Anaconda Standard public notice details
The notice lists publication logistics for The Anaconda Standard with rates and post office details. It mentions daily and Sunday editions, subscription prices, postage rules for the United States Canada and Mexico, and branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls along with eastern office addresses.
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Standard Publishing Company Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda
United States
Canada
Mexico
The
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Anaconda Standard Dominates Montana Circulation
The Anaconda Standard reports higher side paid circulation than all other Montana newspapers combined for March 22.015. The daily and Sunday averages are not fully clear, but Sunday average noted as 14.62.
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Anaconda Standard
Montana
Aguinaldo as US spectacle in McKinley transit plan
A 1901 opinion piece speculates Washington may parade Aguinaldo as a political exhibit during the McKinley travel circuit. It compares the idea to imperial shows, recalls Kossuth, and imagines Aguinaldo touring San Francisco with a special train to captivate American audiences.
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Aguinaldo
United States
Washington
Madrid
McKinley
Louis Kossuth
Aguinside
San Francisco
California
Will There Be too Much Gold
Professor Shaler predicts gold output may rise for decades, possibly quadrupling, yet price shifts and growing world business could keep total money supply in balance. If prices rise, fixed income holders suffer while workers’ wages adjust. “fixed income” applies to steady money, not wages.
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Pofessor Shaler
Shaler
Gold Abundance May Pressure Moneyed Classes Flood of Gold Worries Class Interests
The passage argues that rising prices erode purchasing power for income but protect debtors and producers. Moneyed interests may push to curb gold coinage or change standards as gold becomes more abundant, aligning with Professor Shaler's warning that gold could become too plentiful for money use.
China Russia shifts not signed and tensions rise
The article argues China will not sign and Russia is informed, dispelling rumors of a secret understanding. It cautions troubles may move to another region and predicts Washington’s press framing of China’s defiance and self defense amid the Hay note. It criticizes McKinley administration for distant involvement.
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China
Russia
Manchuria
Washington
Hay
McKinley
State Department
Harrison Holds Chicago Tight in Surprising Victory
The article notes Carter Harrison's strong hold on Chicago as he defeats Judge Hancey under Altgeld's opposition. Harrison gains a large plurality amid a Republican trend and Altgeld’s decline after years of influence.
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Carter Harrison
Chicago
Judge Hancey
Tme
Harrison
Altgeld
McKinley
Ilinois
Texas House Contemplates Expunging Aguinaldo Critique
The Texas House may amend a prior resolution condemning Funston after Aguinaldo reportedly took an oath of allegiance to the United States. The editorial argues that likening Aguinaldo to George Washington is inappropriate and questions his motives, urging restraint in attacking Funston and the administration.
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Manila
Aguinaldd
United States
Texas House of Representatives
Funston
George Washington
Texas
McKinley
Aguinaldo
George the Third
Funston Exploit Debated Amid Philippine Policy Debate
The piece argues Funston’s action was brave and legitimate, while noting criticism from War Department officials and Washington bureaucrats who question the capture's military significance. It suggests sympathetic Texans face partisan backlash over the Philippine policy.
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Sible
Funston
New Orleans Case on Exporting Horses for War Use
A test case in New Orleans questions exporting horses to Britain for the South African War. Sir Charles Dilke urged prohibition, but his view on contraband status is debated. A preliminary injunction has been issued. final decision awaited with interest.
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New Orleans
United States
Charles Dilke
Dilke
Gilbert and Sullivan MIkado revision seen as opportune
Harm notes a chance to modernize Gilbert and Sullivan's Mikado. Altgeld opposed Harrison in Chicago and Wells in St. Louis, while re-election of Harrison strengthens ties among Hill Gorman and Bryan. Aguinaldo shows limited openness to peace overtures.
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John P. Altgeld
Carter Harrison
Chicago
Rolla Wells
St. Louis
Altgeld
Hill
New York
Gorman
Maryland
Bryan
Nebraska
Prohibition Pushes Reach Kansas Towns
In spite of Mrs Nation s aid and consent several Kansas towns have gone prohibition We suggest Pittsburg baseball club Funston might make an excellent pirate catcher The Philippines retention not paramount now as winter underwear Editor Rosewater honored as editor in chief Aguinaldo oath leads Sixto Lopez to uncertainty about his duties to root hog or die
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Mrs. Nation
Kansas
Pittsburg
Funston
Rosewater
Aguinaldo
Sixto Lopez
Ill?is governorship bid echoes through 1902 campaigns
A compact note hints Carter Harrison’s 1902 bid for Illinois governor and suggests that a 1904 illness would reveal a striking weakness in his political trajectory, reflecting the era’s volatile party politics and public health anxieties.
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Carter Harrison
Illinois
Insurrection Lacks Motor Power Without Boston Sympathizers
The article questions whether the Philippine insurrection can endure without external support, noting its reliance on resolutions from its Boston sympathizers as its only driving force.
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Boston
Free lunch lures voters away from free libraries
The remark underscores a public concern about priorities as some Americans favor immediate benefits like meals over long term educational resources. It highlights tensions between social welfare and library access in civic discussion.
Corn King Phillips Remains Undaunted on Wheat Board
On Chicago’s board of trade George H. Phillips nicknamed the corn king faced a fierce crowd as May wheat fell, corn and oats dropped, and margins surged near 250000 dollars. Phillips held corn and oats while advising clients to sell wheat. he predicted better results tomorrow.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
George H. Phillips
St. Louis
Phillips
Phillins
Wargins
Roede
Ceedinea
Nation's chatter blends incubators and empire plus theater bets
A column mixes playful notes on Pekin incubator deals and China’s chicken ambitions with political jabs at Funston Aguinaldo and Tolstoi. It cites Tolstoi banishment, Mrs Nation’s setback, Carnegie theater schemes, and Denver’s GOP shift as a broad, satirical mosaic of current events.
Hanover National to Take Over Continental National Bank
The Hanover National bank announced plans to acquire the assets and business of the Continental National bank. Benjamin Perkins, Continental president, was elected a Hanover director. Hanover has $3.69 million capital and $5 million surplus. Continental has $1 million capital and $50,258 in surplus and profits. Details on merger terms were not disclosed. Unofficial reports suggested $160 per Continental share.
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New York
Hanover National Bank
Continental National Bank
Benjamin Perkins
Continental Bank
Hanover
Continental
Kaisers Speeches Stir German Press Across Berlin
Berlin papers react to Emperor William speeches with sharp criticism. The Westphalen Mercur and Cologne Volks Zeitung contend his touring does not reveal true sentiment of the German people toward him.
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Berlin
William
Westphalen Mercur
Cologne Volks Zeitung
Will Visit St. Petersburg Date Expected for Delcasse
St Petersburg reports French foreign minister M Delcasse is expected to arrive around April 20 for talks. The announcement notes the visit will include official engagements with Russian officials in the capital.
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St. Petersburg
M. Delcasse
Wellswins Handsomely
Glenn, re-elected city treasurer here yesterday by unanimous vote in compliment to his age, is dying tonight in a continuation from page two.
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Glenn
Yerkes Not Surprised by Election News and Railroad Work
London April 3 Charles Yerkes completes preliminaries for the Charing Cross and Hampstead underground project sails from Southampton April 5 to New York aboard the Deutschland will pick up his family at Cherbourg on the way He says he is not surprised by Mayor Harrison's reelection in Chicago and focuses on his own operations with the underground railroad while leaving other plans for the future unresolved
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London
Charles Yerkes
Charing Cross & Hamstead
Southampton
New York
Cherbourg
United States
Yerkes
Harrison
Chicago
Mr. Yerkes
England
Tom Johnson
Cleveland
District Underground
Charing Cross
Hamstead
Chicago's New City Council Faces Franchise Decisions
Chicago results give 36 Republicans and 29 Democrats with independents totaling 72 seats, two more than the legal limit due to ward redistribution. The council will tackle extending street railway franchises and other public grants, possibly on non partisan lines per Mayor Harrison and the Municipal Voters' League.
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Chicago
Chicago Council
Mayer Harrison
Municipal Voters’ League
Prohibitionists Not Dead in Kansas Municipal Votes
Topeka April 3 municipal results across Kansas show temperance sentiment still ascendant. Atchison and Leavenworth ignored the issue with focus on city improvements, Wichita saw a temperance challenge but only about 18 percent voted. Many cities elected straight Republican candidates, mostly law enforcement advocates, signaling continued GOP strength.
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Topeka
Kan
Atchison and
Leavenworth
Wichita
Copenhagen Folketing Election Under Tax Reform Debate
Copenhagen voters cast ballots in the in the folketing election as reform in taxation drives discussion while the main clash centers on whether the current De Sebete cabinet will be sustained or retired. The secret ballot law from last session operates for the first time.
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Copenhagen
Southern Pacific Elects Directors Headed by Tweed
New York April 3. At a Southern Pacific meeting the board elected includes T J Coolidge Jr George J Gould FE H Harriman Er win Hawley Charles M Hays H E Huntington James H Hyde Otto H Kuhn J W Mackay D O Mills Winston 8 Pierce J H Schiff Jame Speyer James Stillman and Charles H Tweed. Tweed re elected chairman. executive committee named with Tweed ex officio Harriman chairman. Gould, Harriman and Hawley form core of leadership amid Missouri Pacific alignments.
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New York
Southern Pacific Company
T. J. Coolidge, Jr
George J. Gould
FE. H. Harriman
Erwin Hawley
Charles M. Hays
H. E Huntington
James H. Hyde
Otto H Kuhn
J. W. Mackay
D. O. Mills
Winston
Pierce
J. H. Schiff
Jame Speyer
James Stillman
Charles H. Tweed
Union Pacific Syndicate
Southern Pacific
Huntington
Road
Whoas
Harriman Syndicate
The
George H. Gould
E. H. Harriman
Edwin Hawley
Otto H. Kuhn
Jacob H Schiff
James Speyer
E H. Harriman
Tweed
Mail and Express
Mr. Gould
Southern Pacifi Board
Missouri Pacific
Central Pac Fe
Ogden
Rio Grande Western
Denver & Rito Grande
S T. Louis
Complication in Skagway bonded goods case raises duty questions
Alaska advices via the Dolphin report three White Pass & Yukon steamers at Skagway entered as British bottoms without cargo. American and British customs officers aboard each vessel face duties on unshipped hull remnants while owners plan to dismantle and burn leftovers.
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Port Townsend
Wash
Alaska
Dolphin
Skagway
White Pass & Yukon Company
Bond
White Horse
Royalty on Coal Sparks Protest in Dawson
Ottawa orders a royalty on coal akin to gold costs. collectors seek guidance as Dawson residents protest higher fuel prices. In Alaska, Klondike cost disputes persist while a three mile long whale procession is observed in Lynn Canal.
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Andrews
Department
Klondike
Ottawa
Dawson
Lynn Canal
Striking Shirt Factory Faces Police Guarded Blockade
Strikers surround the shirt factory while police guard the entrance. The only disturbance involves a traveling man who was struck by an officer after denouncing the police.
Settlement Hopeful On French Shore Question
Liverpool April 3 The White Star liner Majestic sailing to New York carries E. P. Morris Newfoundland delegate in the French shore dispute. Morris says a settlement has not yet been reached but preparations suggest nearing an end to the difficulty.
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Liverpool
White Star
Majestic
New York
E. P. Morris
Newfoundland
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