Anaconda Standard Rates and Offices Listing
The Anaconda Standard Publishing Company lists circulation prices for daily and Sunday editions and notes prices for various subscription terms. It also details office locations in Anaconda Butte Missoula Great Falls and Washington Chicago Denver Salt Lake City and San Francisco publication distribution points.
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Standard Publishing Company, Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda
The
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Chicago
Postoffice
Auditorium Annex
Sanancisco
Palace Hotel
Enver
Glenarm Street
Denver
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake
Second South Street
Salt Lake News Co
Standard Publishing Company
Mont
Anaconda Standard Boasts Montana Circulation Lead
Advertisement styled note claims The Anaconda Standard has larger bona fide paid circulation than all Montana daily newspapers combined. It cites six months ending June 1901 with Daily 11,872 and Sunday figures.
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Anaconda Standard
Montana
Maclay Plagiarism Allegations Stir Navy History Debate
The piece analyzes claims that historian Maclay copied or heavily borrowed from English sources in his naval history and editorial commentaries. It notes parallels with Leech’s Thirty Years From Home and with James, plus an Edinburgh Review passage, suggesting widespread charges of improper attribution and biased portrayal.
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Maclay
Schley
United States
Leech
Edinburgh Review
English Review
Rehley
The Chinese Exclusion Debate and Racial Barriers
An editorial argues near time for renewing the Chinese Exclusion Act. It declares the Chinese as inherently unwilling to assimilate, views Chinatown barriers as insurmountable, and asserts exclusion as a natural defense to protect American civilization and living standards.
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United States
Oriental
Occidental
China
China and the United States on self preservation and exclusion
The author argues both nations see self preservation as vital and opposing groups fear competition. It notes Chinese racism toward Caucasian colonists and China’s preparation for rifles and powder as a parallel to U S actions. It concludes that ethics in international matters is negligible.
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China
United States
Johnson for comptroller post eyed by national supporters
The Illinois comptroller race sparks speculation on successors with Cullom and Mason seeking patronage. The New York Evening Post backs Professor Joseph French Johnson, a finance expert and Penn professor, for the post, bolstered by Northwest newspapers and Spokane figures. Johnson, a Harvard graduate, once edited Spokane Daily Spokesman before returning to academia.
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Illnois
Cullom
Mason
Illinois
Finois
New York Evening Post
Joseph French Johnson
Post
Northwest
Professor Johnson
Spokane Chamber of Commerce
Evening Post
Johnson
University of Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Harvard
Spokane
Spokane Daily Spokesman
Spokesman
Northwestern
Dawes
Sugar War Looms Between Sugar Trusts in Congress
A battle royal brews as the sugar trust and the beet sugar trust prepare for a major clash in the next Congress session. Each side reportedly wields hundreds of millions of dollars plus political influence, signaling a conflict worth watching as a first major test of its kind.
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Congress
McKinley
Cuba
Philippines
United States
Beet Sugtar Trust
Cane Sugar Trust
Beet Sugar Trust
Porto Rico
Sugar Trust
Hawaiian Buzz Sparks Shipboard Turmoil
A Honolulu bound voyage aboard the Zealandia triggers a feud after Captain Dodwell bans hula dancing. Mrs. Theresa Wilcox, wife of the Hawaiian delegate, vows revenge as tensions rise aboard the ship and ashore. More developments are anticipated.
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Hawaiian Islands
Mauna Loa
Congress
Theresa Wilcox
Dodwell
Zealandia
Wilcox
San Francisco
Honolulu
Mrs. Wilcox
Honoluluia
Wicox
Notable Birthdays and Commentary From Science Circles
The piece notes Herreul's hundredth birthday celebration in France with his son present, recounts Rudolf Virchow's 80th birthday plans in Berlin, and cites Virchow’s remark on Koch’s views. It mentions M de Bloch's war waste museum in Lucerne and Yvette Guilbert's forthcoming book, plus President Bueckham’s Vermont sermon defining a gentleman as considerate of others.
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Herreul
France
Department of Justice
Chevreul
Rudolph Virchow
Berlin
Virchow
Koch
Rome
Yvette Guilbert
America
Bueckham
The
University of Vermont
Minneapolis Girl Recall of Pioneer Military Life
Mrs. H. P. Van Cleve recalls the life of the Northwest’s first white baby, born at Fort Crawford in 1811. She lives in Minneapolis and, though six years old, remains mentally vigorous and keenly interested in world affairs. Daughter of a regular officer and widow of another, she has witnessed many trials and adventures of military frontier life.
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H. P. van Cleve
Northwest
Minneapolis
Fort Crawford
Wis
Isi
Governor delayed as nonunion furniture protest mounts
Helena August 12 The state furnishing board took no action on signing contracts with Robert Mitchell Co Cincinnati for capitol furniture while Governor Toole attends a ill brother in Billings. Attorney General Donovan would oppose signing if nonunion claims are correct. protests from Silver Bow Trades and Labor Assembly noted.
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Standard
Helena
State Furnishing Board
Robert Mitchell Company
Cincinnati
Capitol
Toole
Billings
Mr. Toole
Silver Bow Trades and Labor Assembly
Cincinnati Company
Donovan
New York Police Scandal Draws Official Scrutiny
Edgar A Whitney, whose Justice Jerome statement claimed police and crusaders took money from poolrooms, spoke at the Tombs. Officials including Gov Odell, District Attorney Philbin, and Justice Jerome weighed warrants and grand jury action as exchanges with Devery and others continued.
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New York
Edgar A. Whitney
Jerome
Devery
Tit
Chief Devery
Justice Jerome
Odell
David A. Carvalho
Whitney
Carvalho
Burgdorf
Philbin
Tenes
Psent
Murphy
Giennon
Baratoga
Injunction Against Forest Park World's Fair Suit Fails
In St Louis on August 12 Judge Zachritz sustained the defendants demurrer in the case to block use of Forest Park for the 1908 Louisiana Purchase Exposition. The court ruled Henry H Werdes and John Bargher were not proper parties to the suit.
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St. Louis
Forest Park
Zachritz
Henry H. Werdes
John Bargher
Fourteen Missing After Barkentine Priscilla Strikes Ledge
Halifax August 12. The Priscilla struck a ledge off Barrington last night and the captain with part of the crew have landed at Cape Sable. A boat with fourteen men is missing. The vessel was bound for England from New York carrying chalk.
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Halifax
N.S
Barkentine
Priscilla
Cape Sable
Barington
England
New York
Mill tax levy update for several districts
Willow Glen Stuart Strickland and Quinlan have not reported their special school taxes. Anaconda district levy will be half a mill less than expected due to $17,000 bonds using Daly inheritance tax money. Bond interest fund reduced to 1 mill from 1.5 mills.
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Willow Glen
Stuart
Strickland
Quinlan
Daly
Anaconda
Chief Mentrum Recalls Bitter Root Fishing Tales
Fire Chief Mentrum describes his Bitter Root trip with big fishing stories and a desire for payback after backing Butte in a recent Missoula game. He notes warm water affecting fish runs, mentions Jud Hasley’s luck, and shares humorous camp tales and grasshopper catching methods in a folksy Missoula style.
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Mentrum
Missoula
Butte-Missoula
Butte
Jud Hasley
Wrestling match planned at Mountain View park in Butte
Tony Harris covers the $100 posted by Emil Klank for a mixed style or catch as catch can bout at Mountain View park pavilion with Andy King controlling events during the Miners' union picnic on Aug 18. Prelims include Coleman vs Oaker and a 120 pound bout between the St Paul Kid and O'Donnell.
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Tony Harris
Butte
Emil Klank
J. T. Kehoe
Mountain View Park
Andy King
Miners’ Union
Coleman
Oaker
St. Paul
Two Forest Fires Ravaging Ranges West of the City
Two large forest fires burn on ranges west of the city near Twin Lakes. Suspected to be started by careless campers, they have raged for days with dense smoke that dimmed the sun. Much timber is being destroyed and a heavy rainstorm is needed to control them.
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Twin Lakes
Careess
Anaconda
Late Offenders Arrested After Saloon Assault
Thomas Carlain was arrested after assaulting Tim Casey in an East Commercial avenue saloon. Casey suffered a broken lower jaw. Carlain posted a $130 cash bond. Betsie Howard of the Tenderloin district was arrested on a complaint by a man calling himself John Doe who alleged improper touching for $10. She is out on bail.
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Tim Casey
Thomas Carlain
Commercial Avenue
Casey
Carlain
Betsie Howard
Tenderloin
John Doe
Pat
Ali
Ducks Protected by Law Despite Hunting Misbelief
Some sportsmen think the game law no longer protects ducks after changes at the last legislature. They hunt ducks and other small game under this misconception, risking legal action.
Names of respondents listed from multiple cities
A fragment lists numerous individuals with city affiliations including Butte Chicago St Paul Bozeman Philadelphia Salt Lake and others, suggesting a compiled roster or attendee list from diverse locations. No coherent event or context is provided in the available text.
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Montana
C. ©. Grannis
Duluth
H. Jenter
Chicago
W. H. Wraight
C. O. Davidson
D. Lavalle
Robert B. Smith
Butte
G. W. Tackabany
Louisville
F. B. Tanner
St. Paul
George H. Clarke
Lincoln
Neb
J. B. Johnston
H. E. Gronewold
E. T. Manning
Bozeman
B. W. Crissey
Simon Wise
Cincinnati
C. S. Hkempert
Philadelphia
Mrs. W.W. Hurst
le, Cohn
Salt Lake
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