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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1902
Page
6
The Anaconda Standard lists publishing info, rates, and office contacts. It notes subscription prices, postage scales for different edition sizes, and international rates. Eastern bureau touches Chicago Washington New York City and theater ticket stands. Various newsstands are noted in major cities.
Butte Montana captures the 1902 Pacific Northwest League pennant in their first year, with Helena finishing third as manager MacCloskey built a winning squad from scratch. The piece lauds owner support and notes Butte never fell from first after midseason rise.
An official report to the state department from the American consul at Lyons details the latest international anti hail storm congress held there. Delegates agreed on measures to direct and control hailstorms affecting European vineyards and agriculture.
The Pennsylvania coal fields face a mounting crisis with armed intervention as a likely central factor. President Baer and associates refuse to recognize organized labor, preferring dealings only with individuals or single plants, while compromise fails. The East awaits as militia readiness grows and President Mitchell sends regards to Roosevelt.
Miss Gould keeps her bodyguard Tutt away from photos while Senator Spooner and Senator Charles plan 22 speeches in Wisconsin. Pastor Wagner declines a raise. octogenarian William Ousley remains active, and Mrs. Anna Roosevelt Cowles gains voting rights in Farmington. Attorney General Knox aids in a Pittsburg drug store fire, directing firefighting efforts.
A satirical column lampoons Roosevelt Mitchell and Baer amid coal strike talk. It notes high coal prices in New York, mentions Seattle and Butte politics, hints at Heinzeites, Devery, and a Boston real estate gambit, and mocks White House conferences on the coal issue.
A damaged OCR fragment lists textiles and fabrics such as flannels wash goods and ginghams with mentions of outfits and crashes, indicating a catalog or sales notice. The readable text suggests a shop offering various fabrics and apparel items in a period advertisement.
The talks among Senators Platt Quay and Governor Odell and operators failed to bridge the gap over the Miners' union dispute. Officials warned that continued strike could depress turnout and affect politics in Pennsylvania and New York, while operators insisted on nonpartisan handling and court trust. General Thomas of the Erie then spoke with J Pierpont Morgan, who vicinity spoke with some politicians but did not join the dispute.
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