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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1902
Page
6
The Anaconda Standard lists publication details including pricing for daily and Sunday editions, rates by page and length, foreign postage, and contact offices. It notes branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls for advertising rates.
Eastern Offices located at 21 Nassau Street and 2 Washington Street. W J Morton is in charge. The notice lists locations and contact points for the Washington and Nassau offices.
The Standard lists distribution points in Chicago at Postoffice and Auditorium Annex San Francisco at Palace Hotel Salt Lake City at 51 W Second South and Salt Lake News Co. Correspondence should be addressed to Anaconda Montana.
The Record Herald notes a proposed Montana to Eureka road from Weiser via Butte and Salmon City, with a potential route by Great Northern and Oregon Short Line links. Eastern papers cite a Butte to Weiser line crossing Bitter Roots and connecting to Eureka, boosting coastal access and mining districts.
A nostalgic recounting of Prince Albert Edward's 1860 US tour notes his unofficial entry as Baron Renfrew and travels through Detroit Chicago St Louis Cincinnati. The piece recalls harsh hospitality in some cities and Blondins rope crossing feat aided by Canadians while the prince toured American sites.
Prince's Washington stop begins two weeks before reaching the capital. President Buchanan hosts and rooms the prince, with 34 diners, seven gold vases, and a later reception. The trip includes Mt. Vernon, a dirge by the Marine band, opera in Philadelphia, and stops in New York Albany Boston before sailing home.
In the Patrick murder case over Rice in New York City a year ago Valet Jones testifies four times, each confession blaming Patrick but contradicting the others. Patrick denounces Jones as a perjurer while noting deathbed testimony carries unusual weight, leaving the verdict dependent on Jones’s credibility.
The Columbia State and South Carolina papers condemn the Tillman McLaurin Senate clash as unseemly and untimely. They question why both men react with anger to accusations and urge resignation and reconsideration of public duty. The State notes voters’ opinions may shape vindication.
The faction seeks a vote on Tillman and McLaurin fitness to represent them in the U S Senate. Both senators refuse to resign despite national and state calls for resignation.
The Philipsburg Call reports a Western Montana debating society chose the resolution, Resolved That the sheepherder is a better citizen than the saloon keeper. The piece weighs which earns moral virtue from occupation versus personal character amid civility and tradition across East and West.
The piece reviews long standing Baconian theories that Francis Bacon wrote Shakespeare's works. It cites Ignatius Donnelly and modern zealots like Mrs. Gallup, notes critics who doubt Shakespeare's authorship, and mocks the idea of uncovering hidden proofs in the folio.
Archibald Bard Darragh and Thomas Robert Bard share a great grandfather Richard Bard. His 1756 60s frontier ordeal near Fort Duquesne included Indian attacks and a daring escape. His wife’s ransom was secured after three years among Indians. Their sons fed later descendants, linking Darragh and Bard to French and English war lore. Congressional and academic figures are noted. Paced by Overseas observation and awards.
The article notes confusion over Shooter's Island spelling and location. It lies at the junction of Union and Hudson counties and Richmond County and is near two lighthouses at Bergen Point and westward, at Newark Bay’s entrance. It sits at the Kill von Kull’s western end between Howland Hook and Mariner’s Harbor and is accessible only by boat or airship.
Dr Keen recalls Gettysburg surgery where a young doctor spent half an hour cutting a leg seeking a bullet. The soldier claimed patience, revealing the bullet remained in his pocket as a souvenir after passing through the skin.
An ordinance prepared by Capt W T Norton proposes a $50 annual license for all denominations and garnishment of ministers' salaries for non payment. Norton gave it to a councilman to introduce, but the councilman declined to present it. Norton says ministers have lately tried to enter politics and influence city governance with unwise theories.
Daniel Hardy is named the new general superintendent of the Missouri Pacific railway, a former water boy on the Fra zeyville to Ohio line three years earlier. Legouve, the French author and playwright, has completed his %th year and is titled the doy en de Academie.
Brooklyn Heights residents witnessed a sunrise heliograph from the Syndicate building 7:25 to 7:40 am. The 22 story glass tower flashed a dun pink glow across Kings County toward ships, concentrating on a rooftop tower as if interior lighting were fire.
Burned sails and rigging from Shamrock II were removed by a South Street junkman after a fire. Spectators recall pens for speculation about salvage value while noting few souvenirs remain beyond scraps of navigation works and other burned remnants.
Chin Tan Sun, once a steerage passenger from China, married a white woman and built a San Francisco lottery business into multimillionaire status through grit and enterprise.
This column surveys Mrs John Jacob Astor as a leading social figure noting her wealth, social reach, hobbies, and health habits. It also discusses fashion fabrics, weight concerns, and a home remedy with olive oil and grape juice. It lists club topics from the general federation and mentions Mme Lehmann and Ada Negri highlighting vegetarianism and Italian poetry trends.
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