Anaconda Standard publishing details and offices
The Anaconda Standard lists publication data and multiple branch offices in Butte, Missoula, and Great Falls with advertising rates. It notes Washington and Denver bureaus, distribution points in major cities, and readying rooms in Paris, all to direct general business correspondence to the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda, Montana.
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Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Chicago
Postoffice
Auditorium Annex
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Denver
Glenarm Street
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake
Anaconda Standard Promises Bona Fide Paid Circulation Guarantee
The Anaconda Standard guarantees its advertisers a bona fide paid daily and Sunday circulation, claiming it is three times greater than any other Montana newspaper. Advertising contracts will be based on this guarantee.
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Anaconda Standard
Montana
Montana Press Defends Democracy Against Clark Bribery
A June circulation report for the Anaconda Standard is juxtaposed with editorial attacks on W. A. Clark. The piece forecasts his political downfall, invokes Montana’s resolve, and likens events to Pekin’s turmoil. It cites Hauser, Kansas City maneuvers, and Bryan era politics amid a storm of corruption rhetoric.
Montana Republicans Slash Clark Influence In National Row
A Montana political dispute over W A Clark’s influence and alleged bribery erupts in Kansas City. The national committee upholds a decision shifting control of the GOP organization in Montana away from Clark allies, signaling a decisive change and renewed local resistance to bribery tactics. Democratic forces vow continued fight, citing past proofs of gold’s power in politics.
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Montana
Clark
Prohibition Debate Cited With Dutch House Painting Parable
The piece argues the prohibition issue dominates national politics but that focusing solely on liquor restraint ignores broader conditions. It cites a Boston Herald parable of a Dutchman who prioritized painting his house over reinforcing a canal bank, leading to flood damage.
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Preas
Boston Herald
Holland
Empress Dowager and Emperor Held by Prince Tuan and Boxers
Pekin reports say Prince Tuan and a Boxer force control the capital with the empress dowager and the weak young emperor imprisoned in the palace. Consul Goodnow notes the alarming power shift and questions the empress dowager’s stance toward foreign devils and pacific diplomacy.
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Pekin
Tuan
Goodnow
Prince Tuan
Tsi An
Bryan Day Fails to Prevail at Kansas City Convention
Reports from Kansas City indicate Bryan's influence remained strong yet failing to secure a renewed free coinage declaration at the convention. Observers say goldbug views push for a platform avoiding the silver issue, while Bryan's push for sixteen to one clashes with others. A false report claimed Bryan supported seating Clark, but Bryan publicly denied such a plan.
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Bryan
Kansas City
Kanvas
Clark
Goldbugs urged to back party line to defend gold standard
The New York Sun urges Democrats to oppose Bryan to preserve Republican control of the House and protect the gold standard. It argues a Bryan victory could shift both houses against gold, risking repeal of current law, and warns wary Democrats against supporting Bryan.
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New York
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House of Representatives
the Sun
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Sun
The Dirigible Balloons and the Flight Promise
A 19th century forecast spoke of rapid aerial travel by balloon or flying machine yet practical flying craft have stalled. Balloons have seen wartime use in Cuba and South Africa, but real flight progress remains tentative until the dirigible era emerges.
A Cigar Shaped Airship With Kite Wings Demonstrates Promise
The merit lies in steerability as a balloon and flying machine combine into a cigar shaped craft. Great wings protrude from the sides and, powered by a motor, it is maneuvered at will. It can rise or fall by angle changes, without ballast, though public sentiment remains doubtful until real use.
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Thomas
Trusts curb production and depress markets in Denver Post excerpt
The Denver Post notes trusts delayed product pricing to curb demand, forcing production cuts and mass layoffs without warning. Prospective buyers balk at prices, deepening jobless instability blamed on trusts greedy for vast profits. The Dubuque Herald adds critique of Platt and Hanna as corrupt influence in New York and national politics.
Rahbone Post Director Criticism Sparks Ohio Leaders
In Cincinnati Enquirer commentary, calls grow for Ohio leaders to defend Rathbone the Cuban posts chief. The piece suggests Rathbone may need to reveal information others want kept hidden, contrasting it with the president and advisor's reluctance. It also critiques immigration bias and racial exclusion in America and Europe as a sign of decay in statecraft.
Porth of Oregonian Reproar on South Africa Crime
A US commentary claims a great crime was committed in South Africa mirroring the United States action against Confederate independence. The piece likens South African events to America’s suppression of secession and self-government.
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South Africa
United States
Confederate States of America
Featue Poat-Intelligencer Union Idea Cautioned
The Butee contemplates a union with the United States but urges delaying pressure until partial completion of the benevolent ex eeimilation program already underway.
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United States
Current Humor Gossip From 19th Century Papers
A collage of quips from Chicago, Indianapolis, and Memphis says leggy talk on engagements, fashion, and church singing. Bits touch on a lack of addresses, canned food, Venus and Saturn as goddess and god of love, and a dancing crowd skimming an afternoon paper for scandal.
Bodies searched after Hoboken fire at North German Lloyd piers
Fire at North German Lloyd piers in Hoboken leaves 74 dead as divers and wrecking tugs search holds of the Maine and Bremen for bodies. Mayor Fagan vows to prosecute tugboat captains for refusal to aid in saving lives and to revoke licenses. Several victims identified. inquests ordered for Mary Cordess and others.
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North German Lloyd Company
Hoboken
Maine
Bremen
Essex Street
Jersey City
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Fagan
Saale
Weehawken Flats
Monarch
Fop
Fourth Street
Haltz Berchardt
Ernest Bremer
Fenfee
Herman Timar
August Hessliner
Lloyd Line
Converse
Hudson County
New Jersey
Hoffman
Mary Cordess
Paul Richter
Twelve Die In Hoboken Tenement Fire
A fatal Hoboken tenement blaze at 127 to 141 Adams Street in New York on July today killed twelve people. Four bodies remained unidentified at noon. Among the identified are Joseph Nicolaus, 2, August Bachman, 24, August Bendel, 2, Ella Winkler, 15, Edith Winkler, 1, Charles Winkler, Frederick Winkler, 9, and William Winkler. Of the Winkler family of nine, only four survived, including Mr and Mrs Winkler and their two children John and Martha. Mrs Winkler was badly burned as her husband dragged her and the infant through a window to safety. The three story frame building housed multiple families per floor and the fire, starting in a crowded area, burned rapidly despite efforts of firemen.
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Adams Street
Hoboken
Joseph Nicolaus
August Bachman
August Bendel
Ella Winkler
Edith Winkler
Charles Winkler Frederick Winkler
William Winkler
Winkler
Chinese consul favors long skirts for women
The New York Chinese consul Chow Taz dissents from most Chinese Americans on dress norms, preferring long skirts over native short outfits. Indiana’s seven year old Borden College will close this year to become a museum for Professor W. W. Borden’s renowned geological archaeological and historical collection. English death duties rise by nearly 15 million dollars in the year ending March 31, largely due to influenza among the elderly, while New York enumerators increasingly seek Italian interpreters.
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Chow Taz
United States
Borden College
Indiana
W. W. Borden
Borden
Vast New York Population Notes and Global Buzz
Population in New York, but not till now was it realized how widespread it was. Ontario's government has completed arrangement for a forest reserve of almost 5000 square miles embracing the Lakes Tamagami and Lady Evelyn district. The reserve holds virgin white pine and vast coal and gold potential. Stockton to receive old guns from Commodore Stockton’s California conquest. Department stores in St Paul and Minneapolis offer day long bicycle stands. New York aquarium maintains water temperatures with heated sea water for seals. A Berlin banker Baron von Von died leaving 46 million marks to his daughter. Brazil could supply 10 percent more raw rubber, Africa holds unlimited rubber potential. Measuring work harms fruit trees near Richmond, Indiana. A London clock brought by wireless setup could sync town clocks. One man supplies all London’s burglars with a peculiar trade, yet no law fits. East Haddam marked industrial anniversary and Nathan Hale birth. Mexico’s mild climate means no winter honey stores. bee is lazy.
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Spain
South Africa
Ontario
Lakes Tamagami
Lady Evelyn
Canada
Fire at vacant shack near Grant's boarding house
An unoccupied shack behind Grant's old boarding house, now run by Mrs. Holland below Carroll, burned around 12:20 AM likely from fireworks. Volunteers confined the blaze to the shack, preventing damage to the large boarding house and averting disaster amid town rumors.
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Holland
Carroll
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Lower Works
Gargin
Death of J. F. Callahan
Joan Francis Callahan died yesterday at St Ann's hospital of pneumonia. He was born in Massachusetts and was 30 years old. He leaves a wife in Anaconda and was a member of the Bricklayers Union. Remains were taken to Enhret's undertaking parlors and will be moved to the family home at 101 Birch Street today. Funeral details to follow.
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St. Ann's Hospital
Massachusetts
Anaconda
Bricklayers’ Union
Enhret
Birch Street
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