Anaconda Standard announces publication details and offices
The Anaconda Standard lists publication frequency and rates for daily and Sunday editions, foreign and domestic postage, and branch offices in Butte, Missoula, and Great Falls. It notes telephone numbers, bureau addresses, and regional newsstands, with main office in Standard Block Anaconda Mont.
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Kaiser William the Great and His Birthday Reflections
A retrospective portrait of Kaiser William II born 1859, his leadership and limits as German emperor. The piece notes his conservative turn, constitutional constraints, and his role as Prussia’s king while highlighting his family, successors, and public sentiment on his birthday.
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Paris
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Darien Scheme Revival Prompts Isthmus Route Debate
The piece critiques revived Darien canal ideas as likely efforts to stall the Panama plan in Congress. It notes crude surveys from 1446 and 1864 and recalls De Lesseps backing the route as the best engineering option, as analyzed by commissions.
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Darien Route Debate Lacks Official Backing
The text argues the Darien route receives no serious consideration from the commission and lacks presidential support. It suggests the Darien lobby is driven by railroad opposition to canals or by opponents of the Panama route, rather than strong policy.
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Off for Wantage and grim politics fade
Richard Croker sails for England to settle on his Wantage estate and avoid New York politics. He vows to return if ever, while the public interest fades and Tammany’s power declines under a changed era. Commentary notes his retirement and possible prosecutions echo Tweed era consequences.
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Richard Croker
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Wantage
New York
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Atlantic
Prince Henry to Be Entertained by New York Committee
The text envisions Prince Henry touring New York and meeting a 194 member committee appointed by Mayor Low to receive him. It notes world famous figures on the list such as Andrew Carnegie and J Pierpont Morgan, with Mark Twain and Carl Schurz highlighted as potential strong entertainment assets for the royal visit.
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Prince Henry
Atlantic
Mayor Low
Andrew Carnegie
Samuel L. Clemens
Bishop Andrews
James Gordon Bennett
Cornelius Bliss
Archbishop Corrigan
Charles Fairchild
George J. Gould
William R. Grace
William R. Hearst
Dr. W. T. Helmuth
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Mr. Clement
Henry
Mark Twain
Clemens
Carl Schurz
Remarkable Murder Trial in New York City Begins
Jury has been secured and testimony starts in the Rice murder case. William Marsh Rice, a millionaire, was killed by his valet Jones who says he acted under hypnotic control of Lawyer Patrick. Prosecution argues bribery. defense cites partial loss of control with lingering personal will.
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William Marsh Rice
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Paris
Nebraska gambling law flaws spotlighted in Omaha robbery
The piece notes Nebraska anti gambling statutes punish presence in a gambling room and how this hinders prosecution after two robbers robbed an Omaha poker game. It questions convictions, suggests gamblers face little risk of state charges, and comments on broader press stances and unrelated events.
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Growth of Churches in the United States in 1901
Boston Globe summary of Dr. H. K. Carroll's 1901 religious statistics shows total church membership rising to 28,090,627 from 27,300,610 in 1900, with gains across major denominations. Christian Scientists appear for the first time, Mormon converts noted, and Quaker losses cited. overall religion grows faster than population though many remain outside church attendance.
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H. K. Carroll
United States
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Ghee Disciples of Christ
Southern Baptist
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Colored Baptist
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Japan
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Sacramento
America
Plaster Cast Gift to Harvard Sparks Kaiser Debate
The note suggests supplying plaster casts of monuments to Harvard for student study while proposing the Kaiser furnish casts for football players. The remark implies a critical stance on the value of the gift and critiques the Kaiser’s role in providing materials.
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Correction on Basin court report misstatement
The Standard corrects an earlier Basin court report that miscalled Mrs. Wilson's words as lewd and unusual language. Telegraph copy showed loud and unusual language, in the presence of a teacher. The error was unjust to Mrs. Wilson and is being amended.
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Butte Theosophical View Links Christ Myth to Ancient Teachers
At a Butte Sunday session the Butte Theosophical Society discussed The Mythic Christ. The talk argued that Jesus mirrors earlier figures like Manu and Buddha and that His life stories derive from older truths. The piece notes parallels in Lord's Supper and baptism with Mithras rites.
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Carnegie offers 7500 for Dillon library site
Andrew Carnegie proposes to donate 7500 dollars for a Dillon public library if the city provides the site and commits an annual maintenance appropriation. The issue will be discussed at the upcoming city council meeting.
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Stranger Arrested After Chinese Store Breakup in Missoula
A man calling himself John Higgins was jailed in Missoula after entering a West Front street Chinese store and driving everyone into the street. Officers nabbed him after the Chinamen alerted Officer Wilson. Higgins showed heavy liquor influence and faces a hearing tomorrow.
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John Higgins
West Front Street
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Higgins
Riots in Algiers Engage Kasbah and Zouave Patrol
Rioters parade the Kasbah area striking passers by with clubs and knives. A Zouave patrol intervened and a clash left three soldiers and a native Arab wounded.
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Algiers
Kasbah
St. Louis Franchise Sold to New Group
The St. Louis American League franchise was sold by Mat and Henry Killen of Milwaukee to KR. L. Hedges who represents St. Louis capitalists. Hedges may be elected club president. Price was not disclosed.
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Special McKinley Memorial Services Held in Cleveland
Special services were held in many Cleveland churches to honor the late president. Ministers eulogized his life in preludes and sermons and incidental mentions. Special collections for the memorial were taken at numerous churches.
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Cleveland
Ohio
McKinley
Kalb Leaves For Spokane After Wife's Surgery
Summoned to Spokane Missoula January 26 W F Kalb left for Spokane tonight due to his wife being there for four months under treatment for appendicitis An operation was performed on her today and Mr Kalb was summoned to her bedside.
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W. F. Kalb
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Mr. Kalb
Albany Lawyer Plays Billiards in Kansas Town
An Albany lawyer on a leisure visit to a Kansas town tries a game at a new billiard table. A local man named John Jones, not his real name, defeats the visitor in several rounds, claiming a long reputation at home as a billiard player and declaring the stranger the fastest they've ever beaten.
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Albany
John Jones
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Billiand
McKinley Memorial Service Held Across St Paul Churches
A majority of St Paul churches united for a joint memorial service at the People's church this afternoon. Governor Warrant and others spoke, and a collection was taken for the McKinley memorial fund.
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Memorial Services Raise Funds for Capton Monument
On January 3 in Chicago churches memorial services for the late president spurred contributions to a capton monument fund. Amounts collected will be known after returns from churches.
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Capton
Memorial Services for President McKinley Observed in Pittsburg
Memorial services in Pittsburg were held in churches across the city for the late President McKinley. In most sermons the vows were deeply impressive and all hymns included the former president's favorite hymn.
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Vitteburg
McKinley
Philadelphia record engagement joy echoed by She-I
A fragment from the Philadelphia record shows She-I praising an engagement and sharing happiness with others. The text reflects a lighthearted belief that love makes the world go round and includes a quip about going around and Howell.
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Howell
Government Launch Ignited by Fire in Panama
A government gasoline launch named General Comps burned in Panama on January 26. The incident involved a small government craft, with officials reporting a blaze and assessing damage. No injuries are listed, and authorities began an investigation into the cause.
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Panama
Government dispatches sighted by revolution near Rio Grande
General Castro dispatched urgent messages sighted by the revolutionary fleet off Agua Dulce near Panama. Two shots from the gunboat Padilla struck General Campo, forcing the commander to withdraw to this location.
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Panama appoints canal commissioners to assist Columbia minister
The governing government names J. G. Lewis banker and F. Muers lawyer as commissioners in the canal matters, aiding Carlos M. Silva, Colombia minister in Washington.
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Panama Canal
J. G. Lewis
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Benor Carlos M. Silva
Colombia
Washington
Canal
Pennsylvania Railroad to condemn Manhattan land for New York tunnel
Samuel McRae, fourth vice president, says speculators bought key properties before terminal plans were public. The company will pursue condemnation to secure needed land under the two rivers and Manhattan Island after noting inflated prices. Speculators’ excess profits may form the basis for valuation in forthcoming acquisitions.
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Philadelphia
Samuel McRae
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
New York
Two Rivers
Manhattan Island
Pennsylvania Railroad
Charles Hoff Improves After Illness at Sisters' Hospital
Charles Hoff, long dangerously ill with pneumonia at the Sisters' hospital, is rapidly improving as the crisis passes. He has rallied satisfactorily, bringing relief to family and friends. Heating stoves at cost at Whret's.
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Charles Hoff
Mr. Hoff
Deer Lodge Sees Bitter Cold Blizzard Hits Valley
In Deer Lodge the coldest spell of the season continues with a Friday blizzard driving temperatures to 20 degrees below zero. Saturday mornings drop to 40 below before easing, three inches of snow blankets the valley, but shelter remains plentiful and stock losses unlikely despite the harsh weather.
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Long Court Session Extends Beyond Expected in Missoula
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Missoula reports Judge F C Webster and Court Stenographer W M Glenny traveled from Hamilton this morning. After a brief stay they returned to Hamilton as the court will remain in session about another week. The Hun saker case consumed four days leaving the remaining cases postponed.
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F. C. Webster
W. M. Glenny
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Hunsaker
Funeral of Mrs. Edwards Held in Missoula
The funeral for Mrs. David Edwards was held at the family home in South Missoula with Rev. Walter Hays of the Presbyterian church officiating. She had long been a church member. Burial followed at Missoula cemetery and a large display of floral tributes accompanied the procession.
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