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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1905

Page

3

Subscription rates and offices of the Anaconda Standard

The Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, with various advance payment options, and provides office addresses including Main Office in Anaconda and multiple branch offices. It notes advertising and foreign office contacts, and outlines where the newspaper is sold in major cities and at select hotels and newsstands.

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Global politics and a deluge warn of future upheaval

A Dublin style debate echoes over Ireland and Africa labor imports as Chinamen act in South Africa. The premier’s strategy fails to gain support in London Dublin and Johannesburg. Sir Archibald Geikie warns of a coming deluge, predicting drastic land loss and mass change in human life and survival.

Henry Campbell-Bannerigan Ireland Africa London Dublin Johannesburg Transvaal Coolle Latera Archibald Gethic Cambridge Ararat Greenland India

Columbia Opposes Reinstating Football As Princeton Backs Reform

The college world debates football with moves toward restructuring. Columbia University Council rejected reinstating football and urged building up the sport within the university while discontinuing intercollegiate contests except rowing. Princeton, led by President Wilson and faculty committees, advocates radical modifications to outdoor sports.

Columbia University Council Univereite Worl Princeton Fs Wilson

Interference Aims in College Football and Fitzsimmons’ Turmoil

The article discusses proposals to end interference and high paid coaching in college football, with Yale Harvard and Columbia influences shaping reform. It then shifts to boxing star Bob Fitzsimmons, his wife’s elopement, and the public’s mixed views, comparing his career to peers and noting his mounting personal and financial troubles.

Walsh of Chicago Bank Founder Faces Ruin Amid Crisis

Muh. Walsh of Chicago, once a self-made newspaper man and financier, defended his integrity as three banks failed and other Chicago banks rushed to his relief to avert panic. Once worth millions, his plans and bravado are under scrutiny as rivals doubt his fortune and his political bank status. Born in Ireland, he built a media and banking empire, founding the Western News Company and the Chicago National Bank, shaping public funds deposits through political influence.

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Notable Figures and Social Bits From a Patchwork Era

A collage of shaky biographical notes and social tidbits. Garret Hobart’s youth, church appointments, and aristocratic titles mingle with remarks on the archbishop Canterbury, Jamestown participation, and the Downshire estates. Biographical blurbs touch Chauncey Rapen, Chauncey Mitchell Rapen Jr., Judge Bond, Roosevelt’s gaming preserves, and a Berlin doctor’s musings on lab work. The King of Norway’s name formality, Winston Churchill’s historiography payout, and Gladsstone’s biographer earnings echo a miscellany of prominent names and curiosities.

American woman aids Russia orphaned by war drive

Waatiheton May 25. Nelka da Smnernoff, born to a late father a secretary in the Tunisian mission Brasi and a mother Mixlow, devoted much of her life to charity. She sought to help Russians during famine and planned to train nurses to serve at the front. Though the war ended before she could complete training, she went to St Petersburg to aid the suffering and was a vivacious Washington social figure and amateur actress.

Waatiheton Mev Nelka da Smnernoff New York Ti Brasi Mile Alle Russia Japan St. Petersburg

Persian visits and market tips in a troubled era

The piece recounts imperial court tensions during a Persian ruler’s stay in St. Petersburg and his habit of 28 hour trips to Berlin. It recalls a Philadelphia clubman seeking market tips from John W Gates, who warns young investors to wait and see. Representative Het recalls Reed’s pressure for committee seats and the tough path to assignments amid a busy Congress.

Philadelphia New York John W. Gates Het Pennsylvania Lig Thomas B. Reed Reed Hui Tlutf Tne Hla

Quaint Case Of Syndling Burglarious Sacrilege

A young woman Selené Gronkowsky, 22, daughter of a government contractor, ran away seeking excitement. After swindles and posing as a lady of life, she was caught in a parish church sacristy stealing from the plate chest. The assize court of Daniels sentenced her to two years hard labor.

Assize Court Daniels Yaung Selené Gronkowsky Bae Oflcer

Matrimony Decline Debated by Berlin Scholar

Dr Pringing argues in Weltschrift fur Sozialwissenschaft that marriage rates do not universally rise with educated European societies. He contends that only in Russia, France, and Ireland are the unmarried increasing, while in Germany bachelors are steadily decreasing despite claims from progressives.

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Platinum Production and Prices in 1904

The world supplied about 13 800 pounds of platinum in 1904 with 13 200 pounds from the Transcaucasian region. The United States produced 200 ounces valued at 4100 dollars. Production rose 10 percent that year while price reached 20.40 per ounce the highest level yet seen.

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Remedy Weene Than the Peat and Starlings Pest

The English starlings released from Europe into Australia have become a larger pest than the insects they were meant to control. They destroy epiyothetic figs and threaten to overrun crops unless exterminated. They also prey on other birds. Kaward Tuck of Exeter, New Hampshire, a philanthropist, has donated $500,000 to Dartmouth College Pilster Academy and Hampton Academy and supported charities in several countries.

Europe Kaward Tuck Exeter N. H Dartmouth College Pilster Academy Hampton Academy Hans Charities

Ashes of a Bank Note Preserved in Bank of England Vault

A Bank of England note that survived the Chicago fire is kept under glass, its pager burning away yet the ash preserving the print. The note, though charred, remained valid as the bank covered the value.

Bank of England Chicago

Nelson Statue in Trafalgar Square Faces Decay

A damaged report notes the Nelson statue in Trafalgar Square, London, is decaying as smoky air corrodes most materials. Portland limestone proves resistant, but St Paul’s Cathedral shows deterioration alike. The piece highlights air pollution's impact on historic monuments in the capital.

Nelson Trafalgar Square London

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