Anaconda Standard Ad Rates and Office Listings
Public notice of subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, mailing guidelines, and office locations. Includes Main Office in Anaconda, Montana, branch offices in Missoula and Great Falls, and Eastern offices in New York Chicago.
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Europe
Baily
The
Standard
Missoula
Great Falls
Washington
New York
Nassau Street
Chicago
Washington Street
J. Morton
Resignation Surprise in Roosevelt Cabinet Smith Steps Down
The first resigning notice in the Roosevelt cabinet comes from Postmaster General Charles Emory Smith who leaves by choice. Named by McKinley before the Spanish War, Smith had driven the Philadelphia Press against Quay and backed Hanna, with Payne rumored as a possible successor and presidential prospect.
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Roosevelt
Smith
Charles Emory Smith
Post Office Department
McKinley
Spain
Albany Journal
Thurlow Weed
Philadelphia Press
John W. Forney
M. &. Quay
Quay
Pennsylvania
Hanna
Senate
Payne
Wisconsin
Nicaragua Protocol Creates U S Protectorate Over Canal Zone
A protocol signed by Nicaraguan representatives and the U S minister at Managua is accepted by the senate as the basis of a treaty. The United States would have jurisdiction over three miles of canal on both sides, perpetual lease of the route, and police and troop-landing rights, while Nicaragua retains sovereignty over the canal route and U S guarantees Nicaragua’s independence. A similar convention is in process with Costa Rica, extending Monroe Doctrine influence in Central America.
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United States
Managua
Senate
North American
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Europe
US moves toward Caribbean protectorate era in Monroe plan
The United States pledges to shield two republics from European and domestic threats, signaling a protectorate approach and a shift toward the Caribbean becoming an American lake. The policy change aims to curb revolutionary conflicts, promising US power as ultimate arbiter in the western hemisphere.
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Tong
United States
Caribbean Sea
St. Louis Trails in Exposition Preparations Ahead of May 1 1903
A St. Louis Globe-Democrat note doubts the city can open on May 1 1903 and cites unfinished work at the world’s fair site. It compares St. Louis unfavorably with Chicago 1893 and Buffalo Pan-American opening delays, warning only a Garrison finish may meet public commitments.
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St. Louis
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Manufacturers and Liberal Arts
Chicago
Wide Difference Reflections on Dewey and Navy Rings
The piece argues Admiral Dewey earned public trust over Schley and criticizes navy rings like Ramsay Crowinshield and Walker for favoring others. It notes Dewey and Schley stand out, while Ramsay spent limited active sea time, and comments on the reshaping of assignments to favor certain officers.
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Dewey
Schley
Spain
Admiral Dewey
Ramsay
Navy
Bureau of Navigation
Crowinshield
Admiral Walker
Bureau
Naval Service
Walker
Sampson
Manila
Navy Department
Clark
Oregon
Orient
Havana
Pacific Coast
West Indies
Beveridge Triumphs in Indiana Feud Over Baker Appointment
A pro Beveridge victory reshapes Indiana politics as Fairbanks and Beveridge clash over Judge Baker's Senate role. Roosevelt’s cabinet picks and imperial policy views surface in a broad, satirical tally of national figures and events.
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M Hitchcock-Kerens
Missouri
Indiana
Fairbanks
Beveridge
Baker
Durbin
Senate
Roosevelt
White House
Gore
Seventh Judicial District
Judge Baker
McKinley
Porto Rico
Dewey vs Ramsay in Schley case echoes naval fame
In Washington naval circles, Ramsay known as the American Sir Joseph Porter, while public opinion leans toward Dewey's judgment in the Schley trial.
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Washington
Ramsay
Joseph Porter
Schley
Dewey
Ramsays
Humor of Advertising in Historic Newspaper Columns
A survey of humorous ad copy across centuries shows witty and odd notices from The Mercurie 1681 to the London Gazette and Tatler. Examples include sly quips about stolen goods, wedding invitations, and playful requests, revealing social norms, satire, and the evolving tone of public notices.
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New York Times
England
Mercurie
Sol Protector
London Gazette
Ezra Griswold
Connecticut Courant
Fecund Fallacies About Flour and Bread Digestibility
The article reports Department of Agriculture digestion tests showing patent roller flour provides the most assimilable protein, while graham and whole wheat offer less due to bran and germ resistance. It notes fine grinding improves digestibility and that blending hard and soft wheats balances gluten properties for bread making.
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Department of Agriculture
Graham
California Grapes and Vineyards DriveU.S. Wine Growth
A wine dealer cites investments of at least 10 million dollars in U S vineyards and wine cellars with 400000 acres planted, California holding roughly 250000 acres including 30000 to 40000 raisin acres. He notes raisin grapes Muscat Alexandria Muscat del Garda Blanco and broad varietal use, while New York Ohio and Missouri lead American champagne production.
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New York Times
United States
California
Alexandria
Napa
Sonoma
Santa Clara
Alameda
San Francisco
Sacramento Valley
Europe
Bordeaux
France
Martaros
Island of
Palos
Rhine
Alsace-Lorraine
Moselle
New York State
New York
Ohio
Missouri
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Mr. Wrngait
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Fidder
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Our Toy Department
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Butte
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Tenderfoot
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Montana Liquor CO
BIG Blackfoot Milling Company
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Butte, Anaconda
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