Anaconda Standard Publishing Company notice and offices
The Anaconda Standard lists publishing company details including rates for daily and Sunday editions, postal information, main office location in Anaconda, and branch offices in Missoula and Great Falls. It also notes Washington and Eastern office contacts and street addresses for distribution and newsstands.
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Standard Publishing Company Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda
The
Standard
Missoula
Great Falls
Washington
N. W
Nassau Street
Washington Street
J. Morton
Chicago
Postoffice
Auditorium Annex
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Glenarm Street
Denver
Seventeeth Street
St Lake
Second South Street
Alt Lake
Salt Lake News Co
Andard Publishing Company
Maconda
Mont
Anaconda Standard Circulation Leads Montana Newspapers
Advertisers note the Anaconda Standard posts the largest paid circulation in Montana, with a March month average of 12,015 and a Sunday average of 14,362, exceeding all other papers combined.
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Anaconda Standard
Montana
Easter Hope Amid Somber Mornings
The piece reflects on November chill replacing spring warmth as a moral lesson for Easter. It argues that hopeful faith grows from sober, disciplined thinking, not merely sunny days, and suggests the Easter season offers a sermon born from a somber dawn.
Rev John Jasper the Sun Do Move Sermon Bible Believer
The Rev Mr Jasper a respected Richmond preacher who long preached that the sun moves and defended biblical literalism. After his burial in Richmond at an advanced age, he was noted for sincerity, charity to his parishioners, and respect from both white and colored residents.
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John Jasper
Richmond
Brother Jasper
Joshua
Jasper
Toole Plans Third District Judge Appointment
The Inter Mountain quotes Governor Toole asserting he will appoint the Silver Bow county third district judge after returning from the East. The May 1 start for the new court looms as the governor weighs candidates from Silver Bow or outside. Rumors say factions complicate the selection, though the governor dismisses the gossip as ghost stories.
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Toole
Silver Bow County
Inter Mountain
Montana
Michigan
Butte
Editorial panorama on Funston and War Mindset
A recent discussion across editorial pages classifies supporters of Funston into three groups: ardent romantics, detectives who credit Funston with Laurel and a protean heroism, and pragmatic critics who value personal bravery but doubt grand glory for Philippine service. The piece notes critics of McKinley era exploits in the Orient often soften their stance toward Funston.
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Funston
Orient
Funston Promotion Sparks Military Rank Controversy
Commentators in the military and lay press clash over Funston possibly becoming brigadier general at age 33, accusing rivals of bureaucratic meddling and West Point bias while noting parallels to historic officers. Critics warn of shifting power from seasoned officers to younger leaders amid global deployments.
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Funston
West Point
Seavsee
Anthony Wayne
Paulding
von Wert
Ethan Allen
South Africa
de Wet
United States
McKinley
Joined Boer Forces Threaten British War Effort
The merge of Betha and DeWet yields a joint force of thirteen thousand, signaling heavy work ahead for the British army. Guerrilla tactics remain favored by the Boers, who may avoid massed battle while Cronje and other commanders adapt to the evolving situation.
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Betha
DeWet
Kitchener
Cronje
Ancient Chronology Revisions Challenge Usher Era Beliefs
Professor Wright of Oberlin reports discoveries from Biberia and Asiatic Russia indicating humans inhabited those regions before the glacial epoch 40 000 to 50 000 years ago. He describes crude tools and early farming alongside hunting and fishing, challenging Usher's 1650 dating of humanity.
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Usher
Church of England
Wright
Oberlin College
Biberia
Russia
Enduring Giants Amid Timeless Belief And Time
The author notes Stanford President Jordan’s claim that California big trees are about eight thousand years old, comparing their age to ancient pyramids. He praises Presbyterian scholarship while reflecting on time, eternity, and Archbishop Asher’s limits in grasping vast ages.
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Jordan
Stanford University
California
Cheops
Asher
Roper Heroism and Curious Satire in a Provoking Echo
A reflection lauds Lieutenant Commander Roper for sacrificing his life to save a crewman in the burning Petrel hold, praising moral courage over fame. The piece then shifts to a satirical, polemical jab at figures like Morgan, Aguinaldo, Kruger, and Nation, framing current events with quips about politics, Easter, and imperialism.
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Roper
Petrel
America
Denunciation and motives in Maryland and Massachusetts ballot laws
The piece critiques Republican and Democratic criticism of Maryland and Massachusetts ballot laws, arguing motives matter more than form. It notes no actual disenfranchisement occurs, and that literacy requirements impose hardships common to general laws. It also touches on Easter imagery and remarks by Li Hung Chang, reflecting a column-like roundup.
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Maryland
Massachusetts
Li Hung Chang
Machiavel
Metternich
Talleyrand
Tom Carter
James G. Blaine
Theodore Roosevelt
Colorado Canyons
Spain
United States
William J. Bryan
Missing Links and Social Reform Highlights From Old World and Midwest
The report notes Prussia’s 200 mark purchase to acquire Artaria autograph plates and 3,000 sheets of music. New York’s Social Service group backs model tenements and city real estate ventures. Wolf hunting rises in Nebraska near Creighton as farmers suffer livestock losses. Mississippi pension rolls grant Confederate nurses and other wounded workers identical pensions. Medals awarded to contributors of the Methodist twentieth century fund with different designs for donors and scholars. Melbourne urges compulsory military instruction for male students. A newly discovered animal in Congo forests resembles a horse and zebra.
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New York City League For Social Service
Giddy Manila Week as Aguinaldo Grows Loyal
Anila April reports Manila buzzing with gaiety after Aguinaldo swore allegiance to the United States. Grand balls and numerous officer gatherings fill the social calendar, with parties hosted by Gosso Gotsombo and attended by MacArthur Funston and other American officers amid lighthearted revelry.
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Anila
Aguinaldo
United States
Manila
Funston
Ner
Senora Gosso Gotsombo
Scramble
Fischer
Looter
Bilker
Grab
Swag
Solomon
Lenora Gotsombo
Senorita Gotsomdo
Senora Outoldo
Sarah Twill
Senorita Passomdo
General MacArthur
General Funston
Manhattan
Manila Club
Fred Grant
Manwideho
Swipe
MacArthur
Grant
General Aguinaldo
Senor Damfino
Spring Styles in Literature Programs Asks Newsrooms
Publishers send a shelf of ironic titles and mock political works. The column previews fiction and nonfiction with satirical takes on mines, diplomacy, and the US government from authors including Aguinaldo Roosevelt Carnegie and Bryan.
Fragmented Prose Lists Political and Literary Titles
The excerpt compiles essay and book titles lampooning politics and power. It cites works by F Augustus Heinze and William Hohenzollern and mocks imperial claims, with sweeping phrases about divinity, Rome, and German authority.
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Wild West
F. Augustus Heinze
Napoleon
W. A. Clark
Seventh Legislative Assembly
William Hohenzollern
Germany
Prussia
China
Want Ads Mix Odd Demands Across Regions and Eras
A collage of sensational classified requests and notices spans global locales from Butte to St. Petersburg and Jolo to Washington. Entries include interview requests, hazardous devices, union wage references, large numbers of agents, and curious personal wants, reflecting era mood and regional tone across political, criminal, and social themes.
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Canada
Mexico
Standard Block
Mr. Jasper
Ancient History
Mary
Old McKinley
Mr. Patrick
New York
Jones
Easter
Kruger
Carter Harrison
Nation
Colombia
Tom Johnson
Golden Rule Jones
John P. Altgeld
St. Petersburg
General Sherman
Mr. Philipps
the World
the Flesh and the Devil
Seattle Post Intelligencer
Carnegie
Maryland and Massahusetts
Manchuria
Wu Ting Fang
Tacoma Ledger
Artaria
A. Artaria & Co
Vienna
Haydn
Beethoven
Creighton
Neb
Mississippi
Methodist Twentieth Century Fund
John Wesley
G.o.ng
Francis Asbury
Epworth League
Bishop Ninde
Lyle
University of Melbourne
Melbourne
Congo
Times
Dancng
Philppine Republic
American Empire
Nicholas Sr
Russias
Judas Iscariot
Emilio Aguinaldo
Luzon
Lucre
Mr. Funston
Andrew Carnegie
Pisgah’s Peak
Paradise
United States Senate
Tay
Abdul Hamid
Constantinople
Turkey
Park and
Wyoming
Mysteriovs
Patrick Crowe
Omaha
Tsi An
Liangsu
Amalgamated Dynamite Mining Company
Funstons
Lord Kitchener
Cape Town
Africa
Democratic Party
James K. Jones
DD. C
Eruasia
Paterson
N. J
Pemnales
Sultan
Jolo
Sulu
Carrie Nation
Wichita
Kan
White House
W. J. Bryan
Lincoln, Ned
von Waldersee
Pekin
Russell Sage
G. Cleveland
Princeton
Drexel, Morgan & Co
F. Aug
Heinze
Andrew Carnege
Boni de
Tsung li Yamén
Mark Hanna
Cleveland
Ohio
Edward VII
London
England
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