Anaconda Standard Subscription Rates And Office Details
The Anaconda Standard lists daily and Sunday subscription rates for various terms, with prices for 1 year 10.00, six months 5.00, three months 3.00, and monthly 1.00, plus Sunday option 2.00. It notes postal requirements, foreign postage, and office contacts in Anaconda and branch offices in Butte, Missoula, and Great Falls with Washington and New York bureaus.
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Europe
The
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Desperadoes in Montana Face Identity Confusion
The article lists outlaw figures such as Kid Curry and Sam Larson as roaming Montana and the Northwest Territory. It questions which are real and which are copies while noting Kid Curry may be jailed in Knoxville and Larson remains at large after Maple Creek thefts. It laments the unsettled fate of Sam and the unsettling era of cattle rustling.
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Ontana
Kid Curry
Knoxville
Tenn
Kid
Northwest Mounted Police
Maple Creek
Montana
Bud” Taylor
Gilt Edge
Martin
Taylor
Larson
Northwest Territory
Sam
Valencieries
Retiring Rear Admiral Sampson Ends Stand of Service
After 45 years in the U S Navy, Rear Admiral William Thomas Sampson plans retirement at age 62. His career is praised for long service, scientific work, and authorship, though his name is linked to controversy over the Battle of Santiago in 1898.
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DAV
Willam Thomas Sampson
United States Navy
Santiago
Bantiage
Ais
Republic
Sampson
Navy
Gov
Sampson and Sicard in the 1898 North Atlantic clash
Navy history notes Admiral Sampson's rapid 1898 squadron fitting under Admiral Sicard, the ensuing promotion amid health issues, and the controversy over staff versus sea command. The piece predicts Sampson's disputed legacy and cites his July 3, 1898 dispatch as a historic touchstone.
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Department of Naval Administration
North Atlantic
Montgomery Sicard
Sampson
Sicard
Sampson- Schley
Shepard Lays It on Devery in Atlantic Piece
Edward M. Shepard argues that Devery provoked a strong anti Devery and anti Croker sentiment, harming Shepard and the Democratic campaign. The article says Devery’s aggressive style damaged the party and helped Law, concluding Shepard was out of place and punished for his stance.
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Shepard
Devery
the Atlantic
Edward M. Shepard
Greater
New York
Mr. Shepard
Low
Croker
Tammany
Greater New York
Mr. Low
Anti-Oleo Debate and National Affairs In One Issue
The House agricultural committee receives Mrs. Charlotte Smith’s anti oleomargarine argument while discussing railway subsidies and wartime transport rates. The column also notes political remarks on Senator Wellington February events St Louis bribery probes Parkhurst and Dooley doings Prince Henry and German American views Panam canal lobbying and Western state admission tensions.
Dangers of the City Weighs on Rural Morality
The piece argues that morality is not exclusive to rural life and notes many girls face city temptations yet survive. It counters the idea that oleomargarine production harms virtue and asserts strong reasons for retaining butter in meals.
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House of Representatives
Charlotte Smith
Our Methodists and Professor Pearson Debate
A Chicago Chronicle column defends Methodist views amid Charles W. Pearson of Northwestern University challenging Biblical miracles. It argues the university should not serve as a platform for anti Methodist doctrine and urges Pearson to resign to restore respectability.
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Chicago Chronicle
Charles W. Pearson
Northwestern University
Pearson
Chronicle
Red Sea
Wise
Huxley
Chicago
Senator Hoar Pushes Bill to Raise Federal Judges Salaries
In Washington today the senate debated a judiciary committee bill to raise annual pay for federal judges. Senator Hoar argued higher salaries are needed to attract capable judges, while opponents cited cost and the need for broader salary revisions for all government officials. The session also covered the Philippine tariff bill and a resolution on Indian mineral land leases. The senate adjourned until Monday.
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Washington
Morgan
Alabama
Senate
Rawlins
Utah
Committee On
Indian Affairs
Interior Department
Secretary of War
Philippine Commission
Hale
Judiciary Committee
United States
Hoar
Union
Berry
Arkansas
Supreme Court
Stewart
Nevada
Blackburn
Kentucky
Spooner
Wisconsin
Supreme Bench
Econgress
Sopomes
Maryland
Hawley
Fairbanks
Indiana
Congress
Erat
Philippines
Hawaii
Mr. Morgan
McKinley
Newspaper Row Builders Assist Maree Watterson and Carnegie
The Detroit Tribune envisions Maree Watterson and Mr. Carnegie guiding a partnership to establish a home for poor newspaper men. If they yield and collaborate, the effort could become a landmark project spanning distant regions.
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Detroit Tribune
Maree Watterson
Mr. Carnegie
Greenland
India
Coral Strand
Nation widow seeks sympathy over loss of fee and pension
From the Washington Biar Mrs Nation is especially entitled to sympathy for the loss of a fee owing to the fact she is not in a position to claim a pension.
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Washington Biar
Nation
Indians of Montana Plan Winter Warpath
The Montana Indians intend to go on the warpath this winter though one member contracted the grip and another preferred not to go alone.
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Memphis
Montana
Portia Receives 15.40 from the Duke of Manchester
The Chicago Poet notes Portia has collected 15.40 from the Duke of Manchester and hints at a suspected corruption behind the scene. The remark implies scrutiny of Portia's dealings and a potential backroom influence.
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Chicago
Portia
Duke of Manchester
Mr Mryan Ends New England Tour in Silent Note
The Denver Times notes that Mr. Mryan received several flattering ovations during his New England stop but failed to win the state’s support, suggesting a difficult reception despite applause and praise.
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Denver Times
Morgan Son Question to King Edward Sparks Mockery
The Baltimore American notes a biting remark about Mr. Morgan's son and King Edward, predicting the son will avoid asking how he enjoys living on Morgan's earth, signaling a sharp rebuke of colonial arrogance.
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Baltimore American
Mr. Morgan
King Edward
Hoar Stands by Declaration in Old Fashioned Fashion
From the Denver News, Senator Hoar maintains belief in the declaration of independence. The report notes his age and reflects on his conservative stance as old fashioned.
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Denver News
Senator Hoar
Koblisaat Keeps Chicago Record-Herald Stock Share
Detroit Free Press reports Mr. Koblisaat retains a substantial stake in the Chicago Record-Herald and voices his opinion on Mr. Foraker's standing in the newspaper and political circles.
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Detroit
Koblisaat
Chicago Record-Herald
Foraker
Diverse Women in History and Achievement Across The World
A roundup highlights women in sanitation efforts at Lake Charles Louisiana and Chel sea Massachusetts. It notes Lucy Nicola at Radcliffe, Miss Nina Estabrook in Paris publishing a world magazine, and Nellie Harmer as a cobbler excelling in all work. It mentions Ethel Hobson leading a threshing crew, Mrs. Murray Smith as a leading English cattle breeder, Belle MacKinnon running a large knitwear mill, and Fraulein Madeline Niente as a pioneer woman pharmacist in Germany.
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The
Paris World
Paris
Nina Estabrook
The Woman of Fashion Seeks Slimness in a Fashion Era
A fashion essay mocks fat shaming and urges practical style over extreme dieting. It critiques corsets and dieting fads while praising neatness, new fabrics, and the rise of washable silks as the era shifts toward streamlined elegance.
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State of Montana
Deer Lodge
Watson E. Gaily
F. W. Peckover
Desperado
Sam Larson
UST
Harriman
Union Pacific
Great Northern
Northwest Railway
President Hill
North Dakota Grangers
Prince Henry
Wellington
Uncle Sam
St. Louis
Mayor Low
Dr. Parkhurst
Depew
George Washington
North Pole
Panama Canal Company
Admiral Schley
Admiral Dewey
Sunday Standard
Mr. Dooley
Elijah Dowle
Signor Marconi
Oklahoma
Arizona
New Mexico
Nomus Hardy
Palestine
Ray of
Judicingey
Vertia
Mer
Fourteeus
Fourtesy
M. J. Connell Company
Lake Charles
Chelsea
Mass
Woman's Club
Radcliffe
Lucy Nicola
Penobscots
Montague Chamberlain
Lawrence Scientific School
Harvard
Murray Smith
England
Miss Nellile Harmer
Grand Rapids
Mich
Mre Harmer
Ethel Hobson
San Luis Obispo County
Cal
Belle MacKinnon
Utica
N. Y
Jonnie Conrad
Newton County
Fraulein
Madeline Niente
Germany
Carleruhe
Switzerland
Haldermann
Lichtenthal
Baden-Baden
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