Anaconda Standard Publishing Company ad rates and offices
The Anaconda Standard lists publishing details including subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, rates for foreign mail, and office locations. It notes branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls and provides addresses for the Washington Bureau and eastern offices.
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The
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Washington
N. W
New York
Nassau Street
Chicago
Washington Street
W. J. Morton
Assassination Echoes in Public Demand and Fort Tour de la Mobile Birth Anniversary
Public opinion calls for strong action against presidential assassins as Congress debates policy amid McKinley’s anniversary reflections. Mobiles marks the 200th anniversary of Fort Tour de la Mobile, recalling French colonial roots and earlier Native and European conflicts shaping Mobile, Alabama.
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William McKinley
Congress
McKinley
Republic
Sife
Mobile
Ala
Fort Toure de la Mobile
Louisiana
de Soto
Mavilla
Louis
Biloxi
State of
Misto
Mobile River Settlement Through Big Changes Over Time
The Mobile river settlement near twenty miles above current Mobile faced famine, flood, disease, and insurrection. Government moved to New Orleans in 1725, then changed hands from France to England in 1763, to Spain in 1783, and to the United States in 1813. Mobile, once a leading Southern city, grew again after the war, gaining population, wealth, and standing.
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Mobile River
Mobile
New Orleans
England
Spain
United States
South
Admiral Kimberly Remembered as Fair Sea Officer
Admiral Lewis N. Kimberly, whose death was reported, earned a reputation as a taint-free naval officer. A New Yorker appointed in 1846, he served as lieutenant and lieutenant commander on the Potomac, then on the Hartford through the war, earning praise at Mobile Bay and later commanding the Pacific squadron. He was chosen for the Schley board but relieved for health, with some believing his presence would have favored Schley.
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Lewis N. Kimbirey
Associated Press
Kimberly
New York
Navy
Heutenant
Potomac
Western Gulf
Hartford
Mobile Bay
Kimber
Pacific Squadron
Schley Board of Inquiry
Howison
Schley
Idaho Wild Man Tale Echoes From Idaho and Parkhurst Law Conflicts
A Deseret News Deseret article repeats an Idaho wild man legend with comic overtones and absurd details about a giant footprint and four toes, then shifts to legal and political notes. Mayor Low and Dr Parkhurst face enforcement debates while national topics from Monte Carlo to Panama Canal grafts are lampooned in a satirical column.
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Idaho
Deseret News
Associated Press
Salt Lake
New York Sun
New Jersey
Port Neuf
Carrie Nation
Earth
Chesterfield
Parkhurst Critiques City Law on Sunday Enforcement
The Rev Doctor Parkhurst condemns the Law Administration for laxity in enforcing excise laws and favors a stricter Sunday law, a stance that echoes a national interest theme amid New York city governance debates and the Low and Parkhurst controversy viewed as a focal issue by observers of municipal policy.
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New York
Parkhurst
Low
Mayor Low
General Hancock
Dr. Parkhurst
Uncle Sam's Generosity Detroit Tribune Opinion
The piece compares U S pension outlays with Britain France and Germany in 1898 99 and argues liberal American pensions reflect wartime generosity. It notes U S 1962 pension bureau appropriation 145 245 250 and contrasts with European conscription arms pensions while warning that universal conscription would flood the rolls within 30 years.
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Detroit Tribune
United States
Pension Bureau
Englund
Globe
France
Germany
Europe
Dangers of filthy lucre and disease on currency
Ohio health officers urge retirements and reissues of soiled notes to curb disease spread from money. The piece warns of germs on coin and banknotes and suggests stern money handling and bank motion to reduce contagion risk. It also covers politics and other brief items in a compendium style.
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Detroit ‘Tribune
Ohio
United States
Great Britain
United Kingdom
Indiana
Michigan
California
Bank of England
Diamonds of first water spark Montana conflict
The Omaha News notes phrases about Montana residents affecting English interest with claims of valuable diamonds. An English observer reportedly plans to travel to the field, warning of heightened tension and potential consequences in the wake of the Montana report.
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Omaha News
Montana
England
Political talk on tariff policy and 1900s figureheads
The Cincinnati Enquirer critiques McKinley policy and cabinet strain while the Washington Times hints at David B. Hill’s underground activity. The Atlanta Journal cites Henry Watterson dismissals of candidates as open race coverage grows. The Denver News notes road leaders sensing change. The Washington Post mentions Prince Henry’s visit and Captain Clark’s selection signaling currents from historic battles.
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Fron
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Senator Quay Denies Writing a Book Theorized
From the Denver Republican the piece notes Senator Quay denying authoring a book while acknowledging raw material exists. The Philadelphia Ledger contemplates political obituaries for Me Whitt, Quay, and Hann. The St Louis Post Dispatch critiques imperial attitudes and mentions essay topics on colonial oppression.
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Denver Republican
Quay
Philadelphia Ledger
Wiatt
Hann
King of Sweden noted for learning and languages
The king of Sweden is praised as the most learned man in Europe, fluent in seven languages and able to write to China's emperor in Chinese. Ill health leads Bishop Whittie of Virginia to transfer diocesan care to coadjutor Bishop Robert A. ibe son. Bishop Whittle is 19. Mrs Anna Conover, former actress, linked to anti cruelty to Paris cab horses, is listed for the Legion of Honor. Bishop Henry C Potter of New York.
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Sweden
Europe
China
Whittie
Episcopal Diocese of
Virginia
Robert A. Ibeson
Whittle
Anna Conover
Paris
Humor of the Day Snippets and Jokes
A collage of comic quips about absent mindedness riders and social scenes. Humorous exchanges contrast modern life with simple wit in a newspaper style roundup. Contains light banter from various columns and notes about everyday behavior and mischief.
OF INTEREST TO WOMEN. Ornamental buttons and antique jewelry craze
A survey of women’s fashion notes ornamental buttons in gold silver and enamel. It discusses miniature buttons from the art nouveau era and the Vatican wardrobe care. It highlights old jewelry revival and pawnshop plunder in Europe. A Philadelphia collector funds a bronzed pet portrait trend becoming paperweights and decorative statues for homes. It closes with social commentary on women’s capabilities.
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Vatican
Europe
Goblnsmiths
England
Philadelphia
Vienna
Fide
Mare
America
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