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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1902
Page
6
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates payable in advance for daily and Sunday editions, with annual, monthly, and four month options. It also details postage rates and foreign country charges, plus addresses for Western and Eastern offices and contact points for general business inquiries.
The nation focuses on the Yale Harvard game as the centerpiece of a day packed with key matchups. Yale faces Princeton’s challenging form while Harvard seeks strong form, with battles from Amherst to Norfolk and big western showdowns shaping a brisk gridiron Saturday.
Weeks of naval evolutions foreseen as Admiral Kam ber and Admiral Crowninsfield lead South Atlantic and European squadrons toward a seat of trouble. A joint search against the North Atlantic fleet aims to outmaneuver enemy forces near Europe and Southern Waters before assembling off Culebra under Admiral Dewey.
A sensational yet untrue report about Mrs Lena Doxheimer claiming to save President Roosevelt sparked a media frenzy. Investigations show she invented visions and the story stems from cranks seeking sensational copy rather than a real event.
Report outlines early British locomotive speed trials and electric traction tests. It notes record speeds around 78.2 miles per hour, mentions Croydon and South Devon lines, various locomotive classes, and comparisons with French and American trials. It discusses steam, vacuum, and electric systems, including trials near Aberdeen and trials of electric traction where gear and track constraints limited performance.
A scattered OCR passage recalls an American traveler in Japan noting politeness and a rickshaw ride, then shifts to Irish politics and a Missouri visitor in Washington discussing trains and horses. It mentions Sir Thomas Myt es, a Irish surgeon, debates, and a fundraiser by a prominent architect painter. The text references Moody's political support, a mission to Panama, and a Colorado springs gathering with lavish expenditures.
A collage of quips and mock dialogue from Puck style humor and satire. The text features playful exchanges about thought, prayer, dinner table talk, and a running joke about political talk and elections.
The piece notes the mother of King Alfonso of Spain as a top billiard player who once ruled Austria’s court, then shifts to politics with ex Gov W J Stone seeking Missouri’s U S Senate seat. It cites legislative guidance and expected votes, signaling a democratic caucus majority through additional support.
Community shoppers anticipate a major garment event with ready items for men women and children. Officials highlight affordable prices and convenient arrivals at local apartments.
A fragment notes a dressy military collar style with prices starting loose by Tharo showing a latest sea themed fashion trend. The reference hints at a sale or catalog item, though details are sparse.
The sale features men's leather face hand-sewed and kid shoes, and women’s Foster and HANAN & SON styles with patent leather and flexible cork soles. Prices drop from 2.00–5.00 range to 1.25 for many pairs, covering men, women, misses, and children.
The notice promotes men's extra long overcoats as a superior choice for winter wear. It asserts Butte's preference for clothes that fit and have merit, claiming Corwell style never disappoints and that the shop has received new stock while others sell old stock.
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