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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1910
Page
3
A historical notice lists subscription rates and multiple branch offices for Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana. It includes postal details, irregular spellings, and numerous city addresses for offices and newsstands across the United States.
The article outlines a proposed plan to authorize $250,000 to enable the president to gather information and form a commission to study tariffs and veteran pensions. It notes lack of specifics on number of personnel or tenure, mentions Taft’s idea of a tariff expert commission, and discusses costs, potential annual outlays, and proposals for disabled veterans pensions, with debate over who should receive payments and how extensive the program should be.
A dense, contested column discusses how newspapers shape opinion of President Taft and Roosevelt, noting evolving press influence, party divisions, and wartime era politics. It cites editors, editors’ views, and the role of media in guiding public reaction, with references to Congress and international events.
A profile of Mrs Whitney wife of Henry Whitney of New York, active in philanthropy and music school settlement work for poor children, and a sculptor with a studio in Macdougal Alley. The piece notes her influence among younger matrons and her father’s pride, plus her artistic achievements and public works.
Miss Anne Louise Cary, a Maine singer, rose from local training to make a dramatic debut in Verdi’s The Masked Ball at the royal Danish Opera House in Copenhagen. Facing a 6000 dollar debt, she chose a bold path, debuting before royalty and earning immediate acclaim while paying off her loan with her first earnings.
Fragmented Washington column describes Senate personalities and power dynamics during tense peace talks. It notes Henry Cabot Lodge of Massachusetts, party leaders, and committee roles shaping potential bipartisan moves amid Democratic resistance and minority factions.
The outlook warns of restlessness and disorder with potential accidents on wharves and boats and risks of quarrels in business and personal matters. It cautions travelers and employees to avoid intrigue and gossip while advising couples and married people to guard against money disputes and jealousy.
A collage of quirky quotes and snippets from a humor page, including coins about editors, poets, and a joke about divorce. An exhibit at Kamborgeh University compares preserved lungs: Eskimo clean from snow and open air, Londoner brown from city life, coal miner jet black from mines, highlighting frost air value.
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