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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1912
Page
3
The notice lists publishing and advertising services for Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana. It details subscription rates, multiple office locations, and a wide network of newsstand agents across major cities, urging general business inquiries and collaboration with the Anaconda office.
A Chicago interview reveals leaders of a forthcoming progressive party optimistic about campaign financing with ample funds. The piece notes uncertainty over who contributes and questions whether the public has supported the venture, while recalling the 1912 party launch and Roosevelt's influential role.
Chicago authorities report beef prices climbing to unprecedented levels since the Civil War era. Packers and regional markets face shortages as demand remains high and cattle supplies tighten, signaling broad inflation in meat costs nationwide.
The article surveys Democratic hopes for the New York mayoral candidate Gaynor, noting support dynamics and party factions. It references Presidentials, mentions Cleveland, Bryan, and other figures, plus a tribute to educator R. G. Youngs and river flood impacts across districts.
Fragmented OCR text discusses upcoming national election dynamics, party battles, and potential candidates. Mentions Roosevelt era figures, progressive movements, and campaigns shaping the political landscape amid uncertainty and debate.
The plaintiff claims damages after an on the job incident on May 24 1912 while employed by Mountain Consolidated Mining Company. He alleges injury from a faulty engine and seeks compensation from Anaconda Copper Mining Company.
A telegraph line foreman was killed when struck by a fast train west of Washington. He was found about ten feet from the tracks, unable to stop the impact. Coroner Peterson notified. company received no further orders this afternoon.
In a Utah sugar inquiry, Thomas I. Gutler, vice president of the Utah Idaho Sugar Company, says Mr. Havemeyer bought Utah and Idaho beet sugar factories because his family has long been in sugar. He recalls Havemeyer stating the beet sugar business has come to stay and he should have a part in its development. Gutler adds Havemeyer sought a railroad through the district after discussions with Harriman, wrote to Havemeyer on return, and received a secretary’s note saying the railroad would be hot and to act quickly.
In Los Angeles four Mexican men Enrique Flores Munyon Anselmo Wipuerro TLibrado Rivers and another were found guilty by a federal court jury of violating United States neutrality laws during the Mexican revolution. Sentencing was set for tomorrow though defense indicated plans to appeal. Demonstrations by friends occurred outside the prosecutor’s office.
Harmiston Massachusetts reports a change in Secretary of the Navy Meyer’s condition after a mild typhoid attack at home. He had a comfortable night and is resting easily. Damaged freight cars wreck near Dazemay yesterday caused loss and farm machinery damage.
Justice Tenry Smith delivers the court’s opinion in a Libby county case challenging bond issuance of 128000 to spur highways and bridges. The ruling supports broad discretionary powers for county boards, warning that frequent legal nitpicks would hinder the development of the northwestern empire.
Hockland Me June 4 Oticiplig ures of the recent milders acceptance trials of the battleship Arkangis the world's fastest and biggest completed battleship were received today by the trial board All figures were better than the contract requirements which include an average speed of 2046 knots an hour for four hours The figures for slowest fastest rifle on standardization trial 21 490 average of five high speed runs 71 160 average on fourth hour run 21 051 average on two hour for 20 989 maximum horsepower developed 20 271 The Arkansas sister ship the Wyo ming will undergo trials here July 18
Special Dispatch reports visitors including Count R Dechapella of Paris and M Gabreaux a Paris merchant J F Vandelinden of Ghent Belgium delegate to the navigation congress held in Whelington and E G Woodworth train manager for the Northern Facilie touring the Yellowstone area today in Livingston June 4.
A historic note explains molecules proven beyond doubt with immense counts of air molecules in tiny space. It describes alpha particles, radium energy, X rays, and Roentgen effects observed as molecules split and tracks leave chemical imprints.
The text describes nitrogen and oxygen atoms with hydrogen, carbon, and oxygen traces, noting negative hydrogen electron energy links to light speed. It mentions a particle penetrating a cell like a bullet, passing Crookes tube windows to fluoresce screens, and unexplained Mectrans causing chemical changes in alkaline salts. It claims chloride of Yilium turning violet and other effects with commercial lamp exhaustions.
Report from Philadelphia Record notes giant shrimp spillover as nets empty, anglers prognosticate fish displacement and potential wildlife impact. Fishermen fear encroaching feeding currents attract Worn Aah and other species, altering local ecology and future fishing seasons.
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