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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1903
Page
3
The Anaconda Standard lists publishers and proprietors, print details, and subscription rates. It notes main offices and multiple branch locations across cities, including New York Chicago Denver and Kansas City, plus advertising contacts and distribution points.
Major Delmar lowered his class record and neared the two minute mark in the gelding trotting class, missing by a quarter second. The performance followed his earlier effort this season to shave time, drawing praise from fans and leaving Delmar two seconds behind Crescena's current stolen Lion class mark and within a quarter of Lou Dillon's world record.
The piece portrays Mr Talt as a former ally of President Roosevelt who profits from army glove contracts through his mills. Secretary Root bans such contracts where a congressman has a stake, yet Littaver plans to run again, promising vindication. A broader note surveys English as the language of diplomacy and its growing global use.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss the evolution of English as a global medium, contrasting past Latin scholarly work with modern usage. It posits that Lord Bacay’s ideas presaged a broader spread of English beyond the British Isles, noting dramatic shifts in world conditions and the English language’s expanding reach.
After Peary returns from Arctic travels, questions rise about the value of his discoveries. Critics urge accountability and reform to the consular and postal services as Roosevelt administration debates governance, funding, and the role of exploration in national prestige.
The West Point regime eases bans on tobacco use, allowing linendels to smoke pipes off duty while cigarettes remain forbidden. The change reflects a broader trend at colleges where tobacco norms have liberalized, with fewer penalties and greater social acceptance. Public attitudes and statistics show mixed impact on per capita consumption and smoking prevalence among different groups.
A late dispatch from Oyater Ray Same reports the president intends a radical reform of the U S consular service aimed at elevating its standing. The notice says the administration plans to appoint faithful, Europe style diplomats to represent the United States abroad.
Detective McAnany travels to Helena seeking requisition papers to bring Garey Snyder from Billings jail back to Missouri for trial on grand larceny and highway robbery. Snyder, 23, allegedly robbed a Missouri woman of diamonds worth 5000 last year. his wealthy father may try to bail him out.
Fugitive Garey Snyder rearrested after Judge Loud denied writ of habeas corpus. He walked from court with lawyer EW Becker, who seeks vengeance for Snyder’s past employment. Extradition papers delayed by Governor Bluckx of Missouri. lawyer W M Johnson may contest return to Missouri.
Helena report states Ife Calderhead has been interred while awaiting charges. The case involves Standard era inquiries as auditors examine statements. Borelnt Dinparch and Saye Wate Flewding appear in connection with the company at 1 West Broadway, Butto. Jadole Wilner faces scrutiny without a license as investigators seek the truth of the charges.
In Cripple Creek Colorado during early evening power outages hit Bell orders and General Bell warns the LaBelle Power and Light Co to fix holes, injuring Lt Greentwood and Lt Kelly who rode into open prospect holes. James Latterly the labor leader was arrested and seven others sought by guards at Golden Cycle mine after shots were fired at a passerby who refused to stop.
A lengthy session of the American mining congress at Deadwood Deliberations covered constitutional amendments reducing governor and chamber delegate counts and sought independence. Resolutions favored mineral statistics federal support, good roads, government purchase of silver, and opposition to mining stock manipulation.
Men present Oxford gray overcoats serge lined with silk velvet collars priced today at 12.50. All wool black clay worsted suits feature handmade collars and buttonholes with a value of 218.00. sale price today not as good. Novelty suits in chevions tweed stripes checks and Scot mixtures with collars and buttonholes, once 15.60, today lower. Extra heavy corduroy working pants with reinforced seats and patent buttons, large sizes, sale price 1.95 a pair.
A sale offers boys two piece knee pants suits in wool blend materials blue black and gray with sizes for children. Regularly four dollars, sale price two dollars and ninety eight cents.
Laws discriminating between gold and silver coinage were challenged as unconstitutional. Speakers argued Congress must fix relative values by weight and fineness without altering purchasing or legal tender power. The day's papers included talks on aerial tramways and mechanical drying of clays. Severe weather halted tonight’s program. tomorrow’s session to cover remaining addresses and election of officers.
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