Anaconda Standard masthead and offices listing
The Anaconda Standard notes publishing details including rates, offices in Anaconda and branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls, telephones and addresses for editorial and business rooms, plus mentions of Washington and eastern bureaus and newsstands in major cities.
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Cerseeenesee
The
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Washington
N. W
Second South Street
Salt Lake At Salt Lake
Anaconda Standard Claims Leading Montana Circulation
The Anaconda Standard reports a higher paid daily and Sunday circulation than the seven other Montana papers combined. For six months ending June 1901, daily average was 11,872 and Sunday figure is noted, indicating a dominant market position.
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Europe
Anaconda Standard
Montana
Littlefield Critiques Insular Court Rulings At Bar Association
Rep. Littlefield challenged the Supreme Court's Insular decisions at the American Bar Association meeting. Chicago lawyer Moses protested the use of the bar platform to attack the court, while the association remained silent. The debate echoes past rancor over high court rulings and their political impact.
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Littlefield
Nelson Dingley
House of Representatives
Washington
American Bar Association
Supreme Court
Maine
Mr. Moses
Chicago
Bar Association
Supreme Court of the United States
Littlefeld
Moses
Sultan Faces French Claims Over Railways and Quays
The sultan has delayed settling French and American debt demands for railway and quay concessions along the Golden Horn. France threatened to cut diplomatic ties, a move that attracted European attention. creditors fear rising totals into the hundreds of millions of francs while the sultan lags.
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M. Constans
France
Europe
Golden Horn
United States
Prince Chun Heads to Berlin to Offer China’s Apology
Prince Chun travels to Berlin to convey an apology on behalf of his brother, the Chinese emperor, for the murder of Baron von Ketteler, the German ambassador killed in Pekin last year. The mission follows standard diplomatic protocol despite his rising profile.
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Prince Chun
Berlin
China
William
Baron von Ketteler
Pekin
Prince Chun Tour Compared To Boxers Uprising Visit
The article portrays Prince Chun's trip to Berlin as a grand voyage similar to Count von Waldersee’s Boxer Uprising visit. It notes lavish entertainment along the route and views the apology mission as a ceremonial triumph that flatters Germany. It contrasts royal tastings with a senate junket, mockingly elevating the tour’s pleasures.
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Prince Chun
Count von Waldersee
China
von Waldersee
Delaware Breaks Peach Crop News Tradition with Clever Tale
Delaware proclaims a near total peach crop failure while Maryland forecasts plenty, a witty twist that outsmarts the old arc of peach calamities. The piece suggests buyers seek Delaware fruit as Maryland fruit price gaps widen, calling for a swift market rush.
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Aryland
Delaware
Maryland
South America
Necklace case at New York customs sparks reform talk
Mrs Stokes a wealthy widow faces scrutiny over a diamond and pearl necklace seized at the port of New York. She paid three thousand dollars in duty after surrendering her belongings, while the Europe sent piece was shipped back in parts to avoid higher duties. The incident exposes attitudes in high society and prompts calls for customs reform.
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W. E. D. Stokes
Paul Prys
Treasury Department
Port of
New York
Stokes
Europe
Treasury
New York Custom House
Strike Tensions Persist With Chicago Joliet Split
Last week saw little change in the steel workers strike with Chicago leaders hoping for broader solidarity. Joliet workers rejected contract duties while Chicago crews remained under their obligations, highlighting a key division in union strategy and leadership.
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Chicago
Shaffer
Joliet
Morning update on strike talks and Chicago forces
The piece notes thorough discussion from many viewpoints and cites an upcoming effort to win Chicago forces to join the strike. It mentions daily bulletins with compromise proposals, but gives no accurate information on who proposes what terms or whether serious compromises have been offered.
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Chicago
Monroe doctrine under fire in press as Cuban arrivals surge
The article argues many newspapers doubt the Monroe doctrine’s vitality amid Venezuela unrest and Panama tensions. It notes American policy remains firm, while European centers and Chinese workers expand abroad. July records show 228 newcomers to Cuba: 170 Spaniards 58 Chinese, none American.
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Venezuela
Panama
Castro
United States
South America
Europe
Hwus
Current Humor Fragments From Coastal Newspapers
A collage of humorous quips and captions from 1920s era papers. Jokes cover barbers, detectives, laundrymen, pets, politics, weather, and everyday life with light ironic twists and punchlines. Notable lines reference Chicago Journal and Washington Star styles.
Liner Neuces Arrives After Malaria Case Off Ve track
The Mallory liner Neuces from Galveston docked after a steerage passenger with malarial fever was removed to Swinburne Island fever hospital. Three companions were moved to Hoffman's Island for observation. all are Vera Cruz travelers. Fumigation cleared the vessel before it docked. Paris approves sugar bounty cuts to cover a 14 million franc deficit, lowering bounties 55 percent.
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New York
Galveston
Swinburne Island
Hoffman’s Island
Vera Cruz
Empress Frederick Hussar Regiment Renamed Queen Augusta Victoria
Berlin reports Emperor William has ordered the late Empress Frederick Hussar regiment to bear the title Queen Augusta Victoria regiment. The change honors the consort and preserves royal naming.
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Berlin
William
Empress Frederick Husear
Queen Augusta Victoria
British Army Canteens Move Toward Cooperative Reform
The London Chronicle outlines British Army canteens shifting to a cooperative model to curb abuses. Major Fortescue's reform at Caterham spurred the idea, with CanTeen and Mess Co-Operative Society growing to £150,000 turnover in four years. The plan envisions regimental institutes owning shares, profits returning to soldiers, and a central committee guiding welfare oriented management.
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Chronicle
Lne
Great Falls Grabs State Rifle Championship in Tight Finish
The Great Falls rifle team edged Helena by seven points to win the state team title at the grounds of the rifle club in Great Falls. Benner won 200 yard prize. Rhodes led 300 yard and other shooters earned top prizes across events. Helena visitors depart tomorrow after a successful tournament with another state open planned for Helena next month.
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Great Falls
Rifle Club
Helena
Cooney
Whiten
Rhodes
Hirsch
French
Crittenden
Perry
Travis
Brass
Walker
Benner
Jones
Evans
Hanborough
Adrian
Mareseh
Bress
Sparling
Erickson
Lease
Kessler
Ted
Hawkins
Wild storm tears through Minneapolis causing damage
Minneapolis endured a fierce rain wind and hail storm this evening. In the business district plate glass windows were smashed and the streetcar system was disrupted for hours. A heavy cupola on a steel elevator was blown off and nearby homes were endangered. Trees toppled and windows shattered across residential areas.
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Minneapolis
Great Western
Fourteen Hurt in Belt Line Car Train Collision
In Indianapolis on August 25 a Greenfield inter urban car collided with a Belt railroad train. Fourteen people were injured, three seriously, with twelve passengers on the car mostly from Greenfield. Seriously hurt included motorman Emery Scott Ada Fox and Charles Daleymple.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Greenfield
Emery Scott
Ada Fox
Charles Daleymple
Illinois Central Train Collision Near Paducah
An Illinois Central accommodation train from Fulton and a light engine collided on a curve near Paducah Kentucky. Engineer W C Eubanks of the light engine was fatally hurt with both legs cut off. Several trainmen and passengers were injured though none seriously. Both engines were demolished.
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Paducah
Illinois Central
Fulton
W. C. Eubanks
Baronet Sir Frederick Robertson Drowned in Fairylake
Sir Frederick Robertson baronet clerk of the surrogate court and son of the late Sir Mucern Robertson was crowned today in Fairylake near Huntsville where he was summering.
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Toronto
Frederick Robertson
Mucern Robertson
Fairylake
Huntsville
China Edicts En Route for Protocol Signing
A dispatch to the Times from Pekin dated yesterday reports Li Hung Chang notifying ministers of the powers that edicts essential to the signing of the protocol by Chinese plenipotentiaries are now on the way from Sianfu and expected to arrive here Wednesday.
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London
Li Hung Chang
Times
Pekin
Sianfu
New Hall of Records Nearing Completion and Woolly Sage Stories
The article notes the Hall of Records in Brooklyn rising to over 4 million dollars, described as the world's finest. It also reports the African Methodist Episcopal church in Fleet Street appointing a woman pastor for three months, Rev Mary E Taylor from Nashville. It mentions plans for a navy yard crematory, debates over a three platoon system impacting immigrant protection, and election timing for a new Brooklyn bishop. It ends with Russell Sage thrift stories and a Bowery theater note.
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Fleet Street
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Brooklyn
Mary FE. Taylor
Nashville
Tenn
F. M. Jacobs
Ecumenical Council
London
Miss Taylor
Dr. Jacobs
Littlejohn
M. Norris Gilbert
Minnesota
A. B. Kinsolving
D. D
Christchurch
Russell Sage
Cedarhurst
Mr. Sage
Snakes Draw Crowds and Police Hostility in Odd Menagerie Scene
A Central Park incident reports a visitor asking about a snake house in a menagerie, with a policeman revealing no such display at Bellevue Hospital’s alcoholic ward. The tale riffs on the lure of snakes and recalls punchline humor about drives and a steel strike conference involving John Pierpont Morgan and the Amalgamated board.
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New York
J. Pierpont Morgan
Capt. de la Mar
George Gould
Gould
Bellevue Hospital
Central Park
London Punch
John Pierpont Morgan
Empire Buildine
Morgan
Kodak
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Yonkers Statesman
Bill
Jill
Yonkers States
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Cleveland Plain Center
Farmer Medders
Goliath
Willie
Paris
San Francisco
London Chronicle
Wionel Fortescue
South Africa
Era
Electric City Riflemen
the New Hall OF Records
Methodist Church
Russell
Sage'’s
Hall of Records
Navy Yard
Fitechie
Seery
Old Bowery Theater
Kramer
M. J. Connell Company
Oweley Block
Butte, Mont
Rice, Fulton & Gold, Proprietors
University of Montana
the State University
Mech
Oscar J, Craig
the State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
Bozeman
James Reid
Bozeman, Mont
Annie Wright Seminary
Tacoma, Wash
Arthur C. Newill
Annable’s
Pine St
Phils
Jarvey
Hanson
Mr. Dawkins
Smith
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