The Standard Publishing Company Anaconda notice
Anaconda Montana publishing house advertises daily and Sunday editions with subscription rates in advance for various periods. It lists offices in Butte Missoula Great Falls and eastern offices in New York Chicago and San Francisco as distribution points and newsstands.
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Standard Publishing Company, Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda
The
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Chicago
Postoffice
Auditorium Annex
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Denver
Glenarm Street
Seventeeth Street
Salt Lake
Second South Street
Anaconda Standard Ad Highlight Circulation Claim
The Anaconda Standard boosts its status claiming a larger bona fide paid circulation than all Montana daily newspapers combined. The note cites a 19 percent daily average and a 14,141 Sunday average.
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Anaconda Standard
Montana
Nation Hatchet Tactics Urge Legal Restraint On Prohibition Campaign
The piece argues Carrie Nation’s hatchet campaign should be suppressed not glorified and warns that vigilantism risks endangering law. It notes reports of underage girls involvement and fears a backlash that could revive support for prohibition in Kansas.
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Carrie Nation
Anthony
Kansas
The Drop in Silver Affects Montana Miners
The drop in silver by about three cents an ounce worries silver producing states like Montana. If permanent, Montana could lose roughly half a million dollars in annual output. The decline already shifts mines from profit to loss and may force closures if prices fall further. Eastern financiers blame reduced Chinese and East Indian demand and London liquidations, while the Engineering and Mining Journal sees no clear shift in supply or demand.
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Montana
London
Engineering and Mining Journal
Silver dollar legislation threatens bullion prices and markets
The article argues that pending congress measures on silver dollar recoinage and the Hill bill will flood the market with silver, depress prices, and shift government stock into bullion. It criticizes imperial policy in the Philippines and calls for clerical opposition to conquest.
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London
Congress
The Clergy and the War in the Philippines
CORRESPONDENT of the Springfield Republican laments the lack of clergy protests against America’s Philippine war. He argues war corrupts morals, breeds cruelty, and that clergy should condemn the subjugation of a people, noting reports of immorality and a fierce engagement at Tenaguna.
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Springfield Republican
Philippines
United States
Phillippines
Manila
Steele
42D
Tenaguna
Leyte
End of It at Stanford Sparks Crisis Resolution Debate
The piece reports Stanford University amid a faculty crisis centered on Dr Ross’s dismissal and freedom of speech. President Jordan defends private reasons for Ross removal while several professors resign. The student body votes confidence in Jordan but tensions linger over institutional integrity and academic freedom.
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TIS
Palo Alto
California
Jordan
Stanford University
Howard
Ross
Hudson
Little
Spencer
Dr. Ross
Current Comment on Nation and Political Graft
The Kansas City Journal notes Mrs Nation's first husband was a drunkard who died from delirium tremens and ponders what drove him to drink. The Helena Herald recalls punishment for boodlers as the penitentiary doors await their arrival after finishing touches.
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Kansas City Journal
Helena
Penitentiary
Carrie Nation Provokes Liquor Trade Shift
Washington Star notes Mrs. Carrie Nation's saloon protests irritate bar owners yet boost wholesale liquor demand as shops replenish stock. The comment frames her temperance actions as inadvertently aiding suppliers.
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Washington
Carrie Nation
Montana to Skip New Coat of Arms This Year
The Helena Record reports Montana will not issue a new state coat of arms due to a tighter fiscal outlook after the legislative session. The existing emblem is said to be worn, yet the state will proceed without a replacement this year.
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Helena
Montana
Mountain State
Bridegroom in Seattle Poisoning Tragedy
Tacoma Ledger reports a bridegroom who drank poison after his Seattle wedding, blaming himself for unworthiness. He died five hours after the ceremony, the paper notes his belief was perhaps correct but he was too slow by five hours and one minute to act.
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Tacoma
Seattle
Hill Seeks Democratic Nomination After Support Claim
From the Philadelphia Press David B Hill has secured his own consent to be the next democratic candidate for president. What he wants now is Croker s.
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Philadelphia Press
David B. Hill
Croker
Austin Tribute Highlights Contrast With Tennyson
The Boston Herald notes Poet Laureate Austin's tribute stands out chiefly by its stark contrast to Poet Laureate Tennyson's approach, underscoring differing poetic sensibilities and commemorative tones.
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Boston Herald
Austin
Tennyson
Venezuela Reform Seen Needed Over Gay Rights Stance
A terse note from the New York Mail and Express suggests Venezuela's manifest disposition toward gay rights may require correction, signaling potential shifts in policy or public stance. The brief remark frames the issue as corrective pressure on official positions.
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New York Mail and Express
Venezuela
Peacemakers In Fine Order For Harmony
A concise note states that Uncle Sam seeks harmony with a southern sister republic and emphasizes that his celebrated 30 inch peacemakers are in good working order for peaceful relations.
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Uncle Sam
South
Noted Figures and Quirks Highlight Nineteenth Century Life
A survey of public figures and locals reveals Sen Platt of New York’s tobacco aversion, courtroom etiquette in the capital, and clerical mail mixups among Robinson Robertson and Robingson. It recalls a Minnesota acting as senate presiding officer, landholdings in England Ireland and Wales, Archbishop Corrigan’s vast New York diocese, and county sheriffs deputies amid civic quirkiness.
Missing Links in New York Will Case and Other Notices
In New York a contested will case centers on alleged unsound mind with testimony claiming the deceased forced his wife to wear the same bonnet for nine years and sought to shutter shop windows to lure women. Other items note Interoceanic railway in Mexico using jarrah wood from Australia, a Logansport horse trapped by a rat trap, Russian thistles delaying South Dakota trains, asbestos mining near Sherbrooke Ontario, Australian flag design prizes, Tennessee governor salary proposals, and a Klondike crown lands sale turning into a potential $40,000 windfall.
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New York
Victoria at War Funeral Pageant For King
The passage describes preparations for a royal funeral procession in Victoria with school buildings used as barracks. Workers prepare Victoria station for the cortege while placards are torn down and local shops display the royal monogram on black and purple backgrounds. Rehearsals for ceremony details are in progress.
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Victoria Station
England's Day of Great Sorrow
London prepares national mourning for the queen's funeral with shop closings and memorial services. Trains will halt at 2 30 p m as the procession travels to Windsor and the mausoleum at Frogmore. Foreign dignitaries and royal guests assemble for the Windsor rites.
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London
England
Windsor
Frogmore
London Afternoon
Daily Mail
Carlos V
Portsmouth
Ferrol
Czarowich
Duke of Aosta
Slade
Schleswis- Holstein
Siem
Sweden
Norway
Brocklehorst
Prines
Royal Naval Gathering as German Fleet Reaches Spithead
Prince Henry of Prussia lands at Cowes and inspects guard of honor before Osborne house as German warships begin to array opposite Plymouth. The fleet prepares to moor along a ten mile line to Portsmouth. Queen Victoria's coffin is sealed and Queen Alexandra tends to the sick Duke of Cornwall and York.
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Prince Henry of Prussia
Guard of Honor
Osborne House
Baden
Victoria Louise
Hagen
Nymph
Spithead
Plymouth
Portsmouth
Queen Victoria
Queen Alexandra
Duke of Cornwall
York
Duchess of Cornwall
Reichsrath Opens As Weigel Pays Tribute To Queen Victoria
The newly elected Reichsrath met in Vienna and President Weigel of the lower house praised Queen Victoria. He urged deputies to show sympathy for Great Britain by rising to authorize the president to convey an expression of their sentiment.
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Vienna
Reichsrath
Weigel
Victora
Great Britain
Condolence Marks Sympathies in House of Commons
A condolence gesture to the house of commons prompted dissent from German radicals who cheered for the Boers and shouted anti British slogans. Most deputies condemned the Anglophobe outburst and rose in sympathy. The upper house president paid tribute to Queen Victoria as the chamber showed support for Great Britain.
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House of Commons
England
Queen Victoria
Great Britain
German Count Receives Vic Posses Order In London
London January 31 King Edward bestowed the grand cross of the Vic posses order on Count von Metterinich likely Count Wolf von Metterinich a noted favorite of Emperor William and former German representative in London in 1900 during Count von Hatzfeld-Wildenberg absence. The report notes Metterinich was named as likely successor to Hatzfeld in London amid rumors of the latter’s fall from the emperor’s favor.
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London
Edward
Count von Metterinich
Count Wolf von Metterinich
William of
Germany
Count von Hatzfield-Wildenberg
Count von Hatzfeld
Papal envoy to present condolences to King Edward
Rome reports that Mer. Granito de Belmonte the papal nuncio in Brussels is to go to London to deliver the Holy See's condolences on Queen Victoria's death and to extend felicitations on the new king's accession.
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Rome
Leo XIII
Mer. Granito de Belmonte
Panal
Brussels
London
Edward
Victoria
Cabinet renames dragoon guard regiment Queen Victoria
Berlin reports the cabinet decreed the first dragoon guard regiment will henceforth be named the Queen Victoria of Great Britain and Ireland. The ruling reflects royal homage in a formal military designation change.
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Berlin
Great Britain and Ireland
King Edward to Open Parliament in Person
London reports confirm King Edward will personally open Parliament on February 14. The announcement marks a major ceremonial event as the sovereign reins in Westminster.
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London
Edward
Dates on Her Dairy at Sandringham
The Princess of Wales favors her Sandringham dairy and the royal hounds kept in her husband’s kennels. The dairy, a Swiss style red stone building hidden by Finglish ivy, is a prized part of the estate. The princess and her daughter are described in the feature.
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Princess of Wales
Sandringham Palace
Royal Dairy Rooms At Sandringham Describe Daily Rituals
The article details the dairy and butter rooms at Sandringham with blue and white tile work, stained glass windows, and terra cotta figures. It notes milk drinking by the royal household, churning thrice weekly, and a summer butter supply of about 60 pounds weekly, with cream cheeses and diverse utensils in use.
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India
Sandringham
Marlborough House
Max Nordau Encounters Striking Naples Oddities
During a Naples visit Max Nordau notes that locals appear diminutive except for cats and treasure. A cosmopolitan waiter baffles guests as stories of language mishaps unfold, with a humorous exchange about languages and identities.
Parvenues From the Baltimore American
The text mocks social climbers the Hoolihans who have grown rich and altered a goat’s name to Nannetie, reflecting playful gossip and comic tone from Baltimore society pages.
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Baltimore American
Casey
Hoolihans
Murphy
Nannetie
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