Daily and Sunday newspaper subscription rates listed
The notice outlines subscription rates for a daily and Sunday paper, detailing prices for one year, six months, three months, and one month. Rates apply to the United States Canada and Mexico with postage added for elsewhere. The publication is issued by a local company and mailed as second class matter from Anaconda.
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Postoffice
Anaconda SA
United States
Canada
Mexico
Standard Publishing Co Office Contacts and Branches
The Standard Publishing Co lists main and business offices in Anaconda with branches in Butte Missoula and Great Falls. Washington Bureau address is 1115 G St NW and distribution at several city stands including Chicago San Francisco Denver and Salt Lake City.
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The
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Chicago
Postoffice
Auditorium Annex
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Glenarm Street
Denver
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake
Anaconda Standard Claims Lead in Montana Circulation
TO ADVERTISERS The Anaconda Standard reports a larger bona fide paid circulation than all other Montana newspapers combined for the six months ending June 30 1911 with an average daily and Sunday figure of 11 722.
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Anaconda Standard
Montana
Crossing the Century Into a New Era of Change
A reflective essay on entering the new century, noting how world progress will unfold in science industry and society. It considers how future generations will view today, the pace of change, and the shared hope for a prosperous year ahead.
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Butte
Missoula
Subsidy Bill Sidetracked Amid Political Maneuvering
The subsidy bill faces delay as Senator Pettigrew and allies vow to oppose the measure, aiming to block it at all costs. William F Curtis notes Hanna warns of a March deadline and a possible extra session if the bill fails before March 4, while McKinley’s position remains secure after the election.
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Eider
William F Curtis
Chicago Record
Pettigrew
Mark Hanna
Hanna
Congress
McKinley
Senate subsidy debate stalls over ship owner aid
The piece argues against an extra session to push a subsidy bill for ship owners, noting no emergency justifies passage. It contends the nation has thrived without subsidies for a century and could wait until the next December cession. It suggests Mr. Hanna may be unfairly blamed and praises Mr. McKinley’s likely restraint.
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Hanna
Mr. McKinley
Salary Grab Echoes Through Prospect of Higher Pay
HOSE statesmen recall the Forty-second congress infamous for retroactive salary increases dubbed the salary grab. The proposed measure would raise the vice president’s pay to 25000 and cabinet salaries to 15000, while the president and supreme court justices would remain unchanged. Roosevelt and the McKinley cabinet are expected to resist, amid lingering distrust toward lawmakers who voted themselves raises.
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House of Representatives
Congress
Supreme Court
House
Roosevelt
McKinley
Senate
Railroad Fare Cut Announcement From Butte Anaconda and Pacific
General Manager Dean announces a fare reduction from four to three cents per mile on the Butte Anaconda and Pacific line effective immediately. The ticket from Anaconda to Butte now costs eighty cents, reflecting progressive policy aimed at comfort safety and convenience for patrons. The management earns goodwill from both employees and the public and the New Year greeting is met with hearty appreciation.
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Dean
Butte, Anaconda
Pacific
Anaconda
Butte
Ihs
Imperialism and Philippine trade profits questioned
The article critiques a perceived economic gain from Philippine trade, noting eleven months imports at 18.39 million and exports at 17.63 million, yielding a near 750 thousand deficit. It argues US trade with the islands is not all profitable, with only about 4.59 million goods sold to the US and 1.45 million bought back, and estimates projected yearly profit far below mining company monthly returns.
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Hose
Standard
Jelands
United States
Boston and Montana Mining Company
War Profits from Philippine Occupation Questioned
The text argues two thirds of army and navy goods in the Philippines were consumed locally, including beer and spirits. It claims American wartime spending supported commerce but harmed wealth creation, noting 69,000 troops earned thirteen dollars a month and produced little real wealth. It contends trade profits barely cover thirty six hours of war costs.
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Philippines
Snares of a Famous Myth
A man in Binghamton New York dressed as Santa Claus for his cousins to the delight of children becomes a cautionary tale after children trap him in a window with an old bear trap. Doctors amputate part of his leg but expect recovery. The tale urges adults to delegate the role of Santa.
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Binghamton
N. Y
Santa Claus
St. Nicholas
New Year's Calls and Political Jibes of 1900s
In a satirical note the piece questions the year 01 and mixes reflections on democracy as debated by Bryan and Cleveland. It hints at a need to reorganize the Republican Party and jokes about Colonel Sanders taking action to unseat Carter in Washington.
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Republican Party
Sanders
Washington
Carter
Henceforth the nineteenth century closes its incident class
A concise note frames the nineteenth century as entering a period defined by compact, closed incidents. It signals a shift in how events are categorized and discussed within the era’s historical discourse.
Brisk yet cautious trade seen in Helena markets
Helena December 31 price talk shows brisk mood but mixed views on future gains. Traders expect volatility with bulls predicting new highs while conservatives doubt a repeat of 1899 prosperity. Closing quotes cover various securities and word of more listings to follow.
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Helena
Preservation of liberties hinges on letters and friends
If the friends of Mr. Patrick Crowe wish to preserve tie fire liberty and pursuit of happiness they would bet ter swear off the letter-writing habit.
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Patrick Crowe
Deer Ledge County Legislative Contestants Swap Pipe Dreams
Local race coverage notes candidates for Deer Ledge county legislature have dismissed grandiose schemes and emphasized practical plans. Voters observe this shift as emphasis moves to concrete policy proposals and governance practicality.
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Deer Ledge County
West Point Faces Persistent Habits It Won’t Break
The article discusses West Point’s ongoing habits that she could and would like to abandon but continues to maintain. It notes unresolved patterns, the resistance to change, and the potential impact on performance and discipline.
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West Point
Heinze Delays Ore Discovery Swearing Off Until March
A report notes Mr. Heinze will not renounce seeking rich ore veins in Helena’s suburbs until mid March, delaying any definite stance or action on the mining venture.
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Heinze
Helena
New Year Exchange Announced Among Notables
In the matter of exchanging New Year's calls, the following pairs are announced. The Hon. W. A. Clark with the Hon. Fang Heinze. The Hon. Thomas H. Carter with the Hon. Wil-
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W. A. Clark
Fang. Heinze
Thomas H. Carter
Wil
Notable Political Figures Attend Dinner Pairings
Bur F. Sanders and Grover Cleveland join W J Bryan and John MacGinnis with Frank W B Corbett for a formal gathering headlined by prominent era leaders.
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Bur F. Sanders
Grover Cleveland
W. J. Bryan
John MacGinnis
Frank WB. Corbett
New Year's resolutions of the legislator
A fragment lists resolutions aimed at electioneering openness and vote buying, pledging to accept offers for votes and to be approachable. It also vows to avoid excessive water intake, favor non alcoholic drinks, and keep bedroom transom open to circulating air at all times.
Colonel Sanders Aid Senator Clark Swears Off Revealing Identities
The report notes Colonel Sanders assists Senator Clark in a discreet effort to avoid disclosing their alternate identities. No names or locations are provided, but the collaboration signals a tense political maneuver.
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Colonel Sanders
Senator Clark
Chamberlain Ends Underestimating Boer Strength
The Hon. Joseph Chamberlain has sworn off the habit of underestimating the strength of the Boers. He now recognizes a firmer foe and vows to adjust his approach accordingly.
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Joseph Chamberlain
Mrs. Tsi An Rejects Global Alliance Backing
Mrs. Tsi An opposes the combined powers of the earth while keeping the right to follow the imperial edict habit.
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Mrs. Tsi An
Earth
Carrie Nation Refuses Prohibitionist Pledge in Kansas
Mrs. Carrie Nation of Kansas openly rejects signing any pledge to drop the prohibition stance. Her stance highlights continued tension within the movement over enforcement and personal actions.
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Carrie Nation
Kansas
Octopus Crusher Announces Sole Rule and Bond Demand
A satirical or fictional proclamation declares the speaker as the sole ruler of the seventh legislature, naming Johnny MacGinnis as speaker and demanding bonds from W A Clark. It asserts all Amalgamated Copper property belongs to the speaker and repeats a purge against several named individuals. The text proclaims the speaker as the only octopus in the swim from that date.
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Seventh Legislative Assembly
Johnny MacGinnis
W. A. Clark
Montana
Washington
Amalgamated Copper Company
H. Rodgers
William Scallon
John Dbd. Rockefeller
Charley Clark
John R. Toole
Senator Hanna Refuses to Break Iam-it Habit
A brief item notes that Senator Mark Hanna will not be swayed from continuing the Iam-it habit, signaling no change in his stance or actions on the matter.
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Mark Hanna
Red Lodge Girls Asked to Swear Off Aggressive Kiss Incident
A local plea urges the girls of Red Lodge to refrain from violent grabs and kissing Senator Meyer against his will. The notice emphasizes seeking peaceful conduct and respect for public figures.
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Red Lodge
Senator Meyer
Transvaal lag in some fronts. England calls for next round
The Transvaal may be two centuries behind in some areas, yet England notes a quick response when the gong sounds for the next round.
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Transvaal
England
$30,000 Might Be Sent to Buffalo for Vaudeville Shows
The text notes a potential transfer of thirty thousand dollars to Buffalo to fund vaudeville performances, implying planned show expenses or payroll in that city.
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Buffalo
New Century Announcements Extraordinary
The firm of Father Timi & Co touts a century of up to date offerings across politics religion and war in sensational terms. It promises vast, novel stock from new goods to new bosses, new subsidies, new looting concepts, and new religious fashions with ready made religion to order. The spoof declares endless work hours and a public for a satirical, over the top catalog.
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Father Timi & CO
Department of Religion
The nineteenth century is dead beyond resurrection
A reflective line notes the nineteenth century as a bygone era beyond revival, highlighting the sense of irreversible historical change and the fading influence of older norms.
Coldest Weather Recorded This Century At 4 Below
At 2 o'clock this morning the temperature fell to 4 below zero marking the coldest weather recorded this century according to local readings and forecasts.
West Point Atrocities Versus Idiocies Comment
A historical column questions West Point conduct and character, contrasting alleged atrocities with supposed institutional foolishness. The piece frames criticism around military education and values, citing unnamed events and behaviors to provoke discussion of ethics and leadership.
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West Point
Chinese Emperor Accepts Terms Offered by Powers
The Chinese emperor has accepted the terms presented by the major powers, signaling agreement to the conditions outlined. Executives in Beijing indicate reassurances of compliance and the expectation of coordinated action with the signatories to implement the terms.
Silent Celebrations Mark Event Quietly
The subject refrains from any grand or imposing demonstrations, choosing a restrained observance instead.
New Year Eve Revelers Sparkled In Town
A festive night before New Year’s saw numerous crews of revelers celebrate in the streets and local venues. Bars, clubs, and public spaces filled with music, laughter, and holiday cheer as people welcomed the coming year.
Park County Sheriff Murder Tale Lacks Elusionist Skill
A cryptic report compares Park County Sheriff Young to a less skilled elusionist from Omaha, implying uncertainty about the murder case and the suspect’s capabilities. The fragment hints at a homicide mystery with regional references and character contrasts.
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Sheriff Young
Park County
Omaha
Hazing Crusaders Target Naval Academy at Annapolis
Anti hazing activists notify the Naval Academy at Annapolis that their campaign will proceed there next.
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Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Mr Bryan to personally run The Commoner theatrical columns
The note states that Mr Bryan will personally oversee and write The Commoner theatrical columns, taking direct responsibility for the column's content and voice.
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Mr. Bryan
Telephone girl proclaims switch from old to new service
A telephone operator announces the transition from the old system to the new, signaling a full switch over with service restored and customers advised of improvements and timelines.
Joint Resolutions Against Boodling by Senatorial Candidates
A set of resolutions declares that no boodling shall occur in the legislature and that no member shall be paid 5000 as attorney fees. It binds signatories to oppose any repeal or reversal of these provisions unless aligned with their own interests.
Battle over army canteen draws many voices in Kansas City
The Kansas City Times notes a curious split as liquor traders urge senators to keep the bill as passed from the house while temperance groups press for the canteen’s elimination. The clash shows both sides resist the change, with retailers seeking to preserve dispensing business alongside reformers.
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Kansas City Times
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Army
Tenement Fires Kill Forty-One In A Year In New York
The New York Herald reports forty-one people burned to death in tenement-house fires in the city over the past twelve months. In eleven years 117 died, prompting the tenement-house commission to condemn the dangerous housing of the working class as official records show 52 percent of fires occur in tenements which are 37 percent of buildings.
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The
New York Herald
Philadelphia Times Reflects on McKinley and Conger Chinese Policy
The Philadelphia Times laments McKinley’s retreat from China policy and Conger’s actions. It notes a general, vague effort without a clear plan and a Senate content to ask few questions, leaving foreign relations of the administration obscure.
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The
Philadelphia Times
McKinley
China
Conger
Senate
South African War Credit and Empire Tax Memory
The Salisbury ministry sought a 50 million credit to fund the war effort, claiming it would suffice. After fourteen months and four times the original sum spent, 80 million has been approved. The British taxpayer will recall Chamberlain’s role in the empire.
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de Moines
Salisbury
Iy Chamberlain
Empire
Shipping policy sparks ire over empty-vessel profits
Hartford Times argues that allowing shipowners to dispatch empty ships would lure capital into shipping and ruin healthy American merchant marine development. Washington Times warns of possible conflict if Venezuela does not settle with the American National Asphalt Co, praising a decisive administration stance in business interests.
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The
Hartford Times
Washington Times
Republic of Venezuela
American National Asphalt Company
Missing Maggie Hoel Holed Up East With Accomplice
Discovery reports Maggie Hoel who vanished ten days ago is alive and traveling east with a man named Joan Watson. Police are reviewing the clue in the tumultuous disappearance and possible kidnapping case.
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Publo, Caolo
Dec
Maggie Hoel
Joan Watson
Finlander Joe Brown in Anaconda jail claims murder
A man named Joe Brown, a Finlander with broken English, is held in the county jail in Anaconda. Deputy Sheriff Robinson arrested him after wandering Deer Lodge streets alleging he killed a man near Lake City, Minnesota two years ago. Brown carried 51 dollars and 6 cents. Sheriff Conley asked Lake City authorities for information.
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Joe Brown
Deer Lodge
Sherif Robinson
Anaconda
Brown
Riley
Lake City
Minn
Conley
Smallpox Quarantine Expanded in County Facilities
Dr. Stephens reports Green sent to pesthouse after case confirmed. a bartender on East Third Street also taken in, with premises quarantined. The jail corridor and a 15 day inmate John Jones, serving a $300 larceny fine, are placed under strict quarantine.
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Stephens
Green
East Third Street
John Jones
Jones
Two New Cases In Smallpox Complaint At Harris House
G. H. Connors of 914 East Park Avenue went to the Standard office to report a smallpox case in the house occupied by Mrs. Harris, adjacent to his residence. He alleged the patient had not been properly isolated.
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G. H. Connors
East Park Avenue
Standard Office
Little Alice Fay Dies of Diphtheria in San Francisco
News arrived from San Francisco of the death of Alice Howard Fay ten years and five months old, daughter of Mr and Mrs George Howard Fay. The bereavement reached Anaconda yesterday with the sad report of the child’s passing due to diphtheria.
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Alice Howard Fay
I San Franciseco
Anaconda
George Howard Fay
San Francisco
Fay Family Faces Diphtheria Death In Anaconda
Mr and Mrs Fay who have long been known in Anaconda mourn the loss from diphtheria. He served as the Pacific Express agent here for years, then moved to Portland and later San Francisco where he is now studying medicine. Friends extend sympathy to the bereaved family.
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Anaconda
Anaconda Tigers to Host Butte High Second Team
A football game is set for this afternoon at Athletic Field between the Anaconda Tigers and Butte High School's second team. The kickoff is at 2 o'clock with admission of 2 cents to help cover travel costs. Both sides report good condition and confidence in victory. A large crowd is expected.
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Anaconda Tigers
Butte High School
Butte
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Gotham
Maddie
Johny Bull
Maggie
Anaconda News
M. J. Connell Company
Ladies’ Union
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