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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1900
Page
6
The Anaconda Standard published rates show daily and Sunday delivery with annual, semiannual, quarterly, monthly options. Prices include 10.00 yearly for daily and Sunday, 6.00 half year, 3.00 three months, and 2.00 for a monthly plan.
The Standard lists branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls with ad rates on request. Washington Bureau 1415 Gst NW. News stands in Chicago San Francisco Denver and Salt Lake. All business correspondence to Andar Publishing Company Anaconda Mont.
The Anaconda Standard reports a larger bona fide paid circulation than all other Montana daily newspapers combined for six months ending June 30, 1900, with a daily and Sunday average of 11,722.
Butte leaders and citizens urge friendly settlement of recent tensions surrounding the Montana School of Mines. Trustees Forbis and Long are praised for their devotion and integrity. The piece warns against technicisms or personal agendas that could harm the school’s future in Butte and calls for unity among state authorities and local supporters.
A new investigation into Cadet Boaz’s death at West Point is cited as possibly linked to hazing. The editorial notes continuing hazing despite cadet loyalty, with witnesses describing humiliating acts and a defended claim of cowardice, including an incident where Boaz faced a forced change of guard pace.
The article describes a bullying incident where Cadet Kellar was chosen to challenge Booz, allegedly to “weigh in” at 150 pounds while Booz weighed 152 with longer reach. Guards monitored officers’ approach as Booz faced tormentors, highlighting rule violations and a perceived mistreatment that harmed the academy’s standing.
London reports Annie Laurie's grave in Glencairn not a myth but real born at Maxwelton House in 1682. She married Alexander Ferguson after Douglas of Finland failed to win her and her memory endures through the Christmas song admired in many lands.
A new political party named the Good Citizenship union was formed by representatives from seven churches in Butte. Clergymen pledged reform and moral governance through political action, while skeptics warned churches should stay out of politics.
The piece warns that a new Good Citizenship movement may win votes but will encounter traps set by unscrupulous politicians. It cautions leaders to avoid mimicry, endure betrayals, and prepare for bitter disappointments as genuine reform tests their resolve.
Crowds cheer vocal support for S Claus as he comes to the plate in a festive scene at the game.
The report notes Edward Cudahy’s pursuit of admission to West Point after a week of activities that position him for potential acceptance and military education.
The piece notes the Omaha group undertook a dangerous kidnapping plot and treats their actions as a serious misadventure rather than lighthearted mischief, highlighting the perils they encountered during the plot.
A cautionary note highlights the illuminated Christmas tree as a striking display but warns it can ignite quickly if misused. Fire officials urge careful placement and supervision to prevent blazes during holiday celebrations.
Reported in the source, if the kidnapers conclude to steal Charley they will strike the Hon. W. A. Clark for several times $25,000 in ransom demands.
The Hon. F. EF Corbett and the Hon. John Magnuis are dedicating spare time to Cushing's Manual Reed's Rules and related legal publications. They study the volumes for guidance and familiarity with procedures.
Citizens await updates as officials address a possible kidnapping threat involving Russell BR. The public is urged to remain vigilant while authorities investigate and reassure local safety.
A light read on weather contrasts as Montana enjoys mild Christmas warmth while England faces cooler blue skies. The piece contrasts regional conditions with a hint of seasonal wit.
From an artist's viewpoint the duo Mesrs Neeley and Rathbone are compelled to recognize that Omaha job as a masterpiece.
This is the day when all the churches can boast of a full Sunday school, highlighting a surge of participation and community engagement across parishes.
The passage reassures that Queen Victoria does not lie awake in dread about the potential abduction of the Prince of Wales, presenting a calm royal stance amid speculation.
Warnings arise that Lord Kitchener could forward General De Wet certified copies of Boer defeats and England’s annexation of the Transvaal, as efforts to shape the narrative of the war intensify.
Inferred from testimony that Booz did not win the prize for being the most popular man in his class.
Residents of Pekin Will intend to give allied soldiers a Christmas present to save them the trouble of footing it themselves. The note suggests generous domestic support for troops during the holiday season.
Citizens of Rockport Indiana consider starting the new year with a pledge to abolish lynching as a community practice and to promote lawful justice and safety for all residents.
A remark questions whether Kwang Hsu should attend West Point if he is indeed a Christian convert. The statement implies potential conflict with military academy expectations.
As appointed by Lieutenant Governor Spriggs, Hon. W. A. Clark will serve about two months less than Senator Towne whose term is about two months longer.
A winter favorite, the song Where is My Wandering Boy To night may become the most persistent tune among the affluent, drawing attention in elite social circles with its enduring appeal and broad popularity.
Edward Cudahy Jr expresses relief that Place Ake home is not present and that the blow did not kill his father, confirming the fatality is not case.
A rare moment shows Mr. Bryan and Mr. Barker in alignment as their papers echo a shared stance, highlighting unusual accord between two prominent editors. The collaboration hints at a temporary coalition in a divided press landscape.
Governor elect Htunn of Delaware will not swear on an old Latin Bible but will affirm his oath of office. Arab Pasha, held prisoner in Ceylon by British authorities for 18 years, is said to be soon pardoned and allowed to leave the island home. Captain Holmes, 74, arrives in San Francisco after a record voyage around Cape Horn. Ex Secretary Whitney and others back a project to restock the Adirondacks with wild animals. An Association for Restoring Moose to the Adirondacks has been formed.
West Point coverage notes cadet testimonies on hazing rituals, including hot-foot and icy Nellie, with conflicting views on brutality. Witnesses describe endurance tests such as eating soap and vinegar, carrying hot pokers, and bizarre ironies while portraying upperclassmen as courteous. The court martial adjourned to Wednesday.
The Kansas City Star notes opposition to the army canteen from those lacking military insight, while seasoned officers support it. It criticizes temperance reformers for preferring illegal intoxication risks over regulated drink under military code. The piece argues soldiers will seek excess outside camps unless moderating controls are applied.
The Philadelphia Ledger comments that ex Senator Edmunds favors a constitutional ban on polygamy not for U S morals but to respect other realms under American dominion. The argument targets the sultan of Sulu as a key example of subjects affected by such a restriction.
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