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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1909
Page
3
Anaconda Standard announces subscription prices daily and Sunday per month and per year with advance payment terms. It lists main office locations in Anaconda and editorial contact details, plus a nationwide network of newsstand agents and office addresses in major cities for distribution and advertising inquiries.
The wrangling over census funding continues as Congress and the Department of the Interior clash over appropriations and work for the next year. Critics warn that high taxes and delayed census tasks threaten public revenue and governance abroad and at home.
A garbled account discusses cabin schemes, national letters, and federal control amid racial tensions. It references Governor Smith, Hoke Smith era policies, and debates over education and colored children, hinting at national reform and southern resistance.
The text notes Lusitania and Lusitania sister ships on trans Atlantic runs between New York and Queenstown Liverpool London, citing record times of four days and change, with ships over 76 feet long and 22 hours 15 minutes on some crossings. It highlights the decreasing time for Atlantic voyages and references August last year with a four day 15 hour figure.
The text critiques French naval expenditure, arguing investments into new ironclads yield outdated, ineffective ships. It cites massive costs, high percentages, and reliance on Britain and Germany while noting anticipated naval vulnerabilities and calls for reassessment of defense priorities.
FragmentedOCR recounts a late nineteenth century scene with ships, disasters, and public events. It mentions the steamship Scotia, the Great Eastern, and observatories, alongside a wave of social and political notes about suffragettes, wartime casualties, and civic concerns. The text blends maritime feats, cultural memory, and scattered local happenings.
The horoscope outlines Meranus as favoring writs and undertakings for others. It notes fortunate changes in many matters including relationships with landlords, farmers, miners, and travelers. It mentions potential good news from distant places and warns of birthdays and celestial influences shaping outcomes.
A sparse turnout gathered as the group met at the park amid unclear remarks about city matters. An opening prayer was offered by Chaplain Couden, then the session adjourned with unfinished business and ambiguous notes on tasks.
A lengthy chronicle links rising Indian political unrest to violence and assassinations. It notes the 1857 mutiny as a catalyst, details trials, executions, and the harsh crackdown on rebels led by British authorities, and describes the influence of European liberal and nationalist ideas on Indian activists and presses.
Report notes tension between motorists and bicyclists amid calls for careful treatment by officials. Mention of police officers and travel routes, with districts cited as focus areas. Observers warn reform could shift prices and travel norms as vendors and riders adapt. The piece discusses community attitudes and local enforcement dynamics.
A description praising Buenos Aires as a cosmopolitan hub with capital and people shaping its great metropolis. Notes its distinction as a leading Latin city, compares its appearance to Paris and Berlin, and mentions efforts to encourage architecture through medals and tax incentives. Highlights its European finish and uniform skyline.
A curious sailor crab, three quarters of an inch long with claws spanning a large reach, is described in detail. Its shell varies from yellow to dark, with marbled or veined patterns, often seen among the rough environment of the big loggerhead's dingy brown shell. The giant turtle may serve as a floating home for barnacles and other marine life.
A detailed natural history description explains how sailor crabs latch onto loggerhead sea turtles wandering from tropic seas. Crabs ride on the shell or cling to vegetation mats, finding shelter where available and feeding on small crustaceans, fish, and scraps from the turtle’s meals.
A distant view reveals a striking geologic feature near Pachuca, a mountain-like spike of stone formed by vertical, pillar-like volumes. The rock appears as hard as steel and has endured ages, with sides split into cylinder-like facets creating an imposing silhouette.
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