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The Anaconda Standard announces subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions, outlines rates for various page counts, and notes foreign postage. It lists main and regional offices, editorial rooms, and bureau contacts in New York Chicago and western cities.
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Europe
Anaconda
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Washington
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New York
Nassau Street
Chicago
Washington Street
W. J. Morton
Anaconda Standard Ad Promotes Circulation Lead
The Anaconda Standard boasts a larger bona fide paid circulation than all Montana daily newspapers combined. The six month daily average for June 7d 1901 shows daily circulation at 11,872 and Sunday at an undisclosed level.
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Anaconda Standard
Montana
Schley Fights Boldly at Santiago Says Spanish Captain
A Spanish captain aboard the Cristobal Colon testifies that the Brooklyn was in the thick of the fight and defends Schley against claims of cowardice. He notes the court of inquiry will not hear from him or Cervera, who speaks warmly of the American admiral. The article argues Sampson’s supporters overstate his participation, asserting Schley was present and active.
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Cristobal Colon
Santiago
Brooklyn
Schley- Sampson
Old Cervera
Admiral Sampson
Ouis Munoz Rivera
Porto Rico
Spain
McKinley
Senor Rivera
Commission of Education
Montana and Cree intruders face federal refusal to act
The federal government sympathizes with Montana over Cree Indians described as pests along the northern border. It suggests Montana seek Canadian help for details, noting U S authorities cannot forcibly move them. Montana must handle the intruders alone, risking an international incident.
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AVING
Montana
Washington
Riel
Canada
United States
Grover Cleveland
Duty to guard Montana forests from carelessness in dry months
A public notice warns Montana citizens that dry season forest fire risk endangers timber and crucial industries. It emphasizes that careless actions such as unattended campfires or dropped matches can destroy vast timber stands, affecting mining and lumber sectors dependent on western forests. It notes the intertwined fate of lumber and mining for state prosperity.
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Montana
Butte
N. KR. Leonard
Duty to prevent Montana forest fires urged across state
Citizens are urged to protect Montana forests from destruction by fire as the timber belt dries yearly. Water supply and farming on the plains rely on mountain forests, and past days have seen dangerous fires demanding great effort and risking lives. Careful behavior in timbered areas is demanded to prevent avoidable blazes.
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Montana
Grover Cleveland to Visit Caldwell for All-Day Festival
The article notes Grover Cleveland, born in Caldwell New Jersey, will be a guest for an all-day festival on Saturday. It recalls his family move to Fayetteville New York and his few ties to Buffalo where he began his career and lived until his rise to governor and president.
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New Jersey
Grover Cleveland
Grover
Fayetteville
New York
Caldwell
Cleveland
Buffalo
Millard Fillmore
Taylor
Fillmore
Littl Caldwell
Fifteen Years of Frustration in a Rural Post Office Affair
A longtime Hoosier Democrat, A. L. Fox of Mier, Ind., clings to a port master post with a tiny wage while resigning repeatedly. An inspector warned him to improve or be removed, but Fox jeers at orders, revealing chaotic management and personal impact on the office over sixteen years.
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A. L. Fox
Mier
Ind
Cleveland
Fox
Washington
Department
Fox appoints son to office until replacement found
A local official named Fox deputized his son to run the office temporarily until a willing successor could be located. The arrival of a new appointee brings considerable joy to the Fox family and relief to the community.
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Fox
State Board seeks uniform values by mail to county boards
The State Board of Equalization, by special dispatch from Helena, asks county boards to raise certain property items to achieve uniform values across counties. The Madison County board cut its assessment by 61,755 dollars on real estate, sheep, and cattle, leaving total county taxable property at 4,265,810 dollars.
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Helena
County Boards of Equalization
Supreme Court
County Board of Madison
Crispi Relapses as Deathbed Scenes Reported
Naples bulletin says Senor Crispi has suffered a relapse and grown weaker with fatal struggles for breath heard in the street. His family and two secretaries surround the deathbed and have refused priestly offices. His last words, upon reading telegrams from King Victor Emmanuel and Queen Margherita, were Oh good king good queen.
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Naples
Senor Crispi
Signor Crisp
Victor Emmanuel
Margherita
Adulterated Foods Fail Berlin Tests
Official June food examinations in Berlin find 3 of 284 specimens defective. Four of five milk samples were adulterated, 9 percent of sausages colored, and 8 2 percent of leberwurst contained flour.
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Berlin
Bleached Huck Towels Priced At 9 Cents Each
Advertisements offer Huck towels bleached white for sale at nine cents apiece. Quantity limits unknown, promotional tone typical of local store catalog notes.
50 Pieces Check and Plaid Nain Sock Fabric
Local store offers 50 pieces of check and plaid nain sock fabric for children's dresses and fancy aprons at 6 cents a yard. Fabric sold by the yard with limited quantities available.
Dupee Critical After Augusta Stockman Crash
Albert Dupee of Augusta remains unconscious in Great Falls after a Sunday runaway over the First Avenue wagon bridge. Doctors report cerebral congestion and brain inflammation from the accident and hold out little hope for recovery.
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Standard
Great Falls
Albert Dupee
Augusta
First Avenue
Indictments for Perjury Against Knights of Pythias Officers
Chicago July 41 grand jury charged John A Hingy former president and Henry B Stolts former secretary of the Knights of Pythias endowment rank with perjury. Two indictments against each relate to statements in annual reports to Illinois Insurance Department by lodge officers.
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Chicago
John A. Hingy
Endowment Rank
Knights of Pythias
Henry B. Stolts
Supreme Lodge of the
Insurance Department
State of
Illinois
Ready to Race Newport Regatta Boats Hunt for Big Class
Newport R I July 31 The boats entered for tomorrow's regatta are in the harbor ready for the contest The Independence draws attention in the 12 foot class with its new form Critics note the Constitution’s absence yet look to Columbia facing Independence The Constitution arrived Bristol and work on dismantling began with a new mast expected to be stopped tomorrow and rigging attached today
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Newport Acing Association
Boston
Bristol
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Helena Divorce Decree Granted in District Court
Ida Brown was granted a divorce from Charles Hl Brown a Missoula lumber jack in a 1893 marriage. Judge Clements found cruelty substantiated with testimonies about the defendant's conduct in the case.
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Helena
District Court
Clements
Ida Brown
Charles Hl. Brown
Missoula
Cornell appoints Frank I. Irvine to chair of practice
Ithaca N Y July 31 President Schur man announces Frank I Irvine of Lincoln Nebraska named to the chair of practice and procedure at Cornell to succeed K and Redfield who resigned to join Columbia Irvine is a Cornell graduate from the class of 19XX.
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Schurman
Cornell University
Frank I. Irvine
Lincoln
Neb
Cornell
K. & Redfield
Columbia University
Irvine
Lady in London Falls From Horse at Rotten Row
The Marchioness of Londonderry was seized with a fit while riding in Rotten Row Hyne Park today and fell from her horse. She was driven to her residence and later reported improving as onlookers remained excited by the incident.
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London
Londonderry
Rotten Row
Hyne Park
Champion Ten Eyck Retires After Unbeaten Career
Edward H. Ten Eyck, the world champion amateur sculler, announced retirement from racing forever in Worcester Mass. He leaves the sport undefeated in any race he entered, ending a storied career as a dominant champion.
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Ten Eyck
Worcester
Mass
Edward H. Ten Eyck
Receiver Appointed for Doneze Jureff Metallurgical Co
The bourse committee in St. Petersburg appoints a receiver as the Doneze Jureff Metallurgical company faces insolvency. Liabilities total 10,246,698 roubles and assets total 9,162,712 roubles.
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St. Petersburg
Doneze Jureff Metallurgical Company
Workers Fill Posts as Strikes Persist at Melrose Park
About 50 new workers arrived today, bringing total imported staff to 200 as the plant operates near full capacity. A Mercer court restraining order blocks strikers from harassing the newcomers. Negro laborers return to Melrose Park with 20 hired at Latrobe steel works but face housing shortages. several are Alabama natives brought from the South during earlier unrest.
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Mercer Court
Chicago
Melrose Park
Latrobe
Alabama
South
Settlement expected in molders strike this week
Chicago July 31 President Martin Fox of the international union of national molders is due today. His arrival is expected to prompt a conference between national officers and workers to adjust the ongoing dispute.
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Chicago
Molders
Martin Fox
International Union of National Molders
President Schwab Confers in Steel Talks
President Schwab and United States Steel chairman Gary met today with Charles Steele of J P Morgan & Co in New York to discuss ongoing matters.
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New York
Schwab
Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Charles Steele
J. P. Morgan & Co
Volunteer Officers in Philippines Gain Civil Posts
Washington July 31 Several officers of the volunteer army remaining in the Philippines have been assigned to provincial civil posts. Capt Henry A Reed 32d Infantry becomes provincial treasurer of Oriental Negros Lieut Robert M Shears 37th Infantry treasurer of Cavite province Lieut Richard C Day 34th Infantry treasurer of Nueva Ecija Capt Jacob F Kreps 22d Infantry Regiment provisional governor of Nueva Beija.
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Volunteer Army
Philippines
Washington
Henry A. Reed
32D Infantry
Oriental Negros
Robert M. Shears
37Th Infantry
Cavite
Richard C. Day
34Th Infantry
Neuva Eeija
Jacob F. Kreps
Neuva Beija
Gregorio Cortez Convicted in Texas Court
Dallas July 31 Gregorio Cortez was today convicted and sentenced to three years imprisonment at Gonzales Texas court proceedings noted by officials.
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Dallas, Tex
Gregorio Cortez
Gon
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