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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1909
Page
3
The Anaconda Standard announces subscription rates and publishing details for daily and Sunday editions. It lists office contacts, branch locations, telephone numbers, and newsstand distribution points across major cities, concluding with mailing address for business correspondence.
In 1939 Spokane celebrates a decisive Interstate Commerce Commission ruling favorable to the city in its freight rate dispute with the Northern Pacific. The decision signals broader freight-sate revisions across many lines and highlights Spokane’s long protest against inequitable charges. Separate notes discuss Brownsville military hearings and Senator Foraker’s political fate amid internal opposition.
The senate committee action leaves no new states this session. voices condemn the territorial leadership and accuse a "gang" in New Mexico of manipulating affairs. Discontent spreads as lawmakers express disgust with territorial governance and oppose rapid statehood.
A report notes a committee will investigate reclamation projects to gather information on methods and potential construction plans. Sightings indicate a survey of programs and sites to inform future speculation and policy directions.
Pope caught a cold while saying mass in an unheated chapel in Chicago. The report notes concern for his health and mentions doctors monitoring his condition as risks to his routine and duties.
Fragmentary notice recounts a mistaken identity and a tragic scene as a man discovers a missing item after returning to his home. The text references insanity claims and a suspicious break in with a bag found, but details are obscured by garbled OCR.
A garbled OCR line references a legislative vote about a three eighths wallet feature and an alleged act involving a state actor. The readable words mention Spelngfeld Ath Mare and Gilled Stale aetrator with unclear context and no identifiable dates or names.
The article surveys the history of American medals for valor and lifesaving, naming key figures such as Washington, Clemons, Young, and Mary Penrose. It notes private and public awards, including Carnegie and congressional honors, and highlights notable recipients across wars and peacetime rescues.
The text outlines a crowded account of prizes, lectures, and honors with names such as Magland and Lang, noting papers from 27 countries and a 189% claim for a dining body. It references the Hayden memorial pennies and various orders of knighthood, along with a focus on geological and patent achievements and ceremonial decorations.
A damaged OCR fragment discusses how honors abroad are often misused for personal reasons. It mentions a king's favor being paid to a tailor or creditors and references a controversial Allegory involving Consright and Rashin.
In Buffalo New York March 2 the wage reduction affects almost every employee of the large independent company Lak Wellcamping Lak and the machine shop. The first nonhunnanent cut in wages occurs as the company joins the United States cel corporation.
In St Francisca Minnesota the owners of the Chinese chamber of commerce dedicated the central commercial body with a ceremony. Prominent merchant Lack fin Ell presided, assisted by Wong Sun, president of the chamber. Members assented a winquet later.
Hendrick discusses the Carnegie Foundation's expenditures up to the present, noting low disbursement to recipients. Pension totals, widows funds, and retirement stipends are described, with examples from professors and distinguished scholars, including James, Lounsbury, Ladd, and Seymour, illustrating the foundation's educational impact and limits.
Sea Francloog reports that only one man, Patrick Calhoun, remains to fill the Calhoun jury seat amid disputed peremptory challenges. John Costello and another candidate were excluded, and the panel’s next juror may be seated today as the process continues. Postmaster at Tart, Vall, resigned. Monidit, Mididua county, appoints a new postmaster.
A confused OCR fragment describes a Scandinavian Christmas custom involving cords and gifts, mentioning Mr. Nolan, Nelsnn, and Chr ist T. Nolan. It references Christmas trees, villagers, a large supply of jules, and a general festive context with unclear details about donations or distribution.
A Kansas City Star report describes a hunt northwest of Kearney with 500 men using shotguns at 10 am. A wolf was killed after an engineered wall collapsed, an oxen fell in, and C. I. Burpear carried a hunter to town. The incident includes a man missing and cautions for the scene.
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