The Anaconda Standard Publication Rates and Offices
The Anaconda Standard lists mail rates for daily and Sunday editions and notes branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls with advertising rates on request. It also provides Washington and eastern bureau addresses and general contact details for business and editorial offices.
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The
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Washington
Eastern
Nassau Street
Washington Street
W. J. Morton
Four Eyed Teddy Leads Groton School Hatless Rebellion
At a historic Groton Massachusetts private school Teddy Roosevelt provoked a lockstep hatless protest among 150 boys led by him. The revolt exposed the faculty to winter weather and illness as many pupils caught colds, the school closed, and the boys were sent home.
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Groton
Mass
Teddy Roosevelt
Teddy
Whitney’s Retirement Rumors Stir New York Politics
A Boston era magnate William C. Whitney faces retirement rumors while press accounts suggest he seeks the presidency. The New York political scene remains unsettled as factions reel from Democratic disarray and Whitney’s influence is debated amid talks of shifting investments and time.
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Cleveland
Democracy
New York
Empire State
Deal
Repair and Reorganization in New York Politics
The passage argues the State is hopelessly against the Democrats and warns that any reorganization under David B. Hill would spell defeat. It suggests a new approach is needed for Democrats to unite, while noting Mr. Whitney may pursue recreation driving race horses and his presidential ambitions.
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David B. Hill
New York
Whitney
Paterson Fire Reversal Draws Public Comfort
The Paterson blaze left an estimated ten million dollars in property loss with no need for public relief. Silk mills escaped the district, so wage disruption may be limited. The city, founded in 1792 and named for William Paterson, has a rich if controversial past including ties to anarchism and the Darien scheme. The pope turns 92 on March 2 with 25 years since Leo XIII’s pontificate.
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Paterson
Chicago
Boston
Alexander Hamilton
Hamilton
William Paterson
Bank of England
Darien
South America
England
New World
Kuai
Leo
Sermons Value Slashed By Arbitration Ruling
A Virginia preacher lost a satchel with 202 sermons on a rail journey. He billed the railroad $1 060 at $5 per sermon plus 50 for other contents. Arbitration set the price at 250 dollars, about 12 1 per sermon, after nine hours of deliberation.
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Virginia
Pope Leo X health rumors debunked by physician
Dr Lapponi, pope’s physician, states there is no foundation for health rumors about Leo XIII. He describes the pope as free from common ailments of advanced age, physically healthy, with normal functions and unchanged daily habits.
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Papponi
Atlantic
Lapponi
Holy Father
Leo
From Jest to Earnest in Congress Aims on Cuban Sugar Tariff
A Jest to earnestly pushed issue. Mr Steele of Indiana proposed a 25 percent tariff cut on Cuban sugar in the Ways and Means committee causing uproar. Roosevelt urged tariff relief, critics say the claim hurts receipts. The item may force serious attention beyond humor.
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Congress
Steele
House Committee On Ways and Means
Indiana
Sugar Trust
Washington
Committee of Ways and Means
Trust
Roosevelt
United States
Wright Regains Control of Lerel Mining in London Fight
A Spokane dispatch reports Whittaker Wright of London has allegedly regained control of Lerel Mining after a fierce London financial struggle. Wright is said to have ousted Henry Bratnober interests that had controlled Lerai.
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Salt Lake
the Tribune
Spokane
Wash
Lerel Mining Company
Whittaker Wright
London
Wright
England
Henry Bratnober
Leroi
Ten Million Blaze Destroys Paterson Districts
A massive February fire in Paterson New Jersey swept from the car sheds to Main Street destroying the Chronicle office and First Baptist Church and scorching about 25 city blocks. Estimates place property losses between 7.5 and 8 million dollars with large sums also lost to business suspensions and numerous buildings reduced to ruins.
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Sunday Chronicle
Ellison Street
Chronicle
Main Street
First Baptist Church
Paterson
van Houten
Market Street
Main, Ellison
Washington
Market Streets
Paterson Saving Institution
Market
Broadway
Church Streets
Prospect Street
Church Street
Second Presbyterian Church
Paterson Street
Washington Street
John W. Griges
United States
Garrat A. Hobart
Hobart
City Hall
First National Bank
Second National Bank
Katz
Garden Theater
Quackenbush & Co
Paterson High School
Old City Hall
Boston
Mehr Bros
the Evening News
Paterson-Passaic Gas and = Electric company
St. Mark's
St. Mary's
Park Avenue Baptist Church
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
St. Joseph's
National Clothing
Levi Lachenburck & Co
D. Ronneborn
Bohner & Co
Marshal & Ball
Clothiers
Globe Department Store
D. Bohn
Stevenson
Kent's
Kinzella
Fuld
L. D. Michaelson
Borosis
Waldorf
Cogan & Touhey
J. Brett
Hinge Munzer
Newark insurers estimate Paterson losses at 5 to 8.5 million
The Newark underwriters rushed to gauge Paterson damages with city maps. They foresee Paterson tied policies lifting total losses between five and eight and a half million dollars. Newark companies expect limited local impact with payments under forty thousand dollars each.
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New York
Newark
Paterson
New Jersey
Firemen's
Merchants
Newark Fire
American of
Fire Heavy Loss at Shad Bolt Plant in Brooklyn
An early morning fire destroyed the Shad Bolt Manufacturing plant in Brooklyn causing an estimated loss of 250000 to the company, 60000 to surrounding buildings, with fourteen injured including several firemen and officials. The fire, discovered on the ground floor, leveraged much of the Brooklyn Fire Department and the Brooklyn Navy Yard marine corps.
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Paterson
N. J
New York
Shad Bolt Manufacturing Company
Brooklyn
Patrick Nevins
Fire Department
Edward Treut
William Moran
George Conrad
Captain Oswald
Croker
Kelly
Louis Jeroskey
Henry J. BR. Taebern
Peter F. Martin
Edward Hibey
William Moore
John Reilly
Joseph Kelly
Stephen Delaph
Shad Bolt Company
Marine Fire Corps
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Fire destroys Lehigh Valley pier and ships in New Jersey
A fire destroyed a Lehigh Valley pier and several vessels near New Jersey this morning. The blaze damaged shipping, with about 44,000 barrels of flour on the pier. several boats were saved while the Meteor suffered near total loss and the pier, 50 by 120 feet with a second story, burned. Fire tugs and city crews fought the blaze while the Dale and other craft were caught in the flames.
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New York
Lehigh Valley Hailroad Company
New Jersey
Dale
Joseph Pinnaro
Mildred
Lehigh Valley Barges
Pittston
Meteor
Thia Vessul
Pine Ware
Fire Destroys Elberton Business District
A February fire in Elberton Georgia wiped out almost the entire business section causing about 100000 in damages. The blaze consumed Stillwell & Sovern W H Corley T J Hulmes B Tate and Bons two stores the Tate block and nearby properties including livery stables and the Southern Bell Telephone plant.
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Elberton
Stillwell & Sovern
W. H. Corley
T. J. Hulmes
B. Tate & Bons
Tate
R. E. Hudgins
M. H. Maxwell
Taber
Revenue Receipts in France Jump Despite January Shortfall
Paris reports January revenue returns totaling 257 million 444 thousand francs, 29 million 416 thousand francs below January 1991 but reflecting notable improvement.
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France
Paris
Hays Where Cheapest
American merchants complain that the consular purchasing agent favors Hong Kong for most buys because materials are cheaper there as a free port.
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Manila
Hongkong
Death of Ross County racehorse owner "Uncle Dan" Harkness
"Uncle Dan" Harkness aged about 70 died at his home near Chillicothe Ohio today. He owned the famous racing mare Imp and was one of Ross county's most prominent citizens.
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Chillicothe
Ohio
Dan” Harkness
Ross County
Embezzlement Allegation Involving Butte Man Sargent
R Max Sargent formerly of Butte and Boise Transfer Co employee is jailed in Butte after Missoula custody. Boise accuses him of embezzling about 59 dollars and failing to deposit funds. He admits misappropriation but says he paid back as much as possible before leaving to avoid a demanded 500 dollar settlement.
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R. Max Sargent
Butte
Oregon
Andy Robinson
Boise
Idaho
Robinson
Missoula
Sargent
Boise Transfer Company
Bargent
Heise
Beise
Pacific Press Company
Robbery Charges for Three Women in Pleasant Alley
Three women Gertrude Williams Annie Larue and the famed Nancy Hanks will face Judge Boyle in police court for robbery in Pleasant Alley a district notorious for crime. Williams and Larue allegedly robbed John Doe of $ during Friday visits. Nancy Hanks denied guilt after a gold watch theft reported by Joseph McCabe.
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Pleasant Alley
Judge Boyle
Gertrude Williams
Annie Larue
Nancy Hanks
Sheehan
Cassidy
Williams
Larue
John Doe
Joseph McCabe
Hanks
Hindoo Twins Two Named After Surgery Triumph
Paris reports Dr Doyen describes a difficult operation on twins with tuberculosis. The procedure used a membrane of stretched tissue, now contracted, leaving a straight scar from the xyphoid to the navel. The operation drew blood from three large arteries and both children showed pain, weakness and fever but later slept quietly.
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Paris
Pigaro
Doyen
Ransom effort for Ellen Stone described as war footing escort
London reports the ransom caravan for Ellen M. Stone grew from 30 cavalry at Zeres to a mounted force stronger than a squadron by Djulbal as detachments joined from posts along the route, making the escort resemble a war footing.
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London
Constantinople
The
Dany Chronicle
Ellen M. Stone
Zeres
Macedonia
Djulbal
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Jersey City
Georgia
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Butte News
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Great Atlantic Tea Co
West Broadway
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