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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1905
Page
3
The Anaconda Standard lists publishing details for STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY in Anaconda Montana. It includes subscription rates, postage rates, and offices in Butte Missoula Great Falls with advertising rates on application. It also cites multiple bureau addresses and newsstand partners in major cities.
The 1908 article recalls Alder Gulch and Montana's 30 year history since discovery and statehood. It notes Fairweather and fellow prospectors helped start Montana's growth and hints at a planned anniversary celebration organized by the Prohibition and reform groups with a Denver meeting.
The piece urges timely travel to Denver for a Montana delegation. It endorses Sam Gardon of the East End as the sole delegate with funds and federal-official relief to lead the reform mission, requesting unanimous support for his appointment.
The piece weighs the Serbian king Peter I amid the Belgrade palace drama after the assassination of Alexander and Draga. It questions royal security, army demands, and warns of potential conflict, while mocking astrologers and clairvoyants who claimed foresight of the events.
The Lime Springs Sun touts flood impact with editor buoyancy as locals report Mississippi River rises and widespread water in streets. It highlights planned fish farming and a frog farm venture, plus concern over cellar and backyard flooding yet notes promising business prospects for the town.
The New York Supreme Court ruled a ninety year old man may marry a much younger widow, finding no evidence of dementia and noting his ardor matched that of a man in his twenties. The decision upholds his right to pursue happiness despite age. The piece criticizes war news and potshots at Servia, Kentucky, and other topics in a mixed, humorous tone.
An Eng lish summary notes Kaiser Wilhelm enjoyed surprising his army and navy. A naval commander, mistaken for a friend, clasped the Kaiser on the back and was invited to the aquarium raid. The prank led to a torpedo raid on ships in port, much to the Kaiser’s delight.
Shrewsbury in England will hold a weeklong July commemoration of the 1408 battle with readings from Richard II Henry V and The Merry Wives of Windsor by a Shakeenade company. The centerpiece is the legendary moment when Falstaff supposedly appeared, with nods to Jotspur and the hosts. Mrs B Mallory of Dallas is noted for multiple federal clerkships and marshal duties in Texas.
A visiting correspondent toured William Jennings Bryan at his farm. He observed the family animals including horses cattle and hogs. Bryan showed three hogs with the sow mother and father named Mark Hinina, noting their litter and lineage.
The fragment mentions Miss Ldrd SE Wilson gaining admission to U S district and circuit courts as a pioneering woman, Kettler a cobbler with vast fortune from wartime contracts, painter Sargent's fear of photographers, Kubelik performing for inmates, a Canton disturbance around a memorial day, Welty declined Devastation Day invitation, and various political and military notes including German titles and navy yard leadership issues. It reflects a collage of biographical notes, cultural tidbits, and public notices.
A fragmented column recounts Emperor William speaking to German bishops about fidelity to God and national unity. It also sketches quirky anecdotes about Georg Gould and a stenographer, plus a joke about physicians and lawyers at social gatherings and a doctor responding to a wealthy woman's curiosity.
Berlin dispatch reports a socialist demonstration of about 10,000 young workers and Jews in Russian Poland met with police and Cossack violence. Swords and clubs struck protesters. arrests followed and blood was said to run in rivulets. Dozens injured and ten reported dead. Medical teams treated numerous severe wounds.
The whaling ship Goa sails at midnight carrying Captain Ammundsen and the Magnetic Worth pole expedition. It plans to reach William Island then east of Greenland before moving toward Bering Strait. Ammundsen, with ties to Belgica’s senior officer, consults Hamburg scholars for magnetic pole determinations of high scientific value. Gros is a strong Arctic vessel ready for a four year Arctic stay.
Boston hosts a state celebration with relics from Philadelphia and Marlboro, including the Liberty Bell and John Brown s bell, followed by parades literary exercises and speeches at Bunker Hill monument. In Washington Secretary Moody announces New York appointments and retirements affecting the Navy and Marine Corps.
Abel Cohn and Katz pleaded guilty to scalping Pennsylvania railroad tickets in Marrisburg. Judge Weigs sentenced Cohn to 350 dollars fine plus costs and Katz to 50 dollars and costs, noting prison time was not warranted despite guilty pleas.
Topeka Kan. reverend Henry Crys 72 a retired Melkanise minister died today from complications tied to a severe food shortage. He and his wife lived in a small town where the couple and other refugees took shelter after being marooned for four days with almost no food.
Bishop artsell of the Methodist Episcopal Church fled today on a seven year tour of inspection of the African mission field. The trip covers 39000 miles and will last until next April.
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