Anaconda Standard Publishing Rates and Circulation Info
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription prices for Daily and Sunday editions, varying by length and period, with rates for in-page and out-of-town editions. It notes post office mailing requirements, front office contact in the Standard Block, and telephone numbers for department access.
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Europe
P.O
Standard Block
Anaconda
PEM Tgoromics
Cece
Cess
Deer Lodge
I. Watson FE
Watson E. Gaily
L. F. W. Peckover
Advertising rates at Montana Standard branches listed
The Standard notes branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls where advertising rates are provided on application.
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the Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Eastern Offices and Addresses Shown in Washington Bureau Row
Fragmentary text lists addresses and offices including 1 415 G Street NW and Nassau Street in a Washington bureau layout. The snippet mentions eastern offices and city street references with unclear associations.
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Washington
BN Boon Oh. Cie
Nassau Street
Mpalcabo Ooo
Washington Street
Northwest merger drive stirs Minnesota and Helena actions
The piece notes the northwest merger appears completed as Hill faction funds the deal with preferred stock in Northern Securities. It cites Minnesota court injunctions, Helena conferences, and New York banking activity while warning Van Sant may face future legal scrutiny as the Interstate Commerce Commission considers its role, promising witness hearings.
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Northwest
Minnesota
Helena
Northern Securities Company
New York
van Sant
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Courts of Justice
United States Paid Much More Than Just China Claims
The article argues the United States, after war with China, paid all American claims from a $406 million pool but kept $15.09 million with no claim against China. It claims allies pushed excessive demands, tripling costs, and that China was forced into a merciless ethical position.
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United States
China
Republic
Iia
War debt return could save lives in famine ravaged China
The author argues against highway robbery profits and calls for the United States to return 18 million dollars. They claim famine spreads across provinces, depopulation and a death toll near a million, and that repaying the money would relieve misery, ease suffering, and correct a brutal colonial lesson in Christian Europe toward China.
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United States
Christian Turope
China
The Cuban Election and Palma Victory
The article reports a Cuban presidential election where Maéo withdrew, Tomas Estrada Palma won by a wide margin, and will be proclaimed president by Feb 24. Palma, based in Central Valley New York, is portrayed as a stable choice aligned with conservative traders and planters.
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Uba
Maéo
United States
Maso
Tomas Estrada Palma
Palma
Island
Central Valley
N. Y
House of Representatives
Congress
Mason's Push for Government Telegraph Ownership
Illinois Senator Mason unveils a plan to government ownership of telegraph lines, funding the purchase of Western Union and Postal lines with 25 year two percent bonds. The proposal faces strong Republican opposition and is unlikely to advance, with critics citing European outcomes and post office risks.
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Enator Mason
Illinois
Ilinois
Mason
Senate Committee On Post Offices and Postroads
Europe
Western Union
Lines
Senators
Post Office Department
Hanna
Croker
Political Toll Machine Questioned as Government Sells Policy
The passage questions turning toll collection into a political tool and doubts the feasibility of converting it into a profitable federal business. It weighs the potential for a government run system against economic practicality and public reception.
Minister Wu Challenged Over Chinese Exclusion Policy
The piece defends Wu’s efforts to prevent re enactment of the Chinese exclusion law while noting broad American support for continuing exclusion. It praises Wu as a capable advocate, criticizes his methods, and questions whether his campaign will change U S policy or sentiment. The article asserts Americans broadly oppose altering the exclusion framework.
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Obody
China
Tie
Congress
Department of State
United States
Senator Platt Engaged to Mrs Lillian Janeway Widow
Senator Platt is reported to be engaged to Mrs Lillian Janeway a New York widow following Senator Depew’s example. The piece notes the continuing strength of the so called me too sentiment surrounding Platt.
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Senator Depew
Senator Platt
Lillian Janeway
New York
Platt
Roosevelt hunts lions and traps cabinet in Iowa
An odd collage of comments mentions President Roosevelt hunting mountain lions in Colorado and trapping cabinet officers in Iowa. The piece then pivots to Cuba and Palma, with a quip about Santos-Dumont and a flyless flying machine and wireless telegraphy.
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Colorado
Roosevelt
Iowa
Santos- Dumont
North Dakota Governor and Minnesota in Talks Over Patience
A political quip notes Miss Stone out of patience and not in Bulgaria. It suggests North Dakota’s governor might return to his original stance while Minnesota’s governor risks no objection. The remark hints that Senator Fo raker may be plotting audacious political moves.
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Miss Stone
Bulgaria
North Dakota
Minnesota
Gorman
Maryland
Venezuela’s Castro Seeks Julius Caesar Like Finish
President Castro of Venezuela aspires to emulate Julius Caesar and may pursue a similar fate. The remark notes the allure of a Caesar-like end and hints at possible outcomes.
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Castro
Venezuela
Julius Caesar
Wealth of 1890s politics and public figures tangled in satire
The column parodies contemporary leaders and events with headlines about Gorman Depew Aguinaldo and Roosevelt. It references the Northern Securities case and mockingly alleges reincarnation claims by Mrs. Leslie Carter while recalling past theatrical and political episodes.
Alice Roosevelt Debut At White House Ball
Miss Alice Roosevelt, eldest daughter of President and Mrs Roosevelt, was presented at a White House ball in her honor. About 590 guests attended, with many from Washington society and as far as Harvard Yale and Princeton. The event featured lavish decorations in the East Room, no cotillion, and music by the Marine Band and the Washington Barracks artillery corps.
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Washington
Alice Roosevelt
Vdresident
Mrs. Roosevelt
Miss Roosevelt
White House
Marine Band
Bantellmann
Artillery Corps
Washington Barracks
Conservatory
Harvard
Yale
Princeton
Low Charges Crookedness Meet On Greater New York Board
Mayor Low says rumors circulate of money being used to influence fusion aldermen to skip or oppose Monday's city board organization. The Greater New York Board of Aldermen, 78 members, will meet to organize for legislative work with 73 elected as aldermen and 3 borough presidents.
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New York
Board of Aldermen
Greater New York
Low
Iowa Governor Shaw Nearing Treasury Post Confirmation
Governor Shaw of Iowa, to succeed Lyman J. Gage as secretary of the treasury, arrived in Washington and stayed at the Arlington. He met with President and Speaker Henderson and planned further talks with Gage to align on resignation timing, aiming to take office around January 22 to 23.
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Washington
Shaw
Iowa
Lyman J. Gage
Treasury
Arlington Hoetel
White House
Henderson
Gage
Arbitration Crisis Looms as Chileans Face Deadline
Mexico City January 3 report says the arbitration period granted to the Chileans by the conference president expires in 24 hours. Chilean leaders must reveal a definite resolution after discussions with the foreign relations minister Ignacio.
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Mexico City
Ignacio
Chilean delegates demand word on arbitration move
Mariseal reports to Chilean delegates that Mexico acted without their knowledge at the Pan American conference. He sternly says Mexico will not accept lectures from anyone.
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Mariseal
Mexico
Senor Mariseal
Attorney Guilty of Breach in Extradition Matter
London reports attorney Charles Russell faces possible punishment after serving a writ on the U S charge d affaires Henry White to compel H St John Dix to appear for appeal against extradition. The incident breached diplomatic usages and sparked foreign office representations.
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London
Charles Russell
H. St. John Dix
United States
Whatcom
Wash
Russell
Henry White
Dix
King's Bench
High Court of Justice
Bow Street
Foreign Office
Justice Walton
Holloway
Marshal
Queen Anne
Walton
Old-Time Butte Man Carivean Killed in Mt Baker Explosion
Seattle dispatch reports the death of Carivean in a premature dynamite blast in the Mt Baker field. The 40 year old roving prospector, last seen in Alaska, was brought home for burial in Grand Rapids Wisconsin after embalmment. His remains were shipped by Collins Sherman and Foley via the Northern Pacific line.
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Standard
Seattle
Butte
Mt. Baker
Bumas
W. P. Sherman
Ed Sherman
Collins, Sherman and Foley
Northern Pacific
Grand Rapids
Wis
Carivean
United States
Canada
Alaska
Idaho’s famed scout Colonel Robbins rides into legend
The Portland Oregonian profiles Colonel Orlando Robbins known as Rube Robbins a lifelong Idaho frontiersman and chief of scouts. He rode with U S cavalry in the Bannock and Salmon campaigns and saved troopers in Snake River crossings earning a gold watch. Now aged and with a broken arm from wagon travel civilization changes frontier life.
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Portland Oregonian
Orlandgg Robbins
Portland
Idaho
Colonel Robbins
Colonel Rebbins
Goose Creek
Salmon River
Rube’ Rebbins
Yreka
Ely City
Florence
Three-Fingered Smith
Lincoln
J H. Alvord
Robbins
Othe
Ade County
Boise City
Bennett
Joseph
Nez Perces
Howard
Clearwater
Bernard
First Cavalry
Silver Creek
Chie Egan
Egan
Orlando Robbins
Bannock
First United States Cavalry
R. F. Bernard
Fort Boise
History Maker
Northern
Wilder Idaho
Inquiring Philosopher Questions Rise of Old Maids
A short exchange in the New York Weekly features an Inquiring Philosopher asking why the section shows more old maids. An Astute Native suggests the rise of old bachelors in the area as a possible cause.
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New York Weekly
Unclear text fragment from Brooklyn Eagle on Kar pin golf
Fragmentary notice from Brooklyn Eagle mentions Miss Kar pin and Constance with remarks on golf and deafness. The readable lines imply social or entertainment notes without a full report or clear event. No definite names, dates, or outcomes are established.
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Brooklyn Eagle
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