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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1909
Page
3
The Anaconda Standard publishing company notes its daily and Sunday editions with long subscription rates and advance pricing. It lists branch offices, city newsstand routes, distribution points in multiple states, and addresses for editorial and foreign advertising.
A historical report notes tensions between the Pennsylvania president and Congress over railroad policies and reform efforts. It mentions sensational court-style claims, clashes among state officials, and the press’s role in shaping public opinion during a volatile political season.
An uneasy year in Montana with no suffragette victories as the fusing session debates a constitutional amendment. The Montana Senate considered submitting the measure to voters while other states weighed similar proposals in a broad national movement.
Fragmented reports detail wireless distress from a ship collision or incident. Observers heard flashes from a powerful transmitter and amateurs caused public mixups as officials sought a clear message. Navy delays in official communication heightened confusion over the incident and its coverage.
A long, dense dispatch recounts a crowded political meeting with Roosevelt’s return train, debates over pension and Civil War veteran issues, and factions within the party. It notes support from key figures like Ware and Chaney, critiques of antiwar stances, and tensions shaping the era’s politics. Several named persons and places appear, including Washington, Provident Roosevelt, and various officials.
Noy foremaat left sailing where her decks the achaener Ann J. Trainer of Philadelphia was towed into New York harbor early today after having been partly damaged in gale winds. The relief was apse covered in distress off the coast by a crew reported to use wireless calls for help.
A Dickinson travels next to Panama for an upcoming excursion. The journey reflects plans tied to a Washington meal, with family Winsett mentioned in relation to the trip and its timing.
A sweeping account traces African exploration from Roosevelt era rhetoric to early 20th century journeys. It covers explorers like Burton Speke, Livingstone, Stanley, and McKinley era ventures, highlighting Nile sources, Lake Chad, Victoria Lake, and the pursuit of wealth, routes, and scientific gains. The piece notes key figures, expeditions, and outcomes, including maps, tribes, and the stakes of colonial discovery.
The text appears garbled and incomplete but centers on a taxi driver issue tied to a drivers' union and fare matters. It references a running journey, a retainer, and unspecified actions by drivers, with unclear quotes. The readable segments imply union context and grievances without concrete details.
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