Anaconda Standard Publication Details
The snippet lists publication and subscription information for The Anaconda Standard from STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY, including daily and Sunday editions, pricing terms in advance, and postal classifications. It notes entry at the Anaconda post office as second class mail matter and outlines subscription rates for varying periods.
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Standard Publishing Company, Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda
Chicago
Post Office
Auditorium Annex
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Los Angeles
Main Street
Denver
Seventeenth
Salt Lake
Second South Street
Spokane
North Howard
Tacoma
Pacific Avenue
Seattle
Pike Street
Portland
Andard Publishing Company
Mont
Engineers Walkout Citing Safety Trust in Hoist Operations
A public notice notes engineers who walked out after praising their own reliability to manage hoists safely. The language implies concern about safety and accountability in industrial operations.
Postage Rates for Subscriptions and Europe
Rates listed for 16 to 16 page editions six and six six five. 2 to 32 page editions two. 36 to 48 page editions three cents. Europe mail doubles these rates. for other foreign countries inquiries advised.
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Europe
Telephone numbers and office locations for the Standard
The Standard lists Main Office in Anaconda and a 6.55 business office. It notes editorial rooms and branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls with ad rates on application. It provides a Washington and Eastern bureau address plus multiple newsstand locations nationwide.
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Anaconda
The
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Butte Mine Walkout Draws Community Reaction And Debate
As Butte and Anaconda face a sudden walkout by several hoisting engineers, concerns rise over mine shutdowns and economic strain. The union dispute prompts a late night meeting, with a pledge to honor the contract with President Scallon, while a published manifesto criticizes labor hostility and internal union dynamics.
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Butte
Anaconda
Scallon
Montana Union
Standard
Heinze
Anaconda City Campaign Focuses on GOP Record
A heated Anaconda campaign denounces GOP mismanagement and police scandals while praising Democrats for restoring order. The piece argues the police graft and drunken violence reflect Republican aldermen, urging voters to elect six Democrats. A Bavarian royal aside mocks claims of ape ancestry, lampooning Prince George.
German protests over borax in meat amid purist rules
Germany faces indignant protests from preserved meat dealers and American packers as new anti borax regulations threaten to bar borax preserved meats. American committees cite experts who claim limited boracic acid may aid preservation though supporters press for stamped labeling to inform buyers.
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Germany
Associated Press
Traphagen
Montana State College
Seventh Legislative Assembly
Monkeys and Princes Defend Ancestry Against Darwin
The Bavarian princes of the Wittelsbach line deny any simian ancestry and insist their royal blood was placed on earth in a noble line rather than evolved from apes. The piece continues to contrast scientific theories with royal pretensions.
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Phough
Bavaria
Darwin
Wittelsbach
Earth
Noted Liar and Poles Folly Haunt North Pole Tale
A long history recalls Joseph Z. La Joie of L Assomption a Canadian known for a polar tale of drift toward the North Pole with a miraculous rifle and magical birth of a kingly claim among Polar Indians. He later faced perjury charges tied to his La Jor Manufacturing venture and the public’s gullibility.
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Joseph Z. la Joi
L'Assomption
North Pole
Pole
la Joe
The
la Jor Manufacturing Company
Portland
Stead on American Role in Turkish Question
The piece critiques W T Stead’s dramatic view that the United States would quickly intervene to punish the Ottoman Empire over imagined Turkish outrages against American missionaries. It notes real history shows Ottoman pride and delay, and argues Americans focus on preventing perilous missions like Ellen Stone’s instead of conquest fantasies.
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Kansas City Journal
W. T. Stead
Mr. Stead
Marins
Stead
Ottoman Empire
America
Fosses
Atlantic
Dewey
Sampson
Spain
Dardanelles
Ocean
Sea of Marmora
Europe
Stamboul
Constantinople
Manila
Philippines
Mias Ellen Stone
Northern Securities in complete running order as party shifts
The People's Party wanes in activity with few attendees while Miss Stones stands by Mr Tsilka defending against charges of perfidy and dishonor. The stance reflects credit on Miss Stone though it shores up no clear damage to Tsilka’s reputation.
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Northern Securities Company
Miss Stone
Mr. Tsilka
Roosevelt Has Lost Caste In Public Opinion
The Tolerito Bee notes a sharp shift against President Roosevelt. It argues he overreaches, governs like a rough rider, and lacks the dignity and restraint Americans expect from a president. The piece laments his domineering style and calls for calm, considerate leadership.
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Roosevelt
McKinley
Buffalo
Roosevelt and Miles clash over army reform predictions
The Philadelphia North American argues that critics of General Miles and his controversy over army reorganization will be disappointed. It says Roosevelt should avoid punishing Miles for speaking out against a bill and warns politicians to stop disciplining capable military leaders who voice independent judgment.
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Clinton Dotson
Deer Lodge
Philadelphia
Miles
Roosevelt
Outlook for Roosevelt Hanna Deal in 1904 Nomination
The Pittsburg Post speculates on a potential shift in the 1904 nomination if Hanna’s health improves or if Roosevelt gains southern and northern support. It notes Roosevelt’s freedom to act is limited by prior ties with Metzenbaum and Hawner, and emphasizes southern delegation dynamics.
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Pittsburg
Hanna
Roosevelt
Ohio
Roosevelt Avoids Fuss Over General Miles Incident
The Chattanooga Times portrays President Roosevelt as averse to making a scene about General Miles, stressing his awareness of a loaded cannon when encountering such a rowl.
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Chattanooga Times
Roosevelt
General Miles
Notable Bits From The Era Of Personal News And Travel
Burst family members Alice May Burst James Wood Burst and Henry Will Burst are listed as offspring of a southern cornist named Burst. John Dunfee of Syracuse New York is awarded a contract to build and equip a railway in Northern Norway becoming the first American contractor there. The Dowager Empress of Argyll stirs Haogland court and politics by withholding her forthcoming biography manuscript. Henry Leitner near Fairfield Richland Ohio recalls antebellum cotton with a bale kept as a memento. Dr James M Ludlow of Mast Orange New Jersey hosted Theodore Roosevelt in 1874. Mrs Helenretta A Kelly of South Carolina returns after abroad study to push silk culture in the South.
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John Dunfee
Syracuse
N. Y
Norway
Argyll
Haogland
Son
Memorials for Sir Arthur Sullivan Planned in London
A mural tablet for St Paul’s cathedral will honor Sir Arthur Sullivan with a figure of Orpheus and his lute. The inscription features the opening bars of his hymn Onward Christian Soldiers. A bust will be given to the Royal College of Music and a commemorative tablet placed in the Royal Academy of Music hall.
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St Paul's Cathedral
London
Arthur Sullivan
Orpheus
Royal College of Music
Royal Academy of Music
Ping-Pong Set Shortage Spurs High Demand
Dealers report difficulty supplying ping-pong sets as calls for large lots surge nationwide. Most sets are English made with some American components. prices range from 2.4 to 10 dollars and include two racquets a net and a dozen to a dozen and a half balls.
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America
Carrie Nation to Be Carlson? King in London Next Summer
In a Philadelphia court two women on steps discuss an upcoming event about Carrie Nation. They claim the king will be Carrie warned on June twenty six and mention a waiter Mr Johnson stating the figure eighty. The dialogue conveys astonishment at challenging the king with a hatchet person.
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Philadelphia
London
Summah
Carrie Nation
Johnson
Carrie
Oldest Living Graduates Named by United States Military Academy Association
The Association of Graduates bulletin lists Thomas A. Morris, class of 18M, as the oldest living graduate. It notes one survivor from each of the classes 18%, 1838, 1840, 1844 and IMS: Herman Haupt, William Austine, Robert P. Maclay, Simon B. Buckner and Joseph C. Clark.
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Association of Graduates of
The
United States Military Academy
Thomas A. Morris
ISM
IMS
Herman Haupt
William Austine
Robert P. Maclay
Simon B. Buckner
Joseph C. Clark
Wealthy banker Norwell weds actress Lizzie Raymond
Boston financier and broker John P. Norwell has married actress Lizzie Raymond, sister of Dan McAvoy. Raymond’s prior marriage to Sam Bernard was annulled due to an unsettled prior husband, stirring society rumors of past complications.
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John P. Norwell
Boston
Lizzie Raymond
Dan McAvoy
Sam Bernard
Lieut. Louis J. Van Sehaick Wins Noted Philippine Fight
Lieut. Louis J. Van Sehaick, who failed in mathematics at West Point, earned a remarkable record in the Philippines. He lost an arm nearly in combat with overwhelming odds and is now in New York awaiting an operation to treat the wound. Grant and Sheridan were mentioned as having weak standings at West Point.
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West Point
Louis J. van Sehaick
Philippines
New York
Grant
Sheridan
Birthplace Farm Of Sewing Machine Inventor Elias Howe Auctioned
The South Spencer Massachusetts farmhouse where Elias Howe born in 1819 is advertised for sale at auction on March 22. No reason given for the sale. heirs reportedly cannot retain the property any longer.
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South Spencer
Mass
Elias Howe
Howe
Brutal rental agent blamed for deadly cold death
Manchester newspapers report a case where a renter, gravely ill with tuberculosis and unable to pay rent, faced a blocked chimney by the agent which prevented heating. In bitter cold she died within days, prompting inquiries into agent conduct and housing conditions.
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Manchester
England
Any Flower at Any Time Guide to Year-Round Blooms
A florist offers flowers independent of seasons, promising ready availability on any chosen date. The piece notes the evolving art of flower retarding and its expansion into broader, larger dimensions.
Shorthorn Cows Bred by Queen Victoria Sold in Kansas City
Dan R. Hanna son of the Ohio senator paid 1500 and 1080 dollars for two Shorthorn cows bred by Queen Victoria at Windsor. They are part of W. R. Nelson herd sold Wednesday at Kansas City.
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Dan R. Hanna
Ohio
Windsor
W. R. Nelson
Kansas City
Baptized in the Jordan by Port Jervis Millionaire
Cornelius Van Ness, an octogenarian millionaire of Port Jervis New York, fulfilled a long held wish by being baptized in the River Jordan. The scene marked a notable religious moment for the elderly philanthropist and his circle in 19th century society.
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Cornelius van Ness
Port Jervis
N. Y
Jordan
Special Trip to the Orient Serves Their Purpose
A figure undertook a deliberate journey to the Orient aimed at fulfilling a specific objective. The move highlights strategic aims and cultural connections guiding travel for this purpose.
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Orient
Copper Discoverer Still Alive
John Hays, the first white man to discover the vast Michigan copper deposits, still lives in Cleveland, Ohio, and is seven years old.
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John Hays
Michigan
Cleveland
Ohio
Actress Mrs Patrick Campbell comments on fame
Mrs Patrick Campbell says it took London ten years Chicago one day and New York two minutes to discover her.
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Patrick Campbell
London
Chicago
New York II
This Day in Humor Columns and Quips
A collage of brief jokes and quips from various papers. Puns about dogs cats and clocks, lines on church matters and reading, light exchanges about slips in manners and youth, with snippets from Brooklyn Life Chicago Tribune and Baltimore American.
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van Upperton
Suddenrich
Brooklyn
Republicans Name Men at Missoula City Convention
The Missoula Republican city convention held April 2 produced nominations for aldermen Paul Gerber Nate Kellum Harry Thompson and George Pringle for alderman and Walter Hogan for city treasurer with William Hayes as police magistrate. The resolutions endorsed the current administration and city financial methods as Colonel T C Marshall led motions and Dr Buckley chaired deliberations.
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Missoula
Third Ward
Ward
T. C. Marshall
William Hayes
Walter Hogan
Endowments at Colleges Include Major New Gift
The Tribune reports a $250000 gift to Columbia University Teachers College for a gymnasium. The donor's name is undisclosed. It also notes a $200000 endowment to the Jewish Theological Seminary of America in New York City.
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New York
Teachers’ College
Columbia University
the Tribune
Jewish Theological Seminary of America
Movements of the Squadron Reach Martinique
The North Atlantic squadron under Rear Admiral F J Higginson arrived at Port de France Martinique on April 2. The Kearsarge Olympia and Indiana anchored there while the Massachusetts and the Alabama proceeded to St Pierre.
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Port de France
Martinique
North Atlantic Squadron
F. J. Higginson
Kearsarge
Olympia
Indiana
Massachusetts
Alabama
St. Pierre
Women followers raid Eddyville joint in liquor raid
Twelve veiled women followers of Mrs Carrie Nation raided a joint at Eddyville last night smashing a large mirror furniture and destroying several cases of liquor in Lexington Nebraska April 2 19xx report states the violence interrupted by local authorities
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Lexington
Neb
Carrie Nation
Eddyville
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