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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1903
Page
3
Anaconda Standard publishes daily and Sunday editions with old fashioned subscriber rates and advance payment terms. The paper lists multiple branch offices and a broad network of news bureaus across major U S cities for postal and editorial correspondence.
The article mixes a discussion of US Colombian tensions and naval actions with a biographical sketch of abolitionist and reformer Colonel Higginson. It references Roosevelt and Hayes, warns against foreign entanglements, and mentions Higginson’s Harvard ties, abolition stance, and literary career shaping his reformist path.
The text blends recollections of Civil War figures with accolades for Wellington, contrasts German and English views of Waterloo, and cites modern rhetoric about Kaiser Wilhelm. It touches on Hanover, Prussia, and British history while noting railway earnings and ongoing 1917 era war planning discussions, including Governor Taft’s expected role and Root’s resignation.
Fragmentary report mentions Sonray water and British policy with the United States, references to England in colonial conflicts, Philippine issues, Boer War, Columbia trouble, and a proabition theme in Tibet. Includes Lord Curzon and a lama of Tibet with critique of a commercial treaty violation.
The text reports extensive, fragmented items about Kune Fischer resigning a professorship at Molded bere, the Life Lieutenant Soldachmut as veteran leader, and the widow of a professor planning to donate or save a library. It also mentions Orville Carver of Angele seeking the Republican nomination, health updates on Thien, and civil leaders in charges of memorials and monuments. A fragment on Charlotte Smith in Washington notes her influence and quips about Whitney.
A major cattle theft ring looms in Northern Montana with over 100 head reportedly moved across multiple outfits. Investigations trace missing brands and altered ear marks, while authorities pursue warrants and assess timber land factors tied to the thefts and alleged ring structure.
The city reports a presidential factory opening with Burns in attendance and a later note on Roosevelt's April visit as crews labored. A local tragedy follows with a widow, family losses, and a funeral plan while a school superintendent dispute heads to the state supreme court. A nearby election reveals a tight race between Mrs. Reoweth and Buntuy, with results pending after the next gathering.
A bank teller linked to a Water Street bank was sentenced to prison for complicity in election-related fraud. The December ruling followed a coronation-style plot tied to the Fy Sathauat bank.
A brief local note records Mra. Eltore Worth Hisedal and Misia Gread Fa Worthy as prominent figures, with a focus on a barber linked to community life. The item reflects customary society notices in the period, naming individuals and tying them to everyday trades.
The secretary of the Marine has revoked the order suspending land entries under the Land and Stone Act. The action cancels prior suspension and restores entry rights, pending further guidance.
A fragmented notice indicates a suspect at Neli Seen Street South faces sentencing today with transmission to Atlanta tomorrow for interrogation. The report hints at a formal process but lacks clear names or dates.
George Johnson reports a brutal encounter near Heewan Ottermote range as a group of men tracked a monster Wildcat. They moved to Wood Tot area and vocalized a loud chase, drawing attention from nearby residents while observers described the tense scene.
A dog attack disrupted a moving tram as a large dog roughly five feet long fought and injured men. the driver attempted to frighten the animal by shouting warnings and the incident concluded with the animal killed after sustained blows to its head.
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