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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1902
Page
6
The Anaconda Standard notes rate changes and service details for its Burts Miscorin and Great Palle waterline operations. The paper outlines revised rates and allocations, indicating adjustments to regional delivery and supply commitments.
Delegates from Iowa gather in Des Moines to shape a tariff stance while tangle over a plank that may imply tariffs cause trusts. Key figures like Hepburn weigh in as other congressmen clash on how firm the platform should be, amid a broader push to curb monopoly influence. A Midlands fraud ring involving fake foot races is exposed, linked to Springfield swindles and Illinois political protectors.
Bozeman delegates at a socialist convention nominate a Helena resident for the state supreme bench after denouncing gown wear by judges. They demand party purification and vow candidates will refuse endorsements from other parties, signaling a hard fusion stance. Meanwhile eastern press evaluate Bryan and Shepard as pivotal figures in Nantasket and broader Democratic discourse. The piece also notes debates over rural mail delivery effects on New York merchants and Tesla’s wireless plans.
The piece notes South Carolina primary election law forcing candidates to address audiences statewide, with a harsh campaign pace described in summer heat as the race moves toward August. It also includes an odd recipe for baked chicken and a political update: Emmett Tompkins defeated rivals by 18 votes in the Fifth District and will seek another candidacy, arguing many congressmen serve as messengers rather than independent leaders.
A public notice from the hotel in Bologna states that Gabriele D Annunaio will not sign autographs or post cards. The statement notes heavy recent demand from collectors and admirers, and cites personal reasons for refraining from further signatures. The text also references a Martinique disaster and insurance matters in English.
The Transvaal faces repatriation and land settlement led by commissions under resident magistrates to restore homes, provide food, seed, and tools. Aid targets families with defined rations while special handling for former Boer scouts and loyalists prompts debate. Government farms expand in Rustenburg Petersberg Pretoria Lydenburg districts, with burgher corps and employment options, amid tensions over preferential treatment for loyalists and Boer scouts.
A skeptical note on the Massachusetts legislature failing to adopt reform ideas. The author argues many earlier suggestions were enacted elsewhere while current proposals appear buried. Emphasizes pattern of inaction and the need for practical change.
fragmented notice item mentions North Missouri farmer Hee Grumpy and Lyon among Chanute companies, Mme Isacescue the Viennese swimmer training for another attempt to swim the English Channel, and Dr Solon Marks debated by local physicians. King Edward offers a cup for yachts at Queenstown harbor on his 80th birthday. Also notes a controversial assertion about a wife’s right to take items from her husband’s pockets and a bite in provocation incidents.
A millinery shop discussion urges buying feathers as a lasting fashion investment. A woman notes feathers endure, can be steamed, curled, and reconditioned to look good as new, unlike flowers. Cleaning feathers professionally may preserve value, while home cleaning risks damage.
Local ads showcase porch pillows at 4 to 5 cents, cretonne covers, and matting pillows for summer use. Dress styles range from crocheted and gingham to matinee and riding outfits, with emphasis on durability, practicality, and easy care for outdoor living. Ladies are urged to secure loose mantles and light gowns as Paris fashion notes arrive.
A fragment outlines global movement and commerce trends. It cites 184,589 Mayo county emigrants in recent years and notes Smyrna’s rise as a major trade center in Turkey, surpassing Constantinople in wool rug and carpet dealings. It also references pilots, submarine staffing by volunteers, and shifts in maritime and air transport volumes.
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