Anaconda Standard Ad Rates and Office Details
The Anaconda Standard lists daily and Sunday subscription rates in advance for various periods and notes mailing costs. It states rates for Europe and foreign inquiries at the Main Office in Standard Block Anaconda and lists telephone numbers for the business office and editorial rooms. It mentions branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls with advertising rate information on request.
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Standard Publishing notices address list
Washington Bureau 1415 G Street N East PR notes show office locations and newsstand outlets in Chicago San Francisco Denver Salt Lake City for The Standard. It directs general correspondence to The Standard Publishing Company Anaconda Montana.
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Chicago
Postoffice
Auditorium Annex
San Francisco
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Denver
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake
Second South Street
Annex Centerville gains favor for joining Butte
Butte's plats and additions committee supports annexing Centerville and nearby districts east and west of the city. Residents back annexation, seeking city services and fire protection. A vote would require consent from Centerville residents and district voters, with a municipal election likely to decide.
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Walkerville
Centerville
Butte Fire Department
Battles at the Isthmus Panamanian clash claims governor
Turbulent fighting at the Isthmus of Panama erupts between insurgents and government troops. Gen. Carlos Alban, Panama governor, killed along with many soldiers as naval vessels, though improvised, play a decisive role in the battle amid widespread disorder and a challenging situation for U.S. naval officers observing the conflict.
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Carlos Alban
United States
Ely
At Isthmian Conflict Sailors Face Delicate Treaty Duty
American forces, including marines and bluejackets, must keep transportation on the isthmian railway amid ongoing fighting. Treaties demand restraint as contending armies threaten the line, and Philadelphia’s crew is praised for humane acts during battles and rescues.
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United States
Philadelphia
Isthm
Funeral of Judge DeWitt in Butte and Helena burial
The funeral for Judge William H. DeWitt will be held at the family residence in Butte with brief services. Remains will be sent by train to Helena for burial in the city cemetery. Montana mourns a man noted for his character and public service.
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Butte
Helena
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DeWitt
Peculiar Law Foe Queer German Temperament Aboard Steamship
A Singapore dispatch reports a tragedy on the liner Prinz Heinrich en route from Penang to Singapore where two German assistant engineers quarreled over a lady. One attempted suicide and died. the other survived and faces culpable homicide charges. The case raises questions about bizarre legal reasoning and jealousy as motive.
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Singapore
Prinz Heinrich
Penang
Germany
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Congress faces Chinese exclusion policy during new session
The article notes early session confidence in passing a bill to extend Chinese exclusion, with strong press support east and west. It warns that delays come from fringe issues and debates over citizenship and Filipinos could turn the bill into prolonged contention or constitutional questions to the Supreme Court.
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Washington
Philippine Islands
United States
Supreme Court
Exclusion Push for Chinamen and Filipino Status Debate
The piece argues for a simple exclusion measure that blocks Chinamen from entering the United States and leaves Filipino civil status unresolved in oriental colonies. It criticizes recent Washington proposals as risking the broader exclusion issue and questions islanders' own understanding of their status.
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United States
Washington
Editorial Sees Division Over St Louis Exposition Date
The St Louis Globe Democrat notes a split over the exposition date with many favoring the original plan while warn of scant foreign exhibits if not postponed. Washington hints a one year delay may be decided as federal funding and patronage loom large and envoy outreach lags.
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Europe
Mr. Nichols List Sparks Nationwide Fashionable Society Debate
A critical column mocks Dr. C W De Lyon Nichols for publishing a list of about four hundred people he deems worthy of fashionable society. The piece notes Ward McAllister’s era is dead, objects to geographic bias, and predicts backlash from Philadelphia to San Francisco. It argues social rankings are impossible to fix and that officials in New York City suffer similar critiques.
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United States
New York
San Francisco
Gentleman
Ward Me‘Allister
Ward McAllister
Butte
Rocky Mountain Country
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Chicago
The Art of Making Enemies Across Nations
A critical look at how European caricature and press satire shape public opinion between Britain Germany and France. The piece contrasts Napoleonic era exaggeration with today’s images and argues diplomacy suffers when leaders respond via the press. It cautions against personal quarrels destabilizing relations.
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Leandre
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England
Germany
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Dress reform crusade faces backlash over rubber excess
The piece describes a harsh push for dress reform affecting the poor including Rube and others, while Chicago aldermen pledge to give skate gear to needy children. Ward healers denounce the effort as political manipulation and pleasure seeking lawmakers. A Philadelphia infant is noted with early teeth, hinting at a future political pace. President Roosevelt is mentioned as a distant potential benchmark.
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Chicago
Young Corbett Marries Miss Maud Slater in Cakewalk Collision
In taking Maud Slater as bride, the noted cakewalker known as Young Corbett signals he may require an abundance of dough for future years.
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Maud Slater
Corbett
Web Davis Visits Denver Without Exploding
The Denver Republican notes that Web Davis spent two days in Denver with a loaded and primed speech, yet did not explode. The remark highlights the unexpected restraint during the visit.
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Denver Republican
Web Davis
Denver
Roosevelt Barred from Serious Errors in Conger Success
Detroit Free Press notes President Roosevelt could scarcely err in naming a successor to Minister Conger as the political task left little room for a major misstep.
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Detroit Free Press
Roosevelt
Conger
Roosevelt's Civil Service Reform Arm of His Party
The Philadelphia Public Ledger notes Roosevelt's appointments suggest a bid to advance civil service reform within the party. It signals a shift toward merit based appointments, potentially aligning party machinery with progressive governance and reducing patronage.
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Philadelphia Public Ledger
Roosevelt
Gage Seen as Possible Illinois Senator in Opinion
The St. Louis Star notes it would be mildly amusing if Secretary Gage won the senatorial post in Illinois, a prospect viewed with wry humor by the paper.
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Gage
Illinois
Roosevelt Seeks View of Witness On Clark Conversation
President Roosevelt hears the views of an eyewitness who attended a discussion with Captain Clark. The witness' account sheds light on the exchanges and potential implications for policy and leadership.
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Washington Post
President Roosevelt
Captain Clark
Champ Clark Claims Equal Skill in Religion and Dog Fights
Washington Times reports Champ Clark asserts he can write about religion with the same ease as about a dog fight, claiming equal mastery across topics.
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Washington Times
Champ Clark
Captain Crushnell Net Triumph Sparks Cheers
In Chicago Tribune coverage, Captain Crushnell delivers a decisive win prompting jubilant cheers from spectators as the crowd celebrates a notable achievement.
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Chicago Tribune
Captain Crushnell
Notable Americans and Foreign Dignitaries Linked by Movements
Justice Jerome of New York cultivates a home workshop at Lakeville Connecticut. Ambassador Choate has gained weight in London. Hugh J. McGowan leads Cincinnati Traction and Indianapolis Street Railway, started with Kansas City mule work for $2 a month. Ex Representative Levy plans April 13 Monticello birthday celebrations with Jefferson and other Democrats. Nicaragua’s minister plenipotentiary Luis F Corea, youngest in Washington, active in Central America confederation and Inter-oceanic canal efforts. A memorial tablet for Sir Walter Besant to be placed in the crypt.
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Inianapolis Street Railway Company
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Jefferson M. Levy
Thomas Jefferson
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Hill
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Isthmian Canal
Washington
Confederation of Greater Central America
Slab Honoring Blackmore and Reade to be Placed in Cathedrals
Exeter cathedral will mount a marble wall slab with a medallion portrait and inscription to honor R. D. Blackmore of Lorna Doone fame. A separate memory tribute for Charles Reade will also be set nearby in the cathedral. Joshua Lamoreaux, 80, near Ceases Mills Pa., was found unconscious at his wife’s grave after a bitterly cold day, marking 60 years of marriage with her.
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Charles Reade
R. D. Blackmore
Joshua Lamoreaux
Ceases Mills
Humor of the Day and Short Prose Snippets
A collection of playful exchanges and quips from various papers. The dialogue touches politics with Nuriteh’s candidacy, editorials about press printing, and light social humor. A lonely shepherd jokes about medical help and natural death.
Uncle William the horse trader in honest disguise
A rural observer warns to watch Uncle William when he returns from market. He trades old nags in an “even up” deal and may bring home two horses each trip. His calm, solemn face hides sharp wit and a knack for exchanges that may not pass assessor scrutiny.
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Philippines Tariff Bill Debates Over Henry Visit Costs and War Policy
Congressional debate covers who pays for Prince Henry's London visit, and critiques of maintaining the Philippines. Lawmakers clash over costs, war aims, and the future status of the islands while a temporary free trade proposal and tariff reductions are examined.
Philippine tariff bill to cut duties 25 percent for Philippines goods
Senate committee on Philippines agrees to report the house Philippine tariff bill with amendments. The measure carries a 25 percent reduction on goods from the Philippines to the United States and an extra cut in export taxes on Philippine products sent abroad.
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Senate pensions bill favored for Mrs Ide Saxton McKinley
The senate committee on pensions ordered a favorable report on Senator Hanna's bill to grant a $5,000 yearly pension to Mrs Ide Saxton McKinley, referenced from Washington on January 20.
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Senate Committee On Pensions Today
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Great Walls City Council Tacks Bid for Street Sprinkling
Great Falls dispatch reports at the January 9 meeting the council directed the clerk to advertise for bids for street sprinkling. City Attorney Freeman urged an ordinance to curb railroad train speeds within city limits and to be introduced next meeting. It was noted the telephone company cut down several shade trees on Seventh Avenue to install wires.
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British Officials Deny Odessa Uprising Report in India
London officials of the Indian office state there is no truth to a Odessa report claiming a native uprising at Nasrrbad in the Alamere district and asserting British troops were defeated in three engagements.
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