Anaconda Standard Advertising Rates and Offices
The Anaconda Standard lists postage rates for 10 to 82 page editions with charges from one to three cents, notes foreign mail double rates, and provides branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls with contact details. It also lists editorial rooms, Washington bureau, eastern offices in Nassau Street and Washington Street, and various newsstands including Chicago San Francisco and Salt Lake locations.
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J. Morton
Chicago
Postoffice
Auditorium Annex
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Denver
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake
Second South Street
Montana Solicits McKinley Fund Through School Events
Montana Governor Toole's committee urges nationwide drive for the McKinley monument with a January 29 birthday observance in schools. The circular calls for special church services the Sunday before and fund collections, inspired by Governor Nash of Ohio, as the drive progresses.
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McKinley Monument
Montana
Toole
Nash
Ohio
German royal visit expected to the United States
Prince Henry’s tour precedes a likely U S visit by Count Waldersee and his wife Mary Esther Lee an American widow who became queen consort of Germany through marriage to Prince Frederick of Schleswig Holstein and later to Field Marshal Waldersee. Her influence in European politics is noted.
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United States
Prince Henry
Count Waldersee
Waldersee
Mary Esther Lee
Stuttgart
Prince Frederick of
Striking case reveals Franks Aldrich mystery in New York
A wealthy New York resident Frank Aldrich died by his own hand at his fashionable home two weeks ago, exposing a Dr Jekyl and Mr Hyde type secret. He was regarded as a law abiding citizen with a devoted wife and charming daughter, a mining operator with western ties and frequent Chicago travel.
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Dr. Jekyl
Mr. Hyde
New York
Frank Aldrich
Aldrich
Chicago
Notorious gold brick swindler ends life after indictment
Frank Aldridge, known as the king of the craft for selling gold bricks, faced an Urbana Ohio indictment for swindling a farmer out of 2200 dollars. While identified as Frank Aldrige in New York, authorities believed he and Aldrich were the same man, and he shot himself to avoid capture. His wife and daughter distrusted the conclusion, clinging to his supposed integrity.
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Dle West
Frank Aldrige
Urbana
Ohio
New York
Frank Aldrich
Whitelaw Reid Named Civilian for King Edward Coronation
The president chose Whitelaw Reid as civilian representative for the coronation, praising his affection for such pomp and noting his past unrewarded attempts at office. Reid avoids senate confirmation and has a history of attempting federal roles, including a failed 1892 vice presidential run. He is described as wealthy from marriage and outspoken about England’s South Africa actions.
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General Miles
Admiral Dewey
King Edward
Wilson
Clark
Whitelaw Reid
Senate
Reid
New York
England
South Africa
Transvaal
Monkeys I Have Met Professor Garner’s Africa Work
Professor R L Garner, back in England en route to America, reports progress on monkey language research in Africa. He claims to have recorded apish utterances on phonograph cylinders and envisions teaching English to apes, predicting future lectures with two anthropoidal performers.
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R. L. Garner
England
America
Africa
Garner
Mbeka
C Company
Butte
Cigars as a Life Saver AVED by tobacco
Samuel Corbin a Marysville Ohio fireman writes a tribute to Nicotine and cigars as a lifesaver. He kept a stock of cigars in his cap on a night off to visit a sweetheart showing his careful devotion to the weed. That same night another man Philip Conner was involved in the scene.
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Samuel Corbin
Marysville
Ohio
Philip Conner
Head blows and velvet cuffs spark a London misadventure
An Associated Press London dispatch recalls a street brawl where Conner struck Corbin with a two handed hickory club to avenge a grudge. Corbin, knocked out briefly, recovered with little damage beyond wrecked cigars. A separate tale notes nobles mistaking a frock coat with velvet cuffs for royal attire and the ensuing fashion panic.
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Vyhe
London
Associated Press
United Kingdom
Edward
Schwab Denies Monte Carlo Gambling Rumors
Charles M. Schwab rejects sensational reports of gambling at Monte Carlo while acknowledging a casino visit. He argues his actions were curiosity and says the claims harmed his steel trust's stock. The piece notes investor expectations of integrity and cautions avoiding appearances of evil.
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Charles M. Schwab
Steel Trust
Monte Carlo
Schwab
Napoleon
Asia Minor
Associated Press
Europe
Wanted Democratic Congress in 1900s Chicago Chronicle Opinion
The article urges voters to elect a Democratic House in response to perceived Navy and War Department scandals. It charges Republicans with bossism and opposition paralysis, arguing only a Democratic Congress free of rings can curb abuses, mismanagement, and imperial expansion. It cites Schley and other officials while calling for reform.
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Chicago Chronicle
Navy Department
War Department
House of Representatives
Congress
Republic
Washington
Jobbery
Philippines
Ment
Army
Navy
War
Carnet Knights of Capitoline Society
Rings
War and Navy Departments
Miles
Merritt
Dewey
Schley
War and Navy
Robeson
Belknap
Eleven Prisoners Escape From McNeil's Island Jail Break
Eleven inmates escaped from McNeil's Island prison between 1 and 2 pm on Sunday. The group includes W. D. Snyder James Campbell Thomas Morton Frank Ainsworth Mike Williams Harry Davis Frank Moran James Moriarty J. P. Stewart Bruce Kenwright James Carroll. A tunnel under cell 10 connected to the boiler room enabled the exit and a dense timber area offered temporary cover. Most guards were dining. eleven men vanished as tables were being set for dinner.
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Tacoma
Wash
United States
McNeil's Island
Hiberty
W. D. Snyder
Idaho
James Campbell
Nome
Thomas Morton
Frank Ainsworth
Mike Williams
Spokane
Harry Davis
Alaska
Frank Moran
Ed O'Neil
James Moriarty
J. P. Stewart
Bruce Kenwright
James Carroll
Ledger
Memorial Services Honor Gen Robert E. Lee Across the South
In Memphis on January 19 memorial services commemorating Gen. Robert E. Lee’s birthday were held across the South. At Central Methodist church 1,500 people heard an eulogy honoring the late Confederate leader.
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Memphis
Tenn
Robert E. Lee
South
Central Methodist Church
Fire destroys agency hospital and guild hall in Minnesota
The agency hospital and the Women’s Guild hall linked to Slocum’s hospital mission burned tonight at White Earth Indian Agency Minnesota. No patients were in the hospital at the time. The structure dated back to 1852.
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White Parth
Indian Agency
Minn
Agency Hospital
Woman's Guild Hall
Slocum's Hospital
Emperor William Hosts Black Eagle Chapter on Anniversary
Berlin observed the anniversary with Emperor William presiding over a chapter of the Order of the Black Eagle. The event marked the traditional celebration within the imperial order and featured formal proceedings.
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Berlin
William
Order of the Black Eagle
Coronation Banquet for Frederick I First King of Prussia
The text notes Frederick I’s 1701 coronation as Prussia’s first king and describes a banquet in the Schloss white hall with the emperor and empress hosted by Count von Buelow the imperial chancellor and foreign ambassador attending. The Order of the Black Eagle is mentioned as founded by Frederick T.
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Frederick I
Prussia
Schloss
Count von Buelow
Order of the Black Eagle
Frederick T
Reverend H. K. Hines Dies at 74 in Portland
Rev Dr. H. K. Hines died early today aged 74 in Portland Ore. He came to Oregon 50 years ago from Herkimer County New York and led Methodist Episcopal affairs in the Northwest as presiding elder for Oregon Washington and Idaho. He chaired the territorial council of Washington and served in the Oregon legislature in 1864 1866 and attended the 1876 Republican National Convention in Cincinnati as a delegate.
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Portland
Ore
H. K. Hines
Hines
Oregon
Herkimer County
N. Y
Methodist Episcopal Church
Northwest
Washington
Idaho
Mother Joseph of Providence Dies at 80 in Vancouver
Mother Joseph of the Sisters of Charity, founder of the House of Providence in Vancouver Washington, died today at the convent she built. She entered the order in Montreal in 1843, came west as a missionary in 1856, and founded the Vancouver House of Providence in December of that year. The Vancouver convent she designed and oversaw remains the Northwest’s finest.
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Vancouver
Wash
Joseph
Order of the Sisters of Charity
House of Providence
Northwest
Sisters of Charley
Montreal
Canada
Seattle Doctor Harry D. Kline Dies of Pneumonia
Dr. Harry D. Kline, president of the King County Medical Society and a prominent state figure, died this afternoon from pneumonia after a brief illness. He was regarded as a leading physician in the region.
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Seattle
Harry D. Kline
King County Medical Society
Violinist Joseph Burke Dies in New York at 85
Joseph Burke of New York famed as Jennie Lind’s 1859 accompanist died today aged 85. His nephew is U S Representative Charles H. Burke of South Dakota.
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New York
Joseph Burke
Jennie Lind
Charles H. Burke
South Dakota
Infanta Maria Cristina Dies in Madrid
Infanta Maria Cristina widow of Don Sebastian dies in Madrid on January 19. Born in 1833, she was a prominent royal figure with long ties to Spanish history.
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Madrid
Infanta Maria Cristina
Don Sebastian
Train kills father and son near Brenham trestle
Brenham Texas January 19 Professor Ww. C. Crossman and his 15 year old son Willie were struck on a trestle north of Brenham by a passenger train and killed instantly.
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Brenham
Tex
Ww. ¢. Crossman
Willie
General Wood funds Matanzas pier project in Havana
General Wood has appropriated 317000 for the construction of a pier and freight house at Matanzas. Bids will be opened on January 6. A bond of 25000 will be required.
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Havana
General Wood
Matangzas
Spanish envoy Alexandro Pidel y Mon resigns
Madrid reports the resignation of Alexandro Pidel y Mon as the Spanish ambassador to the Vatican on January 20. No successor named at this time.
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Madrid
Alexandro, Pidel Y Mon
Vatican
Second Son of Korean King Faces Debt Suit
The second son of the king of Korea, sued by Wolf Bros. & Co. of New York and Philadelphia for 30000 dollars on a promissory note, announced through an interpreter that no defense would be entered. He admitted borrowing and spending the money. the king has been informed and is expected to pay.
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Korea
Wolf Bros. & Co
New York
Philadelphia
Robbers Take 2500 From Gill Home In Victor
Burglars entered the residence of William Gill in Victor Colorado and seized 2500 in currency from a trunk. Gill, a contractor at the Independence mine, planned to pay his workers with the money. No suspects or crew connected to the crime have been identified.
Foresters officials travel to Spokane to probe court strife
Four grand court officials and executive councilmen of the Foresters of America departed Seattle to investigate internal trouble within the Court Royal No. 3 at Spokane.
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Seattle
Grand Court
the Foresters of America
Court Royal
Spokane
Roosevelt cancels trip to dedication of soldiers monument
President Roosevelt telegrammed Governor Durbin that he cannot attend the dedicatory exercises of the soldiers and sailors' monument in Indianapolis in May. The note states the time and event and confirms the absence of the White House leader.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Roosevelt
Durbin
Six Thousand Indian Troops to Leave Calcutta for South Africa
Calcutta reports that six thousand troops from various regiments in India are about to depart for South Africa, signaling a major deployment amid the ongoing imperial conflict.
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Calcutta
India
South Africa
Steamer Al Ki Overdue Stirs No Unease
Seattle January 19 The Lynn canal liner Al Ki is overdue though no uneasiness is felt as officials await news on its status and voyage whereabouts.
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Seattle
Lynn
Humor Quotations and Quips From Modern Talk
Cartoonish exchange pieces show married life and social nerves in sharp, wry lines. The snippets feature Mrs Noddle and Mrs Witman contrasting frankness and deception with everyday domestic trials and the irony of modern listening partners.
Quips and Snatches of Local Wit from Various Papers
A collage of brief comic lines and dialogues from periodicals includes remarks on back numbers court reprints, schoolyard snowballs, undertaker guarantees, and weather witticisms. The bits illustrate everyday humor and mock-serious notices typical of late 19th or early 20th century press.
Dreamy eyes and secret chatter with Miss Richpop
A playful note hints at a romantic exchange involving Miss Richpop and a mysterious Vamecege-vernage, suggesting intimate tete-a-tetes and hidden feelings.
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Miss Richpop
They Were Fresh Fresh Eggs and Cream Puffs Scene
A light exchange at a shop features a grocer and a baker apologizing to Mrs Housekeep about stale eggs and cream puffs, claiming the goods were fresh. The humorous dialogue captures a domestic typist mood and bakery humor.
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