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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1910
Page
2
The Anaconda Standard notes advertising offices and subscription rates, listing main office locations and multiple branch newsstands across cities. It discusses municipal taxation and urges opposition to an added garbage removal tax, then surveys state and college outreach efforts including the Kan kad cooking wheels program and outdoor improvements movements.
A diary exposes Lorimer in Washington and Chicago amid corruption charges. Lorimer defends his integrity in a grand jury setting while legislators confess to voting for him for pay. The piece notes railroad safety data and public reaction to corporate praise and criticism.
The piece marks the May anniversary of Abraham Lincoln’s nomination and reflects on the Civil War, citizenship, and national unity. It contrasts new times and dangers with the need to curb city indebtedness as it discusses incineration plant proposals and a garbage tax to fund waste disposal without raising debt.
The column offers herbal astrology and planetary alignments with daily influences. It cites herbs and seeds associated with signs and advises on mood, thinking clarity, and potential relationships for the period. Readers with birth data are noted to have specific planetary aspects influencing choices and loyalties.
A brown bear is lassoed as a car driven by Rudolph Ithasigol, a cowboy chauffeur, moves toward the GQ C. Rade ranch beneath the Big Mura mountains. The captive bear is dragged to the Hudeson ranch for an exhibition, with several burn marks on its coat.
The article discusses Halley’s comet tails and proposed classification by Bredichin, detailing hydrogen and hydrocarbon composition, plume shapes, and spectroscopic evidence. It notes limited progress, calls for experiment on atmospheric composition, and mentions French proposal and practical challenges. The passage ends with a May 2 report on rising bread prices and a protest in Chang Chow.
Washington reporters recount a chaotic scene as lawmakers debate what to wear for the campaign, while Representative Douglas fights press pressure over renomination. The piece riffs on fashion, media scrutiny, and political luck as Washingt on insiders weigh outfits and outcomes in the run for the Sixtieth Congress.
On Memorial Day in New York City Italo Campanini sang amid veterans and friends, pausing to bow to a volunteer Rose Milin who accompanied him. He recalled singing for both sides during the Civil War era and vowed the performance would be his last public salute to the fallen.
Bozeman May 19 The Rev Wily Mountjoy of Twin Bridges preached the baccalaureate sermon at the Christian churches for the Gallatin County High School graduates Text was I wish above all that ye may prosper and be in health of your soul a prosper Special music by the choir The Memorial Day services were held at the First Methodist Church with about 30 members of the Grand Army of the Republic and Confederate Veterans present plus local women’s relief corps A sermon by Rev Ros Ware with special music by the church choir Also a praise service at the Presbyterian church led by Prof HH BR Oller assisted by Mrs Ta S Willson
May 28. Prince George A. Wibhart of this village died today of tuberculosis. Hibbard served as a non partisan mayor, though elected as a Republican, and had influenced local interests. He reportedly held wealth and had served about two terms, including a prior role as postmaster in Boston.
A man killed himself after a rejected marriage proposal to a young woman architect. The event occurred in San Vinge where the man confronted the woman, then shot himself, leaving bystanders and a shaken community. The woman reportedly refused him and after the confrontation she left the scene as the man died.
A detachment of marines from the Philadelphia navy yard loaded with ammunition and supplies sailed for Central America. The unit will be celebrated at Colon before being conveyed to their destination aboard the cruiser Prairie in response to the situation.
Charles L. Hamilton congratulates Curtiss after the young aviator, recently arriving from Jacksonville, Florida, in St. Louis to compete in the third event. The scene shows early admiration for the aviation pioneer as local officials greet the notable flyer.
New York March 83 Glenn Wf, Car lisa Uke, and others discuss Curtiss early in aviation. He built gas engine motors for flying, ran a Hammondport shop as aeronautical hub, joined Alexander Graham Bell's 1907 experiment, and helped power notable early flights. He won a national trophy in Thelms France August 1909, covering the route faster than rivals.
A New York May 2 report discusses the uncertain potential of aeroplanes and dirigibles in warfare. It notes experts like Alton and Curtiss and signals early achievements, while acknowledging that real capabilities remain to be proven and may shape future military use.
Fragmentary OCR of navigation history mentions Henry Hudson voyage from New York to Albany by Mat Voyage in 1614 and later steamboat movements to Albany. References to Champlain and voyage times appear garbled. Missing coherent events or dates prevent a solid summary.
New York May 29 Curtiss described his Albany to Poughkeepsie flight as uneventful despite rapid climbs and a near splash when his plane dropped over Mine State King mountain. He insisted he was too busy managing controls to notice any sensations, noting the wind and water as only references while judging the weather.
A taft WASHINGTON message from New York May 29 reports President Taft praising aviator Curtis. Taft notes the aviator's bold advances show aviation's future and cites crossing from New York to St Louis as a milestone. He highlights overcoming unknown ground and the significance of progress in flight.
President Taft departed Washington by midnight train toward New York to participate in a morning Memorial Day parade review. He will review the parade and speak on the event, with officials awaiting his arrival.
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