Anaconda Standard Publication and Circulation Details
The Anaconda Standard announces its daily and Sunday editions with subscription rates for six months three months and one month. It lists mailing and postage rates by edition size and destinations including Europe and other foreign countries. The paper notes branch offices in Missoula and Great Falls and various eastern and national newsstand locations.
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Schley Appeal Sends Ripples Through Politics
Admiral Schley appeals to the president as public pressure grows for quick action. The case drags through red tape while Lemly’s views shape the debate on who commanded at Santiago and whether Schley deserved credit for the fleet’s triumph.
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Admiral Schrey
Roosevelt
Boehle
Jude Adve Lew
Schley
Lemly
Admiral Schley
United States
Schrey
Santiago
Sarapeon
Diplomatic Kiss Dilemma At Royal Welcome To America
An article discusses a Berlin farewell to the Kaiser and Prince Henry of Prussia, with kissing noted as royal custom. It explores how the upcoming visit of Prince Henry to the United States requires proper etiquette and whether President Roosevelt should participate in the ceremonial kiss.
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Prince of Wales
Prince Henry
Prussia
America
Rooseveld
Henry
United States
Presist
Roosevelt
Alfred Austins
Secretary Hay Named National Prince Kissed in Headlines
The passage imagines Secretary Hay as a national prince in a sensational scene, suggesting Roosevelt and cabinet reactions. It jokes about deputizing Hay for the task and emphasizes the dramatic potential for yellow newspaper coverage the following day. The tone mocks political theater and media sensationalism.
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Roosevelt
Secretary Hay
Hay
European wars and Ames family links emerge in river of memory
The piece surveys European views on Spain and the United States before and during the Spanish American War, noting Austria's support for Spain and London’s denials while England hints at releasing papers. It recounts U S diplomacy under McKinley and the Ames family role in Union Pacific, including the credit mobilier scandal and Oakes Ames’ censure. The Sherman monument and Union Pacific route changes are described as part of changing railroad geography.
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Europe
Spain
United States
Austria
Vienna
Kaiser
Prince Henry
Germany
Hohenzollern
London
England
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Russia
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Great Britain
Manila
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Union Pacific
Sherman
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The Education of a Prince and Other United States Reflections
A column of satirical observations on Prince Kyushwa of Korea studying in the United States. It notes his Wall Street debt and attempts to become self supporting, alongside assorted political and social jests about Wall Street, canal projects, and public figures. The piece blends humor with commentary on royalty, finance, and U.S. public life.
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Korea
Kyushwa
Wall Street
New York
Henry
Statue debate and Ames monument rise on the Union Pacific line
The article discusses British plans to erect a King Edward statue amid skeptic lines from the New York Journal and praises true art in marble. It also describes the Ames monument at Sherman on the Union Pacific route, a red granite pyramidike memorial honoring Oakes and Oliver Ames with bold relief portrait medallions.
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Curious critique of Jonah in whale stomach lecture
The London Lancet printed a critique of an 1828 medical lecture on digestion and vitality. It argued Jonah would have to be alive to avoid digestion and noted he was later expelled, with minor consequences to his garments.
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London Lancet
Jonah
Opera Faith and Luck Mentioned by Aronson Memoir
Rendolph Aronson once New York Casino Manager expressed strong faith in opera yet minimal luck, noting General Chant declined to hear Erminie. General Grant’s musical ear was poor, never able to interpret army bugle calls.
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Rendolph Aronson
New York
Victor Smith
General Chant
Erminie
Aronson
General Grant
Arouari
Petition Signers Call for Repeal of Miller Sentence
Signers of a petition urge overturning the balance of a sentence for W Ulan b Miller, Franklin syndicate manager who swindled investors on the eel ced quick plan. Catherine Moser, complainant in a Brooklyn trial three years ago, is among the signers.
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W Ulan B. Miller
Franklin Syndicate
Catherine Moser
Miller
Brooklyn
Inauguration in Des Moines Showcases Four Generations
At Governor Cummina’s inauguration in Des Moines Iowa four generations were present. The governor’s father Thomas Layton and mother Grace Rawson attended along with his daughter Mia and grandchild Cummine Rawson. Both parents were born in Greene County Pennsylvania where they were married in 18XX.
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Cummina
Des Moines
Iowa
Mia
Grace Rawson
Cummine Rawson
Thomas Layton
Greene County
Pennsylvania
Germans Preserve War Fund In Veiled Vault
A German war fund of 20,000 gold marks has been kept in a vault watched day and night. A recent inspection confirmed the treasure has remained undisturbed since 1914. The vault walls are thick and entry is via three heavy doors.
Palmer donates land and funds for Colorado sanitarium
Gen William A J Palmer donates Wo acres of ground and 0,000 to establish a Colorado Springs sanitarium. The institution will serve two patient classes: those who can pay a fair price and those unable to pay anything.
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William A. J Palmer
Colorado Springs
Welcome to America Song of German Emperor Visit Impromptu
The excerpt portrays a boisterous welcoming scene for Heinrich Hohenzollern with mock pomp and German phrases. It satirizes aristocratic pretensions, contrasts Bourbon beer and banners, and ends with a wary nod to German leadership while urging humility from the arriving prince. The piece mixes humor with political undercurrents of pride and anti monarchy sentiment.
Holman Breaks Engagement With Signor Marconi Shocks Society
Miss Josephine Holman ends her engagement to Signor Marconi with no public explanation, while society notes fashion details from hemline tucks to lace capes and jeweled buttons. Millinery features include silver triangular ornaments with rhinestone settings for ostrich feathers.
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Josephine Holman
New York
Signor Marconi
Artful hat ornaments and gowns gain favor in 19th century fashion
The article highlights filigree gold and pearl brooches for hats and curved bars with stones for quill mounted mounts. It notes gowns brightened with painted velvet appliques, white broadcloth collars, and Virginia creeper motifs. It also mentions Mrs. M. A. Barnett’s claim to the Georgia great seal and a divorce suit by Mrs. Hiram G. Highthorn of Toledo Ohio.
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Virginia
Hiram G. Highthorn
Toledo
Ohio
Massachusetts Women Speech Commissioners Bill Readied
The article notes a bill before the Massachusetts legislature allowing the governor to appoint women as wedding ceremony speakers. It cites Miss Mary FP, Acton, and Mrs Martha B. Hoyt of Boston as interested parties, with current rights limited to female ministers. A separate item discusses outdated penwipers and introduces a new dual-pad design that cleans pens thoroughly without ink smearing.
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Mary FP
Acton
Martha
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