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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1910
Page
3
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The piece reports strong prediction that Senator Lodge will win reelection despite Foss challenging him. Lodge supporters push that Foss cannot name a preferred successor and claim Republicans want a candidate to be named by the people. The governor elect refuses to endorse any nominee, urging voters to decide who should be senator rather than pick from a slate.
The text discusses census results showing population gains of less than 14 percent in several states including Kentucky and Missouri. It notes mixed growth among New England, Missouri, Iowa, Maryland, Delaware and others, with Kentucky’s gain under seven percent and critiques of state conditions such as roads, schools, and taxation that affect migration and development. Local press commentary from Louisville and Colonial Watterson is referenced.
The piece discusses Kentucky’s resources and population growth versus Montana’s needs for modernization. It surveys political shifts, including New York politics and figures like Murphy, and mentions plans for better highways, taxes, and state development, with references to broader U.S. economic trade and car manufacturing.
Seattle December 16 publishers and editors were jailed after contempt findings over critical coverage of a grant and electric railway issue. Leroy Sanders, publisher of the Seattle Evening Slur, four months in county jail. Hugh Aen, managing editor, ten days. Stay Publishing Co. fined $400. Judge Gilliam ordered bail set late. appeal anticipated to higher courts.
Fragmented OCR text describes a fraternal order, the Order of Muscovites, launching anew under figures such as Cheban Kuykendall and Grand Sire, with plans to extend influence nationwide. Membership details mention 450 members and fundraising efforts including an upcoming fundraising auction and collaboration with eastern cities formerly part of the order.
Reports detail a dangerous blaze threatened by worker diligence and swift action of miners led by foremen and safety staff. Authorities praise the team for containing flames near equipment and storage, preventing widespread damage and injury.
In a bustling scene near the Capitol, lawmakers and reporters fill the galleries and executive offices. Senators and representatives mingle, while spectators await arrivals and news from the president. The atmosphere blends anticipation with ritual as officials greet colleagues and the press.
Fragmentary report blends references to a work by an author named Mlv and a tale about David Benet and a New York boat venture. Mentions vast gold sums, imperial banks, and voyage details with scattered European place names and figures. The garbled text hints at maritime intrigue and a landing price discussion but specifics are unclear.
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