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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1902
Page
6
The Anaconda Standard prints its publishing company details and postal status. It lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions with terms for one year six months three months one month and Sunday one year.
Rates for 10 to 16 page editions cost one cent, 32 page editions two cents, 48 page editions three cents with Europe copies paying double. Inquiries for foreign rates at the Main Office in Anaconda. The Standard lists branch offices in Butte, Missoula, Great Falls with ads rates by location. Washington, New York, Chicago offices and various newsstands listed. correspondence to Anaconda, Montana.
The Senate adopted by 42 to 4 a Spooner substitute for the Isthmian canal bill favoring the Panama route. Officials expect title to property will satisfy the president before work resumes, while Panama advocates push to fix any defects, contrasting with Nicaragua route supporters. The article also covers Fort Hall Idaho and Oklahoma land openings, political clashes within the Democratic Party, and contrasts between Cleveland and Hill speeches critiquing Roosevelt and Bryan.
A Chicago architect argues flats erode morals and home life, urging strict building laws to curb flat living. The piece also discusses Bishop Nicholson of Milwaukee condemning tobacco, noting clergy attitudes and potential non decisive impact on overall use. It then moves through political notes on Senator Morgan, Hill, Hanna, Bryan, Cleveland, and local election quirks.
Echoes of accusations about protection of certain individuals have reached Montana. While likely unjust to Major Caldwell, the matter deserves full investigation to determine if policing failures aided the accused, with responsibility fixed for the evils surrounding the opening.
An article highlights a strawberry serving method with large berries arranged around a sugar mound on flat glass dishes. It notes careful washing, no boiling, and a vivid color display from green hulls red fruit and white sugar, while praising the electric lamp’s role in refined dining spaces.
Attractive Etons for women and misses offered in black taffeta silk or moire with Gibson style options. Many are stitched in white. Former prices ranged from ten to twelve fifty. today customers may choose among these popular styles.
Silk brocade Globe corsets in dark and light colors with limited quantity. Ladies hose with double sole and silk finish. 20 cent per pair. 2000 yards fancy silk braids latest spring colors 4 to 2 inches wide. Special today 500 dozen Swiss and Irish lawn handkerchiefs slight flaws, hem stitched lace trimmed, 9 cents each. 100 dozen Irish linen handkerchiefs scalloped and embroidered, 60 dozen Windsor silk ties in plaids polka dots and solid colors, 15 cents each. Pillow cases 16 cents each, bath towels 16 to 15 cents each, large and bleached options available.
Connell's in Butte promotes wash goods with ginghams variegated patterns and yard prices, then shifts to men’s clothing. It highlights Stein Bloom and Hart Schaffner Marx suits, Hanan shoes, Derby underwear, shirts, ties, suspenders, and heavy cheviot suits at sale prices.
A vivid note on electric table lighting featuring silver gilt pedestal and French bisque figures, with soft rose glass globes and pearl veiling. It describes circle centerpieces with ferns and jonquils, and a branching candle arrangement for round tables. Plus, strawberry desserts and methods for strawberry sauce and puffs with steam cooking and batter steps.
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