Anaconda Standard Publishing Rates and Offices
The Anaconda Standard announces daily and Sunday publication rates, including yearly, semiannual, quarterly, and monthly options. It lists main and regional offices, branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls, and contact points in New York Washington Chicago San Francisco Denver Salt Lake City and other locations.
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Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Chicago
Postoffice
Auditorium Annex
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Denver
Glenarm Street
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake
Second South Street
Anaconda Standard touts leading Montana circulation
The Anaconda Standard proclaims a larger bona fide paid circulation than all Montana daily papers combined. For 1990 the paper reports averages of 11,891 daily readers and 14,184 Sunday readers.
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Anaconda Standard
Montana
Grosvenor Defends Segregation In debates on independence
The article reports Congressman Grosvenor arguing that consent of the governed justifies disenfranchising African Americans in the South, while contrasting with policies in Porto Rico and the Philippines. Ex-Secretary Herbert counters by equating imperial policy with Southern disfranchisement, questioning the universality of rights and self rule.
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Grosvenor
South
Ohio
Porto Rico
Philippines
Portico Rico
Herbert
Alabama
Maryland
Virginia
Exrebel
Cuba fears Root plan to annex island to United States
The article warns that Secretary Root’s orders to compile U S expenses in Cuba from April 15 1898 could be used to push Cuban republics into paying claims or face intervention. It argues such a move would justify domination and annexation, reflecting Cuban alarm and U S administration vigor.
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Secre FA Tary Root
Cuba
United States
Washington
Root
McKinley
Warrant Claim Sparks Debate On Imperialist Politics
The passage critiques a warrant claim as a diplomatic threat, arguing it would stain the American republic with infancy and suggesting the imperialist faction within the Republican Party would not dare present such a claim.
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United States
Republican Party
American Republic
Besant Praises United States Hopeful Outlook for Labor in 20th Century
The Besant article surveys nineteen century work and foresees labor organizing advancing toward higher craft dignity and education. It highlights wage gains, shorter hours, and new cooperation to ease production burdens while uniting capital and labor. It ends by urging America as the model for popular government.
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Walter Besant
United States
Besant
America
World Population Densities and the 2225 Threshold
The article reviews J Holt Schooling’s claim that by 2225 population density will exceed 1,000 per square mile, with projected totals reaching 52 billion by 2250. It contrasts this with current densities, notes Belgium as the most dense, and cites Malthusian limits that curb growth as food supplies dwindle and birth rates fall.
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J. Holt Schooling
Mr. Schooling
Belgium
United States
Russia
Mars
Schooling
Malthus
France
Law of population and race predicted in early study
The text argues population dynamics link rising intelligence and living standards to lower birth rates, predicting possible global population stabilization. It cites race-based projections, contrasting Teutonic and Latin lines, with long history of European movement and asserting Germanic leadership in the future.
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Schooling
United States
England
Germany
France
Italy
Spain
Europe
Alps
Rome
War on Rats Proposed by APAN for Global Congress
APAN calls for an international congress to plan rat extermination as a scourge of bubonic plague. Advocates say rats spread disease and that a virus targets rats, with Japan urged to lead a world campaign. The piece links pest control to sanitary gains and progress, noting other public health successes.
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APAN
Orient
Japan
Name of Texas ranch owner settled. traces of casualty list
John B Slaughter buys a Texas ranch of 100000 acres and 7000 cattle. The Chicago Tribune should add to Thursday’s casualty list the missing names of the Great Northern bandite.
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John B. Slaughter
Texas
Chicago Tribune
Yacht Race Advantage Over Rowing In Acclimatization
A yacht race is superior to a rowing race because it eliminates the need for acclimatization, removing a major variable in performance.
England to Build More Warships with New Classes
In Parliament Secretary Arnold Forster outlined a 1901 shipbuilding plan including three battleships of an improved class, six Monmouth cruisers, and 10 enhanced torpedo boat destroyers. The ships will feature wireless, thicker armor, and names King Edward Dominion and Commonwealth. The Lords detailed armor, cruisers, and destroyer schedules through early 1902.
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London
House of Commons
Arnold Forster
Admiralty
Edward
Dominion
Commonwealth
Great Britain
Mediterranean
Bernard Baker
Atlantic Transport Line
Maine
Secretary of the Admiralty
House of Lords
Earl of Selbourne
Many Klondikers Drowned in Yukon
The Dolphin arrived at Seattle with 18 passengers and 800000 dollars in gold, including 500000 to the Canadian Bank of Commerce and 300000 to about 20 Klondikers. News reports several Yukon river drownings after canoes overturned during a squall near Lake Lebarge. two men from Dawson and a San Francisco man perished.
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Wash
Dolphin
Skagway
Canadian Bank of Commerce
St. Michael
Dawson
Roanoke
Bank Treasure
North American Trading and Transportation Company
Yukon River
al Rirhstead
Dave Valentine
San Francisco
Phil Jordan
Lake Lebarge
Mounted Police
Cabinet agrees to raise postage on periodicals
Washington reports that Postmaster General Smith urged changing class rates to 8 cents per pound for a large class of periodicals to reduce losses in postal revenues. Cabinet also announced Kiowa and Comanche land opening in Oklahoma will be publicly announced next Monday with the date to be released then.
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Washington
Smith
Postal Service
Hitchcock
Oklahoma
Lord Hallsbury to face Lords on July 18 for bigamy
London July 5 The lord chancellor informed Earl Russell he will be tried July 18 before the house of lords on the charge of bigamy. He rejected yesterday’s postponement to Aug 6 as insufficient for defense preparation.
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London
Lord Hallsbury
Earl Russell
House of Lords
Bank Suspends Payments After Ekaterinostaff Collapse
St. Petersburg July 5 The Commercial Bank of Ekaterinostaff suspended payment amid fallout from the failure of the Karkoff Commercial bank. Liabilities amount to 1 250 000 roubles.
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St. Petersburg
Karkoff Commercial Bank
Commercial Bank of Ekaterinostaff
German Minister to Brazil Appointed
Berlin July 5 The emperor has appointed Herr von Trueller German minister to Brazil.
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Brazil
Berlin
Herr von Trueller
Bank failures trail Mansfield figures in July
Assignment follows bank failure in Mansfield Ohio on July 6 as Willis M Sturges owner of the Surges bank and Wednesday appointment of a receiver for Mansfield Machine works precede the reported failure of Lyman A Strong.
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Mansfield
Ohio
Willis M. Sturges
Surges Bank
Mansfield Machine Works
Lyman A. Strong
Strong Elevator Firm Ties Highlight Bucyrus Investor
The Strong Elevator company, linked to the grain firm Strong & Bank of Bucyrus, Ohio, had investor ties. Mr. Strong was a depositor in the Sturges bank. No schedule has yet been filed.
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Strong Elevator Company
Strong & Bank
Bucyrus
Ohio
Strong
Sturges Bank
Larabie withdraws as Montana agent for Coloma Gold Mining
Helena July 5 S E Larabie Deer Lodge banker revokes consent to act as Montana agent for Coloma Gold Mining Milling company incorporated in South Dakota with operations in Powell county The company filed articles with the secretary of state and appointed Larabie but he gave no reason for withdraw Another item notes incorporation of Butte Electric Power Company Jersey City residents as incorporators with 2 5 million authorized capital plus other filings including Butte Iowa Mining company organized by Cobban Talbot and others capital stock 150000 and a stock firm Lake Tomp Co with 100000 capital 600000 assets and 80000 liabilities under Illinois law
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Standard
Helena
S. E. Larabie
Deer Lodge
Montana
Coloma
The
Butte Electric & Power Company
New Jersey
Jersey City
N. J
William J. Canning
William W. Mansfield
Charles BE. Eastabrooke
Clarence R
Ilinois
Four Negroes Hanged for Cruel Murder in Vernon
In Vernon Florida, four men Penton Hamilton Jim Harrison William Williams and John Simmons were hanged for murder. The four claimed innocence and were executed together as crowds of about 2000 watched. Only one neck broke the others died by strangulation after short statements.
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Chinley
Fla
Vernon
Penton Hamilton
Jim Harrison
Willam Williams
John Simmons
Heaven
Writ seeks order to sign bill of exceptions in Burns v Kelley
In Helena on July 5 Attorney C M Parr petitioned the Montana Supreme Court for a writ of mandamus directing Judge Welling Napton to sign and settle the bill of exceptions in Felix Burns versus FE L Kelly and others. Burns seeks a partnership judgment around 500 dollars from a Deer Lodge trial. The court issued an alternative writ requiring Napton to sign or show cause by July 6.
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Standard
Helena
C. M. Parr
Supreme Court
Welling Napton
Third Judicial District
Felix Burns
FE. L. Kelly
Deer Lodge
Burns
Napton
Kelley
War Loan Urged Before Adjournment by The Statist
The Statist advocates a fresh war loan and urges Parliament to grant treasury loan powers before adjournment. It notes the last consols loan would leave about £16.4 million after ending the deficit and sustaining the South Africa campaign to July 31, but continued hostilities at £1.5 million weekly would exhaust the surplus before October 15.
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Londo
Treasury
South Africa
Clerical Scandals Stir Mexico City With Papal Inquiry
Prominent Catholics urge the pope to send a personal representative for an impartial inquiry into recent clerical scandals exposed in Mexico City. Public attention focuses on ongoing charges, including one case to be aired in criminal court.
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City of
Mexico
Criminal Court
Knights of Pythias officers to report on investments
Chicago June 5 an investigation into alleged injudicious investments by seven former supreme lodge officers of the Knights of Pythias began with a secret session of the board of control. A report to the convention is due July 1.
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Chicago
Supreme Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Board of Control
Battle report from Pretoria fronts cites Boer captures
London telegrams from Pretoria dated July 4 report Lieutenant Howell capturing 33 Boers and a quantity of Beyer’s command supplies at Grenfelgon. The dispatch to the War Office confirms a mobile action against Boer forces and related matériel.
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London
Lord Kitchener
War Office
Pretoria
Sanchez hanged in Bilver City for December killings
Santa Fe reports Joseph Sanchez was hanged at Bilver City after killing Catrin Alm and a neighbor in a December fit of anger. He faced death with composure.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Joseph Sanchez
Bilver City
Sanchez
Catrin
Counterfeiters Arrested in Chicago
Two men, named Bernhardt Hagin and Max Klump, arrested in Chicago on July 5 for counterfeiting. they were wanted in St. Louis on the same charge.
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Chicago
Bernhardt Hagin
Max Klump
St. Louis
Leipzig Banker Dies by Own Hand
Leipzig reports another bank director, Carl Felix Schaffer, killed himself by shooting today. The incident adds to a string of recent executive suicides at the Leipziger bank.
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Leipzig
Leipziger Bank
Carl Felix Schaeffer
Competitive drill entries close for Knights Templar conclave
Louisville July 6 nine drill corps entered for the Knights Templar conclave competitive drills to be held August 27 to 31. The field includes the Allegheny corps and other regional units in the event.
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Louisville
Knights Templar
United States
Knights Templar to Hold First Infantry Drill Since 1883
Commanderies from Allegheny Washington Cincinnati Chicago Columbus Parkersburg Denver San Francisco compete in the first infantry competitive drill since the 1883 San Francisco triennial.
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Gheny
Allegheny
Columbia
Washington
Daniel Mann
Cincinnati
St. Bernard
Chicago
Mt. Vernon
Columbus
Ohio
Calvary
Parkersburg
W. Va
Colorado
Denver
Colo
California
Golden Gate
Golden Gate Commandery No
San Francisco
Knights Templar
Surgeon Kinyoun to Inspect Plague Work Abroad
Surgeon Kinyoun of the Detroit marine hospital service is ordered by the supervising surgeon general to tour Japan and China inspecting work on contagious diseases with emphasis on plague. He departs for San Francisco tomorrow and sails July 19 for about six months.
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Detroit
Kinyoun
Marine Hospital
Marine Hospital Service
Japan
China
San Francisco
Ex Fire Chief J W Atcheson Dies Not Yet
Ex Chief J W Atcheson of the Cleveland fire department one of the oldest and best known firefighters lies critically ill after a stroke. He retired about a year ago due to ill health.
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Cleveland
Ohio
J. W. Atcheson
Cleveland Fire Department
Atcheson
Chicago
John Hanna
Carrington, Hanna & Co
Board of Trade
Virginia
Transport Floated After Grounding Off Isle of Wight
The British transport Montford, which grounded on a mud bottom off the Isle of Wight, was floated this morning and proceeded to Southampton without any damage.
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London
Isle of Wight
Southampton
A. O. Hibernians to Affiliate With America Branches
The national board of the Ancient Order of Hibernians in America voted to proceed at once with a plan to affiliate the Ancient Order of Hibernians in America with an undisclosed branch, as reported from Buffalo, New York, dated July 5.
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Buffalo
N. Y
National Board of the
Ancient Order of Hibernians In
America
Ancient
Order of Hibernians In
branches of the order in Great Britain and colonies
The text discusses the branches of the order in Great Britain Australia and several smaller colonies of the British empire highlighting its regional presence and organizational spread.
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Order
Great Britain
Australia
British Empire
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