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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1911
Page
3
Daily and Sunday subscription rates listed for Standard Prash ing Company. The notice includes rates in advance and references the main office in Anaconda with an independent press ambiance and postal service details.
The notice lists multiple newsstand and agency locations for STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY in cities across the United States and Canada. It directs all general business letters to the STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY in Anaconda, Montana.
A dated account recounts the Betsy Ross legend at 238 Arch Street in Philadelphia, describing the origin of the first flag with thirteen stripes and thirteen stars in a blue field. It notes early flag designs, the circle arrangement, and changes over time to reflect new states.
Fragmented OCR reads as a wartime or patriotic verse praising bravery and sacrifice. It mentions standing by the flag, honor, living and defending, and references a figure Jolt Niehols Wilder and imperial stars. The text is garbled but centers on duty, protection, and remembrance amid smoke.
A historical reflection traces flag observance from early stirrings to modern reminders. It notes 1597 as an early date for flag day observances, then discusses royal pageantry with horses and carriages, Imperial autos, and the persistence of tradition. It moves to a broader look at national pride, postwar flags, and debates over territorial policy, diplomacy with Britain over Mason and Slidell, and the enduring symbolism of the American flag in peace and conflict.
A garbled column mentions population changes in the Clayute family, labor wages, a dramatic explosion incident in New York, a Jek Hand bomb in a vocational setting, and various asides about Greeks, education, and a 500000 church demolition in Hightown New Jersey. It references Fourth of July themes, weather, and a display of holiday paraphernalia, with scattered names and places.
News from Upper New York reports Michael Murphy a young clerk risked his life last night to save his sister from a basement fire. After the sister died at Mount Kisco the coffin was moved to the street by Murphy who carried it through flames and smoke and left $4 on the curb.
Washington June 13 report profiles Senator Stephenson of Wisconsin as a major timber owner with wealth estimated between 1,000,090 and 339,000. He is described as lavish in senate expenses and as a blunt, colorful figure in Democratic ranks. The piece criticizes attacks and notes his long tenure and influence.
Salt Lake City June 13 three thousand corporations from Utah Wyoming and Montana face trials in U S courts for failing to report net income for 1911 to the internal revenue collector. Fines of at least 30 percent are promised plus possible $10,000 per corporation penalties, with a total of 2,000,000. A frozen list was compiled by clerks and will be handed to U S district attorney H E Booth under orders from Commissioner R B Cabell.
Two hundred Greeks sleeping in a five story tenement on East Market Street were roused by a blast that shook the building and sent tenants fleeing. The explosion damaged the wall but caused no injuries. A separate blast occurred on the South Side, with two bombs exploding near a saloon, injuring none. Authorities suspect rivalry or property disputes linked to a letter and past threats.
A fragmentary report notes a fire destroyed a house, causing losses around $4,700 in steqnbacks. The blaze occurred yesterday, with limited readable details about the incident and individuals.
A Japanese professor known locally as Prof Youdo Larikwa, affiliated with the University of Klalo, sails from Boston on the Romania to return to Japan. He held a master of arts from Harvard, studied at a graduate school, and earned a bachelor’s from a Minneapolis institution. He had been working as a bellboy at the Boston hotel.
A historic tornado tore through a four mile stretch in New York causing damage to freight cars and vegetation. One railway incident possibly linked to extreme weather disrupted service and prompted emergency responses as residents assessed debris and property impact.
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