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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1910
Page
3
Subscription rates and advertising contact details for Standard Pullashing Company are listed, with multiple newspaper outlets and agents across major U.S. cities. The fragmentary notice includes pricing for daily and Sunday editions, business addresses, and telephones.
A long fragmented article outlines Porfirio Diaz's controversial rule in Mexico, noting prior defeats and unease over consecutive terms. It weaves in details on legal limits, backroom maneuvers, and a digression into justice in China and Tibet with historical examples of political ends and reparation practices for crimes or misgoverning rulers.
A long, critical survey discusses minister pay by denomination, noting Unitarian and Universalist averages and contrasting Episcopal, Presbyterian, and Methodist figures. It calls for higher preacher salaries and critiques denominational disparities, with scattered remarks on church growth, finances, and social influence.
An Eastern university vice president argues women’s higher education and self support empower independence. He says self respect grows, fewer accept old treatments, and marriage should be freely chosen over coercive norms. He criticizes strict divorce laws and notes evolving partnership ideals amid changing social mores.
Fragmentary text mentions Danville leaders, Reno travel, Axel, and a debate over Nevada law. References a supposed Monday action and connections to Sumner, Montana, and a resort. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
In Stadard, Ohio on June 27 the Presbyterian church urged members to attend services in comfortable dress due to torrid weather. Paster C. McCullough preached without coat or vest and announced the summer season would drop these garments in favor of shirtsleeves.
A chaotic scene set off by reports of a fre al Matamoras sparked panic as crowds watched flames and gunfire. A fire engine arrived dragging a barrel drawn by horses, buckets were used to fight the blaze, and witnesses described intense fear before the fire consumed the home.
One Coghlan family member, daughter of Charles Coghlan and Rose Coghlan, rose from Hertfordshire birth to stage success. She trained at South Kensington, debuted in Detroit in 1895, and starred in Royal Box, Rome and Becky Sharp roles. She later supported Mrs. Patrick Campbell and played Shirley Bassmore. On July 1, 1908 she married Augustus Piisarra, a theatrical manager.
The Bulletin of Amec¢ay Staples notes a dramatic rise in banana production for export in Honduras. It highlights the industry’s impact on Central American trade, with export figures shaping about a third of bananas imported to the United States. The fruit grows wild across the country to high elevations, but commercial export remains confined to northern hot belt regions with Cortes, Celba and Venjilla as key shipping points.
Wistington notes amid rumors of anti-Cannon sentiment in the Danville district as Kinborough buzzes. The piece observes Senator Hughes of Colorado, a back-row Democrat, and highlights Tinges and Rhinborough as potential players in a tense political scene surrounding Joe Cannon’s re election prospects.
The piece describes a heated contest in a district aligned with Danville, detailing how Democratic backers rally behind a candidate, branding him as a strong advocate of mineral resources and temperance. It notes Senator Hughes’s cautious stance, the party’s interest in his influence, and strategic expectations from Democratic leaders who see him as a potential asset.
Pelit Parisien recounts a theft of 20,000 francs from a brother in law named Tig. Emile Gwas was arrested recently at Epore na and refused to reveal where the money was hidden. A pollen search uncovered 18,000 francs at the font of a free KL Saint-Germain-en-Laye. The victim withdrew the charge after the discovery.
During hot weather Tonkin's offers light-weight underwear in two-piece garments and union suits at attractive prices. Men’s feather-weight underwear sleeveless shirts and drawers priced around 0.50 each. Balbriggan shirts and drawers in ecru sizes listed. Silk and silkine options highlight reduced prices with multiple color choices.
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