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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1903
Page
6
The Anaconda Standard imprint lists publishers and proprietors, with notes about rates payable in advance and the paper’s daily publication. It references postal rates and advertising services, mentioning addresses tied to the company in Anaconda and connected locations.
A verbose 1903 chronicle notes the long career of Senator John T. Pettus born 1821 as he prepares for his second term. The piece blends political history with a humorous, caricatured aside about Pettus’s age and a playful jab at BanPete County voters and the Jackrabbit citizen.
In Sanpete County members denounce a Salt Lake paper for suggesting a seat could be filled by Jack in Bits. They defend the jack rabbit as a western creature enduring amid farming encroachment, arguing the insult targets civilization itself and the dignity of local lawmakers.
A fragment from a 19th century magazine column notes how rapid transport and communications have collapsed distances. It contrasts pony express speed with electric wires, creating a global marketplace where wheat and wine cross oceans in hours. The piece also touches on plague measures in San Francisco and English licensing reforms amid debates on temperance and social change.
Canton Ohio January 27 President Roosevelt spoke as principal orator at a commemorative banquet of the Can tican League honoring the birthday of McKinley. He praised McKinley’s life and works, calling him a supreme leader and public servant whose era united memory and duty, amid a large assembly of state and national figures.
A remarks section recounts Roosevelt’s public service and duty as war heroes and leaders gather to honor William McKinley. Day’s toast and letters from ex secretary Wright highlight patriotism, the Philippines, and Ohio pride, with a continued note on the legacy to be carried forward.
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