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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1901
Page
20
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions, including annual, semiannual, quarterly, and monthly rates. It notes postage reminders, branch offices in Butte, Missoula, and Great Falls, and distribution points in major cities with address details.
An advertorial notes The Anaconda Standard as Montana’s leading daily newspaper with the largest bona fide paid circulation, claiming higher six month averages than all other daily newspapers in the state combined. It cites figures for June 20 1901 showing daily 11 872 and Sunday figures.
The Butte Inter Mountain and other papers argue the Harney exposure stems from Democratic influence in both New York and Butte. Readers debate political motives, with Heinze’s remarks linking mine ownership to Amalgamated defeat. Meanwhile, Canadian fears grow as the Duke of Cornwall and York plans travel by rail. cautions call for heavy security and Italian worker removals.
A review notes Maxim Gorky as Tolstoy’s suggested successor. The Russian author, once unknown here, is celebrated in Russia and France and is described as the hour’s favorite. His life path included an upholsterer father, an early shoe shop job, and a drift through crafts before fame.
The article traces Maxim Gorky from humble trades including baker’s apprentice and tramp to literary prominence. It notes his early travels from the Volga, publishing first novels in newspapers, and meeting Korolenko who guides his dramatic ascent. Brinton calls him “the favorite author with Young Russia.”
The article profiles James Fleming and Clinton Dotson in a Montana jail, detailing Fleming's brash, cunning nature and death row mindset versus Dotson's brooding, disciplined menace. It notes Fleming’s planned confession, possible escape schemes, and family ties, alongside Dotson’s reluctance to speak and his somber demeanor.
Remains of Clinton Dotson reveal a man unafraid of death while stressing concern for family. His wife and nine children live in Whitewood in poverty as his brothers and in laws hold local influence. Dotson and Fleming are jailed in a high security cell block with guards, shackles at night, and limited daytime movement.
The excerpt argues the king acted against counsels and colonies were lost due to bad principles. It notes Americans avoid repeating revolutionary fights and suggests Scotland's schools could tolerate the king while Virginia's constitution should endure its own tests.
The column reviews the Chandler Evans dispute, noting Admiral Evans received a severe reprimand for libelous remarks about former Secretary Chandler. Key documents include Chandler's July 15 letter to Long, the August 9 reprimand, and Chandler's defense of his 1884 detachment order amid cabinet discussions and Evans’s later public charges.
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