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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1905
Page
6
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions with monthly, six month, and yearly options. It notes main and branch offices in Anaconda and contacts for editorial rooms and advertising, including calls to Butte and Chicago offices.
The Standard is offered at multiple news stands across major cities including New York City Brentano's Union Square Chicago Auditorium Annex Minneapolis Kavanaughs South Third Street San Francisco Palace Hotel Hotel St Francis Denver 6 Seventeenth Street Salt Lake City Salt Lake News Co Ogden Kind's Fourth Twenty-fifth Street Spokane North Howard Street Tacoma Pacific Avenue Seattle Hotel Seattle News Stand Seattle 210 Columbia Street Portland Portland Hotel Kansas City Ricksicker Ninth and Walnut Streets All correspondence to The Standard Publishing Company Anaconda Montana.
The article recounts how Spain's young king narrowly escaped a bombing near the Louvre in Paris. It notes a historical pattern of royal peril from Isabella to Amadeus and Alfonso and mentions the Orsini bombing near an old Paris opera house connected to past monarchic dangers.
Gossip from St. Petersburg argues the war or peace rests solely with the emperor who governs Russia as a despotic head. The czar is described as the arbiter of destinies yet failing to show practical executive ability. Witte hints that a national assembly is essential to prevent the government from collapsing amid unrest.
The Edward F Dunne League of Chicago and Cook County organizes a diverse Democratic directory to promote Mayor Dunne for national prominence. Banners proclaim Edward F Dunne for President as the group aims to place municipal and national ownership of public utilities in the party platform and keep him in the public eye for years.
The text notes ongoing labor agitation and states Mayor Dunne will continue to be in the public eye, implying sustained political prominence and scrutiny.
Charles Joseph Bonaparte of Baltimore, attorney, set to replace Secretary Morton in the cabinet. Grandson of Jerome Bonaparte born 1851 in Baltimore, he once aligned with the Democrats and led a movement that helped defeat Wellington in Maryland Republican machine politics.
A Pittsburg review argues the hero fund misfires. It cites 289 refusals 159 under investigation and nine grants. The piece favors scrapping medals and directing five million to dependents of those who die saving others.
The piece contrasts Montana Sunday closing laws with a Boston case where a barber fined ten dollars for shaving a customer at 12 o'clock on Sunday. It criticizes the officer’s technical grounds and praises zeal for minor breaches compared with tackling larger offenses.
The Kansas City Journal recalls a miserly man who sent his son to borrow a neighbor's paper. In the scramble the boy trampled a bee stand, his father collided with a barb fence, a cow died after escaping a hole, and a churn of cream was spilled amid the chaos.
A collection of pithy, often humorous observations on imperial politics wars and society in 1905. It notes Russian decline the Vladivostok dash the German marriage news the Paris bomb incident and naval statements by Togo and Dewey with sly commentary about public mood and events.
Mrs. Henry Wallerstein, a prominent New York socialite, completes a four year course at the New York Medical College and Hospital for Women and plans to establish a free clinic for women and children in New York.
A Baltimore American meditation on graduation describes commencement as a beginning not an end. It argues graduates face a jolt from real life where academic learning meets practical challenges and suggests perseverance is essential.
The subject anticipates not pouring out all at once but finding fitting spots for its application as he settles into his place in the community. Usage will develop gradually with his integration and local involvement.
The Augusta Herald predicts Roosevelt may not seek a party nomination in four years yet notes public demand could press him as a consensus candidate. It argues he acts against corruption and corporate greed, earning broad admiration that could unite voters behind his leadership.
A Modern Society article notes a twenty century fairy tale bride ready for marriage. The good fairy appears with jewels and offers a magic wand for a happy ending, but the bride objects that traditional fairy tale magic is unfashionable now.
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