Anaconda Standard publishing company notice and offices
The Anaconda Standard lists publishing details with rates, offices, and mailing rules. It notes Daily and Sunday editions, subscriptions, and rates, plus branch offices in Butte, Missoula, and Great Falls and Washington and Eastern bureaus.
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Ion Nerses
Pwo
Europe
The
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Washington
Nissan Street
Chicago
Washington Street
W. J. Morton
Minneapolis merchants push to sway governor on Hill merger
Minneapolis businessmen petition Governor Van Sant to drop opposition and let the Hill merger proceed. The governor rejects the request, citing long standing Minnesota laws and opposing the idea that competition harms the common good. The episode is described as horseplay by merger interests seeking favorable public notice.
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Minneapolis
van Sant
Hill
Minnesota
Abel
Senate approves new cabinet post for commerce and labor
The senate backed creating a new cabinet portfolio to oversee commerce and labor, with the house likely to follow, expanding the cabinet from eight to nine secretaries. The piece traces early cabinet structure from 1759 onward and notes Virginia, Massachusetts and New York ties.
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Senate
House
Nelson
Department of Commerce and Labor
Treasury
Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Alexander Hamilton
Henry Knox
Samuel Osgood
Eamund Randolph
Virginia
Massachusetts
New York
Cabinet evolution and Latin Porto Rico laws challenge
A historical overview traces the creation and turnover of early cabinet posts from secretary of the navy to interior and agriculture, notes on proposed new departments, and critiques of mining and territorial legislation. It also covers Puerto Rico laws proposed to close Sundays and broader imperial policy debates.
Senators Challenge Policy Amid Philippine Strife
The piece argues imperialism and Republican tactics provoke Filipino resistance. It notes taunts against dissenting senators and accuses campaign managers of using Weylerist tactics to force peace. Taft and peace commissioners are cited as claiming progress while conflict persists.
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Philippine Islands
Hanna
Vbiryan
Taft
Washington
Watterson Declines Democratic Presidential Bid
Henry Watterson of Sweet Kentucky says he has no choice for the Democratic presidential nomination. The Cincinnati Enquirer notes his modesty and suggests the stance could ultimately aid his prospects.
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Cincinnati Enquirersion
Henry Watterson
Kentucky
Watterson
Coronation Exquisites Dry Gunpowder From Clark's Hands
The Cincinnati Enquirer notes Captain Clark should wash gun powder from his hands before joining the coronation festivities and the exquisites accompanying the event.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Clark
Lodge’s Fearless War Cry Draws From The Fight
Henry Cabot Lodge keeps a fearless, storm cellar stance as battles flare in the scene. The Memphis Commercial Appeal notes his fiery stance and readiness amid the political clash, signaling his enduring role in the national fray.
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Memphis
Henry Cabot Lodge
Secretary Shaw Faces Heavy Treasury Reforms Ahead
The St. Louis Post-Dispatch notes Secretary Shaw must absorb a substantial burden to overhaul the treasury system inherited from his predecessor and ready it to meet ongoing financial troubles.
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St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Shaw
Treasury
Depew Jokes Stand Up Banquet Crowd
Chauncey M. Depew is praised as the only man who can joke successfully in an after dinner speech. Since he departed the table, nearly every banquet has dissolved into a quarrel or disruption.
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New York World
Chauncey M. Depew
Admiral Schley Shoots Deer In Quiet Hunt
Admiral Schley shot a deer during a quiet hunt. Because the bureau of fabrication was not within signaling distance, he was allowed to keep the game.
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Admiral Schley
Washington Post
Bureau of Fabrication
Sehrey Prefers Private Travel Despite Public Demand
Admiral Sehrey wishes to journey as a private citizen and in a modest manner though public interest insists on ceremonial presence and visibility.
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The
Chicago Tribune
Sehrey
Me Schwab to Get Chaperon for Europe Trip
Detroit Free Press notes the steel trust may arrange a chaperon for Me Schwab on his next European voyage, signaling cautious oversight during his travels.
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Detroit Free Press
Steel Trust
Me Schwab
Europe
Prince Benny to Probe Milwaukee Fame Cause
The Washington Post notes that Prince Benny is likely to seek the origins of Milwaukee’s fame, aiming to investigate how the city gained its renown. The move hints at broader curiosity about regional perception and historical factors shaping its status.
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Washington Post
Prince Benny
Czar’s costly visit during state mission sparks scrutiny
A brief item notes the czar’s expensive state mission travel as part of a government visit. The report emphasizes the high costs incurred and the public interest in the trip.
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Czar
Ob 4
France to be taxed francs for Ontario college gifts
The article notes France will cost its government nearly 3 100 000 francs. It mentions Sir William Macdonald of Montreal donating 125 000 dollars for Ontario Agricultural College at Guelph. Agnes Leavitt paints Alps scenes and reached 10 000 feet altitude.
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France
William Macdonald
Montreal
Ontario
Canada
Ontario Agricultural College
Iuelph
Agnes Leavitt
Alps
Appalachian Mountain Club
Humor Snippets and Jests From City Papers
A collage of jokes and quips from Chicago News and Somerville Journal. Stage hands tease Paradise remarks and gallery egg gags. The humor contrasts stagecraft with actor bluster and a running jab at Browne’s veracity.
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Littl Eva
Paradise
Chicago News
ANACONDA WORKERS SUFFER EYE INJURIES AND FROST BURNS
Several light accidents at the Anaconda works sent workers to St. Ann's hospital. Andrew Harbolich was struck in the left eye by a piece of ice and likely to recover. Mike O'Brien suffered a serious burn to the right eye from hot copper with uncertain prognosis. James Houghton had both toes frozen with possible amputation to be decided today.
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Andrew Harbolich
New Works
Harbolich
St. Ann's Hospital
Mike O'Brien
O’brien
O'Brien
James Houghton
Houghton
Guardianship Sale Ordered for Paxton Real Estate
A court order in the guardianship of Della Paxton and Thomas Paxton directs the sale of their real estate as amended. An order appointing appraisers was signed and entered while the guardian’s bond is fixed at $260.
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Della Paxton
Thomas Paxton
Infant Mary Alice McCullen Buried at East Fourth Street Home
The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Patrick McCullen was buried yesterday from their residence at 7 East Fourth Street. The notice records the family’s bereavement and funeral details in concise local terms.
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Mary Alice
Patrick McCullen
East Fourth Street
Calve's Father Remembers Family Bloom As Proud Tribute
From Rodez in southern France comes a banquet honoring Mme Calve. An interview with her elderly peasant father reveals a parable of roses in his garden. He notes one tree with a single rose, saying his daughter alone reflects a century of effort and is the supreme blossom of forgotten generations.
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Cleveland Plain
Rodez
France
Mme. Calve
Mme
OF INTEREST TO WOMEN. Queen Amelie and notable female scholars
Queen Amelie, 36, famed for beauty and intellect, born in Twickenham, with ties to European royalty, holds a medical degree and papal damehood. The article notes royal alliances, forthcoming Vasco da Gama race, and reshaped royal friendships, alongside profiles of women earning degrees in Berlin and notable female achievements in science and trade. It also mentions a Santa Rosa blacksmith woman, an Irish hygiene lecture by Miss Eceles, and Chicago’s biology grants for Naples marine station.
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Amelie
Europe
Twickenham
Comte and
Comtesse de Paris
Lisbon
Prince Royal
Duke of
Duchess d'Aosta
Duchess de Cgivise
Louise of Orleans
Orleans
Montpensier
Edward Awent
Victoria
Rupert Guinness
Carlos
University of Berlin
Caroline T. Stewart
Texas
Irish Board of Agriculture
Charlotte Eceles
University of Chicago
Marine Zoological Station of
Naples
United States
Smithsonian Institution
University Table
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