Anaconda Standard publication and address details
Publication and rate information for The Anaconda Standard include daily and Sunday editions with pricing, foreign rates, office addresses, and telephone numbers. The notice lists offices in New York Chicago San Francisco Denver Salt Lake City and distribution points at various stands.
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I. Ard
Europe
Washington
St. N. W
New York
Nassau Street
Chicago
Ston Street
Morton
Auditorum Annex
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Denver
Seventeenth Wrest
Salt Lake
Wath Street
Salts Co
Standard Publishise Company
Anacondia
Mont
Anaconda Park Bid Critiqued as Costly Gift
The Anaconda city council faces a report listing park setup at 16500 for first costs and 3000 yearly upkeep, with warnings the gift could be a white elephant. Critics urge fencing only if needed and propose 5500 as initial outlay with 600-800 yearly maintenance. they call for thorough review before proceeding.
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Anaconda
Anaconda Company
pessimistic view of Philippine pacification and costs
Army and Navy Journal criticizes American rule in the Philippines, warning of rebellion under Mavile and fear among civilians. It calls civil government fragile without martial support, notes rising taxation, and argues pacification relies on force, with expenditures nearing 400 million dollars and cynical views of benevolent assimilation.
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Army and Navy
Philippines
Dove of Peace
Waclanta
Spain
England
Mitian
General Miles Criticizes Reprimand by Secretary Root
The text reports General Miles defending a reprimand of him by Secretary of War Root, condemning it as improper and contrary to Army rules. It notes civilian and Army Navy Journal objections and questions whether the president should publicly rebuke Root for violating Army regulations.
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Roat
Miles
Schley
Root
Army and Navy Journal
Secretary Root
The Reign of Law and the Mystery of Life
An essay praising science’s progress from magic to chemistry in solving life and death through universal law. It traces humanity’s quest for immortality from ancient mysticism to modern biology, noting the shift from occult theory to analytical method and the ongoing aim to reduce life to orderly law.
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Tere
University of Chicago
India
Egypt
America
Europe
Chicago
Science
Nester
Twentieth Century Life Quest and Political Jousts
A long column reviews life’s law and the elixir of life debate led by Jacques Loeb and early hints from Dr. Houghton, recalls Secretary Long amid the Schley matter, and lampoons political currents. It notes Cuba, China, Boer-Filipino tension, and Montanan contests, plus Lord Farnefote’s gout that keeps him housebound.
Chinese Exclusion Provisions Expanded and Senate Actions
The article outlines extended Chinese exclusion rules including island restrictions, registration within six months, and deportation for noncertified individuals. It also reports Senate activities after a recess, noting deaths of Senator Sewell and memorial actions, plus a New York postoffice bill and Panama Canal property sale discussions.
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Commissioner of Immigration
United States
Supreme Court
Hawaii
Porto Rico
Philippines
District of Columbia
United
Cuban reciprocity to be considered first by ways and means
Washington reports that Chairman Payne regards Cuban reciprocity as the likely first major measure before the ways and means committee. He has invited Cuban delegates for a hearing time and has not scheduled hearings pending their reply. An anti anarchist bill including a presidential assault penalty and an oath for immigrants was introduced by Jenkins. The House took no business today, adjourned after paying respects for Senator Sewell, and administered oath to Smith and Weeks.
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Washington
Senate
Senator Sewell
New Jerse
Milburn
Sewell
Berry
Arkansas
Kean
New Jers
Swell
Deven
New Yo
Jan
Payne
Ways and Means Committee
Representative Jenkins
Judiciary Special Committee
House
Loudenslager
New Jersey
Messrs. Smith
Iowa
Weeks
Michigan
Submarine tunnel bill aims San Francisco Bay link
Representative I Wahn of San Franchero introduced a bill to build a submarine tunnel under San Francisco Bay with openings on Goat Island and to allow freight and passenger transport between San Francisco and Oakland.
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Washington
Iwahn
San Franchero
San Francisco Bay
Goat Island
United States Military Reservation
San Francisco
Oakland
Sub-Committee Appointed on Immigration Bills
Washington January 6 Representative Shattuc chairman of the house immigration committee appointed Representatives Lawrence Kahn and Robb as a special committee to consider the bills excluding aliens anarchists.
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Washington
Shattuc
House Immigration Committee
Lawrence, Kahn and
Robb
Receivers Appointed for Toledo & Detroit Railway
The Everett Moore syndicate’s financial troubles lead Judge Larber to appoint Ohio Savings Bank and David Cunningham of Detroit as receivers for the Toledo & Detroit Railway. An injunction restrains Detroit & Toledo Short Line and secretary George S. Stewart from selling more bonds. Receiver fund set at 10 and injunction bond at 5,000 for Strong Contracting Company tied to the case.
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Cincinnati
Ono
Jan
Everett-Moore Syndicate
Toledo & Detroit Railway
Synfcate
Larber
Common Plea
Ohio Savings Sunk and Trust Company
David
Cunningham
Strong Contracting Company, Limited
Our Muslin Underwear Sale Opens With Defender Line
A sale of muslin underwear highlights a complete Defender line praised in leading magazines. The ad touts attractive features and world famous status, inviting shoppers to explore the collection.
Final clearing sale in stationery department opens today
Inaugurates a final clearing sale to make room for other departments. Bargains display on the second floor near the elevator. Lead pencils, envelopes, rulers, cards, folders, and Society stationery offered at marked down prices with many items at a few cents per pack.
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Eagle
Carpenters
Faber’s
Newspapers as a strong agency for God, says speaker
The speaker argued that newspapers formed a strong agency for God and that restrictive laws would shut off all the good in newspapers as well as the bad. He urged defenders of press freedom to resist censorship.
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God
Sailors Murder a Woman on the Chicago River
A 23 year old woman Carrie Larson was found killed with a weight about her neck and pulled from the Chicago River. Louis Thomas a cook on the steamer Oscar and crewman Robert Riesseck were arrested after authorities say Thomas recruited Larson from an employment agency on New Year’s. Riesseck claimed the two argued and Thomas forced him to help weight and throw her overboard while Thomas denies the charges.
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Chicago
Louis Thomas
Oscar
Robert Riesseck
Carrie Larson
Thomas
Riesseck
Defends Newspapers by Topeka Minister at Meeting
The Rev. C. M. Sheldon defended modern newspapers before the Topeka ministerial association on January 6 as a member criticized journalists as a class for breeding anarchy. Sheldon dissented from the negative view of the press.
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Topeka
Kan
C. M. Sheldon
Ministerial Association
Sheldon
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Norton
Hie
Jacques Loeb
Maureeni
Indiana
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Houghton
Indiana State Medical Society
Secretary Long
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Tari
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de Carter
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Lord Faunrefote
New Postoffice
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New York City
Secretary of the Treasury
Morris K. Jessup
New York Chamber of Commerce
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Hudnut
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Butte, Mont
Rice & Fulton
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Goldberg
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Butte
Vasudu Tance
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