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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1900

Page

16

Ingersoll on Nature and Mining Regions

The essay discusses Col. Ingersoll's view that nature’s beauty often arises from human cultivation, noting contrast between mine rich areas with harsh surfaces and the Pacific slope’s shaded greenery. It emphasizes that beauty results from what nature has permitted man to do rather than raw terrain alone.

Robert G. Ingersoll Colonel Ingersoll Ingersoll Pacific St. Paul

Montana's arid image fades as settlers cultivate vast new regions

The piece argues that Montana and its arid lands are misjudged as barren. It praises pioneers who transformed swampy areas into thriving cities with trees, lawns, and shade, noting Montana's abundant water resources and ongoing development that will unlock still untapped streams and fertile lands.

Butte Montana Federal Service

Scenic Montana Attractions Draw Western Tourists

The passage extols Montane and Bitter Root scenery, Yellowstone Park, and the Plathead region. It praises majestic mountains and forest streams, claiming nature offers unmatched beauty and that railways make these wonders easily reachable for travelers from eastern resorts.

Yellowstone Park Plathead Montana

New Sweden Maine Swedish Colony Celebrates 30th Anniversary

Maine Swedish settlers founded New Sweden 30 years ago. Led by William W. Thomas Jr the 51 initial colonists built a thriving community now over 2000 with churches, schools, and homes. Thomas travels from Sweden to speak at tomorrow’s open air anniversary in New Sweden grove.

Associated Press Bangor William W. Thomas, Jr Maine New Sweden Thomas New England United States Sweden Norway Stockholm McKinley Oscar Hale and Frye Congress of the United States

Race Issue Raised in Cuba By Havana Citizens

Havana residents petition authorities to stop using "black" or "brown" in police warrant labels and in newspaper reports. They seek to ban references to African origin in media, arguing terms perpetuate race bias and that Cuba’s negroes deserve recognition as Cuban citizens for their role in the war with Spain.

Cuba Havana Spain

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