Anaconda Standard Rates and Office Contacts
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, plus foreign mail rates and regional office locations. It notes main office in Standard Block Anaconda, with branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls and correspondences sent to Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana.
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Ofice
Anaconda
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Chicago
Postoffice
Auditorium Annex
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Denver
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake
Second South Street
Salt Lake News Co
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mont
The Dotson Case and Supreme Court Ruling
Clinton Dotson, condemned for two murders including that of his father, faces execution after the Supreme Court denies appeal on a new trial motion. The 1899 killing of Eugene Cullinane by Dotson and accomplices was investigated amid a lengthy pursuit. Fleming’s later execution and the forged confession plan are noted in the case history.
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Clinton Dotson
Supreme Court
Eugene Cullinane
Washington Gulch
Dotson
Ull
James Fleming
McKinley
Fleming
New
Supeme
Billy Emerson II Remembered as Last Leader of Minstrelsy
The obituary recalls Billy Emerson II as a joyful, clever showman once idolized in minstrelsy. It notes he died poor after a celebrated career that diminished with the art form, joining Jack Haverly and William H. West as recent losses to the era. His memory endures for the songs and laughter he gave audiences.
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Billy Emerson
Jack Haverly
William H. West
Lilly Emerson
Lew Dockstader
West
Emerson
Detroit Bank Collapse Sparks Rush and Rumors
Detroit reels from the City Savings failure as a run on Dime Savings ignites fears over F. Andrews. The Detroit Tribune cites overdrafts near 911000 with additional endorsed notes over 256000 and other certified checks totaling 6626000. Andrews allegedly shifted securities to cover rising debts in the week before the bank’s closing.
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Detroit City Savings Bank
Detroit
F. Andrews
Dime Savings Bank
Andrews
Detroit Tribune
City Savings Bank
City Bank
Bank official inquest probes Andrews asset claim
The Tribune reports suspicions that Andrews may still hold hidden assets. Officials including the bank commissioner and receiver are urged to exhaust all remedies to determine whether he has handed over all property securities and money or retains a fortune awaiting his release from jail.
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Mately
the Tribune
Andrews
Tillman and McLaurin Rise From South Carolina Roots
South Carolina born senators Tillman aged 54 and McLaurin aged 41 have long careers. Tillman, a Civil War veteran who lost an eye, led education reform and the Clemson and Winthrop colleges, served as governor, and won a Senate seat in 1895. McLaurin, educated at Swarthmore and UVA, served in the House and Senate starting in 1892, often voting with Republicans, despite local disputes.
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South Carolina
Tillman
McLaurin
Congressional
Clemson Agricultural and Mechanical College
Calhoun
Fort Hill
Winthrop Normal and Industrial College For Women
Rock Hill
Senate
General Butler
General Assembly
Butler
Carolina Military Institute
Swarthmore College
Philadelphia
University of Virginia
National House of Representatives
United States
Erbe
Joseph H. Farle
Prince Henry Secluded by Broad Security Presence
Plain clothes officers and uniform guards accompany Prince Henry during his stay with plainclothes detectives and officials from local state and national agencies. Security teams patrol corridors and external areas as officers monitor crowds and maintain tight oversight around the royal visitor.
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Olicemen
Secret Service
Prince Henry
Guarding Prince Henry Draws Heat From Police and Public
In Chicago officials surround Prince Henry with a dense guard, far outnumbering reporters. The piece warns that overdoing protection invites sensational stories and a public appetite for tell-all tales, urging discreet security for the prince’s safety and privacy.
Lawsuit recalls incidents in actor James Neill life at Hartford City
A Cincinnati Enquirer dispatch details Mrs. Josephine Whetzel suing Chauncey Waterhouse for 2000 dollars over injuries from a dispute about potatoes. The piece blends local court news with satirical remarks on various national topics and figures.
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James Neill
Hartford City
Ind
Cincinnati Enquirer
Josephine Whetzel
Chauncey Waterhouse
Carnegie Epitaph Debate Highlights Tariff Critics
The Chicago Chronicle discusses Andrew Carnegie and a proposed epitaph mocking his fortune built under protective tariff policy. It argues the epitaph reveals how he leveraged flawed laws to amass wealth and then donate it, warning readers that successors will find his example both instructive and ironic.
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Chicago Chronicle
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie
United States
Ro Ming
Ade and Dooley in The Fables
A New York Times review lauds The Fables for wit and insight. It praises the satirical pieces by Ade and Dunne while noting a harsh cynicism and cheering the authors’ ability to provoke laughter and gentle moral nudges.
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New York Times
Silas
Piker
Bird Centre
Grandma
St. George
Mr. Ade
Mr. Dooley
Abou Ben Adhem
Mr. Ades
Mr. Dunne
Embezzler Dix Seeks Bond Help From Depositors
Whatcom Washington February 24 H St John Dix charged with embezzling 24000 from the Scandinavian American bank of this city and the Bank of Blaine told depositors at a jail meeting he called that he would aid in obtaining bond reduction from 20000 and 5000 if supported. Depositors unanimously refused to endorse the request.
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Whatcom
Wash
H. St. John Dix
Bank of Blaine
Charles Woodward Sentenced to Hanging in Natrona County
Casper Wyoming February 4 Charles Woodward convicted of murdering Sheriff Ricker of Natrona County was sentenced to be hanged on March 28 1992 He listened to the sentence without showing emotion.
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Casper
Wyo
Charles Woodward
Ricker
Natrona County
Detroit Bank Cashier Henry R Andrews Faces Arraignment
Henry R Andrews cashier of the wrecked City Savings bank, seriously ill since the suspension, appeared in police court for arraignment on two sworn complaints. His examination was set for Feb 2 as a temporary arraignment. neither side was ready to proceed.
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Detroit
Henry R. Andrews
City Savings Bank
Andrews
Supreme Court Affirms In Part and Reverses In Third Action
Helena Feb 24 The Montana supreme court in a multi case ruling affirms the first two causes of action in J T Stanford receiver v Coram and Thatcher and reverses the third granting a new trial on that count. The decision also affirms a Beaverhead injunction ruling and dismisses an administrator appeal in the Baker case.
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Standard
Helena
Supreme Court
District Court of
Cascade County
J. Tl. Stanford
J A. Coram
Bld
Thatcher
Grove National Bank of Kalispell
Northwestern National Bank of Great Falls
Soi
Kalispell Bank
Great Falls
J. A. Coram
B.D Thatcher
Northwestern National Bank
Stanford
Coram
M H Parker
Beaverhead County
Flora v. Carver
LB. Trapp
Kavid
L. Barker
Leslie
District Court
EK. J. Baker
Marcella Baker
Big Seven Mining Company
Mileburn
Distit Court
Lewis and Clarke County
Whalen & Grant
H. Harrison
Turks and Albanians clash on Montenegrin frontier
In Montenegro at Cettinje, sixty four men are reported killed or wounded as Albanian and Turkish regular troops clash. The fighting stems from the assassination of Albanian chief Mulazeka and is continuing.
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Cettinje
Montenegro
Montenegran
Mulazeka
Bryan Addresses Luncheon and Conference in Columbus
W J Bryan was guest of honor at a noon luncheon hosted by Col James Kilbourne in Columbus. A prominent democratic gathering followed with a conference. He then left for Delaware to lecture at Ohio Wesleyan University and denied reports he would pledge support to David B H for the 194 nomination.
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Columbus
Ohio
W. J. Bryan
Col
James Kilbourne
Bryan
Delaware
Ohio Wesleyan University
David B. H
AGREE ON RATES TO NOME
Seattle Feb 14 Nome rates for the 192 season were fixed by a meeting of Seattle Alaska transport representatives. First north voyage passenger tariffs include 125 for upper deck state rooms 100 for saloon deck staterooms 60 for second class berths and per ton freight charges 30 cattle and horses per head 57 sheep 7 lumber per 1000 27 50 freight measurement.
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Seatthe
Seattle
Alaska
Wealthy heiress to wed British nobleman amid society talk
Miss May Gwelet, reputed wealthiest American heiress, reportedly engaged to Viscount Ingestre, heir to the Earl of Shrewsbury and Talbot. He serves in the Royal Horse Guards with an estimated income around 40000 a year. The piece also notes Boston literary wit at a club dinner and a growing Butte author’s club with rising potential. It highlights a Potomac fishery run by the Waller women amid postwar success and details spring fish markets and fashion ribbons for February and March.
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Elks
May Gwelet
Ingestre
Earl of Shrewsbury
Talbot
Royal Horse Guards
Boston Author’s Club
Julia Ward Howe
W. Higginson
Bliss Perry
The
Atlantic Monthly
Gilbert Parker
Mrs. Howe
Butte
Author's Club
Boston
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