Anaconda Standard Publishing Details and Rates
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, branch offices in Missoula and Great Falls, and advertising rates. It notes domestic and foreign mailing costs, post office classification, and general office addresses including the Washington and Chicago bureaus. The notice urges readers to send correspondence to the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda, Montana.
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Great Falls
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San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Denver
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Salt Lake
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Sandard Publishing Company
Atmaconda
Mont
Christmas Standard to feature record eight sections
The Sunday edition will reach seventy pages with seven sections. It highlights Western Montana, Missoula, Anaconda, and state topics, plus editorial society pages and color sections. The edition aims to be the biggest advertising and gift guide in Montana, with twenty-nine to thirty thousand copies. Meanwhile New York reports President Hill resigning from Northern Pacific board amid anti combine moves, with debates about motives and possible cross state implications.
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Standard
Missoula
Rom
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Hill
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Northern Pacific
Ireat Northern
Northwest
Great Northern
Minnesota
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van Sant
Helena
Roosevelt Patronage Clash Signals GOP Senate Resentment
Republican senators and representatives express dissatisfaction with President Roosevelt’s appointments and threaten to block confirmations. They see patronage as a tool for retaliation, eyeing irrigation of the arid lands as a possible target to challenge the president’s policy and veto power.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Congress Salary Hike Sparks Expectation and Veto Clash
The piece argues for raising congressional pay from 5900 to 10000 dollars citing moral concerns and private fortunes. It notes executive influence, potential Congress vs treasury clashes, and predicts strong public opposition and possible presidential veto to temper the move.
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Congress
Treasury
Negroes In Congress and the Fifteenth Amendment
A historical critique notes that for thirty two years after Reconstruction no black member sat in the House except one, highlighting disfranchisement in the South. It traces early Black legislators from 1868 and 1870 to the era's corruption and vast state debts, arguing the era showed the dangers of the Fifteenth Amendment in practice.
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Republic
Louisiana
Hiram Revels
United States
Missippi
Jefferson Davis
Confederacy
South Carolina
Lynch
Bruce
Econgress
South
New York Millionaire Plans People's Trust Toward Co op Nation
A Radford Peck of New York funds a bold experiment to create a nationwide co operative system by absorbing Lewiston Maine into a local trust. He aims to have every citizen join and work for the association and to place lands factories and industries under its control with eventual government absorption. The plan follows Bellany's looking backward ideas and seeks to convert the country to a socialist communal model. The Boston and Portland papers note broader political and economic remarks amid varied items from Nicaraguan canals to Carnegie.
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New York
Peck
Edward Bellany
Bellany
Lewiston
Belling
People’s Trust
Great American Co-Operation Association
United States
Prostrated South Advances After Fifteenth Amendment
Fragmentary passage notes the South's ruin and claims its recovery and progress align with what it calls the practical nullification of the fifteenth amendment. The wording suggests a political viewpoint tying Reconstruction-era rights to current conditions.
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Debate Over Philippine Occupation In Dewey Era
General Alger claimed the decision to send a Philippine occupation army was made before Dewey's victory and orders for volunteers were issued as early as May 4. His account challenges the view that Manila Bay's success only prompted later action and reveals how administration discourse disputed the timeline of U.S. occupation.
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Spain
Dewey
Philippines
Manila
General Alger
San Francisco
Manila Bay
Dominion politics and colorful quotes in a caustic era
The excerpt skewers South African extremes remarks about Prince Henry and a theatrical Flying Dutchman spin. It notes the president’s trust in a concise message and hints at Rostow’s majority theory. It references Croker, Tammany, Miss Laura Bullion, Queen Wilhelmina, and Bourke Cochran with implied political intrigue.
Trade concessions and gratitude in Cuban policy debated
The Indianapolis News cites Republican statesmen opposing Cuba trade concessions, criticizing the motive of ingratitude and warning against framing aid as a perpetual debt. It also contrasts General Grosvenor's defense of ship subsidies with a rough analogy about self defense and river and harbor funding.
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Indianapolis News
Cuba
New York Evening Post
General Grosvenor
Why High Tariff is Opposed in New York Times
The New York Times notes a rising sentiment against protective tariffs. Opponents argue healthy industries can defend the home market without protection and that tariffs raise domestic prices while fostering trusts and monopolies.
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New York Times
Glory That May Not Last
Commentary from the Minneapolis Times questions whether the current China settlement will endure the next decade. The piece contrasts present humane credits to future historical judgments, casting doubt on lasting impact and stability of the accord.
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Minneapolis Times
China
United States
Isputes
Discussions of presidential candidates in Democratic era
The Omaha World-Herald argues that presidential candidates should be discussed calmly and fairly. It notes Democrats focus on measures over men, prioritizing principles. It asserts nominees must align with Democratic theories to win the nomination.
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Omaha World-Herald
Supreme Court Declares Philippines Domestic Territory
The Supreme Court rules the Philippines part of domestic territory and not foreign or discretionary, ending the fourteen rings case uncertainty. The decision clarifies the islands’ status under U S law and affects their designation amidst political debate in Boston.
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Boston Globe
Supreme Court
Philippines
Mke Mahomet
Coal Trust Gains Toll Power Over Ohio River Ports
The coal trust now controls coal landings and harbors at Louisville and Jeffersonville and can impose tolls on coal traffic. It has established a tariff wall and seeks to place cities within its reach.
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Indianapolis News
Coal Trust
Ohio
Louisville
Jeffersonville
Tts
Notable Collections and Figures Span Noted Names
Theodore Schroeder of St Luke City donates the largest Mormon history library to the Wisconsin historical society. Opera designer Mme Albani's personal wardrobe ranges from five hundred to thirty five hundred dollars per dress. Senator Aldrich rose from poverty to wealth through control of Providence street railways. Brazilian minister senor de Assis-Hrasi is famed as Washingtons finest marksman, starting from a ranch apprenticeship with vaqueros. Queen Alexandra writes letters and favors her pen, sending many autos.
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Theodore Schroeder
St. Luke City
Wisconsin
Washington
Senor de Assis-Hrasi
Senor de Assis
Royal letters and wartime notes reveal family fame and home life
The article recalls Queen Victoria's private correspondence on creamy paper sent to kin and honored friends, mentions Mayor Fernando Good's Thanksgiving proclamation era, contrasts Col. Frank Rhodes with Cecil Rhodes, and profiles Bessinger Fla as a frontier family hub with 71 children among six local families, including 32 boys and 39 girls.
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Fla
Dowie Induced Stevenson to Invest in Lace Industries
In Judge Tuley’s court Dowie faced testimony from Samuel B Stevenson about how Dowie wooed his sister and through prayer and laying on of hands persuaded Stevenson to invest capital in the Zion lace business. Stevenson recalled a midnight meeting, a $50,000 check transfer, and Dowie’s influence over him as a banker figure.
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Chicago
John Alexander Dowie
Christian Catholi Church
Stevenson
Dowie
America
Dowte
Samuel W. Packard
Dowle
Schley Court of Inquiry Nears End of Labors
Washington officials indicate the Schley court of inquiry is near completion. The exact report date remains undisclosed, but officials believe it will be submitted within 24 hours and released to the public without alteration.
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Washington
Schley Court of Inquiry
Avy Department
Long
Goebel records burned in Cincinnati incident
In Cincinnati, Arthur Goebel reports the loss of papers tied to his brother William Gidebel case and the Kentucky Frankfort tragedy prosecutions. The missing documents include affidavits confessions and testimony volumes as preparations continue for upcoming Howards trials led by Arthur Goebel and his legal team.
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Lowery & Goebel
Arthur Goebel
William Gidebel
Caleb Powers
James Howard
Henry Yout
Sey
Kentucky
Frankfort
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Howards
Arthur Vicevel
Masked Bandits Rob Northern Central Office in New Freedom Heist
Six masked men broke into the Northern Central railroad office at New Freedom in York County last night and tried to blow the safe. Engineer Charles Shaffer confronted them, was overpowered, robbed of his watch and money, and the robbers escaped.
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Northern Central Rail Road
New Freedom
This County
Charles Shaffer
Northern Central
Shaffer
Powers may intervene if Boer leaders accept British autonomy
London report cites Brussels correspondent that Mr. Kruger has been told some powers are ready to intervene in South Africa if the Boer leadership agrees to autonomy under Great Britain.
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Brussels
Standard
Kruger
South Africa
Great Britain
Local Jury Finds Meldrum Guilty of Horse Stealing
Baker City Oregon December 12 Alexander Meldrum co defendant with Manny Howard noted cattle rustler convicted recently was found guilty of horse stealing The stock interests of Eastern Oregon have been affected by the verdict
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Ore
Alexander Meldrum
Manny Howard
Oregon
Down Comforts in French Sateen at Ten Dollars
Today’s offer features 3 4 size comforts machine stitched and calico covered. Each 6 by 6 foot comfort filled with high quality down and finished in figured French sateen. Regular value listed as ten dollars.
Stock rustling toll grips vast western range
The article notes years of stock rustling with thousands of cattle and horses driven off. It mentions the conviction of Howard and Meldrum and claims their downfall will break up the most noted gang of rustlers in the West.
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Howard
Meldrum
Masso supporters clash with Palma loyalists in Santiago de Cuba
In Santiago de Cuba on December 12 a large Masso rally disrupted by thousands of Palma supporters blocked speeches. Police failed to disperse the crowd until the rural guard arrived. Nationalists cheered Palma while small riots occurred but no serious violence ensued.
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Santiago de Cuba
Independent Party
Bartolome Masso
Venus Cafe
General Collazo
Masso
Viva Palma
Santiago
Tomas Estrada Palma
Massa
Directors elect officers of Colorado Midland Railway
New York December 12 directors of the Colorado Midland Railway company met and elected officers. Frank Trumbull to President George W Kramer as Vice President H. B Henson as Treasurer Harry Kronner as Secretary.
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Colorado Midland Railway Company
Nese
Frank Trumbull
George W. Kramer
Il. B. Henson
Harry Kronner
Leeds Elected President of Chicago Rock Island & Pacific
The resignation of W G Pardy as president was accepted by directors and William B Leeds was elected to lead the railroad. The change moves the leadership of the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific line.
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New York
W. G. Pardy
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad
William B. Leeds
Canadian Pacific Plans Through Line Across Maine
Canadian Pacific surveys a Maine route to connect system parts and create a through line from the Atlantic to the Pacific. Work is expected to begin in the spring.
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Canadian Pacific
Maine
Tts
Atlantic
Pacific
Presbyterian revision committee sessions advance draft work
In Washington on December 12 the Presbyterian revision committee met three times to finish the first draft of a statement of doctrine. They discussed the church, the moral law, missions and the final triumph of the kingdom of God as rapid progress is reported and completion is expected in a few days.
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Washington
Presbyterian Revision Committee
Nead
Violets Harm Voices Warns From Singers Odds
The Chicago Tribune notes violets entering season may injure singing voices. Mme Krauss reported hoarseness after exposure and Faure ranks violet among enemies of the voice. Dr Cabanes cites Marie Sasse losing her voice after inhaling violet fragrance. Christine Nilsson and Emma Calve also avoided certain flowers.
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Chicago Tribune
Mme. Krauss
Faure
Cabanes
Paris
Marie Sasse
Christine Nilsson
Emma Calve
Fog and coal use in London during early parliaments
The London Chronicle notes debates on air pollution from coal and charcoal. Edward I's reign saw bans and fines for burning coal dry wood restrictions, with kilns destroyed for noncompliance. A later coronation payment suggests the restriction waned by 1289.
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London
Commons
Edward T
Eadward
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