Anaconda Standard Publication Notice
Public notice from the Anaconda Standard listing subscription rates and mailing matters. Rates shown include daily and Sunday options for various periods with advance payment terms.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1903
Page
6
Public notice from the Anaconda Standard listing subscription rates and mailing matters. Rates shown include daily and Sunday options for various periods with advance payment terms.
The Standard lists postage for 16 page editions at one cent, 32 pages at two cents, and 48 pages at three cents. Europe and other foreign countries incur double rates. It notes office and advertising contacts in Anaconda Montana, with branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls and a Washington Bureau. Newsstands in multiple cities are named. General correspondence directed to The Standard Publishing Company.
A note recalls Servia’s tumultuous royal line from Milan and Natalie through Alexander and Draga, detailing coups and assassinations. It traces 19th to early 20th century intrigues, exile, and a brutal expulsion of the queen mother amid crowd violence in Belgrade.
An analysis of King Alexander of Servia overthrowing the regency in Belgrade. The palace coup, arrests, and formation of a new cabinet are described amid critique of royal excess and public reaction. The article links the event to broader Servian dynastic struggles and notes later implications for the throne.
The account recalls ex King Milan and ex Queen Natalie amid public reconciliation in Serbia during 1893. Natalie’s influence travels across Europe while Milan pursues a harsh policy. a divorce contest led by church authorities culminates in a political rift and later reconcilements before renewed quarrels.
Karageorgevitch, after many years, faces a cruel plot of indiscriminate slaughter as he contends for a throne with a doubtful title. Reports say the situation is accepted as satisfactory by those directly involved.
St Francis Kansas reports calm after tense standoff between settlers and militia ends with no immediate violence. Preliminary trials scheduled for next Tuesday draw ranchers and witnesses returning home as tension eases for now.
City residents report improvement as floodwaters recede from Broadway to Missouri avenue. Rescue crews shift from prisoner rescues to safeguarding property and aiding belated refugees. Officials note no confirmed drownings and cite ample food while quasi military order guides relief efforts.
Helena June 12 district bids for supplying textbooks to the state public instruction department prompt quick review. More than six sealed bids are in by the deadline, signaling strong bidder interest for the statewide text purchase.
Great Falls on June 1L Mrs Frank Novagoski was ordered transported to Warm Springs. Court officials report she appears sane in court but is violent at home, causing fear in the community.
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