Anaconda Standard Publishing Company notice and offices
The Standard Publishing Company announces publication details with daily and Sunday editions, subscription rates, and office locations. It lists main office in Anaconda Montana, branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls, and a Washington bureau with various newspaper stands in major cities.
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Standard Publishing Company Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda
The
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Anaconda Standard Advertisers Guaranteed Circulation
The Anaconda Standard offers advertisers a bona fide paid circulation guarantee for daily and Sunday editions, claiming three times greater reach than any other Montana newspaper. Advertising contracts will be based on this guarantee.
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The
Anaconda Standard
Montana
Montana Democrats and Republicans in the Bribery Debate
A partisan column denounces Montana democracy as corrupt and claims republicans are equally compromised. It argues the Helena Herald should have exposed prior bribery and credits loyal democrats with redeeming the state against long standing GOP corruption claims.
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Helena Herald
Montana
Herald
Helena
Mark
Hatch
van Cleve
Coder
Lewis
Graves
Butte Inter Mountain
Clark
Hobeen
Jacqueth
Beasley
Bywater
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
United States
Geiger
There Will Come a Time Belief in Hangings for Montana Murderers
The Standard argues a day will come when murderers in Butte face hanging. It notes two Silver Bow county prisoners convicted of first degree murder with sentences passed but delayed by legal technicalities. The piece suggests one or both may face justice despite years elapsing.
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Butte
Montana
Silver Bow
Death penalty talk in Silver Bow county editorial
The piece warns killers may face justice as murder rises in Silver Bow. It argues hanging is too lenient for beasts and predicts a future day when juries lose leniency and murder becomes unpopular, urging swift punishment and divine justice.
Anaconda schools rise despite curtailment of district funds
Anaconda schools improved under Superintendent M A Stapleton and Principal R A Kilroy. The high school, despite revenue cuts, graduated ten well prepared seniors at the Margaret theatre, the largest class in eight years, with strong staff, harmony, and praise from visiting educators.
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Anaconda
M. A. Stapleton
Margaret Theatre
R. A. Kilrey
Anaconda High School
Board of Geographical Names Debates Porto Rico Spelling
Opinion piece blasts the board of geographical names for anglicizing places clever and wrong. It notes the Porto Rico versus Puerto Rico dispute and asserts Congress supremacy in naming. The author concludes Porto Rico is the correct official form despite local/Spanish variations.
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Washington
Board of Geographical Names
Porto Rico
Puerto Rico
Congress
National Congress
Puerto Rico Peso ExchangePriced Above Bullion Value
The Treasury completes Puerto Rican peso retirement plan exchanging at sixty cents US per peso. The peso’s value exceeds bullion due to its status as legal tender with universal use. Silver coin gains value from demand and monetary function, not bullion alone.
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Treasury Department
United States Treasury
Puerto Rico
Free coinage would lift silver to parity with gold
The argument centers on quantity and demand. Free coinage by a large economy could push bullion values up, making silver worth more than under limited minting. Mexico's size lacks impact. the United States, far larger, could drive world prices to a dollar twenty nine an ounce, creating parity at sixteen to one.
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Mexico
United States
John Maguire Puts Off Clark Case With Murray Plan
Prophetic posts and delays mark the Clark case as John Maguire pursues a James Murray senatorial appointment. The staged swap with Murray falters as the curtain stays down, yet Maguire continues to push the arrangement and deny any joke.
Thanks of the country to Mr. Tom Watson for silence
The thanks of the country are due to Mr. Tom Watson of Georgia for a fine specimen of silence.
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Tom Watson
Georgia
Quiet and Retiring Man Described in Kansas City Journal
The Kansas City Journal characterizes W. A. Clark as a quiet and retiring man. The text emphasizes the retiring aspect with no doubt about that trait.
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The
Kansas City Journal
W. A. Clark
Mafeking Roasts Horseflesh as Roberts Bulls and Barracks
A terse dispatch notes Mafeking expressing contentment with simple fare while Roberts taunts Buller and Warren. The exchange underscores wartime tensions and morale amid retreat and siege conditions.
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Roberts
Buller
Warren
Mafeking
London war prophet rests amid decayed vegetables
Mr Spencer Wilkinson known as a London war prophet appears to be resting on an unsolicited collection of decayed vegetables.
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Spencer Wilkinson
London
Prediction of Dewey VP Nomination Foreseen at Kansas City
The Philadelphia Press predicts Dewey will be nominated for vice president at the Kansas City convention. It notes Dewey ranks first in war experience and second in peace and popular regard among Americans.
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Philadelphia
Dewey
Kansas City
No News From South Africa Sparks British Caution
Brief note indicates cautious reaction in England as absence of updates from South Africa creates uncertainty and concern about ongoing events or negotiations. No official statements yet forthcoming.
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South Africa
England
Thock Beer and Baseball Arrive as Shirt Waists Ripen
The brief notes Thock beer and baseball arrivals alongside fashion progress as shirt waists near full ripeness, signaling seasonal commerce and leisure trends.
Kentucky Mr Taylor Sounds Hopeful On Court Business
Evidently Mr. Taylor of Kentucky has little hope of his ability to do business with the supreme court. The remark hints at friction or struggle in legal dealings involving the high court.
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Kentucky
Supreme Court
Dewey Faces No Blame After Incident, Women Excluded
The article argues that unlike Adam, Dewey refuses to blame the woman, showing his greater sense of responsibility by not shifting fault. It emphasizes gender dynamics and personal accountability in the controversy.
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Adam
Dewey
Senator Clark urged to test his plan on governor of Montana
The St. Paul Dispatch quotes Senator Clark urging a restart of his process on the governor of Montana. It notes Clark lacks capital to launch such a venture and hints at a forthcoming season featuring the speckled beauty and funny tribe.
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Senator Clark
St. Paul
Clark fouls out and faces umpire's judgment
The statement asserts that arguing the umpire's decision to call Clark for fouling out would not help him. It emphasizes deference to officiating authority and the impact on the game.
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Clark
Washington moves to declare Turkish minister seat vacant
Reports indicate a planned move in Washington to declare the Turkish minister's seat vacant, with discussions centering on possible diplomatic maneuvers and official notices to trigger vacancy procedures.
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Washington
States Endorse Biyan Eve After Conventions
Several states completed conventions and formally endorsed Biyan Eve, signaling broad regional support. Delegates cited policy alignment and leadership experience as decisive factors in the endorsements.
Political notes on nominations and travel references
Massachusetts Utah Rhode Island Nebraska Pennsylvania and North Carolina are named in a nomination discussion. Mr Bryan's name may be placed by general acclamation. Mr Clark tries to maintain composure as senate privileges and elections members diverge yet converge on the same outcome. The Prince of Wales returns to England to the quiet of anarchists who expected a hearse.
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John Maguire
Associated Press
Senate Committee On Elections and Privileges
Clark
Diogenes
John
Atlantic City
N. J
James Murray
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Sam Hauser
Jim Murray
Little Eva
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Mr. Bryan
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Baseball Season Opens Without Umpire Assassination
The 1990 baseball season opened with strong optimism as no assassination of umpires had been reported, marking a peaceful start to the campaign.
Senate committee verdict on Clark bribery case
A chorus of editorials from Pittsburg to Buffalo supports the senate committee report declaring Senator Clark’s seat vacant. They praise a unanimous finding of bribery and call for swift action to preserve senate integrity and honest elections.
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N. Y. Mail and Express
Senate
Hartford
Senate Committee
Chandler
Toledo
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Montana
Clark
Buffalo Enquirer
Warlike Protest Rages in Helena Paper Duel
In a dramatic Helena Independent–Carbon County Democrat exchange a speaker calls Democrats to armed, bitter vengeance against traitors and foes. The text bleeds with melodramatic invective praising fealty to Clark and Damon and promising deadly retribution amid political rancor and treachery.
Anaconda High School 1900 Class Graduates Hear Valedictory
The Anaconda High School class of 1900 heard reflections on education and vocation. Speakers praised education for Indians and non Indians, urged purposeful work, and honored benefactors while addressing the class’s gratitude for community support and a member’s death.
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J. E. Nolan
Nina Ann Graham
Jessie Grant
Lee Howard
John Marchion
Lester Young
George Congdon
Ireland
Anaconda
Laura Hafner
Florence Crittenden Circle Meeting Postponed
The Florence Crittenden Circle of Anaconda postponed its meeting at the Presbyterian church until next Wednesday afternoon due to few attendees. A Florence Crittenden home has been established at Helena and each circle in the state is urged to fund a furnished room for the facility. A matron is secured and the home will open to women who have fallen and wish to reform once furnished.
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Florence Crittenden
Anaconda
Presbyterian Church
Helena
Threatened Wife of Joseph Hannigan Faces Bond Hearing
Joseph D. Hannigan, arrested near delirium tremens, must post bond to keep the peace before release. His wife swore a complaint alleging repeated threats to her life. He already faces a similar bond in Silver Bow county and will have a hearing before Justice Devine on Monday at 2 p.m.
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Joseph
Hannigan
Silver Bow
Justice of the Peace
Devine
Dispute Over Bill Leads to Knife Threat Hearing
James Howard in a dispute with D. T. Mallory over joint dray work faces a hearing before Justice Devine next Tuesday at 2 p.m. on an assault with a deadly weapon charge. Howard is held on a $40 bond after allegedly drawing a knife to force flight.
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James Howard
D. T. Mallory
Justice of the Peace
Devine
Inquest Continues Into Death At East Fifth Street Cabin
The inquest into Marcellus Cote’s death at 74 East Fifth street began last evening and will finish tonight. Testimony points to a hemorrhage from extreme dissipation, but letters found among the deceased’s effects prompted the jury to continue the proceedings for further reading.
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Marcellus Cote
East Fifth Street
Dope Fiends Jailed After Mainville Stop
George Van Horn and John Miller two late arrivals from Butte were jailed last night on a charge of vagrancy. Police say the men are also suspected of stealing a cape from a woman at a Mainville resort and are described as dope fiends.
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George van Horn
John Miller
Butte
Mainville
Millionaires Face Bankers in Local Bowling Rematch
The Butte Bankers visit tonight to play the Millionaires on local alleys at o oclock. Bankers won the previous match at Butte two weeks ago, but the Millionaires have been bowling well lately and feel ready for a victory.
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Butte Bankers
Bankers
Butte
Quarterly Examinations Under County Superintendent
Five applicants sit the quarterly teacher examinations directed by Miss Gleeson, the county superintendent. The tests began yesterday and today several applicants will take the examinations.
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Miss Gleeson
First Grade Examinations Reported Across Subjects
Yesterday's tests covered geography grammar United States history arithmetic reading physiology hygiene and theory and practice of teaching. Normally spelling and penmanship have separate exams but this time markings relied on penmanship and performance in other papers.
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United States
Easter music at St. Peter's Church to be repeated tomorrow
In response to many music lovers, Easter music at St. Peter's church will be repeated tomorrow with the Hallelujah chorus from the Messiah added. Father Coopman asks parents to bring children to early mass to make room for the later service.
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St. Peter’s Church
Coopman
Boy Hurt At Foundry In Drill Press Accident
Oscar Perry, a worker at the foundry, caught his hand in a drill press yesterday. A fellow workman stopped the machine in time to prevent a more serious injury.
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Oscar Perry
Crazed Smelter Murders Self Blind Try at Saddle Rock
Michael Murphy a smelter man residing at the Saddle Rock restaurant became crazed with bad whiskey yesterday and attempted to gouge out his own eyes. He failed and is kept for safe keeping at the county jail.
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Michael Murphy
Saddle Rock
Peta
Gallant Corps at Chieveley Reported by War Correspondent
A London Daily Mail war report from South Africa describes a gallant corps at Chieveley. The correspondent portrays stout action and notable discipline amid the conflict.
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South Africa
London Daily Mail
Chieveley
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