Anaconda Standard publication notice and offices
The Anaconda Standard Publishing Company lists daily and Sunday rates, office locations in Anaconda and branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls, and addresses for Washington and eastern bureaus. It notes newsstands in Chicago San Francisco Denver Salt Lake and a message for business correspondence to Anaconda Montana.
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Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Chicago
Postoffice
Auditorium Annex
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Denver
Glenarm Street
Seventeeth Street
Salt Lake
Anaconda Standard Promotes Circulation Lead in Montana
The Anaconda Standard claims to have the largest paid circulation in Montana, reporting a March average daily circulation of 22,015 and a Sunday average of 14,362, surpassing all other facts combined.
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Anaconda Standard
Montana
Harbingers and a Republican win in Anaconda politics
The Inter Mountain calls last Monday's election a harbinger for spring politics in Anaconda. It notes the victory aided the Anaconda democrats for the Republicans and urges the new administration to build on Madden’s record, promising potential benefits for taxpayers.
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Stephens
Anaconda
Madden
Leiser
Brand
Press Dispatches Show China Russia Talks Grow Complex
The article notes inconsistent reports on a Manchurian convention and China Russia negotiations. It mentions protests by other powers against a separate treaty, and uncertainty over indemnity demands, with fears the payment could exceed China’s financial limits.
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China
Russia
China Not Yet at Final Settlement Over Manchuria
The piece analyzes the Manchurian concession risk, Russian influence, and the danger of dissolving China’s sovereignty. It foresees possible Allied guarantees to protect territorial integrity, fears a costly indemnity, and suggests Russia may press to hold Manchuria, potentially provoking a Japanese war as alliances shift.
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China
Russia
Manchuria
Japan
Inter Mountain follows returns with cautious note on Montana election
The Inter Mountain misreads Montana results proclaiming republican victory coast to coast while Butte shows large democratic mayoral gain. Debate over Dingley law and trusts continues as Mr Babcock lingers on his bill awaiting House action.
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Babcock
Republican Committee
Tax on Bachelors Sparks Pennsylvania Law Debate
A Pennsylvania bill proposes a $100 tax on men over 40 who apply for a marriage license and another $100 from those who marry out of state. The revenue would fund three homes for older unmarried women. The proposal notes lawyers may challenge evasion and questions the motive behind older bachelors finally marrying.
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Pennesylvania
Pennsylvania
Babcock Plans Tariff Amendment to Curb Trusts
Chairman Babcock of the Republican congressional committee signals a push to modify the Dingley tariff to curb trust extortion under protection. He argues the party must adapt to new realities and support a bill to shield the public from trust-pricing despite party lines.
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Republican Congressional Committee
Republican Party
Ways and Means Committee
House
Reservation Openings and Political Nonsense Across Headlines
A long column discusses land openings in Indian Territory via lottery to replace old rush methods. It weighs politics and figures from Aguinaldo to Diaz, Harrison and McKinley, with railings about Chicago papers and Anaconda rebukes, ending mid thought on Kansas Freddy.
Turbulent Era Echoes From Global Headlines
Excerpts mention Teddy Roosevelt in pursuit of a fleeing foe, a Chequamegon restaurant report, dangerous conditions at St Petersburg mines, Kansas towns voting wet amid Prohibition debates, a Russian president prophesied in 25 years, and St Petersburg's mining ambitions challenging Butte's fame.
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Russia
St. Petersburg
Kansas
Mrs. Nation
Causes of unrest in Russia from the Kansas City Star
The piece argues unrest stems from a wide gap between educated elites and the ignorant peasantry. It notes student restiveness under an autocratic system and says sharing power under a constitutional ruler is needed to curb plots against the czar's life.
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Kansas City Star
Russia
Cooper Says Cubans Demand Self Rule After War
Congressman Cooper returning from Cuba states that while Spaniards favor annexation, Cubans will seek to govern themselves. He argues the war aimed to establish free government in Cuba and that Cuban consent must guide governance, outweighing Spanish wishes.
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House of Representatives
Cuba
Spain
Island
Senator Platt Faces Fresh Political Pressure Amid Reversal
The Cincinnati Enquirer notes Senator Platt of New York resists bowing after a minor setback. Governor Odell is portrayed as exploiting the crisis to press for leverage and criticism ahead of the three-year run to the nominating convention.
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Platt
New York
Odell
Warning of orthographical terrors in clash of nations
The Portland Oregonian remarks that an attempted assassination of Privy Councillor Pobnedonostzeff signals looming orthographical dangers for civilization if Japan and Russia clash. It notes Greece China South Africa and the Philippines pale before the power of official Russia’s proper names.
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Pobnedonostzeff
Japan
Russia
Greece
China
South Africa
Philippines
Fragmented jokes and light notes from old papers
A collage of dated quips and anecdotes from Glasgow Evening Times Detroit Free Press and Chicago Times-Herald. Humorous exchanges touch on postcards damp houses and wary spouses with a dash of domestic banter.
Missing links and varied curios of society from 19th century notes
The column surveys diverse items from Carlisle graduates, postal innovations in France, soldiers' parcel rates, and a Cincinnati trial ruling. It reports immigrant youth graduation, trades training, and sewing apprenticeships. German parcel service details. a Baptist immersion incident. a judge taking over a case. dental hospital remarks on Loch Katrine water and South African caries. Missouri rail accidents. New Jersey horse slaughter legality. a Pittsfield collar injury. a Bronx zoo snake. and Dover England water profits.
Carrie Nation rallies Kansas women to register for vote
The Albany Argus notes Mrs. Carrie Nation spurs effort with over 6,000 Kansas women registering in Topeka. The hatchet symbol may play a role in the upcoming political contest.
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Carrie Nation
Kansas
Topeka
Von Waldersee’s Flash of Genius
The Sioux City Tribune notes a rare moment of von Waldersee’s military genius as he chooses to leave Britain and Russia untouched. The remark frames his decision as a strategic restraint and signals a shift in emphasis away from potential opponents.
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Sioux City Tribune
Great Britain
Russia
Notable Personalities Across Science War and Society
Major Burnham sails for West Africa to lead an expedition into uncharted land for whites. Jeanne Loiseau is a French Legion of Honor recipient, a novelist and socialist who translated Ayron. Richard Gatling, inventor, near completion of an automobile plow. Chapman Shenandoah, chief machinist of the Atlanta, is the Navy’s lone Indian. Judge John Jay Jackson of Parkersburg has 40 years on the bench, active against revenue crimes. The German emperor funds a new yacht to replace Samoa, built at Hamburg for Kiel week regatta.
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Daniel Lesem
Jeanne Loiseau
Ayron
Richard J. Gatling
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Atlanta
United States Navy
Chicago
Marietta
Oregon
Cape Horn
Oneida
N. Y
Daniel Shenandoah
Oneidas
John Jay Jackson
Parkersburg
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United States Court
Lincoln
Samoa
Navy
Hamburg
Current Tumor and Absent Treatment in The Tramp
A fragmented newspaper snippet discusses a responsive river rescue line and absent treatment for health. It includes a theater line about So's she's 27 and a Philadelphia Record reference. The Tramp quote shows a street dialogue about following a governor and smoking a cigar.
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Nell
Belle
Philadelphia Record
Smallest scraps unlock a Brooklyn will probate case
In a Brooklyn probate fight, a trunk envelope held tiny paper scraps with writing on both sides. The lawyer argued the scraps formed the lost will, while the flap notation "This will is all here" showed a single res gesta with the tearing. Surrogate Abbott was persuaded by the reconstruction.
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New York Tribune
John Corwin
Harris, Corwin & Gunnison
Corwin
Brooklyn
Abbott
Tearing of the Will Draws Legal Scrutiny
The article notes that tearing a will may indicate the will’s validity and suggests why someone might tear a will to preserve it. It argues that tearing could mislead would-be thieves into not finding a complete document in an envelope with only scraps, raising questions about intent and evidence.
Lost Stockholder Reclaims Long-Lost Mammoth Mining Shares
An eight year absent stockholder of Mammoth Mining Company of Utah reappears after finding stock in British Columbia. The Salt Lake secretary confirms marketable shares and sends a check for 21 dividends accumulated during his absence, proving fortune can smile on a lone prospector.
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Utah
Northwest
British Columbia
Salt Lake
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