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Anaconda Standard in Anaconda, Montana

13 May 1900

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Anaconda Standard

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Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1900

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13

Montana State League gains momentum with four clubs

The Montana State League approaches its 1900 opener as managers from Butte Anaconda Helena and Great Falls organize teams led by President W H Lucas and secretary James Powell Plans envision a bright season with revived baseball fever and stable leadership nationwide.

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Negro Exhibit For Paris Exposition From Atlanta University

An Atlanta University exhibit sent to Paris for the exposition presents a social study of Georgia's sizeable Negro population. It details growth in population, land ownership rising to 1,062,225 acres, taxable property around 13.5 million, declines in illiteracy, and extensive public school advancement. It notes public schools, teachers, and diverse course offerings reflecting intellectual progress.

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Change Form and Color Like a Chameleon

The proverb notes that the chameleon can alter its color at will and also its form. It suggests adaptability and disguise are natural traits, illustrating how beings may adjust outward appearance and structure to suit circumstances.

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Rail Museum Curiosities Highlight 1829 Travel Rules

A Dresden museum exhibit recalls a 1829 railway warning about trunks. Passengers must not forward luggage before the train’s departure and must handle trunks only when arriving at the station at the proper hour.

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