Anaconda Standard rates and offices overview
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions and rates for various page counts. It details postal handling requirements, foreign postage, and notes regional offices in Butte Missoula Great Falls and external bureaus in Washington New York Chicago San Francisco Denver Salt Lake City and San Diego along with address for correspondence.
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Onolyool
Cscs
Europe
Chicago
Postoffice
Auditorium Annex
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Denver
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake
Second South Street
Foraker Faces Hanna in Ohio Senate Battle for Control
The piece profiles Senator Foraker as a stubborn fighter shaping Ohio Republican politics. It notes his past clashes with John Sherman and McKinley era shifts, and forecasts a likely contest with Mark Hanna for this year’s legislative control, with Hanna facing possible ouster if Foraker wins.
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Senator Foraker
Ohio
Mr. Foraker
John Sherman
Mr. McKinley
Mr. McKinley's Leadership. Yet When Mr. McKinley Became President Foraker
Foraker
Mark Hanna
Hanna
Senate
Columbus
Ohio House of Representatives
Roosevelt's Jerkiness and the Hanna Faction in 1904
The piece argues Roosevelt’s approach has angered party regulars who seek a return to old machine politics. It reports strong Hanna support from eastern manufacturers and spoilsmen, with Texas and national figures ready to back Hanna for president. It notes discontent with Roosevelt and calls for renewed federal appointment power.
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Hanna
Roosevelt
South
Texas
Cal
Senate
One Man Against a Political Machine in Senate Fight
Roosevelt struggles against a robust political system as the Hanna crowd backs the machine. Ohio boss Hanna acts as their Moses, with the fight shaping three years of notable political developments and clashes in Washington.
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Senate
Roosevelt
Hanna
Ohio
Moses
Marietta
Indiana
Youngstown
Washington
Piketon
Akron
Brazil
Ind
North Carolina
Robbins
SL. C
Anaconda Police Brutality Sparks City Government Critique
A drunken off duty policeman shoots a youth. the incident exposes alleged municipal mismanagement. The city council backed the officer, illustrating ongoing official incompetence and harsh governance. The piece argues conditions will worsen and cites last night’s crime as a blunt illustration.
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Anaconda
Standard
City Authority
City of
Enlargement of the Pie Belt Reaches Far Beyond New England
A Boston newspaper celebrates the expanding pie belt extending from England and nearby states to cover all of the United States, Canada, Hawaii, the Philippines, and beyond. A pie maker notes the spread among New England descendants and foreign-born families, predicting further growth and cultural prominence in literature and daily life.
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Boston
Rucyard Kiplame
South Africa
England
States
New England
New
Connecticut
United States
Canada
Pacific
Hawaii
Philippine Islands
Greenland
India
Afric
Geologic debate over Cape Nome gold sources ends
United States Geological Survey experts publish findings that Cape Nome gold arose from near surface veins and bedrock disruption rather than a mother lode. They argue gold concentrated in gravels due to natural processes, dismissing the mountain of solid gold theory and meteoric planting notions.
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Cape Nome
Placers
United States Geological Survey
Hand of Man
Washington
Nome Placer Decline Sparks Concern for District’s Future
Declaration notes gold from Nome will come only from placers, with Nome seen as a day district. World placer history shows quartz mining follows, but the current robbing of placers casts a pessimistic outlook for investors. Alaska may hold richer, more permanent districts beyond the overboomed camp.
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Nore
Nome
Alaska
Druggists Bow to Stand ard Club in Bowling Clash
The Druggist Bowling club defeated the Standard club by 22 pins after three games. Printers claim inexperience caused the loss and a return match is planned next Sunday along with a series to pick top bowlers. Standard lineup included Joe Thomas and Fleming. Druggists featured L. G. Smith Hanson Angel Sparrow and Williams. A challenge came from Neversweats led by Toomas Neal Stafford Donahue and Showers.
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Standard
Joe Thomas
Smith
MecFlroy
Peley
Fleming
L. G
Hanson
Angel
Sparrow
R. T. Williams
The
Neversweats
R. Toomas
Neal
Stafford
Donahue
Showers
Enjoyable Masquerade at Turner Hall
A masquerade ball directed by A. Peters at Turner hall drew many dancers last night. Prizes were awarded to W. R. Drew as a Spanish cavalier and Mrs. N. Shannon as a flower girl for first place, with Dr. English and Mrs. Hudson winning best comic characters as a country doctor and Crazy Jane.
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Turner Hall
A. Peters
W. RB. Drew
Charming whist party hosted at 312 Birch Street
A whist gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Polinger’s home on Birch Street hosted by a list of guests including Mr. and Mrs. Bean, Mr. and Mrs. Mcarthy, Mrs. Montrose, Miss Agnes McCarthy, Harry Lanyon, and Jack Strohm. Mrs. Montrose won the first lady prize, a bread dish, while Mrs. McCarthy took the booby prize a small tray. Mr. Loan won the first gentleman prize a card case and Mr. Lanyon won the looby prize an ash tray.
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Pol- Inger
Birch Street
T. M. Bean
J. P.M Carthy
Montrose
Agnes McCarthy
Harry Lanyon
Jack Strohm
Mostrose
Lodge Social Delights Modern Woodmen Installation Night
Members of the Modern Woodmen of America held a lodge social at Standard hall to install officers. The evening featured songs recitations and mature mental solos and included a humorous Hot Air talk by M Millsner. After the program dancing followed.
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Modern
Woodmen of America
Standard Hall
M. Millsner
Local Names List Tied to Montana Figureheads
A fragmentary roster cites individuals linked to Montana towns and other cities including Miss Boise, George Wellcome and wife, J. H. Weist, Mrs. J. H. Weist, and several others such as Lincoln, Deer Lodge, Butte, and Kansas City. The text appears as a damaged OCR capture of a notices page with scattered names and places.
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Montana
J. Dencon
Lincoln
Dean
City
L. J. Lachman
Kansas City
W. KB
Burges
Chiago
H. J. Wright
W.w. Jameson
E. Dean
C.H. Putterson
Butte
Frane Boise
George P. Wellcome
B. J. Dee
Deer Lodge
Lamay
J. H. Weist
New York
The Heautifying of Cities Seen in World’s Work
Charles H. Coffin argues beauty in cities matters beyond mere convenience. He cites Paris and New York yet warns Americans undervalue urban beauty. He notes Portelans gain $200 million annually from beauty and Italy counts $9,040 yearly from historic urban artistry.
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Charles H. Coffin
Paris
Rat Asa
New York
Portelans
Perla
Italy
Emperor asks Roosevelt’s daughter to name new yacht
The emperor praised U S relations and shipbuilding progress with the United States and pledged friendly ties as the new year begins. He thanked President Roosevelt via the U S ambassador and asked Mr White to convey personal good wishes. He also expressed high hopes for his new yacht and requested the president’s daughter name the vessel at launch.
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Roosevelt
United States
White
New Year Observed in France Amid Courtly Celebrations
Paris on January 1 observed New Year as a public holiday with President Loubet greeting cabinet ministers and leaders of the senate and chamber. Guards at the Elysee performed honors as the president, escorted by cuirassiers, returned visits amid cheering crowds. An American reception at the U S embassy drew many Monroe Porter guests and marked strong American presence in Paris society.
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Paris
France
Loubet
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Elysee Palace
United States
Horace Porter
New Year Greetings Between Russia and France
On New Year the czar and empress sent best wishes to President Loubet and France. The message praised friendly ties and recalled a visit to the country, with General Andre sending war greetings to General Konropatkin and the Russian army.
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Paris
St. Petersburg
Loubet
Tsarkov-Selo
France
Andre
Konropatkin
France Czar Message From Loubet On Good Wishes
Paris January 1 President Loubet replies to the czar expressing deep gratitude for his and Empress Marie’s good wishes. He notes France remembers the czar’s previous visit and hopes his stay left a lasting positive impression.
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Paris
Loubet
Maesty
France
France and Italy Seek Harmonious Mediterranean Ties
In Rome on Jan 1 French ambassador M Callebarriere praised Italy for rapid material progress and claimed no remaining Mediterranean problems between France and Italy. He said other vital issues were settled on a lasting basis at a reception with the French colony.
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Rome
M. Callebarriere
France
Italy
New Year Greeting From President Diaz Draws World Delegates
Mexico City January 1 President Diaz received thousands of callers including the diplomatic corps pan American delegates congress members and army and navy officers. The president was especially cordial to the pan Americans.
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Mexico City
Diaz
Diplomatic Corps
Congress
Army
Navy
What is a Texas ranger
From Leslie's Monthly a discussion of the Texas ranger notes how the figure is viewed by the public. It contrasts popular myth with reality and examines the ranger as a product of vigilantism shaped by necessity and frontier conditions.
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Leslie
Texas Rangers Define Law on the Frontier
Across the region between the Colorado and the Rio Grande the Texas Rangers are described as the sole force of law. They are portrayed as feared and respected riders who transformed crime-ridden frontier into a peaceful, civilized stretch and remain a symbol of security along the border.
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Biter
Texas
Colorado
Rio Grande
Randeri Cnet White Incn
Union
Wartes
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