Anaconda Standard publication details and offices
The Anaconda Standard announces daily publication year round with subscription rates for various periods and mentions multiple branch offices in Butte, Missoula, and Great Falls. It lists Washington and eastern bureaus, street kiosks in major cities, and a central address in Anaconda Montana for business correspondence.
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Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Washington
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Nassau Street
Washington Street
CW. J. Morton
Ad Value Claims Greater Circulation For The Anaconda Standard
The Anaconda Standard asserts its paid circulation leads Montana papers, with ally papers and Sunday averages for 1900 at 11,891 and 14,154 respectively. This statement emphasizes superior reach than all other Montana allies.
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Anaconda Standard
Ally
Montana
Montana Senate Rejects Tierney Gambling Bill
The state senate yesterday killed the Tierney gambling bill amid public sentiment urging rejection. A new bill mirrors the present law with reduced penalties, seen as a prudent change to improve enforcement and avoid tainting Montana's reputation with legalized gambling.
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State Senate
Publc
Montana
Unfit Crusader Nation Accused of Rioting Tactics
A partisan critique portrays Mrs Nation as unfit to lead temperance efforts. The piece accuses her of inciting riots and encouraging children to damage saloons, labeling her mind unbalanced and methods dangerous. It condemns her treatment of officials and calls for restraint.
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Hatever
Kansas
Mrs. Nation
Nation
Public Lands in the Philippines Debated by Papers
The Springfield Republican questions Taft commission claims about distributing government land in the Philippines and fears natives may be frozen out. The Salt Lake Tribune argues vast lands on Lugon Island remain under old terms and warns against unjust redress, stressing US ownership does not justify harming natives or seizing lands.
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Taft Commission
Philippines
Springfield Republican
Salt Lake Tribune
Lugon
Republican
United States
Freedom for the Philippines and the right to self rule
The article argues that native lands in the Philippines belong to its people and urges the United States not to deny Filipinos the chance to establish a free government. It condemns imperial hypocrisy and stresses that development has been slow under colonizers but should not affect native equities or future self governance.
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Philippines
United States
the Tribune
It Looks Rather Thin on Wilcox Treason Charge
The article argues treason accusations against Delegate Wilcox of Hawaii are weak and likely politically motivated. It notes native Hawaiians opposed annexation and may sympathize with Aguinaldo, suggesting the case could be a tempest in a teapot and that bigamy or invalid election grounds may prompt removal rather than treason.
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Wilcox
Hawaii
Senator Hoar
Edward Atkinson
United States
Aguinaldoe
Aguinaldo
Elastic currency debate lands in bank note policy
The piece critiques Secretary Gage and a proposed elastic currency that expands with assets but lacks a contraction mechanism. It warns banks will inject money in good times and pull back in panics, causing monetary stringency, falling prices, and business failures.
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Gage
House Committee On Banking and Currency
Chicago Chronicle
United States
Monetary elasticity and emergency currency proposals analyzed
The article discusses how monetary demand shifts with price rises, banks expanding circulation, and the risk of excessive money. it compares German emergency note taxation to US bank currency proposals and notes Cincinnati's boxing ambitions facing opposition.
Duke Henry Marries Queen Wilhelmina Today
The royal ceremony seals the union as Duke Henry weds Queen Wilhelmina, signaling who will lead the family in the near future. The event unfolds amid public interest in the crown and succession.
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Henry
Wilhelmina
Death of the gambling bill mirrors anti-vice apathy
In New York, the anti-vice crusade appears stalled as lawmakers show scant interest in advancing a gambling bill. The public effort faced indifference, undermining efforts to curb vice through legislative action.
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New York
Mrs Nation Faces Deadlocks in Joint Sessions
The reference notes that Mrs Nation does not need to break any deadlocks at her joint sessions. No other context is provided to indicate participants, dates, or outcomes.
Congress bans hazing fees in new measure
Congress adopts a broad ban on hazing fees, prohibiting investigators and institutions from charging or levying financial penalties linked to pledge activities. The action aims to curb abusive practices and protect students and participants nationwide.
Roosevelt to spend next summer hunting in Northwestern Montana
The article notes Colonel Roosevelt will hunt in Northwestern Montana next summer. It praises his plans and mocks locals who boast about mountain lion tales and cock-and-bull stories, claiming a ready supply of such yarns for the colonel's visit.
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Roosevelt
Montana
Kentucky avoids center-state claim as Kansas and Ohio contend
The article notes Kentucky does not press to occupy the central position while Kansas and Ohio compete for the honor, highlighting the differing regional ambitions among the states.
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Kentucky
Kansas
Ohio
Venezuelan Revolution Seeks First-Page Prestige
In a cautious assessment the Venezuelan movement must build a stronger reputation before earning prominent newspaper coverage. Analysts note its current limited visibility and uncertain future prospects for major headlines.
Governor Nash Impartial on Winter Back Bone Exhibition
A terse report notes winter showing resilience with Governor Nash referenced among observers. The tone highlights firmness and steadiness in the season, framing it as a fair test of character and governance.
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Nash
Winter
Montana and Ohio Sports Plan Mutual Sympathy Resolutions
The Montana sports and the Ohio Sports are poised to exchange resolutions expressing profound sympathy and regret, signaling a formal gesture between the two organizations.
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Montana
Ohio
Butte Rumor Spots Heinze Gambling Bill Status
Rumor in Butte claims Mr. Heinze has a smaller gambling bill that has not been killed or paid, stirring local chatter about its fate and potential implications.
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Butte
Kansas Jointists Seek Direction Amid National Turbulence
A terse note from Kansas observers focuses on upcoming shifts in national policy and movement. It highlights local concern over leadership and direction, with emphasis on anticipating the nation’s next turning point and its impact on state affairs.
Count von Waldersee Fails to Hold His End Up
A spoof line notes Count von Waldersee as an excitement manufacturer who can no longer sustain his performance, signaling a collapse in his public persona or act. The remark frames his decline with a humorous, ironic edge.
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Count von Waldersee
Minister Wu Weighs In On Mrs Nation Controversy
The article notes Minister Wu's views on Mrs Nation and the surrounding public debate. It highlights the clash between advocacy and policy response, with emphasis on regional attitudes and potential implications for social reform movements.
Cruse Edges Out in Photo Finish Amid Tight Race
Frank and MacGinniss split a dead heat yesterday while Tommy Cruse was left behind at the post in a closely watched race.
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Frank
MacGinniss
Tommy Cruse
Dyi Cult's 82-Year-Old Leader Still Attends Races
The prominent cult figure Dyi, aged 82, remains present amid other contenders as the event proceeds.
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Dyi
States display partisan deadlock in 4 legislatures
Beyond Montana, Oregon Nebraska and Delaware face legislative stalemate with differing chances of breakthrough and potential consequences for governance as sessions stall.
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Montana
Oregon
Nebraska
Delaware
Nation Seen as Potential Guam Governor Successor
The remark expresses confidence that Mrs. Nation could succeed Captain O'Leary as Guam's governor, describing her as a worthy candidate for the position.
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Nation
Captain O'Leary
Guam
Carrie Faces Opera Police Judge Over Lie Claim
Carrie claims she cannot tell a lie while confessing to a minor crime. She mentions a small hatchet as the tool involved and seeks guidance from authorities.
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Carrie
Opera
Death of Gambling Bill Triggers Tears of Joy
Report notes the casino bill's collapse caused public celebration and elation among supporters. Lawmakers, lobbyists, and residents express relief as uncertainties fade and political tensions ease in the aftermath.
Representative Lannin Rejects Adjournment for Gambing Bill
On mature consideration Representative Lannin decided to offer no resolution that the house adjourn out of respect to the memory of the gambling bill.
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Lannin
Nation to Colorado for rest and recreation
Mrs Nation is expected to travel to Colorado for rest and recreation aboard a mountain lion bunt, a curious phrase suggesting a whimsical or figurative journey. The note hints at plans but lacks specifics about dates or arrangements.
Mauoel 10 Stop the Pen HGH
Contined from page one, the piece argues contests between well trained men in good condition pose no danger. It attempts to reassure readers about safety in the events and the level of control exercised by organizers.
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Mauoel
Ohio Governor seeks emergency funds for National Guard
Governor George K. Nash asks the Emergency Board to authorize a 50 000 deficiency to cover transport subsistence pay and general expenses of the Ohio National Guard if used to prevent a prize fight in Cincinnati and Hamilton County. Assistant Adjutant General Adams says two regiments likely to be mobilized, with Dayton and Lima units preferred over local troops.
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Columbus
Emergency Board
Emergency Board of
Ohio
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Adjutant General
Ohio National Guard
George K. Nash
Adams
Dayton
Lima
Will Use Troops For Jeffries-Rublin Fight
Columbus Ohio February 6 the state emergency board approved the governor's request to incur needed expenses to block the Jeffries Rublin fight in Cincinnati Saengerfest hall February 16. Militia may be used if court action fails to stop the contest with a possible cost under fifty thousand dollars. The governor signals intent to deploy military force if required.
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Columbus
Nash
State Emergency Board
Saengerfest Hall
Cincinnati
Finance Committee
General Assembly
State Auditor
London man sought in New York post office robbery case
A London man sentenced in December to four years for street robbery may be wanted in the United States after his term. US embassy officials in Washington are checking if he will face extradition or further action once he completes his sentence.
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London
Charles Allen
Ludlow Street
New York City
United States
Washington
Notorious trio escapes from New York jail during robbery case
Joseph Killeran Harry Russell and Charles Allen awaiting trial for robbing post offices in Hoboken Newark Springfield Scranton and other towns for stamps valued at 22000. They bribed staff failed to bribe Head Keeper McCabe and a cleaner then overpowered guards and slipped from the jail using keys into the streets and rooftops before alarm could be raised.
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New York
Joseph Killeran
Harry Russell
Charles Allen
Hoboken
N. J
Springfield
Scranton
McCabe and
Fredericks
Rich gold find reported near Atlin district Canada
The steamer Tees brings news from the Atlin district near Discovery on Pine creek of rich placer gold with gravel paying $3.50 per shovel on bed rock. Prospectors expand from Clear Creek into Twenty Mile creek and beyond as Yukon hydraulic concessions open. Ottawa revokes several concessions on multiple creeks for non compliance.
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Atlin
Discovery
Pine Creek
Fritz Miller
Stewart River
Clear Creek
Dawson
Ottawa
Blaze Creek
Ballarat
French ambassador Jules Cambon unlikely to move to Berlin
Inquiries at the foreign office in Paris show no knowledge of a report in Echo de Paris that Jules Cambon the French ambassador to the United States would be transferred to Berlin in place of Marquis de Nouilles who is said to retire soon. The Paris officials see no reason for Cambon to leave a post where he remains popular and performs well.
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Paris
Foreign Office
Echo de Paris
M. Jules Cambon
United States
Berlin
Marquis de Noulles
M. Cambon
Killer Lorenzo Priori Executed by Electric Chair in Sing Sing
Lorenzo Priori, convicted of the New York City murder of Vencenzo Garuzo on December 11, 1898, was executed in Sing Sing prison. Two electric shocks were required to end his life after a stay of execution had been granted on the claim the crime was committed by his brother-in-law James Saccardo. Priori left a final statement with his attending priest asserting his innocence.
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Sing Sing
Lorenzo Priori
Vencenzo Garuzo
New York City
James Saccardo
State Penitentiary
Scottish Memorial speech proposes Victoria memorial plan
Lord Rosebery spoke in Edinburgh praising Queen Victoria and King Edward and proposed a Scottish memorial to Queen Victoria in a public ceremony. He outlined the initial plan and the aim to honor Victoria through a national monument.
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Edinburgh
Lord Rosebery
Queen Victoria
Kng Edward
Edward decorates Grenadier Guards with Victorian Order medal
King Edward presents each member of the queen's Grenadier Guards company at Windsor with the Victoria Medal as part of honors connected to Queen Victoria's funeral. The restoration of Linlithgow Palace is cited as a symbol of preserving royal traditions.
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Linlithgow Palace
Edward
Victoria
Grenadier Guards
Windsor
Spaniard Carranza Arrested in Manila Theft and Insurgent Support
Theodore Carranza a wealthy Spanish merchant and Carman an American contractor were arrested in Manila for buying copra from insurgent presidents at Pagsanjan and paying insurgent assessments. Police also questioned other merchants as evidence included striped insurgent uniforms and Carman’s ties to shipping and customs.
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Manila
Theodore Carranza
Carranza
D. M. Carmen
Secret Service
Anda Street
Carman
Presidentes
Pagsanjan
Laguna de Bay
Fabella
United States
Reich
Iie
General Otis
Senate panel sticks to commission for Spain war claims
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee favors the original bill creating a commission to adjudicate Spain war damage claims assumed by the U S in the Paris treaty. The House proposed a Court of Claims option, but the committee says extensive investigation, perhaps visits to Cuba, requires a commission. A conference is requested.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
House
Senate
Spain
United States
Cuba
Court of Claims
Burglar Gagged Postmistress in Roseford Burglary
In Roseford a Toledo suburb burglars bound and gagged the postmistress early today and robbed the office of 150 dollars in stamps and 5 dollars in coin. She was tortured with lit matches to her feet and struck on the head as she guarded the hiding place until noon when she collapsed.
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Toledo
Onlo
Roseford
Government defeated on dissolution of labor exchange debate
Nome February 6 The chamber of deputies votes 318 to 102 to dissolve the labor exchange at Genoa after several days of debate.
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Nome
Chamber of Deputies
Genoa
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