Anaconda Standard publication details and offices
The Anaconda Standard lists publishing company details, including daily and Sunday editions, subscription rates, page-based pricing, and international postage. It notes regional and foreign offices in Missoula Great Falls Butte and foreign bureaus in New York Chicago and San Francisco along with street locations and newsstand points.
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The
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Chicago
Postoffice
Auditorium Annex
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Denver
Glenarm Street
Over
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake
Second South Street
Ad Claims Anaconda Standard Leads Montana Circulation
The Anaconda Standard asserts a larger bona fide paid circulation than all other Montana daily papers combined, listing six months averages for June 191 daily and Sunday totals, 11,872 for Sunday.
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Anaconda Standard
Montana
Joliet Steel Workers Vote to Quit in Amalgamated Stride
The Joliet division of the Amalgamated association revised its stance yesterday. Workers, numbering near three regiments, voted to quit after refusing to quit due to contract obligations with their employers. The move marks a major shift in the current strike by undercutting President Shaffer's support.
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Esterday
Amalgamated
JoNet
Chicago
Shaffer
Joliet
Virginia Democrats Align With State Issues In Convention
Virginia Democrats met in state convention and honored past leaders from Jefferson to Bryan while avoiding Ohio’s push to praise Bryan. They avoided Kansas City platform references, choosing to focus on state and local issues this year, a stance described as convenient and widely adopted.
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Irginia
Ohio
Old Dominion
Jefferson
Bryan
Kansas City
New York exposes hypocrisy and corruption in press and police
The piece contrasts New York tabloid sensationalism with real malfeasance in metropolis politics. It cites editorials and police bribery tales, noting Chief Devery mocked by sources and a rotting reform record, including a failed state senate probe and the Roosevelt inquiry.
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PNOME
New York
Harney
Mutte
Montana
Rocky Mountain
Metropolis
New York Herald
Ite
Herald
Devery
Saratoga
Roosevelt
Montana's political clean up urged by reform groups
The piece notes a sequence of investigations from 1840s to the present, citing the Lexow inquiry Mazet and Tam many committee actions. It argues for a weedout in Montana with charges and counter charges, asserting the possibility to reach truth and contrast with New York's maze of politics.
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Lexow
Mazet
Tammany Committee of Five
Society For the Prevention of Crime
Montana
New York
Chamberlain unaided by applause defends Boer policy
In a London house of commons clash Mr Chamberlain defends Boer campaign methods while Liberal Sir William Harcourt criticizes them. The piece links British policy to American actions in the Philippines and argues that imperial maneuvers risk vast costs and potential war, contrasting with Brooks Adams and economic ruin fears.
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Chamberlain
England
United States
London
House of Commons
Chamerlain
William Vernon Harcourt
Kitchener
Philippines
Mr. Chamberlain
Pennsylvania Democrats Seek End to Quay Machine Corruption
A Pennsylvania state convention denounces the legislature as the most corrupt ever and calls for a reform alliance with decent citizens. They exclude national issues, invite all to join a crusade against the Quay machine, warning Republicans that past loyalties may fail to sustain the party in the next election. Independent ventures have repeatedly aided Quay.
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Democrats
Pennsylvania
Union
Montana
Harrison
Keystone Democrats
Quay
Quay Ring
Commonwealth
Philadelphia
Adams predicts US world war and vast navy buildup
In Atlantic Monthly R Brooks Adams urges immediate steps to create a massive standing army and largest navy, arguing the US will soon be the industrial mistress of the world after a defeat in commercial supremacy. He links economic signs to a looming need for arms.
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R. Brooks Adame
Atlantic Monthly
United States
Brooks Adams
Republic
Tillman McLaurin feud highlights chivalry code and rhetoric
The piece notes how Tillman and McLaurin once settled disputes with guns and now spar in heated political rhetoric. It contrasts Tillman’s bold charges with McLaurin’s insinuations, calls Tillman's integrity into question, and observes Tillman’s strong Senate standing while praising McLaurin as a McKinley era policy champion.
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Tillman
McLaurin
South Carolina
Senate
Hanna May Have Better Luck as President Hopeful
The Indianapolis Sentinel notes Mark Hanna’s persistent push for the presidency may reveal more than mere ambition. It recalls John Sherman’s long failed bid and hints Hanna’s odds could rise if events unfold differently in national politics.
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Indianapolis Sentinel
Mark Hanna
Senate
John Sherman
Sherman
Alabama grants women vote on bond issues in constitution
A wedge for woman suffrage is inserted in Alabama law by a constitutional clause allowing women to vote on bond issuances. It argues property-holding women taxed for public use should have a voice in levies, especially in extraordinary cases involving bonds.
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Kattanooga Times
Alabama
Senator Cullom Clears Doubts on White House Leadership
From the Richmond Dispatch Senator Cullom states Hanna is not in control at the White House and after an interview with the president he announces there will be no tariff tinkering by the next Congress. He recalls Mark Twain’s phrase about McKinley’s loyalty to the trusts.
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Sehley
Philadelphia
Santiago
Sampson
Washington
Richmond Dispatch
Cullom
Hanna
White House
Illinois
Mark
McKinley
Seizure of Kentucky Post Office Sparks Political Clash
The New York World reports the seizure of a small Kentucky post office by a spoilsman. The incident is framed as evidence of political power at play, aided by former reformer William McKinley, not a collapse of chivalry in the blue grass state.
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New York World
Kentucky
Bluegrass
William McKinley
Disputed claims on flea suspect and alleged bacteria plot
The Pittsburg Dispatch reports the flea has not been convicted or even suspected of carrying bacteria or beactiti for insertion in the place he has taken all he can get. It notes he is active and carries only a jigsaw and a hatchet, and is described as too athletic to hold disease germs.
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Kitchener
London
Mr. Chamberlain
Pittsburg
Tipping Habit Began as Ostentatious Wealth Display
The passage traces tipping to those seeking attention and wealth display at hotels. It notes the public’s weak resistance allowed the custom to spread, with some desire to abolish it but uncertainty remains.
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Pittsburg
Grooming of Governor Odell for President Not Confirmed
The Cincinnati Enquirer notes the grooming of Governor Odell for the presidency continues but no distinguished trainer admits handling the preparation. A belief exists that if the next president hails from New York he will not be Odell or any other Republican.
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The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Odell
New York
British plan to charge detainees for board sparks protest
Detroit Tribune reports a new wartime measure as Britain contemplates charging prisoners in detention camps for meals and lodging, prompting concern over treatment and harsh conditions amid the Africa campaign.
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The
Detroit Tribune
Africa
Mosquito vs Standard Oil in Portland skirmish ends
In Portland Oregonian prose the mosquito faces a final strike as kerosene is proposed to destroy him, placing him in a showdown against the Standard Oil company.
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Portland Oregonian
Standard Oil Company
Global service by American locomotives sparks protection plea
The Omaha World-Herald reports that American locomotives now operate worldwide while U S builders seek protection from foreign competition to maintain their market share.
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Omaha World-Herald
Globe
Word-coinage among American authors explored
Leon Mead surveys living writers on new words, noting many claimed neologisms are old terms or prior usages. He highlights candidates like hand holds, jours, murth, eventless, and reflects on how new words arise from community needs and fresh experiences rather than scholarly invention.
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Chicago Inter Ocean
Leon Mead
Professor Bailey
John Fiske
Lloyd Mifflin
Robert Burns Wilson
Professor Beers
Dr. van Dyke
Clinton Scollard
Edgar Fawcett
Pope
Jervas
Fawcett
Shakespeare
Walpole
Jane Austen
Remarkable personal notes from a bygone era
A survey of notable individuals includes Secretary Gage’s unusually long career with only 90 vacation days, Jennie Blow named Lady of Grace by King Edward VII, Camille Flammarion proposing a March 21 calendar start, the Duke of Devonshire lending Shakespeare’s folio for a facsimile, William C. Whitney relocating game reserves to the Adirondacks, Italy’s young ambassador Obigzi Malaspina di Carbonari in Washington, and Senator Daniel of Virginia paying off a relative’s 1873 panic debts out of personal means.
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Washington
Marquis Obigzi Malaspina di Carbonari
Baron Fava
Daniel
Virginia
Humor of the Day quips about law and prohibition
A humorous line mocks constraints by saying you have no more sense than the law allows and adds as an afterthought a prohibition law at that. The quip reflects temper of the era toward legal limits and prohibition enforcement.
Whitney Carriages and Masterpiece Pictures For Sale
We offer Whitney baby carriages, the best quality. Pictures are copies of masterworks. Plants shown are available as seen. We must sell all goods now and have no more for the stated reason.
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Whitney
Quotations and Jests from Various Papers
A collage of humorous exchanges and brief witticisms from multiple newspapers. Snippets cover misunderstandings and light banter about umbrellas announcements romantic misreads and social quirks. Names include Baltimore American Philadelphia Press Cleveland Plain Dealer Topeka Journal New York Weekly Brooklyn Life Punch Philadelphia M Record Philadelphia Evening Bulletin Chicago Post Philadelphia Inquirer and Ohio State Journal.
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Standard Publishing Company, Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda
Europe
N. W
Nassau Street
Washington Street
W. J. Morton
Adams
Jules Verne
Gage
Jennie Blow
Edward VII
Order of St. John of Jerusalem
Matteson
Ilinois
Camille Flammarion
French Astronomical Society
Duke of
Devonshire
Chatsworth
Oxford University Press
William C. Whitney
Lennox
Adirondacks
Seward Webb
Leslie
Windsor
Ench
Dresden
Alencon
M. J. Connell Company
Baltimore American
Papa
Willie
Mabel
Philadelphia Press
Jimmie Scroggins
Jimmie
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Topeka Journal
New York Weekly
Brooklyn
Little May
Vickers
Chesterfield
M Record
Boston
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
Chicago Post
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