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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1905
Page
6
The Anaconda Standard lists publication details and offices across multiple cities. It notes subscription rates, daily and Sunday editions, and addresses for the main office in Anaconda and branch offices in Butte, Missoula, Seattle, Portland, and more, along with contact numbers and newsstand locations.
Professor George T. Ladd, Yale historian, argues Japan should not face a long armistice now and criticizes Russia's vacillating diplomacy. He warns against white and yellow peril, urges guarantees to curb Western exploitation, and calls for Chinese sovereignty and Russian emancipation, shaping a postwar order.
The Flora Indiana convention of 614 Old German Baptists declared the telephone the invention of Satan citing laziness and lack of scriptural warrant. They contrast it with items like the automobile and discuss biblical interpretation of symbols, while noting other utilities may be judged similarly. The piece weaves satire with religious critique and touches on public notices and political talk.
The Pacific National League collapses ending its season earlier than expected. Butte, once a league member and champion in two of three seasons, joins others in recalling the futility of reviving the four club format. Ogden and Spokane faced weak patronage while magnates from the league’s origin no longer back the circuit.
Glenwood Springs girl known as Miss Buttinsky boasted of riding astride into a presidential gathering and posing with prominent figures. Despite orders to destroy plates, prints circulated in Denver, aided by Hearst papers, amplifying public scrutiny of the incident.
The article notes Maxim Gorky and four other Russian authors profited from publishing, reportedly earning over 240 rubles. It contrasts the massive acclaim surrounding Gorky with a contrasting city scene in Pittsburg where Japanese naval victory news sparked a circus strike and red décor.
The British post office and Marconi arrange wireless telegraphy for ships at sea. Postmasters monitor ship movements and shore stations, and messages to ships may be sent by telegraph with a 10 cent per word charge and a minimum telegram cost of 157 dollars.
The U S Supreme Court decision affirms Massachusetts boards of health may enforce compulsory vaccination to curb smallpox. Justice Harlan states authorities must protect welfare of many over the wishes of a few, a principle extending beyond vaccination to other public interests.
A hearing at the state house in Boston before the probate and chancery committee examined choosing a floral emblem for Massachusetts. Petitions from across the state supported various options, with mountain laurel garnering 25,000 votes, the Mayflower 3,000, and remaining votes scattered.
The railway house party is a growing trend among American millionaires. Rich travelers hire special cars for 18 full fares from New York to the Pacific coast, traveling with a secretary and valet. They pay 5.66 dollars per mile for a single trip and claim substantial business savings.
J N Nowak, an Australian meteorologist, uses a plant called abus pretorius to forecast weather for three to eight days ahead and will set up flat weather stations in Vienna and London. Miss Ellen Stone, the missionary once captured by brigands, intends to resume foreign service likely heading to Bulgaria or Macedonia with the American board.
A fragmented report claims no Democrats in the Michigan legislature while Mississippi Louisiana Florida and South Carolina legislatures are described as composed entirely of Democrats highlighting regional partisan divides.
In Philipsburg on June 20 Judge Webster disposed of cases including a divorce in which Mrs. J K Wells and J K Wells settled without trial. Mrs Wells waives alimony and costs and gains a deed to half a ranch near Drummond plus one year's rent. her decree of divorce is allowed. Separate mining litigation involving the Senate group near Moose Lake and Anaconda recounted the Lacey estate sale to Frank Strickfaden for 42000 and subsequent administration disputes, with further probate action noted. The Soldier Was Weary item closes the page with a police report about a fatigued soldier leaving a horse in town and a buggy with new clothes left untouched.
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