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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1906
Page
8
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Fragmented OCR recounts Whitman Reid's visit and American society events in London in July. Ambassadors, Bryan, Roosevelt and Reed speak on politics, imperial burden, and national progress. The crowd cheers as toasts honor Roosevelt and discuss U S leadership and Western versus Eastern influence.
Anaconda marks a mighty Fourth of July celebration with flawless weather, crowding and noise throughout the day. A parade from Main to Commercial avenues featured a dynamite display, cannons, crackers, and flags, followed by a quiet, orderly evening as residents wore holiday attire and joined in the festivities.
New York marks a grand celebration as diverse groups join in the Columbian celebration on Independence Day. The event featured displays from Varney and Tammany circle, with attendees noting the patriotic pageantry and civic pride across multiple organizations.
Special Dispatch describes Independence Day celebrations in Missoula with a morning to night program. Morris Schrenbers led volunteers, a grand parade filled streets, and floats including the Goddess of Liberty carried by 42 girls. The procession, bands, and police escorted by platoons highlighted a city-wide display of patriotism.
A fragmented notice records a day observed at Oyster Bay with unclear details and several misread words. The readable elements include PLACE Oyster Bay and action noted as observed. No clear date or organizations are identifiable from the legible text.
President Roosevelt spoke to townspeople at Cyril Bay grove on July Fourth. He urged honesty, patriotism, and common sense, recalled Lincoln’s words on national trials, cautioned against unfairness and vengeance, and praised Congress for federal measures while warning against machine politics.
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