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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1905
Page
12
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Robert L. Dunn, Calier’s Russo-Japanese war correspondent, spoke at the Union Opera House under the Miaovis Chamber of Commerce. He outlined war causes, the role of photographers, telegraphy, and news agencies shaping public perception, noting the evolution of war reporting from Civil War beats to modern journalism. The talk highlighted press networks, speed, and the changing experience of war through imagery.
A lecture by Mr Dunn recounted his Korea to Chemulpo journey capturing war scenes with his camera. He contrasted photo journalism with text and drawings, noting the camera’s power to reveal realities over mere words. He described key images including ships, field telephones, and the Pingyang walls, and shared arrival in America where his photos circulated worldwide.
One hundred calling cards and plates offered for $1.30 by the Standards Office in Missoula as part of a drive to establish a leading city status in the Northwest.
Levi Allard today filed a petition in the district court seeking leave to adopt a minor child named Mary Allard. He states she is his child, supported by others since birth, while he has not contributed to her support to date. Dr. R Gwinn, oculist and aurist, is mentioned in the proceedings.
A Missoula resident recounts quieter mining activity in Madison County due to legal delays. He notes work resuming at Kearsarge mine Summit and Sheridan Toledo, with shifts at Alder Gulch placer dredges, new dredging plans, and large ground areas acquired. Crop prospects are good across Southern Montana amid late harvests. Sheep and cattle movements, horse buying, and land purchases under British homestead laws mark regional activity. tributes paid after Wilbur F. S. death. The Standard remains Madison County’s favored paper with strong local rail service.
Reports diverge on the Potemkine battleship. One dispatch says she sank after opening sea cocks, while another notes she sailed for Sevastopol. The conflicting items come from Kustendji and Sevastopol dated July 10 and 12 respectively. The second item discusses the national congress of mothers and its civic aims to improve home life, child welfare, and public schooling.
Frank McHame was arraigned before Judge Phillipe on a burglary charge. He pleaded not guilty and will be held without ball for trial. The case links the man to stolen watches and jewelry identified by police. A Boneman detective confirmed the items matched the earlier police description. The defendant claims purchases from a third party with Livingston land ties, but offers no clear explanation for carrying a small valise of loot.
The Sharpley Theater company from Missoula leaves after filing a cement here at the Union for Hamilton. They will appear at Hamilton Opera House this week with a credible program of dramas and comedies. The group, organized in Missoula, earned praise for its first engagement at the Union and plans a strong lineup as they move on to Tutte.
The county held a busy session at the courthouse lasting 40 days and transacting substantial business. Delegates were named for the National Irrigation Congress in Portland August and the Trans Mississippi Commercial Congress upcoming dates. The Wheat National Bank bond was examined, and four saloon license petitions plus two non compliance fees were approved.
Discussion on Hayti finances notes national debt around 35 million dollars with annual interest near 2 million. Observers praise Hayti as agriculturally rich, well watered, temperate zone crops thriving in highlands, and potential for mineral wealth, urging examine Monro doctrine and possible intervention. Entreats U.S. to consider acting to reshape Caribbean governance.
Missoula July 10. Ranchers around Missoula have found Angora goats profitable and Western Montana especially suited for angora breeding. Sanders County interest grew after Hon. W.B. Russell began with a small band, cared for by Sam McKay, producing a satinlike mohair clip and strong wool used for upholstery. Russell/McKay now list four goats. no stock is for sale but guidance from the Bureau of Agriculture can help prospects.
Missoula residents hosted visitors from Hamilton and St Arthur B, with Congressman Dixon and Judge Knowles among the funeral attendees for Col W Sanders. Local officials discuss lectures by Robert Le Dun, while soldiers from Fort Harrison depart. Grady named Western territory agent. Mallett visits after Lewis and Clark expo. Camping at Rock Creek proposed by W W White. fishing praised. extended notes on travel and expositions.
The passage portrays a chilling scene with a blue menace described as murderous and voracious. A crowd of bunkers and a chaotic underwater image emerge as a narrator suggests fish are chopped by powerful jaws. The conflict centers on a merciless predator feeding repeatedly on victims.
The excerpt notes seabirds scavenging on scraps and a savage mood in nature, with terms about terns gathering close to a car and sea life behavior. It observes how birds seek scraps while bottom-dwellers wait, mentioning lobsters and crabs in a wary tide of appetite.
In Madrid Mme Ella Russell is courted by a proud stranger who proclaims a 20 night devotion and claims his mother runs a bakery. He kneels in the street declaring life and fortune at her feet as the interaction unfolds after a concert.
The article describes Balkans markets in Agram where peasants pay minimal prices, prices listed in simple Croatian units, and many goods sold by the piece. Vendors display vegetables, eggs, and preserved fruits using basic scales, highlighting local trade practices and the varied, modest wares available.
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