Anaconda Standard Publishes Daily News Rates
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions, with yearly, half year, quarter, and monthly terms. It notes post office recognition, foreign rates, and advertising details and mentions branch offices in Butte, Missoula, and Great Falls.
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Standard Publishing Company, Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda
The
Standart
Butte
Missoula Ani Great Falls
Washington Bureau Postal Listings and addresses
The text lists various office and retail addresses across major cities for the Stardura and related services. It notes locations in New York Chicago Minneapolis San Francisco Denver Salt Lake City Spokane Portland and a general Anaconda Montana correspondence address.
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New York City
L. Jonas & Co
Astor House
Brentano's
Union Square
Chicago
Footoffice Newe
Audiorum
Minneapolis
Minn
RGG
Hearsey @ Co
Tird Street
San Franesco
Palace Horet
Denver
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake City
West
Second South
Salt Lake
Anaconda Standard Circulation Figures for 1900s Declared
Watson E F Gaily circulator for the Anaconda Standard states total paid circulation 4 080 478 copies in the year 1900 14 204 daily 14 007 on Sundays. Notary Prince Peckover swears to the affidavit on a January Sunday in Deer Lodge County Montana.
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State of
Montana
Deer Lodger
Watson E. Gaily
Watson EF. Gaily
Pr. W. Peckover
Notory
Impeachment Move in Montana Courts Stirs Public Interest
The Montana legislature initiates impeachment proceedings against District Judge Harney of Silver Bow county arguing the case tests bench integrity in the Northwest. The case centers on disbarment efforts against attorney Shores and alleged bribe attempts involving Mrs Brackett, with constitutional process outlined for trial and potential conviction by the Senate. The Standard notes Harney’s late self-defense testimony and urges a fair judicial probe to determine accountability.
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Montana
Harney
Silver Bow
Northwest
A. J. Shores
Bracktt
Blanchard
Judge Harney
House
Senate
Harney Court
Heinze
Citi
Inquiry Demands Candid Review of Harney Court
The passage urges a thorough inquiry by state senators to reveal truth about Judge Harney's court. It argues the public deserves an honest assessment and the legislature should determine if the court is corrupt and rotten.
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Zens
State Senate
Harney
Lemuel Quigg and Montana political dates replayed in Washington
The commentary recalls Lemuel Eli Quigg once a reformer and editor in Helena now linked to a Washington probe. The tale centers on alleged payoffs in a torpedo boat vote and Wilce involvement via Dessler testimony, with Quigg's name emerging as a distant figure tied to old Montana campaigns.
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Montana
Lemuel Il Quirke
Washington
Quigg
Russell Harrison
Helena
Daly
Clark
Broadwater
Times
Tom Carter
Congress
Dessler
House
Wilce
Qulee
Lessler
Lemuel Eli
Montana Legislature Faces Silver Bow Election Contests
The Montana legislature will hear a contested election from Silver Bow County amid claims of precinct fraud in last November’s vote. Contestants pressed their case to the legislature after officials refused to review the disputed results, arguing they are within their rights to seek a hearing.
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Montana
Silver Bow County
Silverhow
Silver Bow
Legislative Committee
No Crusade in Sight
An AST letter writer argues the Standard is not pursuing a gambling crusade. The author notes no current signs of law enforcement action against pool halls or gaming houses and contemplates a public vote on licensing versus graft in the current issue.
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Montana
Bible Reading In New York Schools Declared Impunity Safe
The New York state superintendent rules that Scripture may be read in public schools without comment or legal penalty. This reverses prior positions and aligns with the longstanding practice in New York City schools where Bible readings occurred despite constitutional challenges.
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New York State
New York City
City Board of Education
Winter of severity and satirical quips across the nation
Judge Harney comments on a harsh Montana winter while a witty parade of satire touches on a girlless couchship Marconi jokes elevator fatalities and political rows. References range from Helena baseball to Venezuela and hemp imports as Max O'Rell muses on women fatigue.
Max's Matrimony Dissertation Sparks Debate
A fragment suggests a debate over a set of dissertations on marriage by an author named Max. The text hints at others compiling portions to study the topic, reflecting intrigue around matrimonial writings.
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Max
Carter Favored to Be United States Senator in Montana
A Montana visitor predicts a Republican victory in the next legislature with Tom Carter as the choice for U.S. senator, calling him the slickest man in the state. The long column includes anecdotes about lawmakers, a Jewish project, and humorous remarks from several figures.
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Montana
Tom” Carter
United States
Tom Carter
The Pony and the Cart That Changed a Wish
A child longs for a mouse colored pony and a cart. He discovers the rider bears crippled legs, realizing the boy’s daily life is burdened by his condition. The narrator, moved by empathy, ends with relief that the other child has the pony while he does not envy the pain behind the wish.
Colonel Lynch Must Die Says Court
Col Arthur Lynch, to be hanged for treason unless commuted to imprisonment, served as a war correspondent in South Africa and commanded the second Irish corps on the Boer side. He was elected to represent Galway in Parliament in November 1891 and was arrested in England on June 11.
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Arthur Lynch
South Africa
County Galway
England
Lynch Is Found Guilty Of High Treason In Boer War Case
Trial of Col. Arthur Lynch ends with a death verdict on four counts. Justice Wills sentences Lynch for treason and notes rare gravity of the offense. Commutation to imprisonment likely. Lynch remains composed as wife is granted access. The defense argues naturalization lacked treason intent. the prosecution calls it cowardly act.
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New York
London
Arthur Lynch
Galway
Lynch
Edward Carson
Wills
Great Britain
Fate of Colonel Lynch in treason case debated
The article discusses Colonel Lynch and the implications of a treason conviction for his sympathy with the Boers. It warns that fellow parliamentarians share similar views and might follow his example if given the chance.
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Colonel Lynch
Bengland
Lynch
Hibernians Plan Nationwide Protest Over Lynch Case
James J. Dolan national president of the Ancient Order of Hibernians will issue a circular to Hibernians in the United States and Canada. It calls for dignation meetings to protest the condemnation of Col. Arthur Lynch and to reaffirm allegiance to Irish nationality principles.
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Syracuse
N. Y
James
Dolan
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Hibernians
United States
Canada
Arthur Lynch
Final Summons: Col. Philip Deitsch Dies in Cincinnati
Col. Philip Deitsch, superintendent of police in Cincinnati, died today. Born in Bavaria on Oct. 27, 140, he came to the United States as a youth, served in the regular army, reenlisted in 1861 for the Civil War, and spent most of his life in Cincinnati police service.
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Cincinnati
Philip Deitsch
Bavaria
United States
Washington Territory
Army of the Potomac
Commutation Rumors Round Colonel Lynch Sentence
London newspapers speculate that Colonel Lynch has been commuted and urge a deterrent punishment that is not so severe as to make him a martyr.
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London
Lynch
Devlin Reports Lynch Conviction Echoing Irish Struggle
Joseph Devlin of North Kilkenny, MP, visiting Boston for United Irish League business, learned today of Colonel Lynch’s conviction and sentence. Devlin remarked that England’s past treatment of conquered peoples signals enduring pressures and resolve.
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Boston
Joseph Devlin
North
Kilkenny
United Irish League
Colonel Lynch
Galway
Devlin
England
J L Brandies Early Omaha Merchant Dies at Home
J L Brandies head of J L Brandies & Sons and a leading Omaha merchant died at his home from Brights disease. He had been a prominent retailer and capitalist for 20 years.
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Omaha
J.L. Brandies
J. L. Brandies & Sons
Bright
Former Illinois Lieutenant Governor Hoffman Dies in Wisconsin
Former Illinois Lieutenant Governor Francis Arnold Hoffman died at Riverside farm near Jefferson Wisconsin. The Civil War era official and noted writer on agricultural towns passed away at his home. He served as lieutenant governor during the war period.
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Jefferson, Wis
Francis Arnold Hoffman
Illinois
Riverside Farm
Indian Educator Zebius Zenisz Dies in Chicago
Chicago January 23 Zebius Zenisz a renowned Indian educator died here today from typhoid fever after a three day illness. He was sent to the United States by the English government to study the school system and educational methods.
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Chicago
Zebius Zenisz
India
Little Tug on Big Trip
The tug Fortune sails from Culebra West Indies around Cape Horn to Bremerton Washington a distance over 13000 miles. Sister to the Leyden wrecked off Block Island the Fortune is 137 feet long with a 26 foot beam and 340 indicated horsepower. At 38 years old the small vessel undertakes a rare ocean passage.
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New York
Fortune
Leyden
Block Island
Cape Horn
Culebra
West Indies
Bremerton Navy Yard
State of Washington
Horn
Stubbs and Fitzgerald nuptials at White Sulphur Springs
George Stubbs of Stubbs and Wheeler, sheepmen of the upper Smith river valley, married Miss Mary EF Fitzgerald on Tuesday evening. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Mr. Armstrong of the Methodist church in the parlors of Phelps' hotel.
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Standard
White Sulphur Springs
George Stubbs
Stubbs & Wheeler
Upper
Smith River Valley
Mary EF. Fitzgerald
Mr. Armstrong
Methodist Church
Phelps’ Hotel
Return of Boer Delegate Abraham Fischer Granted
London Jan 23 The government granted Abraham Fischer one of the Boer delegates in Europe and former Orange Free State executive council member permission to return to South Africa at the request of Secretary Chamberlain.
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London
Chamberlain
Abraham Fischer
Europe
Executive Council
Orange Free State
South Africa
Adams Express Absorbs Morris European Express
The Adams Express company has absorbed the Morris European Express company and will operate in European express business going forward. The move unites two longstanding carriers to expand cross continental shipment services.
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New York
Adams Express Company
Morris European Express Company
Earthquakes Felt in Georgia City and Tybee Island
Two distinct shocks of earthquake were felt in Savannah at 8:15 PM with reports that houses on Tybee Island were very perceptibly shaken. No injuries are mentioned.
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Savannah
Tybee Island
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