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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1913

Page

10

Wilson Parade Day Recap at White House Inauguration Return

Follows President Wilson and Vice President Marshall after the parade to the White House where a buffet lunch honors new cabinet and supporters. Notable attendees include Bryans, Princeton alumni, Georgia cadets, and guests from state governments as crowds cheer from streets and lights glow after a long day.

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London Papers Question Wilson Inauguration Will He Deliver On Reform

March 4 London editors react to Wilsons inaugural address. Daily Telegraph notes Wilson has started a reform impulse but practical success depends on action. Morning Post questions if he will be a great statesman while praising a new sociable reform tone. The Mains ophic/others foresee cross ocean influence on ethics and charity, warning against militarism.

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Fragmentary note on political rhetoric and Cumberland county farm

The item reports a fragmentary passage about Mr Wilson and a county farm venture in Cumberland county. It notes the county commissioners paid $40 for a property of about 290 acres, with references to political loyalty and tests of fitness, conveyed in an old newspaper tone.

The Daily Chronicle the Express Wilson Cumberland County

Citizens Urge Mass Meeting in Butte Tonight

Citizens press a non partisan spring ballot, urging turnout at the Lewisohn block for a mass gathering. The meeting aims to unify taxpayers and residents against socialist influence, with candidates for mayor and other offices present and petitions filed.

Butte Lewisohn Block Citizens’ Committee Ste Fooms Mamker John J. O'Conner Danielly Coaf

Thousands Warned Kidney Trouble Affects Many

An advertisement-style piece urges readers to watch for kidney trouble symptoms such as frequent urination, backache, and fatigue. It promotes Swamp-Root as a remedy and offers free sample, claiming letters from users support its efficacy. Contact details reference Binghamton, New York.

Heinze sues Amalgamated over copper war actions

New Yorks Maren Heinze and United Copper Securities pursue 420 million equity suit under Sherman act to halt Amalgamateds dissolution. Plaintiffs allege bribe attempts to judge in Montana, arson at Montana Ore Purchasing copper works, and Amalgamateds control of water in the district to cripple the burning works. Named defendants include William Rockefeller John D Ryan and James Stilitmat with Arthur Heinze and United Copper Securities in receivership.

New York Maren Arthur P. Heinze F. Augustus Heinze Ind United Citiles Company Amalgamated William Rockefeller John D. Ryan James Stilitmat United States Montana Montana Ore Purchasing Company Butte Heinzes United Copper Securities Company Arthur Meinge

One Man Made With His Money and Work at Moses Lake

Jacob Secrest, from Wenatchee, bought forty acres near Moses Lake in 1910 at about $100 per acre. He sold fifteen acres in 1912, twelve of which were suitable for trees, for about $6,000. He kept six acres of high-value trees, earning about $940 per acre, and his remaining land appreciated to $12,000. Secrest now lives in a large house he reserved, with two-year-old trees in a nearby photograph. Readers are invited to buy land adjoining Secrest’s at $180 per acre, with options to pay down and later yearly installments, as Neppel hosts a farm-land sale on March 17 and a town lot sale on March 1, with fare refunded if you buy. For details, contact the Neppel general club.

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Gate Tse Set The See Tee Tet Gute The Rae

The fragmentary text lists scattered words and names, with no clear event or individuals. The source appears damaged, offering no coherent report, date, or location to summarize into a factual item.

Minnie Healy We Case Sparks Interest in Sult Career

A New York dispatch hints at the character of the sult, suggesting the Minnie Healy We case will shape its future trajectory and invite close watching of its developments and influence.

Minnie Healy New York

Shorthand and Scribes in Fourth Century Records

A fragmentary note from the Acts of St Callistratus mentions a scribe from Inw courts who listened to Callistratus and wrote shorthand on paper. The passage reflects the era’s use of recording systems and the interaction between discourses and written practice in early medieval context.

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