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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1902
Page
6
Subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions are listed but the text is garbled. It mentions prepaid rates for one year six months three months and one month, with publisher details and post office registration.
Rates for editions vary from one to eight pages with one to three cents. Europe rates double. Inquiries at Main Office Standard Block Anaconda. The Standard lists branch offices in Butte Missoula Great Falls and provides advertising rates. Various eastern and western offices and newsstands are noted with locations. Address all business letters to Anaconda Mont. September 16 1902.
The editorial review of Roosevelt's first year notes it was not eventful but stabilized power. It cites his handling of the Sampson Schley affair, his mixed federal southern appointments, and intra party tensions over reciprocity. Wu Ting Fang praises American adaptability and education as engines of progress.
Idaho races show a split GOP with younger Borah leading a reform movement and old leaders fading. Democrats under Hunt and Heitfeld solidify unity as Dubois controls Mormon vote to back Hetfield for Senate. Idaho tensions rise over two mile limit and intra party battles across Boise and Pocatello conventions.
The minister notes American educational advantages and rising enterprise. He observes American brains and capital expanding global markets, with China awakening to vast potential. Railways from Hankou to Canton and improved rivers suggest growing demand for American steel rails and goods.
South Carolina Democrats choose Asbury Latimer, 52, farmer and longtime state representative, as their preferred U S Senate candidate in a two primary system. Latimer defeated John G Evans, a former governor, while Heyward won the governorship over William J Talbert.
The article notes Democrats may gain a larger majority due to reapportionment that reduced Republican county representation and boosted Democratic counties. It suggests Republicans could win the state ticket while Democrats still control the legislature and elect the senator, reshaping party power.
Report on Kaiser Wilhelm's recent trip to Poznań shows Polish reluctance to embrace German rule. Authorities note no violence but widespread moroseness as Polish residents abstain from celebrations, with businesses unddecorated and residences closed. Prussia's attempts at coercion and benevolent assimilation have failed across a century of rule.
The American Bicycle Company is placed in receivership with 22500000 in bonds and 7501000 in assets. The decline stems from overuse, new municipal rules, the rise of automobiles, and social shifts as demand collapsed.
A San Francisco letter describes Prince Boris of Russia staying at a palace but disliking prices. He mingles with reporters, drinks in the Grand, and tries cocktails learned in America. His ardor for cocktails leads to an incident near a missionary.
The piece claims the U S egg supply exceeds 700 million dozen and compares egg value to mining output. It notes varied consumption, digestion times for different preparations, and a playful tip to roast an egg with a straw to stir it. It cites Touchstone and Pope to contrast roasting with boiling.
A visiting gentleman spoke at a church Sunday school about the mocking youths who taunted Elijah on his journey to Bethel and were punished by two bears. A girl in the class asked what the story showed, prompting the lesson on obedience and moral conduct.
A life of study is weighed against time as Dr Burrows at Oberlin argues for the longest course. Then a profile of Dr Terregianni, Catholic Bishop of Armidale, Australia, noted for great bulk and a cathedral shooting incident where a bullet torn through his vestments.
King Victor of Italy amasses a world renowned coin collection rivaling the British Museum. Began at age 12 inspired by English governess Miss Lee who collected coins in Rome. The display fills 24 cupboards in a Quirinal room, nonce of royal duties cannot keep him away.
Governor Van Sant while inspecting drainage work in northern Minnesota became mired in a bog and nearly died. He was freed by three congressional candidates from the district who claim full credit, while the other nine candidates accuse them of staging the rescue.
Charles M. Schwab was seen in better health after a dining car lunch en route from Plattsburg to New York. He reportedly ate soup two plates chicken half, green corn, potatoes, Lima beans, cantaloupe, lemon pie two pieces and coffee.
Menelek, the Abyssinian emperor, forbids sale of intoxicants throughout his realm and promises the severest penalty for violators. He cites noble excesses as the motive while declaring himself a total abstainer.
Column snippets from multiple papers reflect mixed reactions to President Roosevelt. Detroit farmer Bryan frowns at Roosevelt speech reports while Philadelphia and Washington outlets note Alger’s diminished role and Evans’ busy schedule preventing a reunion appearance.
From the Chicago News, Roosevelt’s visit to the state primes Maine's political mood toward a Republican tilt, as implications of Uncle Hank Waterson’s withdrawal ease the gubernatorial contest.
The New York Evening Telegram reports Russell Sage does not see a need to deny that he will assist his stage-struck nephew, portraying his position as supportive rather than obstructive in a developing family matter.
A fragment suggests supporters may launch a new revolution in the Philippines to grant General Miles an opportunity to carry out suppression actions.
The Detroit Journal notes a playful reference as South Dakota fans react to news that Theodore Jr. is en route, remarking on whether he represents a hereditary legacy in the team’s fortunes.
From the New York World, Alger is out for Roosevelt, the main who hit him hardest when he was secretary of war.
A 63 percent height statue weighs 450 tons 500 pounds in pure gold. The Holy Ghost plant from the Americas is named for a dove shaped flower. A French authority cites 74 690 000 horses and 12 190 000 mules and asses worldwide. Draft animal prices stay high despite cars. Hay fever linked to olfactory nerve idiosyncrasy with flowers. only sparse vegetated areas are free of symptoms.
St Stephen's School in Spokane Washington offers Protestant boarding and day education for boys. Located on Cannon Hill it provides preparatory commercial and academic courses with preparation for all colleges. Dean Perine at All Saints Cathedral handles inquiries. An elderly inmate story reflects compassion amid hardship.
Reports describe discoveries in Zimbabwe Mashonaland including an ancient stair and a 94 foot passage. The aim to reveal glass works using electric current. A soap mine opens at Ashcroft British Columbia with active material bornx mined by the ton. A Diabutsu statue graces a Yokohama square.
A Brooklyn Life report notes a philanthropic lady recently visited the Kingston asylum in Canada and showed marked interest in the institution and its work.
Senator George Turner of Washington, a Democrat, once belonged to the radical Republican faction and holds a commemorative medal for his role as one of the 306 delegates who supported Grant at the 1880 Republican National Convention.
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