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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1903
Page
6
Anaconda Standard prints daily and Sunday editions with subscription rates in advance. The notice lists daily and Sunday options for one year six months three months and one month plus Sunday only, and provides office addresses and telephone numbers for the main office and editorial rooms.
The Standard publishes office and distribution details with branch addresses in Butte Missoula Great Falls Ogden Seattle and other cities. It lists foreign and U S offices plus news stand locations in New York Chicago Minneapolis San Francisco Denver Salt Lake City Spokane Tacoma Seattle Portland Kansas City and more.
A local editorial notes the ongoing deadlock between Mayor Mullins and the majority of Butte's aldermen over appointive officers. It urges a fresh start by proposing trusted alternative candidates and cautions the mayor against campaign-driven picks. The piece also mentions diplomats planning continental trips to engage with American audiences.
Des Moines reports reveal Iowa Republicans split into Cummins and non Cummins factions at the state convention. Cummins backed “Iowa idea” tariff reform but won nomination amid conflicting platform signals. Delegates clash over tariff stance and trust curbs, while Senator Allison’s diplomacy is noted as everyone claims victory.
A century old reflection on trimming party platforms to the essential issue in campaigns. The piece argues platforms grow bulky with each election and are poor at guiding voters post convention. It notes the desire to simplify pledges to universal issue lines to attract voters and ensure accountability.
The ambassador will travel by transcontinental rail to Pacific coast cities and back via another line. His itinerary includes Minneapolis, St. Paul, Helena, Butte and Salt Lake, with stops at Italian consulates en route and decisions on further consulates. Similar trips are planned by German, French, and Spanish ministers, with the Chinese minister also considering travel. Foreign governments monitor American business conditions via clipped newspaper stories sent home, and the German embassy plans to expand its clerical staff due to increased workload.
The column parodies Fourth of July prep with mock quotes about Water Boy the mascot, Mullins and Heaney, and a mock talk of Water Boy’s supporters. It lampoons politics and national symbols while noting weather, celebrations, and disarmament talk as the holiday approaches.
In Manitou Colorado the hotel known as the Manitou house was destroyed by fire this morning. Loss is estimated at 100000 dollars with partial insurance. The Manitou was owned by a company led by president W A Bell and leased to D Torrey but had not yet opened for the season. The cause of the blaze is not known.
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