Anaconda Standard publishing details and addresses
Public notice style data listing the Anaconda Standard Publishing Company details. It includes publishers, office locations in Butte Missoula and Great Falls, contact numbers, Washington Bureau address, and newsstand locations in Chicago San Francisco Salt Lake City and more. It also notes subscription rates and mailing terms.
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He Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Chicago
Postoffice
Auditorium Annex
Francisco
Palace Hotel
Glenarm Street
SM Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake
Second South Street
Salt Lake News Co
Standard Publishing Com
Anaconda
Mont
Anaconda Standard Claims Lead in Montana Circulation
The Anaconda Standard reports its six months ending June 30 1900 paid daily and Sunday circulation at 11 722, claiming a larger bona fide circulation than all other Montana daily newspapers combined.
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Anaconda Standard
Montana
Carrie Nation in Jail Targets Prohibition Foes
A Wichita jail scene centers on Carrie Nation as she plans continued protests against saloons. Supporters hail her as a martyr akin to Joan of Arc, while many view her as a dangerous crank capable of sparking violent clashes in Dreeding Kansas.
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Carrie Nation
Wichita
Joan of Arc
Kansas
Mystery deepens in Cudahy kidnapping case with new woman link
The Cudahy kidnapping saga grows stranger as a Cincinnati letter hints at a vengeful woman and threats of action against the kidnapers. A second letter, in the same handwriting, reaches elder Cudahy while the hired girl gets eerie phone calls and Mr. Crowe traces spread across North America and beyond.
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Cudahy
Cincinnati
Hell
United States
Canada
Europe
Asia
Africa
Anglo American tensions over policy and neutrality in Venezuela
The piece argues Anglo English sensitivity to American actions and defends U S policy in the Venezuela boundary matter as an assertion of the Monroe Doctrine rather than hostility to Britain. It notes Grahame’s critique and contemplates U S war involvement history and the May-Pauncefote treaty, all within a reflective tone.
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Cunningham Grahame
America
Grahame
United States
Venezuela
England
Senate
Sim
United States Support for Arbitration and Canal Defense
The piece argues against giving England sweeping claim to Venezuelan lands and supports arbitration. It states American feeling on the Boer War should be based on merits, not reciprocal sympathy. It defends the Senate’s canal treaty amendments as protecting U S defense and asserting control over the canal, not targeting England.
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Grahame
England
Muest
Senate
United States
Pacific
Boer War Repercussions Darken New Year Mood
A blunt critique condemns England for its campaign against the Boers, describing it as wicked and brutal. The piece laments holiday spoilage and foresees England's costly path to potential victory, citing prayers of Paul and righteous Boers as seeming to influence events.
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Ngland
Oom Paul
England
Colonel Mills Defends West Point Hazing Tolerance
The piece questions Colonel Mills superintendent of the West Point academy and his testimony seeking to screen hazing from critique. It argues hazing cannot be controlled without abolishing the academy and condemns class snobbery driving humiliating acts.
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Colonel Mills
West Point Accademy
Mills
Hazing at the academy calls for firm action
The piece condemns hazing by upperclassmen on younger students and asks for decisive measures from authorities. It advocates summary dismissal for hazing acts and argues that leadership changes may be required if the superintendent tolerates bracing as acceptable hazing.
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Colonel Mills
The Prophet R Cleveland and a Long Presidential Term
The piece argues that Daniel Cleveland cannot lead the Democrats in 1904, detailing his prior nomination and presidency. It criticizes his monetary policies during his term, accuses him of hurting the party, and mocks the idea of a longer presidency even for famous leaders, contrasting with figures like Washington and Lincoln.
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R. Cleveland
Democratic Party
New York
Cleveland
Republican Party
United States
Washington
Jefferson
Jackson
Lincoln
Ringing in the New Year Resolutions Follow Through
Advice on turning New Year resolutions into lasting changes, noting the challenge of maintaining discipline and consistency over time.
Mr Crowe Demonstrates Latest Novelties in Omni Presence
Omaha exhibitor Mr Crowe displays a wide range of new devices and products, showcasing ongoing innovation. The feature highlights his omnipresent exhibition approach, drawing interest from attendees.
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Mr. Crowe
Omaha
Montana Inaugural Ball Invite Amid Helena Announcement
Citizens of Montana are invited to attend the inaugural ball in Helena. Tickets of admission may be secured for five dollars apiece.
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Montana
Helena
Century Bows to Death as Cold Mercury Drops
A stark line captures a harsh mood with the thermometer at twelve below and Death imagined as a lingering, chilling reality. The piece frames a bleak century’s end and a sense of existential cold.
Carrie Nation's Influence Questioned in Nation’s Family
It may reasonably be doubted whether Mrs Carrie Nation the Kansas saloon smasher is contributing materially to the gaiety of her own family of Nations.
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Carrie Nation
Kansas
Lord Kitchener Again Regrets To Report
A formal notice states Lord Kitchener regrets to report again that he is compelled to address a painful matter and inform the public of the ongoing difficulties and required actions.
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Lord Kitchener
Last Days of Pompeii Compared to 19th Century Warmth
A brief note suggests the final years of the 1800s were not as mild as the fabled last days of Pompeii. The sentence contrasts historical catastrophe with contemporary climate impressions, implying cooler conditions or different risks.
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Pompeii
Carrie Nation May Learn Bomb Throwing Skills
The fragment notes Mrs. Carrie Nation could become more expert at it by taking a few lessons in bomb throwing, suggesting a sensational claim about her methods.
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Carrie Nation
Cleveland Speech Leaves Public Awaiting Further Reply
Still waiting for a fuller response after Grover Cleveland issued his remarks days ago. The public and press seek clarification on the stance and potential actions following the speech.
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Grover Cleveland
Invasion of England Feared Raid on London Explored
Alfred Stead outlines a French plan to raid London using 50 000 troops with 250 guns if the Channel is crossed. He cites Moltke and Napoleon on invasion risks, notes available French and British shipping, and argues for better fortifications to defend the capital.
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Mercier
England
London
France
Germany
South Africa
von Moltke
A. W. Kinglake
Revue Des Deux Mondes
Channel
Napoleon
Boulogne
Lord Wolseley
French
Calais
Havre
Rouen
Trouville
Cherbourg
Brest
Houses of Commons
Lord Lansdowne
House of Commons
Africa
Capris
Dover
Londor
Woolwich
Thames
Londo
Britain
Alfred Stead
Court Clerk’s Name Spelling Sparks Humorous Debate
In a spirited exchange at the court, Judge Corbett struggles to spell the name Dennis as the Hon. John MacGinnis watches. Amid loud applause and high spirits, the moment highlights a quirky linguistic hiccup during proceedings.
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John MacGinnis
Frank FE. Corbett
Dennis
Tomorrow's Good Resolutions Planned From Today
The note urges preparing plans and specifications for tomorrow's resolutions today, indicating early groundwork and organization.
Happy New Century Greeting Rises as Old Tradition Fades
A modern milestone greeting captures a shift in social custom as communities mark a new century. Officials and residents reflect on past decades and future prospects amid a wave of commemorative events and programs.
Helena Club Smoker Promises Original Performance
Advance notices for a Helena Montana club smoker tonight suggest the show will be wholly original, not a plagiarism of a Methodist watch night service.
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Helena
Montana
Kidnappers Pause as Bank Accounts Recover
A fragment notes that kidnappers delay actions to allow millionaire accounts to rebound after Christmas spending, implying economic strain influences criminal activity timing.
McKinley Cabinet Prospects Highlight Wayne Mac Veagh
The Philadelphia Times argues Wayne Mac Veagh would strengthen the McKinley administration with constitutional law knowledge and firm principles. It doubts such a move is likely unless the president plans major policy shifts.
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The
Philadelphia Times
McKinley
Wayne MacVeagh
Ship subsidies and English-Philly consolidation draw ire
In Utica observers the merging of a major English shipbuilder with the Cramps of Philadelphia sparks criticism of Hanna's subsidy plan. The Hamburg-American line is poised to gain a share of the bounty, prompting resentment over tax money funding already wealthy corporations.
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Utica Observer
England
Philadelphia
Hanna
Fin de siecle Farewell Performance Highlight
A note on a final evening show celebrating late 19th century style. The piece marks a refined farewell to fin de siecle aesthetics with a showcase of period music and formal presentation.
Meyers Kiss Report Trails Behind Disappearance Mystery
State Senator Meyers is noted for a kissing incident that competes for attention with the puzzling disappearance of Mr. P Crowe. Officials and locals discuss the unusual public interest, while no clear resolution emerges in the current coverage.
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Meyer
P. Crowe
Nation and Heinze in octopi busting staff joke
The line imagines Mrs Nation joining Mr Heinze on his staff of octopi busters after she has smashed all the saloons in Kansas.
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Kansas
Kipling Misses Sing Sing's Recessional Note
The remark suggests Rudyard Kipling overlooked a bet by not singing the old century out with a recessional, reflecting a playful historical nod to literature and ceremony.
Corner Stone Exercise at Montana Building Lacks Clark
The Buffalo fair grounds Montana building corner stone exercises funded by $30 000 will proceed without Hon W A Clark due to his pressing business elsewhere.
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Montana
Buffalo Fair
W. A. Clark
Century Dies Hard to Cure: Doctors Cite Acute Old Age
Consulting physicians concur that the century is fading from severe old age rather than a sudden illness. They warn against drastic remedies and urge gradual care, noting the natural decline over time. The consensus frames aging as a long process requiring steady, compassionate attention.
Montanans Allowed Midnight Oil Burning Tonight
By permission of Judge Fang Heinze Montanans may burn the midnight oil without facing charges of kerosene impropriety. The notice signals a temporary relaxation of enforcement affecting residents statewide.
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Fang. Heinze
Wealthy Englishmen and political trust questioned
The Boston Herald notes in England larger fortunes influence politics more than in the U S. It observes a trend toward greater wealth by powerful individuals and a decline in public belief that large possessions guarantee honesty in official roles, despite few recorded scandals.
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Boston Herald
England
After election, call for candor on Philippines crisis
The Springfield Republican urges open discussion of Americas Philippines situation. It laments partisan manipulation and calls for sunlight on the facts to reveal truth after the election.
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Springfield
Mass
Philippines
Right to Understand All Involved in U S Enterprise
A passage emphasizes that those whose business is involved with the United States deserve full understanding of matters connected to national ventures. The statement frames transparency as a fundamental right.
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United States
Southern railroads seen as gilt edged investments
The Courier-Journal notes growing confidence in the South after the election with heavy securities purchases by investors, especially in southern railroads. Wall Street comments on substantial southern capital seeking investment, predominantly in stocks and bonds of southern railroads, now regarded as gilt edged.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Southern
Wall Street
Trusts Aim to Pull Subsidy From Taxpayers
The editorial denounces shipping trusts seeking government aid, calling the plan the boldest subsidy grab yet. It notes a three year effort, historically defeated, now with renewed hope and potential pressure to override other appropriations.
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New Orleans Picayune
Ship Trust
Locomotive Makers Win Indian Contracts Amid British Pushback
The Plain Dealer notes Cleveland locomotive producers secure contracts in India as Britain resists, illustrating the clash between brisk progress and cautious policy, with speed and price driving sales.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
India
Christmas Mistletoe Reunion Tale
A brief verse notes a Christmas mistletoe reunion of a man and maid once separated by a small distance. The lighthearted poem by James Barrett Kirk in Life frames the moment as simple and charming.
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James Barrett Kirk
Oyster quips about staying out of a broil in Hawaii
The oyster jokes it cannot be cooked as long as it is in Hiquor. A Philadelphia Press note quotes the Atlanta Constitution and Hillville Banner about friends wrecked by a railroad train while traveling for the holidays and scarce provisions.
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Hiquor
Philadelphia Press
The
Atlanta Constitution
Hillvile Banner
Providential Interference Cited In Retrospective Remark
A brief remark notes that for some time past the speaker regarded certain events as providential interference, framing them as lasting and meaningful in hindsight.
Santa Claus Now Rules the Earth in Milburn Poem
Poem by Nellie Frances Milburn reflects on Christmas spending and enduring traditions. It critiques consumerism as families purchase toys, candy, and gifts while seeking festive joy. The piece contrasts cynicism with hopeful cheer for children.
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Santa Claus
Nellie Frances Milburn
Sweet Baby and Pets Story From New York Herald
A New York Herald item tells of a baby in a flat with a toy dog and a cat. The child took the toys to a small bed last night. the doggie is now tailless and the pussy lacks a head.
Santy Moves From Pole to Department Store
A Washington Star item notes Old Santy no longer dwells at the North Pole and that his reindeer now start their rounds from a department store, signaling a shift in Christmas display tradition.
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Santy
Washington Star
Santa Claus Morality Mood in Cartoon Dialogue
In a Puck cartoon, Little Bob muses on Santa Claus. Little Willy asks a question and Littl Bob explains that children may ask for anything but receive only what their parents deem appropriate.
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Puck
Little Bob
Santa Claus
Little Willy
Bob
Jones plots revenge at Christmas
The Denver Times reports Jones targets Brown with a cold plan for retribution. His scheme reportedly involves a grim machine, but the article reveals an unexpected twist as he intends to gift Brown’s children a graphophone instead.
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The
Denver Times
Brown
Divorced Mill Arrest Highlights Local Machinery Talent
A local figure once famed for skilled machinery work was arrested recently over allegations linked to a divorce mill. Police records indicate repeated operations affecting separation proceedings, drawing attention from neighbors and legal observers.
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The
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Stocking talk on Christmas gifts from the Press
A playful exchange about stocking gifts, with Bachellor asking what to put in children’s stockings and Phamalian noting it costs all his money to keep up with them.
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Philadelphia Press
Bachellor
Discovering Santa Myth, Uttle Folks Learn to Get Along
The text notes that once the Uttle folks realize Santa Claus does not exist, they adapt and find ways to manage without him. It frames a playful moral about independence and resilience in a whimsical tone.
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Puck
Santa Claus
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