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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1906
Page
15
July celebrations spread through Montana with bright sunshine while the eastern regions saw rain. The report highlights public festivities and notable speeches including Bryan's address in London Town and other contemporary remarks.
The Independence Day dinner of the American Society at the Hotel Cech featured Whitelaw Reid as the central figure. Speakers included Mr Bryan amid laughter and cheers, with remarks on duties of nations and the White Man’s Burden.
The ceremony honored the one hundredth thirteenth anniversary of American independence with exercises at Tammany. Both sides celebrated, and the event continued with further observations.
Special Dispatch to the Standard Missoula July Fourth celebration drew a large crowd amid a patriotic mood. The grand parade moved through South Missoula and Higgins Avenue with the Montana State Band, various floats, and the Goddess of Liberty float. Major city officials and committees followed, as spectators enjoyed a festive, harmonious display in ideal weather.
President Roosevelt speaks to Lincolnian themes in a rain interrupted July fourth gathering at a grove in Oyster Bay. He cites Lincoln's calm remedy over wrongdoing, urges honesty and courage, condemns inequality, and warns against despising enemies. A shower interrupts, rubber coat donned, crowd urged to seek common sense.
Anaconda held a grand Fourth of July with perfect weather and bustling crowds. Mayor McKenzie's executive team organized a smooth parade and fireworks, complemented by street pageantry, dynamite-timed displays, and a salute by Captain Hunter, marking one of the city’s most spirited celebrations.
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