Anaconda Standard Advertising and publication offices
The Anaconda Standard lists publication details including daily and Sunday rates, branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls, international and eastern U S bureaus, and several newsstands. It notes address to Standard Publishing Company Anaconda Montana and various contact points for advertising and business matters.
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The
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Chicago
Postoffice
Auditorium Annex
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Denver
Glenarm Street
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake
Second South Street
Anaconda Standard Claims Superior Circulation in Montana
The Anaconda Standard touts a higher bona fide paid circulation than rival papers in Montana. For six months ending June 30, 1991 the Daily average is 11,872 and the Sunday figure is listed but incomplete in the available text.
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Anaconda Standard
Montana
America Cup Trials Open as Columbia Faces Constitution
The upcoming races begin today with the Columbia and the Constitution set to duel in best three of five heats to decide who defends the cup against Shamrock II. The events start at 11:30 a.m. off Brenton's Reef light, with potential rounds through September 21 at Gandy Hook.
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Thomas Lipton
Shamrock
Columbia
Brenton’s Reef
Gandy Hook
Foreign views on China's future in postwar settlement
Dr. Graves of Shanghai objects to a quick indemnity settlement, warning it would devastate China. He says peace is unlikely while reaction, corruption, and foreign powers dominate, and that reforms must come from considering Chinese interests. He notes the court remains unreformed and predicts another severe crisis ahead.
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Graves
Protestant Episcopal Church
Shanghai
China
Count von Waldersee
Pekin
Party of Reaction
China internal reform as pivot of policy
The author argues that internal reform in China is the central issue affecting US political and commercial interests. He warns that stability and the well being of the Chinese people are essential to protect education and enlightenment goals and long term influence.
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China
Shade
Noah
Washington Star
Schwab's Rise Questioned By Maclay In Scathing Critique
Maclay Sr. attacks Schwab's high pay and ascent, arguing his wealth stems from vaudeville skills and social charm rather than merit. He cites Schwab singing Scottish songs to Carnegie and mocks the idea that industry alone built his status, urging a school of vaudeville to train youths for riches and power.
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Schwab
George Washington
Maclay
Maclay Sr
Annie Laurie
Bonnie Doon
Robin Adair
Highlands
Carnegie
Republic of Ours
Harry Lehr
New York
Royal Road
European tariff walls amid surging American goods fear
A columnist argues that European states worry over an influx of cheap American goods threatening home markets. Prof. Edward Suess notes a shift in world power balance as American trusts target European markets, raising questions about Europe’s response and potential tariff barriers.
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United States
Europe
Edward Suess
Correction to testimony on eight hour law in Butte
Frank Klepetko disputes the Standard’s republication of his Supreme Court testimony. He explains that eight hours did not raise ore smelting costs, noting workers could maintain productivity in eight hours similar to twelve, and clarifies his remarks given to Montana Ore Purchasing Company counsel.
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Supreme Court
Klepetko
Slam
Butte
Montana Ore Purchasing Company
Frank Klepetko
Paving Plan for Bast Park Street in Butte Endorsed
Mayor Davey urges aldermen and Bast Park Street residents to back paving from Arizona to near the city limits with asphalt at about 3 per yard, guaranteed for ten years. Patton Street railroad firm will cover about two fifths of costs by widening to 20 feet, promoting rental value increases and urban modernization.
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Davey
Butte
Bast Park Street
Wharton
Street Railroad Company
Mast Park Street
South Main Street
Foreign visit sparks childlike joy in France
A Springfield Republican item notes French delight over an upcoming visit, hinting at possible motives tied to future loans from Paris bankers. A Tacoma Ledger fragment criticizes public funding for a president and his wife’s San Francisco lodging, while a Philadelphia Inquirer piece discusses Astor’s offended imperial majesty and Britain’s hope for apology reception in Austria.
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Springfield Republican
Coar
Tacoma Ledger
Heary T. Scott
San Francisco
Scot
Philadelphia
Great Britain
Austria
William Waldorf Astor
England
Mr. Astor
Revival of Plan to Rename Commonplace Designations
The New York Herald reports a renewed effort to alter standard place and institution names. Proponents argue updated terms reflect modern sensibilities while opponents fear confusion and historical erasure across cities and districts.
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The
New York Herald
Scandal In Immigration Service T
A U S investigation targets corrupt immigration officials amid claims 11000 recent arrivals were improperly admitted. An arrest of steward Ernesto Sapelli for offering bribes is cited along with transfers at the New York barge office and Ellis Island scrutiny. Authorities seek higher accountability as exposure widens.
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New York Herald
United States
Washington
Federal Building
Ellis Island
Boldy
Havana
Neeley
New York
Coscogne
Tion
Bohemia
Poland
Ernesto Sapelli
Gascogne
Blake
McAviney
William EK
Junker
Sapelli
Ludlow Street
Wank
McAtee
Biglin
Bruno
Lane
Moler
Flannery
Fitchle
McSweeney
Plank
Inspector Saxton
Saxtons
Canton
Ohio
President McKinley
Inspector Wank
Street Signs and City Change Across Gotham
The writer notes major civic changes and the demolition of old landmarks in New York, lamenting loss of identity while urging clear street signs. A remark from the Omaha Bee about a grand jury’s actions in Douglas County is cited, then a call to respect the sacred character of grand jurors and to avoid profane criticism.
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Omaha Bee
Douglas County
Sarpy County
Fort Scott Book Agent Slapped After Verbal Incident
At Fort Scott a book agent hurled impudent language at the wife of Frank Schumaker. Schumaker later confronted the agent at his hotel and slapped him after the agent apologized and begged mercy.
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Kansas City Journal
Fort Scott
Frank Schumaker
Schumaker
Lehumaker
Japan to Conduct Foreign Telegrams in English
The Utica Observer notes that Japan will use English for all future foreign communications. The move reflects English as the leading global language in commerce and science. Japan has prepared by sending students abroad and already using English for official telegrams to foreign agents.
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Utica
England
United States
Japan
Tokio
Notable Biographies and Legacy Gifts Highlight Early 1900s
John M. Eagan of Georgia Central Railway started as an apprentice at Illinois Central in Amboy. Howard J. Regera named chief of education at the St. Louis exposition. Rogers noted educator once New York public instruction head. Mrs Ann M. Paige of Cambridge left Tufts 2000 for a scholarship and Hardwick a share of her estate to add to the Paige library fund.
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John M. Eagan
Georgia Central Railway & Ocean Steamship Company
Ilinois Central
Amboy
Det
Howard J. Regera
Department of Education
Rogers
Lale
New York
Ann M. Paige
Cambridge
Mass
Lucius R. Paige
Tufts College
Hardwick
Paige
Foreign Notes of Interest on Resources and Inventions
Inexhaustible graphite supplies in Siberia are described as superior for pencils. Notre Dame Paris will switch from candles to electric lighting at a cost of $00,000. Australian yarrow wood resists insects and remains virtually untouched. A German firm has produced 40 000 bronze medals and 50 000 steel medals for an order.
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Siberia
Notre Dame
Paris
Notting ham arbitration on safety lamps in mines
South Derbyshire miners demand higher pay after safety lamps replace candles in some mines. An award grants a penny extra per ton, but it is unclear if reduced capacity stems from light deficiency or eyesight concerns.
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South Derbyshire
England
Nottingham
T.e
J Pierpont Morgan Made a Name Known Worldwide
A humorous sample ends with a note that his name is J Pierpont Morgan, a figure described as growing from sturdy childhood traits to worldwide recognition. The excerpts contrast wit and observation from multiple papers, concluding with the Morgan dedication reference.
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J. Pierpont Morgan
Chicago Tribune
Silk Clothing From Silvas Aboard The Amazon
A speculative piece describes Silk worm silk clothing worn directly on the body by people called the Silvas near the Amazon. Eggs are carried in belts, warm bodies hatch them, worms roam the skin feeding on leaves, then spin cocoons after the outer shell is removed. The method aims to provide economical garments with no middlemen profits.
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Amazon
Silvas
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Standard Publishing Company, Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda
Odie
Gat
N. W
Eastern
der Staensak
Nassau Street
Washington Street
W. J. Morton
Baseball
ROM
Dillon
Garden City
Anacconda
Russia
Liberia
Asia
Republic
Suess
Mr. Klepetko
East Park Street
Cvar
Frenerous
Mr. Scott
W.W. W. Astor
Immigration Service
Immigration Department
Saxton
Tse
Sweden
Denmark
Belgium
Boston
Emerson
Chicago Journal
Birch
Philadelphia Press
Oxford
M. J. Connell Company
Eastern Business Colleges
Rice, Fulton & Gold, Proprietors
University of Montana
the State University
Mech
Eng
Oscar J, Craig
Montana Wesleyan University
Kev. J. Walter Morris
London
Bill
Annie Wright Seminary
Tacoma
Wash
James A. Bennett
Granite Street
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