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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1901
Page
22
The Anaconda Standard announces subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions, foreign postage, and local and branch offices. It lists rates for various edition sizes, mailing costs, and contact numbers for business and editorial offices.
The piece humorously warns of shortages in beans and codfish hitting Boston for the next year. It notes bean crops failing and codfish harvests failing while arguing brown bread could be scarce too, threatening Boston’s nourishment and intellect.
Revival of interest in Thomas Carlyle places him at the center of nineteenth century literary attention. Critics praise his polemics against democracy and humanitarianism while noting his contempt for American ideals and the “nigger agony” language.
The passage frames Thomas Carlyle as out of step with his era, yet his Cromwell stands as his true masterpiece guided by love not hatred. It argues his stylistic boldness and flawed historical critiques, contrasting enduring influence with failures in Fritziad and assessments of the French Revolution.
The Maine tale from Munroe centers on Waldo county where prohibition enforcement drives locals to harvest wild cherries and chokeberries and soak them in homemade alcohol. Robins and blackbirds raid bare trees while farmers fear cholera and cost from fruit-based remedies, as a Sun correspondent may be losing perspective.
Rumors of cabinet vacancies grow as President Roosevelt faces potential early retirements of long serving officials. Historical precedents show frequent reshuffles with past cabinets under Lincoln and Johnson illustrating steady turnover and renewed lineups.
General Lorenzo Thomas served three months before John M. Schofield succeeded him. Robert T. Lincoln remained secretary of war through March 4, 1885, while most Garfield cabinet members left by December 1881. Windom, Folger, Gresham, Brewster, and others were replaced in rapid succession. The paragraph forecasts a Roosevelt administration maintaining the pattern of turnover.
A New Jersey husband declares cake should be eaten at the start of dinner, not after. his wife sues for divorce claiming cruelty over his early cake habit. The case raises questions of domestic decorum and the limits of personal liberty.
An opera bouffe tale from Rome recalls royal gifts and public joy for Princess Yolande. The cradle gift led to a bill dispute when the goldsmith sought compensation and the king settled the debt. The piece warns that Italian monarchs should beware the costs of popularity.
The war enters its third year with Cape Colony rebellion spreading while Transvaal and Orange Free State resist. Natal faces possible invasion as British losses and expenses mount at about 86 million dollars weekly. The Statist warns of strained industrial and commercial ties amid rising imports.
The excerpt warns that London no longer dominates global finance as securities shipments fall. It notes England's economic decline outweighs gains by the United States and Germany in manufacturing while agriculture languishes. It urges a saner, more capable leadership than Salisbury or Chamberlain to meet the crisis.
ROM officers visiting Washington urge establishment of a railway post office route between Butte and Anaconda via the Butte Anaconda Pacific line. Officials say Anaconda lacks adequate mail service and would receive improved service with a postal car and clerk if approved. The B A P railway offers to supply the car. federal action is needed.
Governor Toole and Lewis and Clarke county commissioners do not offer a $20,000 reward for information on the death of James Edward Brady. The Associated Press comments on Auburn, New York, not becoming a major news center this month. Sir Tom comments that the outcome is essentially decided. Miss Stone expresses resolve to remain in the brigands' camp despite dissatisfaction with her residence. Moving remains costly.
A humorous jumble of quips about Lipton Schley Roosevelt Miss Stone Kitchener Morgan and others. The text ridicules or praises leaders exploring politics navy and religion while commenting on public figures and events with playful sarcasm.
The historian Maclay states he has no plan to move to Helena and would not be found dead near a telegraph pole in that area under any circumstances.
The Chicago American mocks the White House living arrangements for Theodore Roosevelt Jr and siblings. It jokes about bedrooms and woodsheds illustrating a broader question of how suitable the presidential home is for children and family life, praising Teddy while urging proper play spaces and grounds for the Roosevelt children.
A Bayonne spectacle substituted automobiles for horses in bull fights with mixed results. The crowd hailed reduced danger and quicker slaughter, yet the bulls showed fear and the event felt more like a comedy than tragedy. European powers study war uses for autos, predicting possible future roles and even a new warfare mobility.
Dramatic proceedings in the Schley inquiry include Rear Admiral Robley Heavens testifying about the May 27 exchange aboard the Brooklyn and his remarks on discipline and possible actions. The session features sharp exchanges with Captain Lemly and interruptions over offhand remarks.
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