Tee Anaconda Standard: Rates and offices listed
The Standard Publishing Company outlines subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, with prices varying by length and destination. It also lists editorial rooms, branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls, a Washington bureau, eastern offices, newsstands, and mailing instructions.
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The
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Washington
Nassau Atree I
Washington Street
J. Morton
Death of Dr H W Foster Bozeman Mayor Remembered
The Standard reports the death of Dr H W Foster of Bozeman a physician of high standing and long time Montana resident who served as Bozeman mayor. His municipal leadership earned broad esteem and his loss is a sad blow to the town and state alike.
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H. W. Foster
Bozeman
Montana
Pay Raise Vote Splits Senate Amid Wealth Gap
The Senate split 44 to 15 on a proposal to raise pay for senators and House members. Several wealthy New Englanders opposed, while others of modest means supported or abstained. The tally reflected not wealth alone but attendance and perceived duties.
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Senate
House
Wetmore
Hale
New
Teller
Hoar
Berry
Congress
It’s A Good Salary In Smallpox Pesthouse Debate
The health board and Silver Bow county commissioners clash over a pesthouse salary of 500 dollars a month. Taxpayers likely agree it is generous for the pesthouse physician though the job limits practice income and requires rebuilding the patient base after the season. Health Officer Leggat is mentioned in the dispute.
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Hatever
Health Board of
Hutte
Board of Commissioners of
Silver Bow County
Northern Pacific
Butte
Leggat
OLeary’s Pesthouse Post Brings Salary Increase Debate
The passage debates Dr. O Leary remaining in charge of smallpox cases at the pesthouse while noting a salary rise from 250 to 500 dollars a month. Supporters call the pay fair given the duties. critics question the size of the raise and hardship.
Chicago Shames Princess Sophie in Snowball Incident
Princess Sophie Bamba Dhuleep Singh, daughter of the Maharajah of Lahore, faced snowball attacks on Chicago streets while pursuing medical studies. She announced leaving Chicago for Toronto and criticized local manners, urging women’s clubs to denounce the rioters with strong resolutions to restore decorum.
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Chicago
Sophie Bamba Dhuleep Singh
India
Carter Harrison
Lahore
Henry
Prussia
England
Weeman's Medical College
Toronto
Canada
United States
Northwestern University
Sophie
Butte council urged to await incinerator purchase
Opinion urges caution in buying a proposed $40,000 incinerator as too costly and potentially unnecessary. It notes recent city improvements totaling more than $10,000 and argues the old crematory could be patched for another year while cheaper or better options may arise.
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Utte
Butte
Bryan Papers Threatened With Postage Change
The Post Office orders William Jennings Bryan to stop sending free copies of the Commoner to senators and representatives or face regular postage. The department cites personal interest in the paper’s doctrines, equating the Commoner to a merchant advertisement and likening it to patent medicine schemes. Critics call the move an attack on press freedom and a sign of imperialism by the current administration.
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William Jennings Bryan
Post Office Department
Ivyan
KY “Wits Sem
Bryan
Post Office Edict Threatens Newspapers Critically
The piece argues the post office order would target newspapers linked to Hanna and Perry Heath, curtailing circulation and provoking a major political clash. It claims Republicans largely own papers, calls the move unjust, and predicts Bryan’s ads would rise as a result.
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Post Office Department
Hanna
Perry Heath
Washington
Bryan
Dole to Step Down as Hawaii Governor May Replace Parker
Washington sources forecast Governor Dole’s departure from Hawaii and Colonel Parker’s rise to governor. Parker, wealthy and experienced with Queen Liliuokalani’s era, has strong ties to federal administration and is viewed as having advanced Hawaiian interests in Washington. He is well acquainted with Hawaii’s situation and stands as the likely successor.
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Hole
Hawaii
Dole
Washington
Standard
Colonel Parker
Parker
Lilioukalani
Peruzzi Family Claim Against Britain Tallest in World
A Rome visitor describes the Peruzzi family claim against the British government for 12 million dollars dating from Edward III’s era. He notes interest would swell the total, and that the Peruzzi bankers once lent to England but were never repaid, making it possibly the largest claim in history.
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Italy
Rome
Peruzzi
Florence
Europe
Edward III
England
Perugzis
Absolute Zero Wonders and the Hidden Limits of Knowledge
The Kansas City Journal reviews Harper’s Magazine notes on experiments toward absolute zero near 272 degrees below Celsius. Williams cautions predictions are speculative, noting solids may persist with altered properties while chemistry ceases. The piece reflects on science revealing vast ignorance and the unpredictable nature of discovery.
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The
Kansas City Journal
Harper's Magazine
Henry Smith Williams
Royal Institute of London
Williams
North Pole
Fire Devastates Waterbury Business District In 1908 Blaze
A massive fire roared through Waterbury devastating four acres of the main business area. Thousands observed as wind and cold aided the spread. 100 buildings burned or ruined, with no loss of life reported and martial law in effect. The Scoville and Reid & Hughes blocks were among the total losses. The fire began in a locked basement billiard room, raising suspicions of incendiary involvement. Militia and police cordoned streets as crews battled flames through the night.
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Waterbury
Conn
Scoville House
Bank
Island
South Main
Reid & Hughes Dry Godls Company
American
Scovil and Vranklin
W. L. Douglas Shoe Company
Johnson Block
Salvation Army Workingmens
Waterbury Bank
Bank and Geen Streets
New England Eengineering Company
Kilduff
Rich & Hughes
Salvation Army
Bank Street
Masonic Temple
New Haven
Hartford
Bridgeport
Naugatuck
Winsted
Her Necessary Men and the Three Kinds of Guests
A society woman explains she invites three kinds of men to entertainments the dancing man the dinner or supper man and the corner man. The dancing man is dull a trifle callow and interested in little else. The dinner man is a good talker up on opera plays and timely topics who keeps conversations lively. The corner man is useful looks after chaperons and runs errands, a comfort to the hostess.
Underground Dungeon Dining Becomes New York Sensation
More than 25 000 New Yorkers dine daily in underground restaurants that have become a vital city feature. Ancient rathskeilers and ornate dungeons host diverse meals with lavish interiors. Diners may eat in prison cells served by waiters in stripes and large parties in papier mache chambers behind grated doors.
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New York
Sam's Costly Chronometers Across Washington
Hundreds of government clocks and chronometers cost thousands of dollars annually. The most expensive timepieces sit on every warship and in the marble room of the senate and the speakers lobby of the house. Thousands rely daily on these watches for accurate time.
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Washington
United States
Senate
House
Death of German professor Hein rich Duenteer
A German professor named Hein rich Duenteer died a month ago in Cologne at an advanced age. He had long served as a critic and his commentaries on German classics fill six volumes, renowned for minute examination of works. Charles Reade once labeled him a criticaster.
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Heinrich Duenteer
Cologne
Charles Reade
Elkins Son Buys Coal Land in West Virenla Deal
Richard Elkins son of Senator Stephen B. Elkins is linked to a coal land sale in West Virenla on January 1. The article notes a sequence of options and arrangements involving Pieter and the father, with alleged manipulation of the deal.
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Richard Elkins
Stephen B. Elkins
West Virenla
Pieter
George A Baker Dies After Pioneering Montana Trade
George A Baker, pioneer Montana merchant and Indian trader, died in St Louis at 12 15 pm at age 74. He helped found I G Baker & Bro at Fort Benton with his brother, later moved to St Louis and led Continental National Bank. He visited Montana last summer and left a strong legacy.
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Helena
George A. Baker
Montana
St. Louis
C. Ashby
I. G Waker & Bro
Fort Renton
Ashby
G A Baker
Bait Lake
Fort Benton
J. G. Baker
I. G. Baker & Bro
Northwest
Baker
Continental National Bank of
Centenary Merthadst Ehurch
Benton
Great Parls
Butte
Mr. Ashby
OF INTEREST TO WOMEN Fads in leather decor and floor polish
The article surveys leathered furniture with pyrographic history scenes, floor polishing maps allowing upright cleaning, revived cretonne drapery, embroidered napkin rings, and practical home ideas. It praises a comfortable couch, notes peanut meal as beef rival, and describes dressings from gold china to gold wire bonbon baskets and a New England snow plow by Katherine C. Munson. It also quotes etiquette guidance, speaks of Mrs Mary Armer’s goat ranching wealth in Arizona, and ends with an ice cream cromielle recipe with claret sauce.
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New England
Katherine C. Munson
Winthrop
Mass
United States
Mary Armer
Kingston, Ariz
Armer
Sandwich Preparation With Walnuts Dates And Crusts
The excerpt describes making sandwiches from English walnuts and dates ground into a paste with sweet cream, shaping them round and trimming crusts. It also notes keeping crusts in a dry stone jar for later use in scalloped entre es and using crusts with rolled bread crumbs for tomatoes potatoes and oysters.
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