Anaconda Standard 1903 circulation figures and notices
Watson E. Gaily reports the Anaconda Standard carried 4 080 478 copies in 1902 with a daily average of 11 204 and Sunday 14 007. The issue lists postal rates, offices, and assorted national and regional distribution points. It also notes a Senate address incident involving Mr. Tillman and Attorney General Knox with Gonzales death context.
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State of
Montana
Deer Lodge
Watson E. Gaily
F. W. Peckover
Senate
Mr. Tillman
Knox
Tillman
Gonzales
Charitable Gifts in 1902 Leap to Million-Dollar Mark
Appleton’s Cyclopaedia notes gifts and bequests for public purposes reached 1 million dollars in 1902. Rockefeller and Carnegie lead a list with varied gifts to libraries churches and educational bodies, including plans to endow the General Education Board and a Pittsburgh university project by Frick. A broader base of modest givers grows, yet 1909 totals lag behind the previous year.
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Appleton
SIS
Rockefeller
Carnegie
Charles M. Schwab
Helen Gould
War Department
Chicago University
Harvard University
General Education Board
South
General
Frick
Pittsburg
Polytechnic School
Platt Wins Albany Caucus Backing for Senate Seat
The Albany caucus named Platt to succeed himself as federal senator amid machine politics. Critics say the Empire State lacks worthy rivals and Choate once pressed for the seat but had no chance. Persistent rumors link Platt to the Roosevelt administration and debate over relations between them.
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Thomas C. N Platt
Albany
Empire State
Platt
Joseph Choate
Choate
Senate
Roosevelt
New York
Roscoe Conkling
Conkling
Conkling-Platt
E. G. Lapham
Warner Miller
Wiliam M. Evarts
Frank Hiscok
David B. Hill
Murphy
Troy
Chauncey M. Depew
Mr. Platt
Republican
Quay
Croker
The Sultan of Sulu and United States Policy
A critical editorial surveys U S dealings with the sultan of Sulu, noting the 1898 treaty terms amid annexation rhetoric, the sultan’s wealth and lineage, and public calls for reform while contrasting with New York politics and broader national trends in wealth and power.
Indiana man introduces extreme wealth cap bill in Congress
An Indiana man introduces a bill in the national House proposing a hard wealth limit of ten million dollars per individual. The measure is described as an absurd idea, though it reflects shifting attitudes since the founding of the United States and the era when Washington started the presidency.
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United States
Washington
Standard
Indiana
House of Representatives
Money to Prosecuted Major Edwin Glenn Trial
Manila January 19 defense in the court martial of Maj Edwin S Glenn sought to show funds raised in Samar to prosecute Glenn and other officers. Evidence of a fund was admitted but most testimony was excluded. Captured insurgent documents were introduced confirming spies and violations of the laws of war.
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Manila
Maj
Edwin S. Glenn
Island of
Samar
Glenn
Mitchell 10 The Miners Against an Incorporation
United Mine Workers of America opened its 14th annual convention in Tomlinson Hall Indianapolis with President Mitchell receiving a large ovation. He warned that inclusion of trade unions through incorporation would threaten labor rights and praised joint agreements reducing strikes while criticizing injunctions as erosive to constitutional liberty and trade union strength.
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Indianapolis
United Mine Workers
Tomlinson Hall
Mitchell
Civic Federation
Roosevelt
White House
Mitchell Con
Virginia
West Virginia
Fairmont
Norfolk & Western Railroad
Mr. Mitchell
Clarence S. Darrow
Chicago
Contested Seats in Silver Bow Face House Review
The Silver Bow county contest case moves through legal argument as Jones criticizes the process and Booth defends legislation as the house weighs immediate consideration. Witnesses, can vassing delays, and questions of clerk authority are central as exec session follows.
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Jones
District Court
Silver Bow County
Maren
Breen
Booth
Secretary of State
House
Children jackets in kersev velvet trim leather look coats
Two styles offered at sale today. One tam ker sev velvet trimmed jacket and another heavy navy cheviot with embroidered star on collar. Regular price 87.50, today price 18.50 and assorted beige tan and black ker sev lined with satin. Your choice today.
Flannel Waist Styles Offer Comfort and Durability
Retail note highlights over fifty flannel waist options with varied trim styles. Some garments feature trimmed details while others are plain tailor stitched for durable everyday wear.
Musical heart observed at Vienna Medical Society meeting
At a late Vienna Medical Society gathering Dr. Reitter presented a young woman with a musical heart. Doctors listened to the lower chest and heard notes rising from a high pitch to a lower, softer tone then nearing a peak again. They attributed the noises to a strained sinew or nerve or valve malformation.
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Vienna Medical Society
Reitter
Sheep In Transit Cannot Be Taxed in Wyoming Case
Supreme Court, January 19, Justice Brown delivers the opinion in John Kelly vs Oliver Rhoads. Wyoming sought to tax 10 000 head of sheep driven through the state from Utah to the east. Transit took six to eight weeks and the sheep grazed along the way. Lower courts upheld the tax, but the ruling is reversed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Justice Brown
John Kelly
Oliver Rhoads
Wyoming
Wyomng
Kelly
Utah
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Sona
Hurupe
Ofice
Standera
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Washington Bureau
Post Building
Naecay Street
Washington Street
Morton
New York City
L. Jonas & Co
Astor House
Brentano's
Union Square
Postoffice Newe
Hicageo
Auditorum
Inneapolis
Minn
R. G. Hearsey & Co
Third Street
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Tver
Seventeenth Street
Lake City
West
Second South
Ateee
Salt Lake News Co
North Howard Reem
Pacific Avenue
Ft. Pike Strait Ortland
Portland
Jettere and
Corre Ndence
Andard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mont
Gift Enterprises
Sulu
Jolo
Sula
John. Bates
Sultan
N. P
South Carolina
North Carolina
Judge Harney
Smoot
Bille
Montana House of Representatives
Grover Cleveland
Colorado
Edwin Glenn
Unvina
Tion
Denou
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Anthracite Coal Strike Commission
Silver Bow's
Mr. Booth
Krimmer Cape
M. J. Connell Company
Owsley Block
Butte, Mont
Rice & Fulton
Pufahl’s
Oming
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