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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1910
Page
3
The text lists subscription rates and distribution networks for the Standard Publishing Company. It includes daily and Sunday rates, annual mail options, and various street and storefront news outlets handling the paper. It names multiple cities, newsstands, and agencies, indicating wide distribution beyond Anaconda and Montana.
The document cites Secretary Mice Vengh praising popular favor for Taft’s administration while noting internal department friction and ambitions to restrain or influence policy. Justice Lerten’s statements reflect rising backing for President Taft, with commentary on the political climate in Tennessee and Pennsylvania.
California labor commissioner’s annual report argues Japanese are a small minority in the state. It notes few emigration entries from Japan last year and a high demand for labor in arms and other industries. The findings stem from a thorough study by investigators.
A New York grand jury investigates the white slave trade and political influence tied to John D. Rockefeller Jr. while President Roosevelt faces public scrutiny over White House conduct. The piece notes reactions to Harrison and Morrison, and cites ongoing legal deliberations and court procedures affecting public figures.
Chinese sailors mutiny aboard a liner, seizing control and forcing the crew into confinement. Instigators and actions unfold as the vessel maneuvers near port, with doors barred and alarms raised as authorities pursue resolution.
A garbled Washington item describes disputes over the permanent secretary of agriculture and other high posts. Reports sketch tense passages on removal, constitution, and secret-service limits amid political maneuvering and public attention.
A garbled reminiscence recalls the position of permanent secretary of agriculture and a blur of voices around the White House. The text hints at Chet, Jim, and others in governance, with rumors of power shifts, weight, and secrecy amid a troubling political mood.
A piece recounts the Liberal Republican movement of the 1870s, key figures like Greeley and Schurz, and the 1872 convention in Cincinnati. It describes the mood after the defeat, Charles Proiet Aditi of Rastan, and editor Fowles Wind, with personal reminiscences from E. J. Edwards about meetings, reports, and the party’s collapse.
The article describes a tense astrological day with dangers of vanity, jealousy, and malice. It urges self control, temperance, and caution in decisions, noting sensitive rulers and authorities may face scrutiny. It cautions against overbearing behavior and suggests writing matters to avoid vague fear. Nervous individuals are advised to seek fresh air and calm.
A fragmented astrological passage lists odd terms like Norseradish and witmint as good under Mars. It mentions house signs, distilling and preserving, and links a birth date to a twelve month outcome. It cautions about reducing dreams to actions and notes children born under stars today show interests in friendship and study.
A New York Sun excerpt details miniature dancing girls with tinier-than-thimble costumes. Indian artisans in Caranasanto craft fine dresses and ornaments with silk threads, wreaths, and flower embroidery, selling figures for about 24 cents each.
Fragmented humor notes and random chatter mix with a New York insurance brief about life policies on King Edward and his heirs. The piece references readers and incongruous vignettes, ending with a banking notice about a savings department under national supervision.
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