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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1910
Page
3
Portales Anavanda edition lists subscription rates and office locations for Standard Publishing Company. It names press offices in Anaconda and multiple city news agencies across the United States. The page details contact lines and distribution points for the Standard and its affiliates.
A reader essay outlines Flag Day on June 14 marking the Continental Congress adoption of the flag. It discusses origins, color symbolism, and plausible civic duties, including proper raising times, handling during ceremonies, and military salutes. The piece references education, national symbols, and a call for Americans to know their flag’s story.
A fragmented account of a postwar customs case in Philadelphia debates whether capers are fabric or leather and analyzes duties on rubber, wool, and textiles. The proceedings hinge on whether certain goods fall under rubber or wool schedules, with testimony and expert opinions shaping a nascent court's views.
The New York aviation scene features prize offers from Glenn J. Gevts as incentives for amateurs and professionals. A top prize of 25,007 dollars is connected to a cross-country flight from New York to Philadelphia, with other awards including 15,000 dollars for a twin-motor airplane design. Trials and conditions will grow stricter as aviation technology advances, amid coverage of prize judges, dinners, and ongoing demonstrations across the city.
Horoscope notes favorable paths for some careers and for employers and employees alike. It highlights focus on accuracy, detail, and orderly study in work and home life. Children show promise with early education emphasizing study and outdoor activity.
In a Chicago court, Judge Mesuvete considers excluding what is dubbed jackpot evidence tied to Browne and the Lorimer inquiry. The prosecution presses for its admission, while Browne's counsel argues the testimony and related notes are inadmissible, fearing a broad impact on witness credibility and perjury charges.
A dramatic 1797 quarrel between Thurlow Weed and Ezra Croswell unfolds as Weed, now NYC editor, plots to aid Croswell’s life while securing funds from allies like Marshall Roberts. Roberts offers a furnished Washington Square house and life tenancy to support Croswell’s comfort, reflecting the long running political rivalry in early Albany journalism.
The news notes readiness for a trip promoting better farming with a start next Monday morning. The train will traverse North Dakota with reports from the center on the first day and CKD people attending the visit, while exhibits were reviewed.
The Bleached flour case heated as experts described how nitrite reactions occur when bleached flour contacts acid. Judge C V Starritt and Attorney Smith questioned Professor Mulett about whether yeast in bread could destroy nitrites, with Hannah Ts. Wessling of the government lab present.
A federal bill was filed in court challenging rebates by the Walon Stock Yards and Transit Company and others. The measure seeks to prevent paying rebates that restrain trade and affect shippers at the stock yards, with penalties including a potential $50,000 yearly payment to retain business.
Senator Carter urged the Senate to vote on the Postal Savings Bill but the motion’s deposition was postponed as Democratic members of the Committee on Postal Savings were not present. Senator Clay, senior Democrat, did not oppose the measure.
A dispatch reports Madriz forces captured Cape Garcak with little resistance as Abe Matriz units reportedly occupied the city. The area Venus had left Binefield days earlier and appeared at Cane Garcas, aiding the surrender of the price.
St Louis on June 13 Dr Jon M. Cian a leading physician was shot twice and possibly fatally wounded by A W Rayne a teamster. Rayne was arrested and questioned. A stenographer at Dr Grants office said the shooting followed Dr Grants order to move a wagon from the curb. Rayne claimed he threw a patient of Dr Grant onto a wagon to cure his nervous trouble.
In Leavenworth area Kris Rane tL Bean Earhart was arrested about 1 mile west of here in connection with the murder of Mrs Katherine Schuilz, a widow connected to local Realty. The case centers on the prominent figure and the slain widow.
Readable text fragment shows garbled names and numbers, unclear event, and scattered figures. Only partial identifiers appear, with no coherent narrative or verifiable details available from the fragment.
Fragmentary report shows Lowlo and Meyption discussing affairs in a lengthy session. Archibald Balfate praises Mr. Nonneveit for sympathetic handling, while a government reply notes Mr. Lanusvelt's speech started before delivery and a plan for prompt action.
June 13 San Juan del Sir Nicaragua President Madriz sends message to President Taft criticizing American naval actions after the government forces captured the port. He condemns the firing into the revolution and demands neutral compliance, urging modification of command orders to end the conflict.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a violent incident with white and black individuals in Arkansas and Mississippi. The text references lynching, a person named Jane, and names such as Elmer Curla and Mike, but it is heavily garbled and lacks coherent dates or locations.
Prices of beet rose sharply as wholesale rates jumped with dressed beet quoted at 32 40 14 and 13 rents per pound. The increases mirror broader inflation in the food sector and signaling higher consumer costs ahead.
A garbled narration shows a tense street scene on Cedar Street with a confrontational exchange between a sandily dressed man and a female figure. A conductor intervenes as the crowd notes the man’s pointing and the unusual hat. The passage hints at danger and urgency with unclear dialogue and misread phrases.
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