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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1910
Page
3
Publication details and subscription rates for the STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY of Anaconda Montana include daily and Sunday editions with monthly and yearly options paid in advance. The document lists multiple office addresses, telephone numbers, and overseas advertising connections as well as national newsstand distribution points.
By JOHN W. DANIEL of Virginia and a Zeppelin mishap dominate the page. Daniel, long a United States senator and legal author, is praised for his service from the Confederacy to Congress. A Zeppelin disaster story follows, noting enormous size and cost and ongoing inventor’s hard luck.
A long tirade discusses Governor Washburn, Roosevelt with conferred leaders, and a proposed 500000 bond issue to expand a state fair. It notes public support from Montana’s Standhardt and lines up a 191% vote. Also covers the Yale Harvard boat race, congressional fights over tariffs, and social notes from New Jersey and Montana events.
In early operatic days Col. Mapleson used Ravelli to counter Campanini, planning a raise for Ravelli while preserving Campanini’s status. Critics split, but General Carroll advised praising Ravelli as a superb second tenor, avoiding direct Campanini comparisons. Public opinion shifted, Campanini received the higher pay, and his star remained dominant.
A garbled Louisville Courier Journal fragment describes a scene with a young doctor and a father. The speaker recalls forbidding social visits and later mentions professional talk and some implied consequence involving winter and a furnace, with unclear names or places.
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