Anaconda Standard publishes rates and office locations
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription prices and mailing rates for daily and Sunday editions, with comfortable year, six month, and three month options. It notes post office handling, international rates, and mentions branch offices in Missoula and Great Falls along with Washington and eastern bureau contacts.
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Wayceee Ally
Europe
P.O
The
Standard
Watte
Missoula
Great Falls
Prince Henry of Prussia to Visit United States in February
A national stir grows over the upcoming visit of Prince Henry of Prussia. Miss Roosevelt will christen the emperor’s yacht in February, signaling Germany’s friendly aims. The prince’s tour promises royal entertainments and public curiosity, with plans reported for elaborate dinners and high society events in New York and beyond.
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Prince Henry
Prussia
Germany
Miss Roosevelt
Atlantic
United States
Europe
Associated Press
New York
Busy Reformers Propose Highway Flirting Crackdown
The New York legislature moves quickly with practical measures. One member introduces a bill to make flirting on public highways a misdemeanor while another pitches abolition of daily duties for all residents of the state.
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United States
New York
Daisies on farms face tax assessor action under new bill
The speaker argues a New York bill grants assessors power to destroy daisies on land with the cost added to property taxes. It preserves owner discretion, allows misde meanor penalties for noncompliance, and envisions gradual reform despite owner resistance and time value concerns.
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New York
Airship prize sparks American zeal and courting finance
American balloonists urge wealthy backers to fund large airships to compete with European designs for a 200000 dollar prize. Carl Myers notes American capital shortages hinder progress while France pushes ahead with bigger, powerful vessels. A separate item discusses the telectroscope hoax and other techs amid a year of political chatter.
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Santos-Dumont
Darius Green
Carl FE. Myers
France
Paris
M. Santos- Dumont
America
Myers
Ping Pong Emerges as Novel Society Amusement
The piece extols ping pong as deft and equal for men and women and a pleasurable relief from balls and theaters. It notes New York society embracing it as a time-killing novelty and predicts Western adoption may lag due to harsher daily life and less demand for freak amusements west of the Mississippi.
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New York
East
Mississippi
The Colonial Folly in German and American Hearts
A 19th century commentary critiques German colonial ventures led by imperial policy and compares it to the United States Philippine campaign. It argues taxes and lives spent on empire yield little return, notes the Kiao-Chou cost, and questions moral grounds for expansion and intervention abroad. It condemns punitive expeditions and urges reflection on domestic reforms and moral tone.
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New York Evening Post
Herr Richter
Reichstag
Cameroons
Far East
Germany
Africa
Asia
Philippines
United States
Weyler
Root
Carlisle to reappear at Manhattan Club on Washington's Birthday
The article notes Six-Secretary Carlisle set for a Democratic appearance at the Manhattan Club in New York on Washington's Birthday. Dent anybody head him off.
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Atlanta Constitution
Carlisle
Manhattan Club
New York
Washington
President’s Courtesy Delays Crowninsfield During Coronation
The Atlanta Constitution reports the president has shown respect for King Edward by ordering Crowninsfield not to appear on shore while the coronation proceeds, signaling formal restraint in diplomatic display.
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Atlanta Constitution
King Edward
Crowninsfield
Mutual cordial letters between president and Gage Smith
The Omaha World-Herald notes letters between the president and Messrs. Gage and Smith are complimentary and sympathetic, though not heartrending, indicating a polite, cordial exchange rather than emotional drama.
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Omaha World-Herald
Messrs
Gage
Smith
Depew Return Prompts Capitol Charivari
When Senator Depew returns to Washington the Senate is likely to take an afternoon off and organize the customary charivari signaling celebration and political hustle in the capital.
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St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Depew
Washington
Senate
Ohio manufacturers threaten to relocate amid Nash tax policy
From the Pittsburgh Dispatch comes a report that Ohio manufacturers, fearing Governor Nash's taxation plan, threaten to move operations to Pennsylvania. Mrs Depew and Mrs Shaw are noted in unrelated speeches and interviews.
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Baltimore American
Mrs. Depew
Mrs. Shaw
Pittebure
Ohio
Nash
Pennsylvania
Senators Satisfied With Columbus Assembly Organization
Senator Hanna says he is satisfied with the organization of the general assembly at Columbus while Senator Foraker states he is not disappointed, reflecting mixed early impressions of the session.
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Cleveland
Hanna
General Assembly
Columbus
Foraker
Ohio man can smoke through his left ear headline
In Canton Ohio a man reportedly can smoke through his left ear a remarkable feat noted in a Chicago Record Herald fragment. The piece adds that he cannot be derailed from reaching the front despite doubts. An Atlanta Journal line mentions Admiral Schley facing the Savannah chicken salad challenge as a final test.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Canton
Ohio
The
Atlanta Journal
Admiral Schley
Savannah
Start on Neely case signals public sentiment concession
The Washington Post reports that any initial move in the Neely case reflects the public mood, suggesting authorities acknowledge public concern even at the earliest stage. The piece frames the development as a cautious opening in a case closely watched by readers.
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The
Washington Post
Neely
Global cattle owner and rare stamp collection noted in 1901 report
David Rankin of Tarkio Missouri, owner of the world’s largest framed enclosure, sold 7 529 head of cattle for 172 520 dollars. Henry J Crocker of San Francisco holds 100 rare stamps valued at 20 000 dollars, including a 1845 20-cent St Louis post office label. French professor M Briac proposes compulsory English in French schools and French in English schools to globalize two languages. Reverend Father M MacCarty’s Co...
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David Rankin
Tarkio
M. Briac
Henry J. Crocker
San Francisco
St. Louis
United States
Columbia Lyceum Opens in Brooklyn for Free Education Access
The Columbia Lyceum in Brooklyn will open January 20 to offer ambitious young men a practically free education, welcoming children of all races and religions. The report also notes social and cultural items including Rev. Parker Morgan’s 20 years as rector, Rubin Goldmark’s upcoming Vienna premiere, and various anecdotes about figures like Joseph Jefferson and Admiral Dewey.
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Indianapolis
France
Cohen
Mr. Cohen
Lumbia Lyceum
Brooklyn
Lyceum
Hum humor lines and quotations recur in 19th century papers
A collage of jokes and aphorisms from Chicago Cleveland and Philadelphia papers. The snippets feature wry exchanges on culture politics and human foibles, with lines about gallery eggs poker chips church donations and a diplomat's definition. The brief item notes Jerry Simpson reappearing in the papers.
New Skirts and Silks Shine In Up To Date Display
A large, attractive showing of entirely new skirts with serpentine silk braids, broadcloth serges, and lacey effects. Introductory prices from 8.10 to 20.00. Also a notable array of white goods and fashionable ivory cards, plus a rubber novelty at the glove counter priced at 25c.
Notable clergymanlinked to society column rise
A grandfatherly minister, recently relegated to the society column, announced to his congregation that the Lord is with us in the forenoon and the bishop in the evening. The Episcopal minister serves a parish within a thousand miles of San Francisco, reported by the San Francisco Wave.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
San Francisco
Shaw Stories and Pie Diets Spark Political Banter
Senator Doliver relays Governor Shaw stories at dinner amid questions about a Washington treasury secretary post. The piece recalls Blaine’s starved diet theory and Hannibal Hamlin, with James Becor stressing warmth and country living to stay healthy.
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Doliver
Shaw
Tablet
Washington
the Treasury
Bill
James G. Blaine
Hannibal Hamlin
Blaine
Victor Smith
Mr. Blaine
James F. Becor
Governor Shaw Responds to Advice Quip
The report notes Governor Shaw quoting, I am going to take that boy's advice, reflecting his reaction to a suggestion received in a public context.
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Governor Shaw
The Little Rich Boy Vincent Astor Heads to Tuxedo
Newspapers note Vincent Astor, ten, will occupy four visas at Tuxedo this winter with his own apartments and a full staff. His life is governed by Col. John Jacob Astor's orders as his health is closely watched.
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Vincent Astor
John Jacob Astor
Tuxedo
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