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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1913
Page
12
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A fragmented historical passage debates how Thomas Jefferson arrived at the Capitol, with accounts claiming horseback entry and others disputing the portrayal as a biased or outmoded textbook tale. The text questions the accuracy of numerous depictions and urges cautious judgment of historical narratives.
The piece notes Jefferson and Witton denying travel by coach and walking to the White House on the Fourth of July. It jokes that Princeton’s sage would walk to the capitol but fears the crush. It mentions Governor Sulzer walking to Albany capitol, and contrasts Albany with Washington as a political shortcut. Grover Cleveland is referenced.
The forthcoming Roosevelt revelations claim he corrected the view that Russia pressed peace. instead Japan, financially strained yet victorious, sought him to begin peace talks. A letter from the mikado allegedly sparked diplomatic drama, with recall of envoy Takahira and Tokyo reassignments, and the story may reshape views of Japan's conduct and Roosevelt's wisdom.
A compendium of Mars observations and planetary contrasts traces Mars icy, extended polar zones and longer days, while noting climate extremes and evolutionary implications. The rest surveys political quirks, Congress activity, labor strikes, and oddities from New York to Chicago, with jokes about Jefferson, Wilson, and public figures.
A committee of Junius Romney H B Harris and C P Brown asked the Mormon church leadership for financial aid to establish a Mormon colony in Texas. They claim about 1000 refugees in Texas seek a 6.5 square mile tract in Pecos Valley 399 miles east of Paso to stay near their former homes in Mexico and return when conditions allow.
Little Falls New York January 2 1936 workers at a textile mill end a six month strike. Strikers return to work under a wage schedule approved by the American Federation and Industrial Workers of the World. The new schedule raises wages 10 to 15 percent.
Havana plans a Maine monument in Vedado to mark Cuba's founding. The forward turret from the battleship Maine will rise from the harbor, with two guns, five Cuban stone reliefs, and a tablet bearing the shared U S Cuba liberty pledge.
Six men from Minneapolis were sent to the greenhouses of James J. Mill in St Paul, to observe a two month old experiment aimed at revolutionizing farming. The group noted astonishing results in wheat, oats and barley through a new chemical soil analysis method.
Washington, Jan 2 The republican senate will not fill the finance committee vacancy caused by Senator Heyburn's death as the chamber reorganizes after March. The democratic steering committee names Senator OGorman of New York to the foreign relations committee and Senator Fletcher of Florida to the judiciary. Senator Jackson of Maryland and Senator Perky will receive committee assignments.
A Brooklyn Eagle piece notes mongrel dogs as fashionable companions praised for intelligence and trainability over pedigreed breeds. It contrasts crossbreds performing parlor tricks with five blooded dogs and mentions a rapidly growing German film industry facility on Neubauer’s western suburb boundary.
A fragmentary article notes scenic backdrops for renational stories under construction in Neue Filmersdorf. It mentions Shelley's birthplace at Field Place Horsham opened to the public, with a brass tablet marking his birth on August 4 1792. Also reports hydro aircraft planned on the Seine Paris Rouen with prizes and international contest likely, facing navigation issues.
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