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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1910
Page
18
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription details for daily and Sunday delivery, with monthly and annual rates. Pally and Sunday subscriptions cost 1.00 per month, while Tatty and Sunday yearly rates are 2.50, paid in advance. The notice is stamped with publication and post office details.
Butte address on East Broadway lists Bell phone 422 and Independent phone 1422 1M Higgins Avenue. Telephone lines appear to be provided with local listings and office locations.
W J Morton lists multiple newsstands and outlets in New York Chicago Kansas City Minneapolis San Francisco Los Angeles Denver Houston Salt Lake City Seattle and Portland where The Standard is sold. Addresses include Brunswick Building Fifth Avenue Madison Dearborn Auditorium Annex Empire News stands P O News Co Yona News Co Kavanagh's Van Nees state locations Saint Francis news stand and other city outlets. All business correspondence goes to Anaconda Montana.
A press dispatch reports Colonel Roosevelt seeking a conference with insurgents in New York around June 1. A Republican congressman allegedly engaged a hotel room for the meeting, fueling talks Roosevelt will lead, rally the insurgents, or guide their campaign as observers question current leadership’s effectiveness.
The piece contrasts British royal pomp with American presidential processes. It notes London knew the king earlier than the public, while in the United States the electoral college confirms the people’s choice weeks after the election, calling modern government methods absurd.
A critique mocks a college and the electoral apparatus. The Boston Traveler laments the spectacle of ceremonial royal proclamations and American voters ferrying election returns, arguing both systems overlong and needless in a modern era.
In the second half of the Rallinger-Pinchot inquiry, Lawler and allies attack Garfield, stirring Ohio Republican chaos. Some leaders urge Taft to intervene, but he resists. The piece notes divisions among Republicans including Garrfield and Foraker factions, Harmon supporters, and a fraught path to 1912 political prospects. Memorial Day and Roosevelt reception talk flavor national mood.
Article notes Madrid discussions on allowing Spain to inspect the Maine wreck after flotation or to conduct a formal inquiry. It recalls prior proposals and the U S court of inquiry finding external cause, Spain’s claim of internal explosion, and how the incident helped trigger war.
A planetary sketch forecasts broad good fortune across rural trades and real estate on the one hundred fifty first day of the year. Farmers, florists, miners, surveyors, and advertising agents are likely to prosper. employment prospects brighten and even magistrates may show mercy. Children born today carry hospitality and public spirited success.
St Louis resident Bernard Dierkes, city auditor from 1901 to 1909, shot himself today. Saturday morning he was found unconscious from apparent self harm by partial asphyxiation.
In spring 1881 the famed Italian tenor Italo Campanini, visiting Washington, meets President James A. Garfield after a friend arranges an audience. Garfield probes Campanini about Garibaldi and Marsala, lifting the veteran tale into a personal exchange. The moment underscores both men as soldiers of history.
A historical newspaper passage extols federal power to regulate interstate commerce and trusts after the Civil War, praising national unity, unified laws, and the enduring Union as expressed in Daniel Webster quotes and wartime reflections. It emphasizes federal authority over railroads meat packing medicines and food, and condemns provincial rates.
The article traces the history of comet discovery from ancient times to modern days. It notes how early astronomers observed comet tails pointing from the sun and details key figures like Tycho Brahe Kepler Halley Clairaut Palitzsch Messier Pons and Giacobini. It explains the shift from superstition to scientific methods, the naming conventions Comet A 1910 and Comet IV 1907, and the rise of photography in discovering comets led by Barnard and Brooks.
Honolulu May 30 The special election on July 26 to decide if Hawaii becomes dry prompts a push for a bill banning liquor imports. A citizens prohibition committee was formed to run the campaign for prohibitionists.
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