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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1901

Page

8

Butte Celebrates Grand History With Fireworks Spectacle

Citizens revel in a city celebration described as the grandest in Butte's history with crackling fireworks, roaring rockets, and a booming, joyful atmosphere. The event is marked by music and widespread communal cheer as residents enjoy the celebratory display.

Butte

Judge Wines Delivers Impassioned Fourth of July Oration

In Butte the first century of the new decade saw a record Fourth of July celebration. Judge J L Wines addressed a huge crowd at the courthouse after a day of civic games, concerts by the Montana and Boston & Montana bands, and a citywide fireworks display.

Butte Gramme Montana State Band Main Street J. L. Wines Mr. Horgan Judge Wines

Fourth of July Oration on Progress and Power

The speaker reflects on celebrating the nation’s birthday, noting humility in stepping back from oratory. He compares past and present America, cites population growth from 3 million to 75 million, and argues wealth and power have increased with opportunity, while urging public remedy through the people.

Hancocks

Fourth of July and the American electorate

A historical reflection on the Fourth of July as a unifying public day and a call to prudent voting standards. The piece argues youth should wait until 21 to vote, warns against property qualifications, and condemns importing old world ignorance and vice into American elections.

New World

A Glorious Day and a Warning for the Future

A patriotic address celebrates a joyful day with flags and fireworks while urging reflection on the past and a cautious view toward the future. It calls for stronger language testing for migrants seeking citizenship and cautions against unchecked power, stressing self preservation and informed voters.

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