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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1902
Page
20
Postage Rates for Edition Sizes and International Mail
Rates list by edition size from 16 to 82 pages with charges of one to three cents, depending on pages. International mail to Europe pays double the domestic rates. other foreign destinations require inquiry at the office.
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Europe
Standard Publishing Company Contact and Newstand List
Main Office Standard Block Anaconda Telephone numbers for Business Office Editorial Rooms The Standard has branch offices at Missoula Great Falls advertising rates furnished on application Washington Bureau No 41 Post Building Eastern Offices Nassau Street Washington Street Morton in charge The Standard can be found at news stands in Chicago San Francisco Los Angeles Denver Salt Lake Spokane Tacoma Seattle Portland Addresses for correspondence and newsstand locations are listed.
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Standard Block
Anaconda
Cee Eee Ween Nee
The
Standard
Missoula
Great Falls
Washington Bureau
Post Building
Nassau Street
Washington Street
Morton
Chicago
Postoffice
Auditorium Annex
N Francisco
Palace Hotel
Los Angeles
Main Street
Denver
Seventeenth
Salt Lake
Second South Street
Dotson Confession Highlights Montana Murder Case
The article reports Clinton Dotson's dying confession to his role in his father’s murder at Deer Lodge. It questions his motives and notes he aimed to implicate fellow convicts while warning Montana counties to enforce first degree murder verdicts and stronger public respect for the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Dotson
Dotson
Deer Lodge
McArthur-Dotson
Montana
Powell County
Ping Pong Debate Sparks Outlook on Amusements
The text contrasts dabbling in ping pong with other amusements and notes the trend of ping pong becoming swag ger, implying shifts in leisure choices and social tastes.
Campaign Closes After Turbulent Anaconda Rally
In Anaconda a campaign rally at the Margaret theater ended amid discord as a Republican brass band played near the venue during labor speaker Mr McDonnell. Democrats claim the interruption reflects ongoing Republican misrule and vow diligent work for their candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Anaconda
Margaret Theater
McDonnell
Mr. McDonnell
Color question roils federation of Women's Clubs
Reading the passage, women in the Federation of Women’s Clubs face a long standing dispute over whether colored women can join or be recognized within federations. Some urge legal appeal to federal authority, while others push internal resolution. The feud mirrors broader social splits as members anticipate sharp lines and possible wounded factions after decisions on membership equality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation of Women's Clubs
Federation
United States Attorney General's Office
Attorney General
Standard
The Worm Turns King Edward VII Reverses Coronation Plans
The worm turns as King Edward VII pushes back on coronation rituals. London reports show his objections to oil anointing and a ninety minute service, while church leaders press for longer rites. The dispute centers on service length and royal prerogative in a stalled coronation setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
London
Temple
Canterbury
England
The Sinfulness of Ping Pong in Butte Society
A 1920s critique claims ping pong breeds gambling and vice among youth, especially women, and could drive society back to older temptations. The piece argues the sport is more corrupting than bridge and golf and challenges its clean reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Cigar Store Journal Mere
Coronation tensions mark royal preparations and robes
King resists taking Anglican communion drawing chagrin from the primate. Bishops of Bath and Durham press their right to crown the king with the crown. Queen Alexandra rejects robe designs as unsuitable. Court officials joke about the two sovereigns amid the coronation plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adamanttine
Bath
Durham
Alexandra
Masbate Mines Collapse Spark Global Gold Fever Decline
The Manila Times notes Masbate mining schemes collapse after two years of hype drawing funds from Manila business leaders and wage earners. It adds cautious optimism for gold in Northern Luzon Samar Mindanao while criticizing regional politics and other world notes.
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Hatever
Philippines
Masbate
K'ondikea
Cape Nome
Thunder Mountain
Ormus
Ind
Rockefellers
Manila Times
Manila
Luzon
Samar
Mindanao
Foreign notes of interest and oddities amid global mentions
The notes touch on night postal service in Manchester and Liverpool routes, census practices in India, Japanese wage issues and cloth use, Indian labor questions, weather contrasts with Spain, snow in Madrid, damage to southern crops like orange trees and sugar cane, a London discovery of a monk's coffin with bones at St James Place, and the palace site once being an old leper hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Madrid
Kuen
St. James’ Place
London
A Bounteous Maple Sugar Season and Odd Echoes
The season yields abundant maple sugar with excellent quality as favorable temperatures in February and March boost sap flow and boiling. Amidst agricultural notes, political and literary quips amuse readers as diverse items surface, from Lord Kitchener’s battle reports to Delawares jokes and Irish parliamentary chatter.
Bathhouse John’s Rise to Chicago Power and Fame
The piece lauds John J. Coughlin known as Bathhouse John for his unlikely ascent from newsboy to alderman. It details his combative win over a wealthy ward, ridiculing rivals, and his strategy, funds, and reform image that propelled him to political prominence in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoever
Montana
Bathhouse John
Reat
Diana
Municipal Voters’ League
Chicago
Law and Order
John J. Coughlin
John
Newsboy
Solomon
Apollo
Adonis
Hyperion
Bathhouse
Miss Burns As an Ornament of the Stage
Florence Burns, a New York woman accused of killing her lover, has received numerous offers to perform on the stage. With insufficient evidence to prove the charge, she remains free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Burns
Florence Burns
New York
Florence
Bathhouse John and the gilded crowd of vaudeville lore
A vivid critique contrasts Bathhouse John with other show figures from vaudeville and dime museums. It notes John's extravagant dress and appetite for sensational stunts, alongside remarks on Florence Burns and the Cherry Sisters, and the brittle appeal of lectures and dime museum acts.
The Tragedy of the Princess de Chima
The piece chronicles Clara de Riquet once known as the Princess de Chimay and Clara Ward an American heiress whose wit and beauty stirred European society. It notes Paris reactions to the tragedy and hints at her continuing personal revelations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princess de Chima
Paris
Clara de Riquet
Europe
Princess de
Chimay
Emperor William Enlists Dr Schweninger to Reduce Weight
Cable dispatches report Kaiser William II turning to Dr Schweninger to curb his corpulence and limit his sausage and beer intake. The physician famed for treating Bismarck allegedly ordered strict dietary cuts and a harsher regimen to prolong the Kaiser’s life.
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William
Schweninger
Europe
Bismarck
Germany
Dr. Sehweninger
America
Dr. Schweninger
Kaiser
Origin of Clothes and Quick Quips Across Papers
A collage of humor lines from Chicago Tribune Gotham Yonkers Statesman and Philadelphia Press jokes. The snippets feature jokes about temptations in New York City ministers marriage and a child asking for candy.
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New York City
Gotham
Subway
Yonkers Statesman
The Cleopatra saga runs through twelve tempestuous years
A modern edition of Cleopatra spans twelve years of love and extravagance as a Belgian prince weds an American, a duel with Prince Baldwin follows, and Clara sinks into revelry with a gypsy violinist. Divorce, fortune disputes, a Chicago probate ruling, and public scandal culminate in a life of restless chaos.
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Cleopatra
Prince Chimay
Prince Baldwin
Clara
Chicago
Paris
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