Anaconda Standard newspaper info and offices
The notice lists publication details for The Anaconda Standard including pricing, delivery options, foreign rates, and notice of branch offices in Missoula and Great Falls. It notes main office location, telephone lines, and various bureau addresses in New York Chicago San Francisco Denver and Salt Lake City. It also mentions newsstands in major cities and directs all business correspondence to Anaconda Montana.
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Standard Block
Ana
Wetynsie Bees Editorial
Mane the Standard
Lutte
Missoula
Great Falls
Chicago
Postoffice
Auditorium Annex
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Denver
Glenarm Street
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake
Second South Street
Anaconda Standard Claims Large Montana Circulation
TO ADVERTISERS The Anaconda Standard reports it has a larger bona fide paid circulation than all other Montana daily newspapers combined. It cites six month averages ending June 1901 with Daily 11,872 and Sunday figures.
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Anaconda Standard
Montana
Isthmus policy and Latin American turmoil in Panamanian context
A historical view outlines US obligations under the Monroe Doctrine to protect the Isthmus and Panama railroad traffic from European powers. It notes tensions between Colombia and Venezuela, calls for cautious, conservative action, and warns against rushing in due to sensational reports and jingo rhetoric.
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Lars Ago Thie
Panama
Venezuela
Colombia
United States
New Grenada
Europe
Washington
London
Berlin
Paris
South America
Cuba
Spain
Pension System Defects Highlighted by Leupp
Francis Leupp urges reform of the pension system amid Sickles Evans tensions and G A R encampment expectations. He cites that the US war establishment spends about 386,818,527 beyond other nations, with a large share alleged as fraud and perjury, a long-deplored burden.
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Francis
Leupp
Sickles-Evans
Pension Fraud Exposed by Veteran Critics and Law Flaws
Veteran critics denounce the pension system as loophole ridden and easy to misuse. They fault ex parte proceedings and lax medical exams, noting cases of heart disease misreadings and fraud by blind or deaf pensioners. They blame Congress for ill formed laws that reward fraud and perjury.
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Treasury
Congress
United States
General Miles Calls for Soldierly Dress and Drill
General Miles issuing general orders urges soldiers of the reformed regular service to stop slouching and baggy trouser knees. He stresses neat attire, proper bearing, and uniform drill as the army stabilizes after rapid recruitment and campaigning, aiming to restore pre Spanish-American War standards.
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Nelson A. Miles
General Chaffee
China
Miles
Trusts and strikes spark debate on consolidation
Promoters of trusts argue giant consolidations prevent labor unrest by standardizing pay under centralized management. President Hill and Charles R. Flint praise the elimination of strikes but the steel trust faces its first major walkout within months, challenging prophets of harmony as unions spread beyond steel and Amalgamated associations.
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Hill
Charles R. Flint
The
Rubber Trust
Steel Trust
Flint
Steel Truct
Amalgamated Association
Public Opinion as Remedy for Strikes Urged by Adams
The author advocates using public opinion as the final arbiter in labor disputes. Citing New Zealand’s compulsory arbitration, he praises a plan by Charlee Francis Adams for an integrity board to conduct open investigations and publish findings, letting informed public sentiment enforce consequences.
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New Zealand
United States
Charlee Francis Adams
Adams
Ihs
Montana Wool Growers Triumph as Marketing Season Ends
Montana wool growers close the marketing season with strong prices across markets. Despite gloomy early forecasts and limited consignments, sales improved, with most wool already sold and demand sustaining prices. Many growers chose home markets to sell to East buyers.
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Ontana
Government ship sales raise questions on wartime purchases
The article cites wartime procurement losses tied to ships like the Obdam renamed McPherson and the Hartford later Terry. It notes $250,000 plus $160,000 in repairs for Obdam, sold for $318,700, and Hartford bought for $200,000 in 1898, sold recently for $19,600. It questions if these deals show fraud or scrapping honesty.
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Spain
Lane
Obdam
McPherson
Transport Service
Terry
Hartford
Navy Department
Can the Filipino relation endure like colonial ties with Britain
The piece questions whether American policy toward the Philippines risks repeating colonial oppression. It warns that efforts to control Filipino affairs could mirror past European domination and threaten American liberty.
Kipling Advises British Politicians on Ruling the Country
From the Omaha Bee, Rudyard Kipling counsels British leaders on governance while they fear his poetic judgments might provoke another eruption.
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Omaha Bee
Rudyard Kipling
Kipling
Rear Admiral Melville Proposes North Pole Current Test
The Washington Star notes Rear Admiral Melville supports releasing casks filled with shavings to detect an ocean current across the north pole. The plan avoids organized expeditions and rescue missions if items are lost.
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The
Washington Star
Melville
North Pole
Exports Falter in Fiscal Year Amid Temporary Explanations
The Rochester Herald notes a drop in exports for the last fiscal year and describes officials' view that the decline is temporary. Secretary Gage is singled out as a potential cause, with \nhope his role is also temporary.
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The
Rochester Herald
Gage
Morgan Turns Down Lafayette Sword Offer
The Atlanta Journal notes J Pierpont Morgan offered a fabulous sum for Lafayette's famous sword but it remained one of the few pieces of steel not under his control.
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Morgan
Atlanta Journal
J. Pierpont Morgan
Lafayette
Mr. Morgan
Heroes on Pedestals Fade After War
By the present pace, there will be no single hero of the late war left on his pedestal as the era of wartime figures recedes. The article muses on eroding memory and shifting public admiration for veterans and leaders who guided during the conflict.
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Indianapolis
Admiral Cervera says he never met Admiral Sampson
The Cleveland Plain Dealer notes that Admiral Cervera claimed he never met Admiral Sampson, explaining the contact occurred while Sampson was away. The remark centers on prior naval encounters amid ongoing tensions and confusion between the two flag officers.
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Rom
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Admiral Cervera
Admiral Sampson
South Carolina Must Renounce McLaurin Policy
In the Indianapolis Sentinel the stance calls on South Carolina to abandon McLaurin's pernicious policy as a test of ele mental democracy.
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Indianapolis Sentinel
South Carolina
McLaurin
Eastern estimate of the two admirals in the Sampson Schley debate
The Brooklyn Eagle contrasts Sampson and Schley, praising Sampson as austere and disciplined while noting Schley’s popular appeal and magnetism. It argues timing and temperament shaped the Santiago stake, urges evidence over temperament, and discusses duty, credit, and political associations in the Admiral controversy.
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Brooklyn Eagle
Sampson
Schley
Bach
Admiral Sampson
Navy Department
Cuban
Sampton
Santiago
Schler
Republican stance favors subsidy tariff and empire
The unnamed Republican supports a ship subsidy a protective tariff and an imperialistic policy while refusing to meet with the Democrats in caucus despite protests.
Carnegie touted as rector at Aberdeen University
The Philadelphia Ledger notes Andrew Carnegie is slated to be elected rector of Aberdeen University. The report contrasts the era’s rhetoric with a quip about a mother’s reaction to her son’s scientific pursuits, echoing Capen Cattle’s phrasing.
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Philadelphia Lequirer
Andrew Carnegie
Aberdeen University
Eduard
Unfenced Goats Lead Pennsylvania in Census Oddity
The census shows Pennsylvania with the largest number of unfenced goats in the nation. The commentary notes Pennsylvania does not derive all blessings from tariffs and suggests a tongue in cheek view of state quirks.
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The
Washington Post
Pennsylvania
Union
Pennsylvaia
South American raids and peace in the region
The Inter Ocean notes the puzzling pattern of several South American republics conducting raids on neighbors yet halting before trespassing on nations with which they maintain peaceful relations. The piece highlights the delicate balance of regional conflicts and diplomacy.
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Chicago Inter Ocean
Connell urged as next Republican governor candidate in Pennsylvania
A large segment of the party backs Congressman Connell of Scranton to oppose Harrisburg’s plan to nominate John P. Elkin. Other items note Dr. Chage gifting a free public bath in St Paul with Sunday opening, Eugenie’s memoirs nearing completion, and Kilgo’s European trip as Durham Trinity College’s leader.
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Congressman Connell
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
John P. Elkin
Chage
City of St. Paul
Americans Wasteful of Power From the Engineering Magazine
In America the nation with the highest iron and steel output no engines driven by furnace gases are in practical use. England started the idea, but few operate. France has about 1000 horse power of small gas engines. Luxembourg with 296 600 people houses nearly 10 000 horse power. Belgium and Germany show tens of thousands of horse power.
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America
England
France
Luxembourg
Belgium
Germany
Wool Market Strong With Large Ohio and Oregon Purchases
The American Wool and Cotton Reporter notes a strong wool market with broad mill demand and sizable blocks bought, led by Oregon wool. Spot sales and arrivals hint at continued high volumes for weeks. Montana’s season near end. only about five percent of its clip consigned as most buyers return home. Domestic sales reach 11,545,000 pounds with foreign at 1,390,000, total 12,935,000.
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Boston
American Wool and Cotton Reporter
Oregon Woole
Montana
Beaverhead Wool Market Sees Large Shipments From Dillon
Beaverhead county closed its wool sales with Dillon shipments totaling 1 205 234 pounds for the year. Nearly all wool went to Jeremiah Williams & Co of Horton, agent J E Hample, at about 12 cents a pound. One 25 000 pound clip remains owned by William Anne of Horse Prairie.
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Dillon
Beaverhead County
Boston
Philadelphia
William Anne
Horse Prairie
Jeremiah Williams & Co
Horton
J. E. Hample
T. B. Craver
Jeremah Willams & Co
Thomas Haw
George Murray
Justice, Bateman &Co
James Paxton
Nichols, Dupee & Co
Elza Smith
Justice, Bateman & Co
J. B. Smith
Ed Smith
Henry Thompson
Thorpe Livestock Company
W. M. Reardon
Veterans Elect Officers at Philippines Army Reunion
Gen Irving Hale of Colorado was elected president by unanimous vote at the second annual reunion in Salt Lake City. Council Bluffs Iowa was chosen for the next encampment after a hard fight. Other officers include W S Metcalf and J F Critchlow. Telegrams from Dewey Roosevelt and others were read. A major parade featuring hundreds of veterans, Utah National Guard and Fort Douglass troops drew large crowds.
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Salt Lake
Irving Hale
Colorado
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Army of the Philippines
Hale
W. 8
Metcalf
Kansas
J. F. Critchlow
Utah
P. J. Cosgrove
Nebraska
J. J. Myers
Admiral Dewey
Roosevelt
Col. A. 8
Frost
Illnois
Owen Summers
Oregon
The
Philippines
Fort Douglass
Thomas Schley
Utah National Guard
Examinations Planned for Appointees in Leavenworth
A board will conduct examinations for appointee eligibility in Leavenworth Kansas on August 14 announced by local authorities. The proceedings aim to standardize qualifications and identify suitable candidates for government service.
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Leavenworth, Kan
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