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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1902
Page
6
The Anaconda Standard lists publishing house details including daily and Sunday newspaper delivery options with subscription terms and durations. The text specifies publishing company, postal classification, and prepaid subscription rates for various periods.
The notice outlines page edition sizes and prices for one to three cent papers and double foreign rates for Europe, with Main Office in Standard Block Anaconda and branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls offering advertising rates on application.
Washington Bureau details list post building and eastern offices in New York Chicago San Francisco and more. It also lists newsstands in major cities and a mailing address for Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana.
The appointment of Michael Henry Herbert as British ambassador to Washington stirs social circles with Vanderbilt family feuds and poised to spark sensational events this season. His youth and connections threaten tradition as his career draws scrutiny from senior diplomats and society leaders.
A German inventor claims a tube wound with wire becomes a solenoid enabling a projectile to accelerate magnetically through the barrel with no gas or smoke. The firing occurs when circuits close before the shot, coils behind are deactivated and those ahead energize, producing continuous pull until muzzle exit.
The passage laments municipal corruption in cities across the United States and argues that voters tolerate graft through complacent ballots and public complicity. It suggests the system persists until voters are sufficiently aroused to act.
Rioters clash with police along Randolph Clark Fifth Madison and other streets as a meat caravan moves through the city. Officers fire volleys in the air, arrests are made, cars and wagons are blocked, and a calf is seized amid cheers while Governor Yates and Illinois National Guard are mobilized.
Chicago June 4 After a 30 hour stoppage the department store delivery drivers union representing 1300 men settled a strike at a conference. Wages were granted and stores agreed not to discriminate against union members and to provide uniform coats and caps where needed. Frederick Job of the state board of arbitration helped broker the agreement. The men returned to work.
Albert Metzel prepares to ship over 200 head of Shorthorn cattle to Canada with a start planned next week. Montgomery brothers of Wisdom in the Big Hole basin have 500 head of beef cattle en route to the railroad.
Linen batiste striped at 0.636 a yard and silk batiste with polka dot embroidery at 1.10 a yard. Silk batiste with lattice and Roman stripe 0.50 a yard. French silk foulards 0.87 a yard. Silk taffetas 0.90 a yard. Black cheviots serges and whipcords 0.87 a yard. Granite cloth and corkscrew 0.87 a yard. 500 remnants of silks and dress goods offered at one third off.
Red Rock shipments headed for Omaha early next week mark the last of the Big Hole basin beeves fed for the late market. William Montgomery of Anaconda expanded his stock investments by purchasing 400 head from Charles and Frank Metzel and John G. Donegan to stock his Centennial valley ranch.
Bozeman June 4 The agricultural college commencement was held in the assembly hall with an engaging program. Rev C F L McHargue gave the invocation and J H Durston of the Anaconda Standard delivered the address on Mankind's Larger College. Degrees awarded include M S in botany Wyatt Wagner Jones B S in general science Margaret Mignon Quan Walter Kk Collins Homer C Thompson B S A Frank A Spragg B E F C F Horton Lee Williams B M F W Schabarker and piano and harmony graduate Mary Waiters.
Columbia Missouri June 4 The University of Missouri announced today in Columbia that an important campus development is underway. Officials from the university described upcoming plans for a new research facility and expanded programs to enhance student opportunities.
The president promised Representative Mc Lachlan of California and John F. Hughes of Los Angeles that he would visit Los Angeles in the spring of 1905.
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