Anaconda Standard Publishing Details and Offices
The Anaconda Standard outlines publishing company details including subscription rates, postage, and foreign rates. It lists branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls and provides eastern and international office contacts, newsstand locations, and the main office address in Anaconda Montana.
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Standard Publishing Company, Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda
The
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Platt Reelection Praised in Roosevelt Irony
A New York Evening Post survey on Thomas Platt’s Senate bid shows varied views from clergymen professors editors and officials. Robert Roosevelt, though a Democrat by name, offers sharp sarcasm praising Platt as the perfect embodiment of Republicanism.
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New York Evening Post
New York State
Thomas Co. Platt
United States Senate
Platt
Evening Post
Paim
Robert B. Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Senate
Republican Party
New York
Indianola rumpus over postmistress colors line
The Mississippi town of Indianola faces a clash with federal rule as residents challenge a colored woman serving as postmistress under Harrison and McKinley. President Roosevelt supports a measured response, suggesting Indianola residents seek mail from the next town if the local official resigns under pressure.
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Indianola
Mississippi
United States
Washington
Harrison
McKinley
Roosevelt
Miles Absence Noted as Miles Serves in Philippines
Washington reports on New Year's Day note General Miles was absent from White House receptions as he serves in the Philippines. The piece hints he searches for evidence against General Young, who would succeed Miles before retirement under the age limit.
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Washington
Miles
United States
White House
Philippines
Young
Miles versus Young looming over Senate confirmation
The piece notes the president pursues retirement of Miles and Miles opposition to Young. It claims Miles plans to block Young’s confirmation by Senate with material about alleged cruelties, while portraying Miles as aging and fading to a carpet knight rather than a true soldier.
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Miles
Young
Senate
Open Door in the Orient and Philippine Trade Dispute
A dated commentary notes waning public focus on the open door policy as tensions rise over exports from the Philippines. It cites a hemp export duty of 7.50 per ton and U S duty preferences, with Germany urging equal treatment and Congress tied to Philippine tariff policy through the Philippine commission.
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Orient
Washington
England
Germany
Philippines
United States
America
State Department
Asia
Secretary of State
Secretary of War
Congress
Philippine Commission
London Skyscraper Fears Rise as City Looks Up
The city contemplates a council led junket to study building methods in major cities. Officials acknowledge land values push growth upward and skyscrapers seem inevitable though London fears architectural ugliness and danger from tall structures.
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London
Nazareth
London Council
London Weds Courage to Build Beyond Fears
The passage depicts London embracing a bold plan to construct monumental structures. It frames the move as a reaction to fear and as a means to elevate appearance and stature, suggesting a turning point toward resilience and ambition.
Ingenious counter tricks in chinaman criminal cases
The Chicago Chronicle foresees a defeat of the Bertillon system as criminals alias themselves through body alterations to use passports. It cites Ah Lin and Mark Twain’s thumbprint idea, noting the endless game of evolving disguises and the ongoing race between ingenuity and countermeasures.
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Chicago Chronicle
the Chronicle
Chicago
Ah Lin
Mark Twain
Bathhouse John Coghlan Visits Chicago Wardrobe Wardrobe
Bathhouse John Coghlan of Chicago visits the nation’s metro polis to add to his renowned ward robe. Reports describe his striking ulster in seakale green with robin’s egg blue details and pearl buttons, while other items draw mixed attention from New York press.
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John Coghlan
Chicago
New York
John
Toole Prepares Broad Message For Legislature Next Tuesday
The Hon. Joseph K. Toole is billed to unload several cars of counsel and advice upon the legislature next Tuesday. No other governor's message this year will be read with such universal inter.
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Joseph K. Toole
Royal scandals and political hopes cast in its pages
The text mocks royal and political figures, noting Saxony's crown princess, the Humberts amid scandal, and a Moorish pretender. It hints at Governor Doles and President Roosevelt, and suggests shifting public sentiment in Montana and Delhi. The passage reads as satirical humor about European royalty and American politics.
Castro Arbitation Plan Seen Rejected By Roosevelt
No decision is reached as President Roosevelt would object to any American state chief executive acting as arbitrator. Castro proposed trying the case by an American republic while accepting arbitration principles. Since Roosevelt declines to act, Castro's plan unlikely to advance and the Hague tribunal proposal may prevail. No New Year cable news from Europe or Venezuela.
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Washington
Castro
Roosevelt
United States
Hague Tribunal
Venezuela
Venezuelan talks at cabinet discuss Allied responses
Washington on January 2 reports that secretary Hay presented a statement showing no definite replies from allied powers to President Castro's last communication. Officials anticipate further negotiations but expect a successful final agreement.
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Washington
Hay
Castro
Monthly Statement of Public Debt Declines Slightly in Dec
Washington reports the December 31 1902 public debt at 947 164 679 after cash in treasury. The drop of 10 982 602 is mainly due to a rise in cash on hand. Debt totals include interest bearing 914 541 240 and noninterest 895 777 109 with credits for matured interest ceased notes. Cash by fund lists gold reserve 150 million and trust funds 876 574 069, totaling 1 321 081 200, with liabilities 986 671 820 and on hand 364 409 560.
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Washington
Treasury
Veterans Banquet Noted by Local Veterans Group
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Red Lodge on January 2 reports about a banquet for ten veterans of the Mexican Civil and Spanish American wars hosted by A. Morrison of the Elmen House. Attendees included Justice of the Peace Hammet Chatfield, M. Kevin, Charles Richardson, Sam Taggart, A. Morrison, J. H. Roberson, A. A. Grady, Noah Davis, George Deegan, and J. Z. Venne, captain of D Company Montana National Guard.
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Standard
Red Lodge
A. Morrison
Elmen House
Hammet Chatfield
M. Kevin
Charles Richardson
Sam Taggart
J. H
Fire damages Wells store in Livingston main district
A January 2 fire in Livingston damaged M. J. Wells store on Main Street. Discovered at 3 o’clock, it was extinguished quickly. Cause traced to a defective flue. Expected loss near 5000 dollars with 4000 dollars insured. High wind fueled risk. rapid fire department action prevented a larger blaze.
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Standard
Livingston
M. J. Wells
Wells
Pope to issue encyclical against dueling
Rome on January 2 reports the pope will issue an encyclical denouncing the duel as a survival of the middle ages. He will appeal to Christian governments to suppress the practice.
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Rome
Coal Prices Move Up In New York Market
New York January 2 prices for soft coal rose again to 8.44 a wholesale level not including freight. Anthracite costs average about 10 to the consumer.
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New York
Death of Edward Knight Jr at St John’s Hospital
Edward Knight Jr a long time Helena resident and former bank teller died at St Johns Hospital after a brief illness. Born in 1861 in Falmouth Kentucky he lived in Helena since 1875 and worked at First National Bank of Helena and other financial posts. He was connected with New York Life Insurance in Montana and made Klondike trips, leaving three brothers and a sister. His parents in Sycamore Illinois were notified.
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The
Standard
Helena
Jan
Edward Knight, Jr
St. Johns Hospital
Knight
Mr. Knight
Falmouth
First National Bank of
Butte
Klondike
New York Life Insurance Company
Sycamore
Chicago
Herbert Nicholson
England
Walter
Thomas Knight
Ingersoll
Ont
Barbour
Dekhuild
Science group weighs public land reform and irrigation
The American Association for the Advancement of Science meets in Washington to urge a physician on the Isthmian canal commission and to honor Dr. Reid. A major discussion covers IRS weather forecasts saving Florida millions, irrigation as a remedy for surplus urban labor, timber supply outlook, and proposals to restrict public land sales with five years residence and cultivation.
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Washington
American Association For the Advancement of Science Today
Roosevelt
Isthmian Canal Commission
Reid
Cuba
Department of Agriculture
Moore
Weather Bureau
Florida
Guy KE. Mitchell
America
Fernow
Agricultural Department
United States
J. D. Whelpley
Death of Gen Ferdinand Po. Earle in Rome
Gen Ferdinand Po. Earle died at his Jumel mansion home after a long illness. He previously owned several New York hotels including the Norman Die and the Netherlands.
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Rome
Ferdinand Po. Earle
Jumel Mansion
Earle
New York
Normandie
Netherlands
Republicans Will Caucus Helena January 2
A brief notice states Republicans will hold a caucus in Helena on January 2. The item notes party activity and a plan for nominating contenders, reflecting local political organizing. Local residents are urged to participate and seek further details from party officials.
Boise Governor appoints James Hardy as private secretary
Idaho Governor Morris announces the appointment of John Hardy of Boise to the position of private secretary in a press event this evening.
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Boise
Idaho
Jan
Morris
John Hardy
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