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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1904
Page
2
A collage of witty vignettes and social commentary cites cheap air cocktails, derby travails, a training case of economy in Port Arthur, and the Sultan's latest protest to the Armenian atrocities. It surveys culture, technology, and world events with a humorous, editorial bluntness.
The remark suggests if city ministers always speak the truth about the dead, many residents may fear death. The line hints at blunt honesty influencing public perception of mortality.
Rear Admiral Sigsbee cabled from San Domingo to the navy department stating Revolution now ended with no indication of which revolution is meant. The message is brief and leaves the specific conflict unnamed.
A Chicago university professor argues hell is a condition rather than a fact. The remark contrasts mere state with ultimate certainty, noting the hotter the condition the murkier the truth about its factual status appears.
Field reporters issue a round-robin protest addressed to the staff, signaling they know how the matter should be handled in relation to Japanese army coverage and editorial stance.
Two New York amusement managers have signed a contract with Edouard de Reszke for a tour of sixty concerts in the country next season, signaling a major classical music engagement. Patti is not mentioned in connection with this deal.
According to the pure food authorities much of the raspberry jam of commerce is composed of syrup of apple cores aniline dye and hayseed. It is almost as base a deceiver as maple syrup.
Yale library directors announce a fragment of a lost tragedy by Aeschylus or Sophocles found among papyrus fragments recently unearthed in Egypt. The discovery adds to scholarly debate and promises new insight into classical theatre.
An old tip suggests rubbing the face and hands with the plant in question to observe the reaction as a method to distinguish poison ivy from Virginia creeper. The suggestion uses a direct bodily test to identify the irritant.
A reflective note suggests that the science of beards harboring microbes offers a strange comfort to youths struggling to grow a small mustache. It frames facial hair as a trial and a quirky rite of passage.
A London newspaper quotes a harsh judgment that Kuropatkin has little left but a final desperate gamble with great risks. The author’s provocative lead blames reckless intoxication as a prelude to bold, decisive action.
In Minneapolis the public schools were dismissed and the Rapid Transit company offered each of the 35,000 children a free ride to view the Liberty Bell and return. The gesture was praised as a practical history lesson for pupils.
Mr. Snyder in Washington cables that Gen Reyes is elected president of Colombia. Consul Goodnow’s three month leave is approved. Hayes’s Civil War bravery medal sent to Wisconsin. Exposition loan repayment totals 213092.15 dollars. A two year old dies from corn salve exposure near Oskaloosa. A man killed by exploding cracker in St Joseph, injuries citywide. Boiler explosion near Ehrenfeld Station kills three, injures two. Dunlap resident Claude Deane killed. freight wreck at Woodbine injures many. car of naphtha explodes. Wabash wreck at Litchfield. seven coaches burn. many killed or injured. Premier Balfour refuses parliament dissolution. Russia disputes mutilation charges against Japan. British Ghurkhas capture Tibetan fort at Gyang-tse. casualties listed. Baron von Mirbach may resign as court marshal. Port au Prince Finance Minister Bijou censured. resignation offered, not accepted. Rome’s heat described. pope well yet affected but safe in Vatican.
A report bundles multiple incidents: an organ sabotage at a world’s fair festival hall. two lovers Olvin Gray and Lucy Pine who died after taking strychnine. James Cowan convicted of manslaughter for aiding a Lynching in Mojave California. John Versick’s self inflicted death in Ogden Iowa. a mob killing of John Taylor a Seaboard Air worker in Middendorf South Carolina. highwayman O O Mosier captured near Red Lodge Wyoming. Elsie T Biddle assaulted in Burlington New Jersey. a large manhunt. Clifford Miller found dead hanging near Bloomington Illinois after a note says tired of life. link to Woodford county deaths by youth suicide and a possible children’s death by own action club.
Foreign gossip notes Germany shipped $103,450,620 in exports to the United States for the year, down $14,450,154. Figures exclude Dresden and Munich. Prince Obolen sky’s appointment as Finland governor general draws quiet sentiment, with a preference over other candidates and no harsh policy anticipated.
Notices recap across politics and finance from F Augustus Heinze to Sully offers, liner maiden voyage of Baltic, Populist ticket, Sully settlement talks, and steel, bank, and school board movements. Reports from Port Arthur battles include Japanese offensives, Russian losses, and naval movements with Kiel and Liaoyang dispatches.
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