.
The Social Register for the coming year highlights New York’s east-side dominance with 6 220 residences east of Fifth Avenue and only 1 208 to the west, indicating a northward population shift. It notes exclusive clubs as a key social gauge and mentions the growing measure of status among the city’s affluent.
An 18 year old woman in San Francisco dies by suicide after being lured by Robert Hemingray a horseman. Hemingray is expelled from the track and his horses barred as the story condemns his conduct and the loss of honor.
A curious column blends social fashion lore with notes on US politics and scandal. It surveys how stockings signal flirtation across Europe and London, then shifts to brief sketches of Congressmen Morris Sheppard Ryan Morrell and other political figures, plus remarks on trials and a Philadelphia murder case.
Cov ent Beicher joins coastal firm to distribute 1500 chickens while Pennypacker gathers material for Pennsylvania history. Ray will present Choctaw chief Laflore portrait in Mississippi capitol gallery. Reeds lineage spans Revolution to Philippines. Christmas generosity noted in Mereland and by Sheriff Barry. Hepburn cites limited work at the new session.
A collection of light puns and parlor quips from Philadelphia Press Washington Star and others. Jokes on mules servants and value echo across vintage daily humor pages with brisk one liners and gentle verbal twists.
A reflective poem describes a man regretting his long work hours and a distant spouse. He notes a cold dinner and lost coffee, sensing fault in his absence while choosing silence over conflict. The mood is remorseful and intimate about marital strain.
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