Anaconda Standard Publisher Rates and Offices
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions, and single copy rates for 10 to 16 page editions through 6 page formats. It also details foreign rates, branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls, and various newsstand locations in major cities.
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Anaconda Standard Advertisers Note Circulation Lead
The Anaconda Standard proclaims a larger bona fide paid circulation than all other Montana dailies combined for the year. It reports daily and Sunday averages with a daily rise of 11.8 percent and a Sunday figure of 14 184.
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Anaconda Standard
Montana
Death of Pierre Lorillard Marks long public career
Pierre Lorillard died yesterday. He built a tobacco company over a century old, ran large Jersey City factories employing over three thousand, founded Tuxedo Park as a winter resort for New York society, and made notable turf bets and shrewd Wall Street investments.
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Pierre Lorillard
Lorillard
Jersey City
Tuxedo Park
New York
Wall Street
Valley county passes miss Great Northern robbers
The article notes the Valley county failure to capture the Great Northern train robbers, who selected a favorable escape route to Hole-in-the-Wall. It praises the bandits as clever, estimates a 95 in 100 escape chance, and mentions a $5000 reward while chase efforts may continue.
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Valley County
Great Northern
Heat Wave Strains Montana Lifts Quiet Remark on Heat
An eastern press notes a severe heat wave the country endures with diminishing resilience as days and sultry nights raise suffering. In Montana yesterday marked the warmest day of the season, while eastern cities would call it mild. The record mentions only those reported to police or health authorities.
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St. Louis Plans Centennial Louisiana Purchase Exposition
St Louis aims to outdo Chicago with a big Louisiana Purchase centennial fair. The event, tied to Dr. Thomas H Carter’s leadership, may be postponed from May 2003 due to preparation work, with Chicago as a model for a grand, timely celebration.
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St. Louis
Thomas H. Carter
Chicago
America
Ignorance on Drake name for British warship
The piece mocks British officials and public ignorance over naming a warship after Drake, noting few Britons know naval figures as well as military generals. It compares this to a alderman’s gondola proposal and questions public familiarity with naval heroes.
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Drake
British Army Reform Seen in South African Medal Debate
The New York Evening Post criticizes the South African medal awarded to a relative of King Edward as cheapening the decoration and exposing wartime flaws. It argues aristocratic control over the army and War Office hinders reform, noting Lord Roberts and his staff resemble a modern Lords in power.
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Edward
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House of Lords
Lord Roberts
Boston studies heat effects on pavement in heat wave
The Boston scene faced a heat wave with no retreat to cool spots. Officials measure wood pavements at 124 percent, granite 115 degrees, asphalt 118 and macadam 102, as editors draft philosophical deductions from the findings.
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Boston
Purling Brooks
Doubting Marthas at New York WCTU Convention
The New York State W C T U held its annual meeting at Prohibition Park Staten Island. A heated debate on the army canteen featured strong dissenters who argued soldiers face greater temptations from saloons with dance halls and gambling rooms.
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New York State Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Prohibition Park
Staten Island
Fort Leavenworth
The Serviceability of the Goat in Sheep Farming
A Georgia rancher tested keeping Angora goats with sheep to deter dogs. Goats defended the flock, often causing dogs to retreat, and the rams adopted the goats’ protective spirit. If validated, this could save sheep farms and be worth thousands to farmers nationwide.
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Georgia
Atlanta
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Why Are Filipino War Casualties Lopsided
The Forty third Infantry reports 1718 Filipinos killed and 335 wounded in fourteen months in the Philippines across 340 engagements. Critics question why deaths far exceed injuries, suggesting Filipinos carried wounded away while Americans tally only killed figures.
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Forty-third Infantry
Philippines
Forty-third
Murray
George Kennan
Springfield Republican
Filipinos seen as less than men by U S troops
The passage notes an observed large disparity between killed and wounded among Filipinos, suggesting possible contempt by American soldiers. It questions whether training or mindset led to viewing Filipinos as inferior, even monkeys, in contrast to white soldiers.
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Murray
Abominable Crime in Indiana Mental Health System
The piece condemns alleged criminal abuse by Indiana physicians and magistrates who use insanity charges to profit from confinement. It argues the practice mirrors medieval oppression and cites a Pittsburgh Telegraph warning that a true trust profits from wrongful detentions for monetary gain.
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Indianapolis
Great Northern
Charles Reade Wrough
England
Indiana
Pittsburg
Constitution Gains Edge In Saturday Yacht Race
The Constitution delivered a strong showing in Saturdays trial race, beating the Columbia under improved conditions. The comeback follows a prior defeat but officials note accidents rather than poor skill influenced earlier results, with the constitution proving its capability for the upcoming international competition.
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Columbia
Shamrock
Spokesman-Review Denies Sale Rumor to Perkins
The Spokesman-Review denies rumors it has been absorbed by Samuel Perkins of the Tacoma Ledger or that any sale negotiations are pending. It states it remains owned by W. H. Cowles for eight years and not for sale, reaffirming faith in Spokane and the region.
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Spokane
Heated Term Spurs Shirt Waist Trend for Men
The East experiences a heat wave that popularizes shirt waists for men as discussions on coatless attire fade. With temperatures near 100 degrees, long standing prejudices yield to comfort, and fashion may shift within a week to suit the heat.
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East
Indignity to the Girls at Wesleyan University
Boston Transcript reports the Wesleyan senior class seeks to bar female members from Class Day exercises. The faculty secretary indicates the measure will likely be applied, despite women sharing time, studies, and honors with men, raising call for a clear stated reason.
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Boston Transcript
Wesleyan University
We Wrote It Ourself We Do Not Mean Any Offense
A street encounter in Howard Kansas recounts a reader accusing the paper of an article in the previous issue. The author explains they wrote it themselves and meant no personal slight while avoiding a confrontation in hot weather.
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Howard
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Practical Men in the West
The West has new civilization after freeing itself from nature’s grip. Eastern views on arid landscapes differ from western ranch life where irrigation shapes daily challenges and opportunity.
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Washington Times
The New Weylerism
A Boston Globe op-ed compares British actions in South Africa to Weyler's reconcentration in Cuba. It cites 62,000 Boers in camps with 4,000 children, notes high death rates, farm burnings, looting, and deportations, and warns of inevitable repercussions as the war drags on.
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South Africa
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Africa
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Spain
The New Sabbatarian Critique in Chicago Chronicle
A historical critique contrasts old and new sabbath keepers. It argues the modern sabbatarian imposes strict rules on others while enjoying leisure in carriage and golf, provoking defense from Methodists for a more rational faith and tempered restraint.
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Chicago Chronicle
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Portraits, parrots and corn husk dolls in a bustling era
Jady Curzon travels to Munich for a portrait by Professor Volenbach. At Trinity Halls Military School a tablet honors Dr. Jesse William Lazear for yellow fever work in Cuba. Senator Tear returns Redemption Rock to John Hoar family. A gold coin of King Edward’s parrot in Sandringham recalls royal memories. Prince Eui Wha studies at Roanoke College with Korean companions. Gaelic and Johnson quotes appear on Inverness Castle’s Flora Macdonald statue. Miss Morrison creates corn husk dolls shipped to Germany France and England, using corn husk attire and husk parasols with meticulous detail.
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Korea
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Roanoke
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Inverness
Samuel Johnson
Prince Charles Edward Btuart
Atchison
Miss Morrison
Germany
France
England
Eton
Doll Maker Nellie Morrison Sells Corn Husk Dolls
Nellie Morrison of Salina Kansas makes corn husk dolls that earn her substantial profits. As a child she crafted them for friends and now at 28 she sells the dolls across the United States and Europe, commanding 25 cents each to meet growing demand.
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Nellie Morrison
Salina
Kan
United States
Europe
Men in Millinery Roles Stir Debate on Suitability
A milliner advocates for male participation in the hat trade arguing men bring decisive judgment and precision. She cites male designers advising buyers, men learning the craft from start to finish, and occasional superior skill in certain tasks like hat frame making. The piece contrasts gender stereotypes with practical experience in millinery.
Designers are born not made in millinery business
The speaker argues designers have innate talent unlike copyists. Men in millinery are said to travel and sell more easily, while women face slower recognition. A nephew trains as a designer and could join a large house or be mentored, reflecting belief in natural designer ability.
Gray Checked Costume Described in New Cloths
A gray checked gown stands out among new fabrics with indiscernible checks. The gray homespun dress features a matching check, while the collar contrasts in a similar shade.
Fashion description of a pale blue and gray corset ensemble
The text details a white panne embroidered blouse paired with a foulard pale blue top and gray white skirt in a corset style. It discusses the figure fit, noting how the waist should be round and shoulders square, and describes a matching gray tulle hat with white straw stripes, a tulle crown, a quill accent, and a black velvet bow.
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