Anaconda Standard publication and office details
The Anaconda Standard announces publication details including daily and Sunday rates, postal requirements, and regional offices. It lists circulation options, foreign mailing rates, and contacts for offices in Butte Missoula Great Falls and national bureaus in New York Chicago and San Francisco.
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Butte Mothers and Men Push Pool Room Crusade in City
The Butte Business Men's association and the Butte Woman's club are urged to unite against pool rooms. The piece argues a joint push could end the pool room blight before spring politics, highlighting civic duty and cross‑group cooperation. It also notes Italy buys an embassy site in Washington and reflects on diplomatic prestige.
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Business Men's Association
Butte
United States
Italy
Washington
Great Britain
Massachusetts Avenue
Austria-Hungary
France
Russia
Botany Bay
Taft comments on Philippine independence sparks cost concerns
The article critiques Judge Taft's Senate testimony opposing Philippine independence arguing it would enslave educated and uneducated alike, compares to Indian policy in the Rockies, and questions salaries and governance costs for commissioners while warning against enabling demagogues.
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Jude Taft
Philippine Islands
Senate
Rocky Mountain
United States
Taft
Board of Commissioners
Washington
United
Quasi Independence Debate in the Philippines
A U S official warns against local self government for Philippine islanders arguing few are fit to govern themselves. The plan offers vague quasi independence promises decades away, avoiding demagogues and unrest. The speaker urges relinquishing responsibility and keeping Spain’s possessions.
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United States
Philippine Islands
Spain
Women at Washington convention hail suffrage gains and future victories
Women gathered in Washington last week praised past suffrage successes and expressed faith in upcoming wins. They cited mixed state histories from Kansas and others, noted limited 1887 1895 failures, and highlighted New York's Kelsey Taxpayers bill granting taxpaying women voting rights on local bonds.
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United States
Washington
Alabama
California
Connecticut
Indiana
Kansas
Massachusetts
Oregon
South Dakota
Wisconsin
New York
Kelsey Women
the Remonstrance
Massachusetts cat licensing bill sparks debate in legislature
The piece reports a Massachusetts movement led by Helen M. Winslow and Rep Moody Kimball to license cats, arguing humanitarian aims and disease risk while opponents warn of broader social controls. It covers related remarks on public policy, Roosevelt’s appearance at a university event, Monte Carlo gambling myths, and various international notes.
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Helen M. Winslow
Moody Kimball
Newburyport
Legislative Assembly
Shakespeare
Commonwealth
Mr. Kimball
Monte Carlo
Schwab
Current Comment from Chicago Evening Post and Washington Post
The piece notes puzzlement over a McKinley letter referenced by Secretary Long and criticizes Tillman for silence on senate eulogies of dead statesmen, asserting he prefers attacking the living. It reflects partisan commentary on political figures and editorial reactions across papers.
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Chicago Evening Post
Sampson
McKinley
Long
Washington Post
Ben Tillman
Senate
Hen
Fairbanks Urged to Display Lightning Rod in Indiana
The St. Louis Globe-Democrat notes Indiana ground is heavily charged by the cold snap and urges Mr. Fairbanks to display his lightning rod now.
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St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Indiana
Fairbanks
Tillman urged to relocate to the Philippines for a view
A Philadelphia Press opinion suggests Senator Ben Tillman could aid the country by moving to the Philippines and observing conditions firsthand. The piece argues a firsthand look might influence his perspectives on policy and imperial issues.
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Philadelphia Press
Ben Tillman
Philippines
Gage Likely Sees Salary Hike After Recent Term
The Chicago Tribune notes no doubt that Mr. Gage will receive a substantially higher salary in his next term than in his previous one. The article emphasizes the expectation of a notable pay increase and frames it as an inevitable outcome given his performance.
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Kruger
Oranjelust
Dom Paul
The
Chicago Tribune
Gage
Schwab Pays Friendly Call on King Edward
The Chicago Tribune notes President Schwab was not too proud to make a friendly call on King Edward, marking a cordial diplomatic gesture between leaders.
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Chicago Tribune
Schwab
King Edward
Maclay Keeps Low as Political Turmoil Echoes
In Chicago records, Mr. Maclay continues to lay low amid ongoing political upheaval, adopting a cautious public stance while developments unfold behind the scenes.
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The
Chicago Record-Herald
Mr. Maclay
Acorn Gift Idea From Kansas Colonel for Memorials
Colonel B A Houston of Lawrences Kansas obtained a half bushel of acorns from the McKinley farm in Ohio with plans to distribute them to people who will plant them and grow living monuments to the martyred president The text notes the revolver used to shoot McKinley was a 432 caliber and that dealers report more inquiries for weapons of that caliber.
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Lawrences
Kan
Mckkinley Farm
Ohio
McKinley
The Corruptions of War Exposures Across Nations
A Boston Herald op ed argues war reveals virtue but also mercenary corruption. It cites British contracts for army supplies, horses and equipment, claiming swindles harmed fighting efficiency. It notes similar frauds in French German and Russian wars and in the American Civil War and Spanish-American War.
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England
War Department
Spain
The Pith of the Philippines Question in Harper's Weekly
The piece argues on whether the United States should retain the Philippines or grant independence. It surveys public sentiment, noting many lack reliable information and that a broad reluctance exists to view withdrawal as desirable or feasible. It discusses factions favoring gradual self-government versus immediate exit and warns against vacillation undermining Filipino attitudes.
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Harper's Weekly
Philippines
Prof
Gig Observer
Humor Snippets From Page Gossip Columns
A collage of jokes and quips from newspapers including Ohio State Journal Washington Star Detroit Free Press and Cleveland Plain Dealer with puns about politics love Ping-Pong and theater noting playful misreadings and light satire across different papers. The piece surveys humorous lines about politicians actors and readers reacting to clever wordplay.
Libery luncheon chatter and obit note mingle tales
The passage blends social banter about a luncheon at the Liberty with an obituary in a Missouri paper praising Colonel Woppalaw who lost a leg at Chickamauga. Other snippets reference humorous exchanges, including a plane scene and domestic Q and A about curtains, all in lighthearted tone.
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Woppalaw
Chickamauga
Chicago Tribune
Cooks and Diamonds on the Dining Car
The Milwaukee Sentinel notes a cook on a dining car wears a $150 diamond ring and implies luxury behind the scenes. It quips on gold watches, silver linings, and buttoned conductor attire, suggesting rail travel glamour appeals to Americans despite republican modesty.
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Milwaukee Sentinel
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Of Interest to Women in a Childrens Party and Fashion Notes
The article describes a children's party with fairy tale or animal themes, simple games, and birthday treats like rice croquettes shaped as bunnies. It also surveys household trends, workboxes, sofa transformations, ribbons, corset covers, gowns, furs, hats, pearl handles on umbrellas, and evolving fashion details for spring outfits and skirts.
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Maine
Minneapolis Times
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