The Anaconda Standard Publisher Notice and Offices
The Anaconda Standard lists publication details and rates, with circulation notes, price tiers, and postage. It notes regional offices in Butte, Missoula, Great Falls and Washington Bureau, plus several Eastern and West Coast newsstand locations.
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The
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Washington
Nassau Street
ST Washington Street
W. J. Morton
Schley and the Santiago Battle Controversy Review
A critique argues the court martial verdict on Admiral Schley lacks public support while Dewey praises his actions at Santiago. It contrasts naval opinions with bureaucratic pressure and notes England's hard times and potential push toward peace amid war weariness and financial strains.
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Admiral Dewey
Schley
Santiago
Genius and Disease Connection in Genius Claim
A Paris psychologist links brain deformity or disease to genius, citing Berthelot’s childhood fever and a frontal skull injury, Milton's blindness, De Quincey and Coleridge's opium effects, Byron’s club foot, Scott's sick-bed work, Mozart and Wagner’s deformities, and Swift’s illness, suggesting a mode to produce genius by brain alteration.
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Paris
M. Berthelot
Milton
Thomas de Quincy
Samuel Taylor Coleridge
de Quincy
Byron
Walter Scott
Mozart
Wagner
Hertyl
Berlin
University of Leipsic
Richard Wagner
Dean Swift
Weever
Remark on promising literary discovery
A brief praise comparing a discovery to the depth of Victor Hugo and the breadth of George Eliot, noting it as a wonderful find that contains the germ of brilliant promise. The tone suggests literary admiration and high regard for potential greatness.
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Victor Hugo
Mozart
George Eliot
Revival of Washington whiskey inspector draws salary in Seattle
The Washington supreme court revived the county whiskey inspector office and a Seattle politician was named, earning $75 a month since his earlier appointment. The piece recalls old laws allowing inspectors to enter liquor premises and sample products, and notes opposition from saloonkeepers.
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Supreme Court of the
State of Washington
Seattle
Montana
Puge Sound
Mae Ato
Supreme Court
Butte
Two Homeless Senators Move to Form a Third Party
The piece portrays McLaurin and Wellington as political outcasts in Congress. It argues they have no solid backing in their parties and may form a new party, noting Wellington's opposition to the administration and McLaurin's South Carolina dispute has earned little public sympathy.
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Schley
Santiago
Maday
Dom
Congress
Society of
McLaurin
Democratic
Wellington
Republican Council
Ryan
McKinley
Maryland
South Carolina
Two Senators in Political ClashWarn of 1908 Sunset
The piece paints Tillman and McLaurin as stubborn independent-minded figures. It accuses McLaurin of siding with the Republican majority and courting patronage while keeping a Democratic label. The article suggests his political influence will fade by 1908 as the Senate loses two so‑called homeless statesmen.
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Tillman
McLaurin
Senate
Mason and Dixon Line
Ambitious to Be a Bank Wrecker
A report describes the Earl of Rosslyn planning a gambling scheme to win big in Monte Carlo after failed British attempts. He claims a perfected mathematical system, seeks 5 000 pounds but faces capital reluctance, aiming to build from small beginnings toward fortune amid gambling mania.
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Earl of Rosslyn
London
Monte Carlo
Earl of Passion
Great Britain
Earl of Roselyn
Paint System of the Forth Bridge Described by Experts
A Scientific American report explains the Forth bridge painting method. A 35 man crew works year round, applying coats every three years along two main spans and shore spans, using ladders, steam hoists, permanent elevators, and cableway like platforms, with no decay observed to date.
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Scientific American
New York
Brooklyn Bridge
Forth Bridge
Scotland
Neer
Paper Needed From An Acre Of Ground For A Sunday Paper
A Maine lumberman notes that it takes as much wood as grows on an acre to supply the raw material for a Sunday edition. He observes bark is used first and much is wasted in pulping. Birch wood in Maine becomes spools and reels for thread winding after bark removal.
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New York
Maine
Earthquakes Felt Across Sicily and Southern Calabria
Earthquakes were felt last night in the province of Catania Sicily and in the southern Italian provinces of Calabria and Lecce. No injuries reported but residents described strong tremors and rattling structures across the region. Local authorities advised caution as monitoring continues.
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Rome
Catania
Sicily
Calabria
Lecce
Story of the Grim Fight on Schley
The Schley board of inquiry ends a bitter naval dispute over the Santiago campaign. The panel examined command actions, alleged slights by Sampson, secrecy, and questions about Schley’s conduct and the flying squadron's movements. The inquiry began Sept 1898 with Admiral Dewey as president and concluded after final arguments on Nov 7.
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Schley
Sampson
New York
Sedley
Skirley
Navy Clique
Santiago
Brooklyn
Texas
Long
Soneate
Edgar 8. Maclay
Navy Department
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Navy
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Maclay
Seotary Long
Felix Agnus
Sdttor
Baltimore American
McKinley
Secretary of the Navy
Admiral Dewey
Admiral Schley
Cienfuegos
Key West
Colon
Santiaco Harbor
Santiago Harbor
Calt Harbor
United States
Alban C. Hodeson
Commodore Schley
Nodgesen
Rio Tinto Copper Talks Stall as Market Holds Steady
London reports say Rio Tinto directors meet daily amid copper crisis with any settlement pending Amalgamated Copper action. Prices swing with a 3/8 decline then recovery while London houses stockpile near 50 pounds. In New York Wainwright Bros brokers announce assignment blamed on copper stock declines.
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London
Rio Tintos Company
Associated Press
Amalgamated Copper Company
Pall Mall Gazette
Rockefeller
Rothschilds
Rio Mates Company
Standard Oil Company
Rio Tintos
New York
Spalding Elected National League President on Sixth Ballot
New York reports A G Spalding was elected president of the National Baseball League at 1 o clock Saturday morning on the sixth ballot. Early ballots showed support for Spalding from Brooklyn Pittsburg Philadelphia and Chicago and Young from New York Cincinnati St Louis and Boston. The Brush Freedman faction then walked out and Brooklyn Pittsburg Chicago and Philadelphia supported Spalding. Chairman J L Rogers ruled Spalding elected unanimously based on Reed’s parliamentary decision counting absent members as not voting.
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New York
A. G Spalding
National Baseball League
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Chicago
Spalding
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Boston
Young
Brush-Freedman
J. L. Rogers
Reed
Congress
Gans Stops Dobbs in Fourteenth Round Fight
In Baltimore on December 13 Joe Gans defeated Bob Dobbs when the seconds threw up the sponge in the fifteenth round under the Eureka Athletic Club.
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Baltimore
Bobby Dobbs
Dobbs
Joe Gans
Eureka Athletic Club
Jury Deadlock Repeats in Kalispell Counterfeiting Case
Special Dispatch reports in Helena that James Young’s federal trial on counterfeiting ended in a hung jury for a second time. The court reduced bail from 1000 to 500, and doubt remains over whether he will be tried again. The case involves a counterfeit $100 bill and possession of tools for forging coins.
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Helena
James Young
Young
Knowles
Kalispell
D P Thompson Dies in Portland Capitalist and Ex Minister
D P Thompson a prominent capitalist and former United States minister to Turkey died early this morning in Portland Oregon He was born in Ohio in 1834 and had long been active in Oregon affairs.
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Portland
Ore
P. Thompson
United States
Turkey
Mr. Thompson
Ohio
Oregon
Navigator of the Northwest and Idaho Governor Thompson
The text chronicles a figure who walked across the continent in 1853 and rose to high posts including governor of Idaho Territory in 1876 and U S minister to Turkey under Harrison. It notes that in the 1880s he led 17 national banks in the Northwest.
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Idaho Territory
Grant
Harrison
United States
Turkey
Mr. Thompson
Northwest
Spain Plans Internal Treasury Bond Issue
Madrid reports the treasury will issue bonds totaling 125,000 pesetas. The six month bonds bear 4 percent interest and will be sold domestically.
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Spain
Madrid
Treasury
Gold Jubilee Exhibition and Ballarat Memorial Meeting
The text notes Bendigo will host a mining exhibition to mark Australia’s Gold Jubilee. Ballarat survivors hold a social gathering and memorialize pioneers and those who fell at the 1854 Ballarat conflict. Peter Lalor, once Ballarat representative and leader, is highlighted with a Nelson Maclean statue in Ballarat.
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London News
Australia
Bendigo
Ballarat
Sir Robert Nickle
Diggers
Peter Lalor
London
Nelson Maclean
Golden City
Hanged According to Law
Memphis residents Frank Cannon and Will Kelly, both Black men, were hanged in Helena Arkansas today for the July murder of Isaac Lane and his wife.
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Memphis
Tenn
Frank Cannon
Will Kelly
Helena
Ark
Isaac Lane
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