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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1902
Page
6
The Anaconda Standard publishing house masthead announces publishers and proprietors, daily publication, and post office mailing details. It lists description rates payable in advance and subscription options for Sunday editions, half year and quarter year durations.
The Standard publishes postage rates for single editions and foreign, with Europe having double charges. Main office is in Anaconda Montana, branch offices in Missoula and Great Falls, and Washington Bureau at Post Building. News stands listed in Chicago San Francisco Los Angeles Denver Salt Lake City and Portland.
Grant pushed a Santo Domingo annexation plan in 1870. A senate tie blocked the treaty, leading to a probe commission and a bitter Sumner clash. Grant pressed the idea in later messages, widening rifts with Senator Sumner until their final estrangement.
The text outlines a turbulent sequence in the Dominican Republic from 1844 to the present, detailing Horacio Vasquez's war victory and the retirement of Juan Jimenez amid alleged subversion schemes. It notes former president Heureux’s harsh rule, Jiminez’s exile and plots, and a rival ascent via a contested presidency.
The autumn campaign to elect a new lower house is not to be brightened by President Roosevelt's stump oratory. Plans had promised his aid and presence in key districts, but now it is announced he will take no part this year. Republican newspapers had urged caution about a presidential campaign effort.
The South Carolina senator announces a bid for another term as an independent, declining Democratic primaries due to Tillman influence. Observers note his voting with Republicans on key measures and question his party alignment amid ongoing state and national political maneuvering.
The piece argues a presidential hopeful should openly acknowledge alliance with the Republican administration and party groups in South Carolina to appear stronger. It contends that a public admission would clarify policy support and reduce questions about covert cooperation.
The Minneapolis Journal notes a female student mastering the hazing craft, proving herself equal to male competitors and silencing remaining doubters in the harsh campus rite.
Black silk waists in velour and taffeta offered today at reduced prices. Corsets in blue pink and black satin with lace trim, imports in silk colors and kilts. Shoes from Hanan and Perfection, broken lots clearance includes children and women styles at low prices.
A condensed list of fabric and sewing goods includes silk garters safety pins needle point pins Connell shell hairpins pearl buttons machine thread stockinet dress shields hairpins sanitary napkins finishing braid Saxony yarn and boys underwear. The items are offered in mixed lots with small price points.
Advertisement highlights 70 inch bleached damask suitable for daily wear at 45c a yard and 58 inch turkey red damask in plaid and floral patterns valued at 44c a yard selling at 28c. Glass toweling in blue and red offered at 6c a yard with lint-free softness and absorbency.
Domestics offer calico in light and dark colors with floral designs at 10 cents a yard. Large crochet bedspreads hemmed ready for use at 35 cents each. Remnants of French flannels and linens offered at half marked price.
Connell's Wash Goods offers 36 inch Madras in neat small patterns at 25c per yard. Embroidered Swiss and fancy batiste, sheer summer wash materials at 12 1/2c. Nainsook plaids and checks for children at 8c. Fancy lawns with floral designs for children's dresses at 7c.
Admiral Evans recounts Prince Henry’s American tour with vivid anecdotes. He notes missed factory and oil field stops due to schedules, describes dinners full of speeches, and recalls a midnight confrontation by anarchists in Somerset Kentucky. The prince’s humor and English slang awareness shine through.
A humorous exchange between a wife and husband unfolds as a playful speaker reveals boxing lessons and bold singing, contrasting opinions about the antics with a calm rebuttal from the wife. The fragment hints at ongoing lighthearted domestic humor.
A collage of witty exchanges from newspapers and magazines. A fair-weather friend and umbrella quip contrasts a cupboard mystery in a child’s riddle. A polite social scene ends with light humor as a busy suitor is welcomed.
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