Anaconda Standard Ad Rates and Office Details
The Anaconda Standard publishes daily and Sunday editions with annual prepaid rates. It lists page counts and pricing, foreign and domestic mailing classes, and notes multiple office locations including Butte Missoula and Great Falls. It also provides Washington and Eastern bureaus and street stands in major cities.
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Sund Daly
Sund
Sundy
Europe
Anaconda
Standard
Butte Miscanla
Great Falls
Washington Bureau
New York
Nassau Street
Chicago
Washington Street
J. Morton
Chicage
Postotice
Cheage
Auditorium Annex
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Denver
Cn Glenarm
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake
Salt Lake At
Salt Lake , Co
Standard Publishing Company
Mont
Cuba and the United States Airmarked naval bases debate
The article argues that retaining Havana Matanzas and Santiago as U S naval stations would cement U S control over Cuba. It condemns the occupation as a betrayal of freedom and portrays the move as a conquest hidden behind a liberty crusade. It warns that Cuba would become effectively U S territory, despite pledges of independence.
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United States
Havana
Matanzas
Santiago
Cuba
France
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Philosophers denounce the Boer War and warn against militarism
Prominent English thinkers including Herbert Spencer condemn the war as brutal and unjust. They urge England to seek peace and warn that militarism threatens civilization, fearing a backward drift toward despotism as militant activity grows.
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Chamberlain
England
Harry
Spencers
Erbert Spencer
Pension politics and Evans clash over bureau reforms
A skeptical review traces pension office turmoil under Commissioner Evans, detailing attacks by pension lawyers and Grand Army members. It notes wartime costs, calls for reform, and the political gamble to placate a powerful pension lobby amid ongoing investigations and fraud allegations.
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Commissioner of Pensions
Sickles
Evans
Kiet
Pension Office
Grand Army
Pension Bureau
Tess
Tae
Eps
McKinley
McKkinley
Lee
National Republican
Kinley
United States
England
Bureau
They Still Sell American Locomotives in Battle With England
The piece argues American locomotives outperform English machines in work and efficiency despite English claims of fuel waste. It notes exports rise, English crews lack skills, and American engines haul three to four times heavier trains, comparing a big mogul on a small goods train to hammering a tack.
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England
United States
The Annexation of Mexico by Peaceful Means
Analyzed as a modern conquest through economic ties, the piece contrasts the 1848 Mexican cession by war with today’s nonmilitary annexation via railroads and industry. It frames U S influence as a benevolent invasion of Mexico by infrastructure investment and commerce.
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Mexico
United States
Treasury Department
Modern invasion of capital reshapes nations and borders
A long analysis argues that American capital driving Mexico toward industrial rise and commercial annexation reshapes the region. It notes U S capital flowing into Mexico, Canada’s industries shifting to American ownership, and warns that commerce may press political changes without warfare.
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Cyrus
Mexico
United States
Canada
Dominion
Current Comment and Reactions Across Newspapers
A collection of editorial glimpses notes American trade tensions and tariff sensibilities. The Sioux City Tribune, Boston Post, and Washington Post pieces discuss home market harms, should keep open commercial ties, and honor both college and self made perspectives in national progress.
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The
Washington Post
Policy and Reform Draw Public Support for Tariffs
Secretary Gage's policy and work win public praise and are expected to build sentiment for tariff reform. The Grand Rapids Democrat notes broad approval and anticipates broader support for changes in national tariff laws.
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Grand Rapids
Gage
Their Board of Sympathy in Ohio Convention Dispute
In Baltimore broken lines show Senators Foraker and Slanna diverging on unity yet unite in action upon a state convention. Their joint usufruct prompts a rare concord, suggesting the two figures resemble a single mind in strategy and purpose despite earlier discord.
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Baltimore
Foraker
Slanna
Ohio
Oppose the Unions in San Francisco Restaurant Fight
Wholesalers align with restaurant men to pressure cooks and waiters. The joint executive committee of the butchers association and the retail and jobbing butchers announces that after 3 p.m. tomorrow no meat will be supplied to restaurants displaying union cards. Wholesale oyster dealers may follow suit as the union claims over 200 union restaurants, while wholesalers say about 130 are found.
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San Francisco
Butchers’ Association
Cripple Creek Ready for Trans Mississippi Commercial Congress
Cripple Creek Colorado prepares for the 2th annual session of the Trans Mississippi Commercial Congress starting July 16. Six donors have accepted Governor Orman’s invitation, with many public figures slated to attend. About 20 Texans are expected, utilizing train pass rates starting July 10, as the city hosts up to 10 000 visitors during Congress Week.
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Cripple Creek
Colo
Transissippi Commercial Congress
Doners
Orman
Texas
Aged Indian Woman Burned In Oregon City Fire
Suzanne, aged widow and sole surviving daughter of Chief Veleus of the Motalia tribe, was burned to death in Oregon City when a house fire trapped her. Fire crews failed to reach her in time as the structure burned.
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Oregon City
Ore
Suzanne
Veleus
Far From the Montana Tiger dispatch to the Standard
Attorney General Donovan is in Lewiston, Maine per a letter received today. He does not specify when he will return or provide further details.
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Montana Tiger
Seeocial
The
Standard
Helena
Donovan
Lewiston
Maine
Populist Leader Declares Silver Dead in Remarks
Chairman Butler says the silver issue is dead for now and outlines the populist platform. He advocates public ownership of natural monopolies, fair opportunity, and money supply regulation by law. He stresses pro manufacturing policy and protectionism as key to prosperity in the South.
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St. Paul
Minn
Jones
Nevada
Hoy
Marion Butler
North Carolina
Pettigrew
South Dakota
Sulzer
New York
Stephen W. Dy
Robert M. Carlin
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Seattle
Alaska
Butler
Populist National Committee
Progressive Party of the
South
Wyoming oil wells spark stampede in Northeastern lands
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports high excitement as land near Moorcraft in Northeastern Wyoming sees rapid buying. Seattle insurer F M Raiff arrived from the new oil fields and notes Butte investors like Clark & Weiss securing promising tracts. Drilling equipment floods in and seepage hints at oil but no producing wells yet. excitement rivals Leaumont until gushers arrive.
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Standard
Helena
F. M. Raiff
Seattle
Moorcraft
Wyoming
Butte Res
Clark & Weiss
Butte
Leaumont
Persia Worried Over Grain Export Ban From Persia
Washington July 1 The state department has received from Vice Consul General Tyler at Teheran a note from the Persian foreign minister reminding Mr. Tyler that an order issued last fall prohibiting grain exports from Persia remains in force and urging strict American adherence to the ban. Persia’s drought and crop damage in the south prompted the measure to safeguard the domestic harvest.
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Washington
State Department
Tyler
Teheran
Persia
Issue Moves South Arbitration Question Goes to Americas
Washington July 1 Arbitration debate shifts from the United States to the South American republics amid agitation over the scope of arbitration before a forthcoming congress of American republics. In Venezuela, Bolivian Minister Guanatcha advocates one view while a Chilean commissioner presents the opposite. Delegates from Argentina, Peru and Bolivia urge unrestricted arbitration in Nicaragua.
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South America
Washington
Venezuela
Guachatla
Bolivia
Caracas
Nicaragua
Argentina
Peru
Pingree’s Body Home Reaches New York Harbor
Remains of former Michigan Governor H. P ingree arrive in New York on the steamship Yealandia. He is accompanied by H. B. Pingree Jr. and will be taken from the ship tomorrow. Frank Pingree, Detroit Mayor Maybury, and R. G. Solomon of Newark meet the steamer to greet the delegation.
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New York
Pingree
Michigan
Yealandia
Pingree, Jr
England
Frank Pingree
Mr. Pingree
Maybury
Detroit
R. G. Solomon
Newark
Feather Dealers’ Committee
Races From Sheepshead Bay Newport and St Louis July 1
Summary of multiple horse races at Sheepshead Bay Newport and St Louis on July 1 detailing winners and runners up across six to seven races per track with times. Notable victors include Bonner at Sheepshead Bay and Ethel Wheat at Delmar handicap in St Louis area.
Six and a Half Furlongs Race Recap Across Meetings
A series of sprint and middle distance races are listed with winners and placements. Brulare wins the six and a half furlongs at one event with Mise Mae Day third and Crantor second in a time of 1 22. Other races include Educate winning the first, Sir Oliver taking the five furlongs, Ohnewut and Gawain placing in the one mile and a sixteenth, Trinity Bell and Conundrum in the one mile, and Tulla Funso prevailing in six furlongs with Seide second and Astor third. Park track noted as 300m Park.
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Sheepshead Bay
New York
Bonner
Gunfire
Alibert
Colonel Padden
Bedeck
Oime
Cephalalgia
Holland
Hopeful
Amara
Arden
Larsen
Newport
Cincinnati
Ed Roth
Allaire
McManuel
Recluse
Frank Becker
the Widow
Oxen
Auchendrame
Santa Ventura
Banquo Ir
Birdie May
Eitholin
Myrtle van
Durrell
Caloocan
Lauras
Quaver
Ariba
St. Louis
Beimar Park
Regin
Jungfrau
Col. Stone
Eda Riley
Prince Stonemouth
Sylvian
Gallagher
Miss Wandeloh
Josie F
Sue Johnson
Mattagan
Hansbrough
Delmar
Blink
Ethel Wheat
Peter Duryea
Deana
Amelia Strathmore
Bellewigapeon
Ume
Brulare
Crantor
Mise "Mae Day
Washing Chivigo
Educate
Fleyran
Emma ©. L
Pas
Sir Oliver
Jaubert
Evening Lear
Ockett
Gawain
Sam Fulon
Terminus
Trinity Bell
Conundrum
Operator
Tulla Funso
Seide
Astor
Union Pacific wreck injures many near Rock Springs
A eastbound Union Pacific passenger train collided with a freight at Blairstown, just west of Rock Springs, injuring 28 people, nine fatally. Most aboard were able to continue. Mrs Lantry and J A Peterson were sent to the state hospital.
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Salt Lake
The
Tribune
Rock Springs
Wyo
Union Pacific
Blairstown
Franklin Alcocks
Harrisburg
A. C. Anderson
Chicago
James Cunningham
Thomas Cunningham
J. H. Donelly Jersico
Tenn
J. W. Eastario
San Francisco
James Ferguson
Stanford University
Agnes E. Howe
San Jose
Cal
Teddy James
Hook Springs
James James
William Kenyon
Buffalo
N.Y
Lamtry
Tyler
Tex
J. A. Peterson
24Th Infantry
M. H. Swift
Philippines
Omak
J. H. Shurtleff
Ble Falls
Wis
A. Sedder
Pocatello
Idaho
Five Looters Caught Near Pekin After Robbery
Five men calling themselves Americans were seized by Chinese troops 500 miles from Pekin and turned over to Major E. Robertson of the U S legation guard. They had looted a pawnshop, filled five carts, and fired at pursuing soldiers, unaware Pekin areas were under Chinese occupation now handled by Chinese authorities. Foreign ministers meet July 3.
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Pekin
E. Robertson
United States Legation Guard
United States Legation
Barker Has A Chance Pending His Appeal Be Allowed To Remain Out Of State Prison
Thomas Banker, sentenced to five years for assaulting Rev D E Kel Jer, won a writ of error to the court of errors and appeals. He will not be sent to the state prison meanwhile. bail possible if the writ is granted. Also notes new company formations including Aetna Banking and Trust in Helena, Chinook Bank, and Kessler Brewing in Missoula with capital details.
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Chamberlain
Brigat
Bright Wright Reed
Trenton
Thomas Banker
D. E. Kel Jer
Court of Errors and Appeals
Parker
Barker
Bank of
Chinook
Stephen Carver
Ensign Sweet
John W. Clark
Capital
Nicholas Kessler
Charles N
Fred H
Kessler Brewing Company
Nick Kessler
Supreme Court orders Newton reinstate request and denies water company rehearing
Special Dispatch to the Standard Helena July 1 The Supreme Court referred to the attorney general the application of W M Newton of Butte to be reinstated as a practicing attorney and directed the attorney general to make any recommendation he sees fit The court denied Helena Consolidated Water Companys motion for a rehearing of the appeal recently decided against it in Lou Robinson against J H Mills receiver for the company Plaintiff had judgment for damages from an unfilled street excavation by the water company and the Supreme Court affirmed the judgment
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Supreme Court
Standard
Helena
W. M. Newton
Butte
Helena Consolidated Water Company
Lou Robinson
J. H. Mills
Mills College announces fall term opens August 7 1901
Mills College and Seminary for young women offers degree conferrals and diplomas with seminary courses accredited to universities. Rare opportunities listed in music art and elocution. Thirty sixth year fall term opens August 7 1901. Catalogues available from Mrs C T Mills resident Mills College P O California.
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C. T. Mills
Mills College P. O
California
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