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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1902
Page
4
The Anaconda Standard announces publication details with subscription rates and mailing guidelines. It lists offices in Anaconda plus branch offices in Butte, Missoula, and Great Falls, and provides contact addresses and distribution points in several cities.
A passage from the president's message argues Filipinos have long been fitting themselves for self government and calls for patience and steadfast resolve in dealing with the Philippines while noting the rhetoric may hint at independence without asserting it.
Washington report notes fading optimism as Congress debates irrigation for the arid West. Critics deride Lacy Dill as a misnamed compromise proposing small experiments, while advocates call for a wide, national plan to make the region fertile.
The passage references last week's congressional activity on the Philippine question and a Boston speech by Cornell President Schurman. It notes Presi dent Behurman’s prior island experience and McKinley’s reported indepen dence views, with Schurman’s report aligning with administration beliefs and some shifting thoughts on independence.
A Hamilton Ohio district judge directed a not guilty verdict for Mr and Mrs Bishop indicted for manslaughter arguing that failure to summon a physician by guardians does not prove manslaughter The case hinges on the meaning of care in guardianship law and may reach the Ohio Supreme Court.
The article argues Holland can act as sponsor for the Boers in diplomatic efforts to end the Boer War. It cites Lord Salisbury’s hint of peace on terms that would give Boers a Canada-like relation to Britain, with a milder policy than prior London proposals.
The arrival of Prince Henry prompts anticipated heavy police action in New York and Chicago as anarchists threaten burlesque receptions. Authorities warn they will curb crank actions and detain anyone challenging the prince, while a Greek New Haven resident aims to duel the prince the moment he lands.
Terrence McGovern known as Terrible Terry introduced a new afternoon dress standard for men during social functions. He reportedly entered the Four Hundred enclosure and was invited to visit a New York society woman whose country home adjoins his Long Island training quarters.
The eminent boxer decides on a scarlet sweater a net waistcoat with white polka dots a blue sack coat and trousers varnished shoes and a derby hat. The New York Evening Post suggests deeper red tones for a more dramatic look while praising McGovern for his democrat spirit and willingness to visit a Four Hundred family.
A survey lists forty four proposed amendments pending in Congress covering eighteen subjects from popular senatorial elections to federal regulation of marriage and divorce and six year presidential terms. It notes some proposals are frivolous while others reflect long standing reform ideas.
The Cinemati Enquirer reports a compromise on an Ohio appointment. It notes Senator Hanna views the deal as the same as pursuing his own way, signaling possible friction in the Senate over the choice.
From the Spokane Spokesman-Review, a critique notes the senate has advanced public bullying bills for Spokane for 12 years while the house consistently defeats them, framing the pattern as a repeated, unhealthy cycle.
Beattie Post-Intelligencer notes Andrew Carnegie may fund libraries for principalities worldwide. The piece frames his aim as a means to aid the poor and broaden access to education through library endowments.
The text notes a shift indicated by The World Move from the Philadelphia Times and comments on four millionaires unable to gamble in public without accountability. It suggests this signals broader changes in society and hints speculation may follow as the world ages.
In early May, Thomas Matterson, newly elected senator from Volo fade, shifts back toward his original calling after a period as a business manager. The St. Louis Star notes his return to his prior career path.
The piece argues that girlhood in higher races lasts longer and women gain from deferred marriage, education, and culture. It contrasts savage and civilized societies, cites figures on marriage ages, and praises modern education for women as elevating both girls and society compared with ancient Greeks and Romans.
A Philadelphia Times column honors country doctors like Dr Francis Clemens of Paoli who dies aiding others. It praises constant service, cheerful guidance, and selfless calls across rough country, noting similar deeds by Maryland physicians and the lasting thanks of communities.
Washington dispatch reports Thomas Carter remains firmly in control of Montana patronage and continues as consulting engineer. Insurgents and Roosevelt aides signal Montana differences likely unresolved this session as isthmus canal plans and irrigation bills face slow action.
Delegates of the United Irish league led by W H K Redmond and J Devlin travel aboard the Cymric en route to New York. Committees in Belfast and New York organize welcome plans and branches, with a dinner in Devlin’s honor during the stay in the United States.
Monterey Mexico February 2 60 tons of silver ore sold for 800000 dollars as ore described as exceptionally high grade. Proceeds reflect strong demand for precious metals and indicate price levels for bulk ore shipments from the region.
A survey of contemporary fashion and etiquette covers ugly black bows at the nape of the neck, the social role of well bred women, the bundle girls at Vassar, home textile details, scented accessories, and lavish royal parties with Maxine Elliott and others at Marlborough House.
A fragment discusses the Monroe Doctrine and U S stance without a formal revision or clear international response. The text hints at official calls for a different framing but lacks concrete action or named actors.
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