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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1901
Page
6
The Anaconda Standard lists daily and Sunday subscription rates in advance for various terms, with prices for one year, six months, three months, and one month. Postage terms cover the United States, Canada, and Mexico, with elsewhere postage added. bureau addresses in Washington, Chicago, and New York are noted.
The American Philippine commission meets Sultan of Sulu aboard a ship with Taft assuring noninterference in local customs and slavery debates. A separate article notes Butte, Montana lawyers and Silver Bow County court needs, urging Governor Toole to appoint a qualified district judge before leaving for the statehouse project.
A discussion on Aguinaldo's fate after capture explores options from hanging to exile and governor position. President Schurman favors making him a provincial governor to leverage influence, while the administration plans to use him to quell Filipino resistance. The outcome depends on native reactions and oath credibility.
The speaker argues that ending conflict would prove the success of American arms and justify the policy in the Philippines by showing strength to conquer. The claim frames victory as proof of policy correctness and authority.
Edison believes his compact storage battery will outperform present models and transform electrical and automotive industries. He plans rigorous testing before release, avoiding premature claims, while preparing two automobiles to demonstrate the device’s potential.
British papers report India’s population at 294,000,000 with a 7,000,000 rise in the decade. The rise is attributed to improved census methods and is seen as a near standstill despite ongoing famine. Marriage and birth rates fall, infant mortality rises, and famine is an extreme case of hardship.
The article surveys population trends in Europe and Asia, noting slower gains with higher density, France’s stagnation, and China’s complex Manchurian issues. It discusses Russia in Manchuria, Western powers’ protests, and speculative futures for Aguinaldo, Carnegie, and other figures amid global tensions.
The Springfield Republican notes that witnesses describe China’s summer unrest as worsening violence and vandalism, arguing against scorning the Chinese as barbarians. It warns Christians not to claim moral superiority and recalls historical stains on Christian civilization.
A Kansas City Star compilation quotes editorials from several papers debating reforms from punishing boorish behavior to labor protections. It cites proposals on misdemeanors for personal habits, anti trust anxieties, and debates on democracy versus monarchy in the era of King Edward VII and McKinley.
The Deer Lodge county records transcription contract went to M. Martin of Anaconda after a full afternoon of bid comparison. His bid set recording at 6 cents per folio and indexing at 5 cents. six other bidders offered various rates while the board requires completion to standard.
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