Anaconda Standard Publishing Company notices and offices
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates and publication offices. It details daily and Sunday rates, advance payment terms, and locations of main offices in Anaconda with editorial rooms and branch offices in Butte Missoula Spokane Seattle Portland and other cities. It also notes where the Standard is sold, and directs general correspondence to the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana.
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Standard Publishing Compan
Postoffice
Anaconda
Anaconda Business Office
New York City
Brentano
Chicago
Auditorium Annex
Minneapolia
Anaconda Elks prep for three busy days this week
Report notes Montana Elks plan to arrive and conduct three days of meetings in Anaconda starting the day after tomorrow. The town expects a lively sequence of events with the Standard newspaper promising to avoid blaming local organizers for any missteps.
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Anaconda
Montana Elks
Anaconda Elks
Chicago Street Railways and Mayor Dunne’s Ownership Plan
The piece discusses Judge Dunne elected mayor and his push for municipal ownership of Chicago streetcar lines. It notes mixed progress, with some franchises expired and others long in effect, and estimates the cost to nationalize lines as prohibitive. The article argues past ill‑considered franchises by steel car companies hinder city ownership efforts.
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Chicago
Dunne
Dunne Hl
America’s Decline Warned By Nebraska Professor
Professor Ross of the University of Nebraska told Chicago’s summer school that America has reached its zenith. He warned that immigration weakens the nation and that city life and frontier spirit have eroded national vigor, foreshadowing a grim era as the country’s progress stumbles.
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Ross
University of Nebraska
United States
America
Summer School of Chicago University
Disastrous View of Nation’s Future Shapes the Debate
The professor laments a dire forecast for the republic tracing alarms to past crises. He notes rapid political shocks from Washington to Monroe, fears on financial crashes, slavery, and the rise of greed and monopoly, and questions if the country can recover or avoid doom.
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George Washington
Republic
Radison
James Monroe
Charles
Dickens
Bryan
Profesor Rowe
Annual Montana Methodist Conference Opens in Dillon
The annual Methodist Episcopal gathering in Dillon begins this evening and runs until June day, with about two hundred clergy and many lay delegates from across Montana. Bishop David H. Moore will preside. eastern church leaders will discuss urgent matters. Dr. Jacob Mills, Helena district presiding elder for six years, retires from active ministry at this conference, marking a significant change for Montana Methodism.
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Methodist Episcopal Church of
Montana
Dillon
Chambers
Sfontana
David H. Moore
Forse
Worthien
Dr. Mille
Sills
Mills
Pay and Perquisites in a Turbulent Era
A critical column lampoons claims that Togo earns only 3 dollars yearly and catalogs an immense, varied income from war indemnities, private estates, forest revenues, and royal perquisites. It weaves in references to Connecticut's legislature, Judge Hunt in Anaconda, and global figures, ending with musings on M. Witte, Portsmouth, and political irony.
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Togo
China
Connecticut
New York
Lord Clive
India
Unclear Introduction Gaffe Sparks Public amusement
A murmured exchange between Mr A Macemsuarsis smn Jacob A. Rils and an earnest facilitator ends with an awkward moment. The introducer, claiming the guest as the country’s most distinguished man, admits he has never heard of him before the audience.
Venezuela Awards Final Settlement of 5 Million Franc Claims
Northfield August report states Referee Fran Plumley ruled French claims against Venezuela totaling about 5 000 000 francs were allowed after eight cases were considered. Damages sought by French mercantile interests during the 1902 insurrection were narrowed with several dismissals for lack of equity and large reductions in others. The heaviest cut reduced a railroad claim from 3 567 219 francs to 14 860. Venezuela and French representatives receive the decision with the total awarded consistent with Plumley’s ruling.
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Northfield
Venezuela
Fran Plumley
Plumiey
Hoyt de la Rocca
Jose de J. Paul
Plumley
Ime
Plumity
Mr. Pluraley
Company General
Orinoco
Cis
A Scholar Churchman Handles Notre Dame Seminary
The Rev Farner vavanauga, new Notre Dame resident, leads Holy Cross seminary since 1899. A 35 year old born in Leetonia Ohio, educated there and at Notre Dame, ordained 1891. Former assistant editor of Ave Maria for 12 years, lecturer, prolific magazine contributor.
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Farner Vavanauga
University of Notre Dame
Holy Cross’ Seminary
Leetonia
Notre Dame
Ave Maria
Noted Personalities Spar Over Autographs and Public Figures
An eccentric London to New York communication notes Dr W D Grace autographing a man, a restaurant name in Spring Street near Mercer, and mentions of Aaron Burr. It catalogs literary and political figures like George Meredith Sir George Newnes Sir Arthur Conan Doyle fundraising for Miss Havie, Caruso’s rise from musician to star, and remarks on the humanization of horses versus the machine. It also describes pension office counts for graduates in law medicine theology and more, and depicts Lady Jersey as a renowned platform speaker. It ends with the Shah visiting, admiring a kitten and gifting it to the vizier.
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Aaron Burr
Mercer
New York City
Alemont
Alexander Hamilton
Boulder
George Meredith
George Newnes
Vert’ Parker
Arthur Conan Doyle
Havie
Kitten stolen by grand vizier in strange tale of debt
The narrative describes a gardener's wife protesting a grand vizier who silenced her with gold and carried off the kitten. Creditors pursued the case through courts that claimed incompetence to judge. Harold A. Loring of Portland has a new post overseeing native Indian music after time with Sioux at Rosebud. A concert party toured Australia and visited Ivanhoe mine, where miners gathered, lit by candles as singers performed among the shadows.
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Harold A. Loring
Portland
Secretary of the Interior
Loong
Rosebud
South Dakota
Australia
Coolgardie
Ivanhoe
Mills
Mr. Mills
Baron Fersen and the Macpherson Legacy in Russia
A historical note links Baron Fersen, captain of the Rus cruiser Tamarud, to a family tale of bold Scots Highlanders who spread into Russia. It cites Count Von Fersen as a notable line member who served France, aided Marie Antoinette, and was later killed by Stockholm mobs on suspicion of poisoning the Swedish Crown Prince.
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Baron Fersen
Tamarud
Jatese
Marie Antoinette
Arenna
DV 4
Stockholm
Crown Prince of
Sweden
Poultice Prayer and a Glimpse of Old Card Games
A tale opens with Joseon Jefferson fainting while visiting a friend, his host wife, moved by religious zeal, asks to pray and offers a poultice. Baron Lusch, a former consul in New York, pursues medical study while shifting to psychological research. He hopes Americans adopt his cosmopolitan background and notes Spain’s Primero and Ombre gave way to QuadriNe and Bridge, tracing centuries of card play.
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Joseon Jenerson
Jefferson
Baron Unsave Lusch
Wao
New York City
Bone
Boston
Baron Tosti
New York
Spain
Primero
Ombre
Nturies
Cranford
Bridge
Brige
Aluminum-coated paper and its production method
A brief note explains making aluminum-coated paper by applying an alcohol resin solution to artificial parchment, sprinkling aluminum powder, and pressing. It mentions parchment treated with sulfuric acid, claims aluminum paper resists air, is cheaper than foil, and discusses trace impurities and analysis results.
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Tate
Mexico Cement Mills Plans New Monterey Plant
A second cement unit to be organized as Monterey Portland Cement Company with 40008 capital will locate in Monterey, capital of the state of Leon. The piece notes rising demand for cement in the republic, previously imported from the United States, and mentions broader industrial context and a mining shift by a former chief financial reporter Wolfe Brown toward Colorado.
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Secon Cement
Mexico
Hateen
Monterey’ Portland Cement Company
Monterey
Miss Sumaceinx
David
Wolfe Brown
Colorado
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