Anaconda Standard Rates and Office Locations
The Anaconda Standard announces subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions and lists office locations and advertising rates. It notes branch offices in Butte, Missoula, and Great Falls and provides addresses for wire bureaus and national offices.
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Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Washington
N. W
New York
Ios
Nassau Street
Chicago
Washington Street
CW. J. Morton
Post
Auditorium Ames
San Francisco
Glenarm Street
Denver
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake
Anaconda Standard Records Largest Montana Circulation
The Anaconda Standard posts a higher bona fide paid circulation than all other Montana newspapers combined. For the year 19, daily average is 11,811 and Sunday average is 14,184.
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Anaconda Standard
Nly
Montana
Pertinent Query on McKinley Policy after Paris Peace Talks
The Springfield Republican questions why McKinley shifted from a conquest based claim to acquire the Philippines to extending U S control by right of conquest instructing Otis. It criticizes the administration for breaking pledges and outlines a Janus faced policy in the Spanish war era.
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Springfield Republican
Philippines
Paris Peace Commission
McKinley
Paris
United States
Day
Davis
Otis
Cuba
Ananias
Politics and the Spanish American War Debated
The piece argues the war was caused by political maneuvering in the United States and Cuba. It cites Minister Woodford and McKinley, claiming a decisive peace opportunity existed if leadership had resisted partisan pressure and pursued diplomacy over conflict.
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Woodford
Cuba
United States
McKinley
The Feminine Peril and Higher Education Debate
The article critiques Munsterberg's claim that women’s higher education harms civilization by feminizing culture and weakening family life. It argues against the peril theory with alumni data and contrasts American liberty with European traditions, then shifts to a broader economic analysis of trade balances and the United States as a creditor nation.
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Harvard
Munsterberg
Europe
England
Germany
France
United States
Noted cowardice in McKinley over Spanish War bill
The piece argues the vote in November will judge McKinley’s war actions as cowardice and political pressure. It cites Woodford and the New York Evening Post noting history will weigh motives, opportunities, and responsibility and condemn yielding to clamor.
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New York Evening Post
Polk
McKinley
Spain
The Fabled Favorable Balance of Trade
The article critiques the idea of a favorable trade balance as economic doctrine. It argues the notion, popular in political discourse, rests on the outdated mercantile theory and depends on many factors. In the long run, such balances often favor poorer, younger economies rather than stronger ones.
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United States
Adam Smith
Missouri celebrates eightieth birthday with Civil War debate tied to slavery
Missouri marks its eightieth anniversary since statehood observing the admission day in Kansas City. The piece recalls the sectional conflict over slavery and the role of prominent figures like Benton in shaping national policy and the nation’s debt to Missouri’s distinguished leadership.
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Missouri
Kansas City
Twain
United States
Missou
Council
Federal House
Senate
Benton
Crime of an Insane Man in Denver Shocks City
Jessie Kinport a 14 year old girl was abducted from her West Ninth Avenue home and found mutilated at a nearby vacant lot. Chris Jansen was arrested after a struggle with Officer Lambert. police say Jansen spoke of harming a woman and appears insane as the case unfolds.
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Denver
Jessie Kinport
West Ninth Avenue
Chris Jansen
Lambert
South Fifteenth Street
Jansen
Kmport
Carnegie declines to be New York mayor
In a letter conveyed via his private secretary Andrew Carnegie declines the Twenty first district assembly of New York’s suggestion he run for mayor. He says the task would demand more time than he can spare and cannot accept the flattering proposal, though his interest in New York remains strong.
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New York
Twenty-first District
Andrew Carnegie
Greater
Carnegie
Scotland
Educators Discuss Means and Methods in Detroit Meeting
July 8 Detroit National Council of Education session pays tribute to Henry Barnard and I A Hinsdale. President Angell to speak memory of Hinsdale as 5 000 delegates arrive. attendance may top 14,000 at Los Angeles. Indian education session features welcome and response. Frissell lauds Indian schools and urges broad religious element in daily instruction.
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Detroit
National Council of Education
Henry Barnard
I. A. Hinsdale
University of Michigan
National Educational Association
James B. Angell
Hinsdale
Association
Registration Bureau
Irvin Shepard
Los Angeles
Indian Education Department
Board of Directors
M. C. A. Hall
Department of Indian Education
M. EB. Church
National Association
General Association
William 8. Harris
National Commissioner of Education
Harris
J. E. Cook
de Kalb, DL
Louis Soldan
St. Louis
J. M. Greenwood
Kansas City
Elmer E. Brown
University of California
Indian Department
Indian Educational Department
H. B. Frissell
EB. Pears
Haaske! Institute
Lawrence, Kan
Frederick D White Ends Life in Syracuse Home
Frederick D White son of U S ambassador Andrew White of Germany died by self inflicted gunshot at his Syracuse residence at 6 30 PM The patient had long fought a nervous disease and digestive troubles Coroner and a cable to Ambassador White in Berlin followed the discovery by his wife who found him in the bathroom The death appeared instantaneous and no funeral arrangements had been made at the time of report.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Frederick DD. White
Andrew Pb. White
United States
Germany
White
Matthew
Ambassador White
Berlin
American records fall at Pan-American lake handicap meet
In Buffalo at Pan-American park lake two records were set in the A A U handicap swimming event. E Shaeffer of the National Swimming Association of Philadelphia lowered the 220 yard handicap mark from 2 53 3 5 to 2 50 3 5 and also broke the 440 yard handicap record with a 6 31 1 5. The former 440 yard record stood at 6 32.
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Buffalo
N.Y
E. (. Shaeffer
National Swimming Assiation
Philadelphia
Schaeffer
Oas
Judge Wing Issues Injunction Against Striking Moulders
Judge Wing of the U S circuit court granted an injunction against the striking iron moulders at Otis Steel Co of Cleveland. The court held that sustained persuasion can become a nuisance and unlawful.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Wing
United States Circuit Court
Otis Steel Company
Bethlehem Shipments Gun to Fort Casey for Seattle
Bethlehem Steel shipped a 10 inch breech loading gun weighing over 40 tons to Seattle for Fort Casey equipment. The delivery underscores military ordnance support during the period.
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Bethlehem, Pa
Bethlehem Steel Company
Seattle
William James Stillman Dies in Surrey Home
The death of William James Stillman the author and journalist occurred last Sunday at his residence in Surrey England. He was well known for his literary and reporting work and had long been a prominent figure in journalism.
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London
William James Stillman
Surrey
Navy to Fund Governor's House at Pago Pago
The Secretary of the Navy allocated 15000 dollars for construction of a governor's residence at Pago Pago in Washington on July 8.
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Washington
Secretary of the Navy
Governors House
Pago Pago
Navy station expansion plans detail coast and harbor work
Samoa's Governor Tilley visits Washington to push upgrades for the naval station. Spending includes 20,000 for coaling piers and warehouses and improvements, 25,000 to buy about 500 more acres, plus 1,000 acres already owned to grant a mile plus of harbor frontage.
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Samoa
Tilley
Washington
Naval Station
Fine Harbor
State Allows Relinquishment of School Land Claims
Special Dispatch from Helena reports the secretary of the interior ruled the state may relinquish rights to school land claims and take other lands in exchange. The decision affects desert claim settlers like Mrs. Ann Tovey of Beaverhead County, who sought to avoid loss of improvements. The state now expects more applications from similarly affected settlers.
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The
Standard
Helena
Wns
Secretary of the Interior
Department
Ann Tovey
Big Hole Basin
Beaverhead County
State Land Department
State Land Office
Kilbourne Likely To Head Ohio Democratic Ticket
Ohio Democrats discuss the convention with Colonel James Kilbourne urged for governor and Anthony Howells for lieutenant governor. John L. Zimmerman may withdraw to boost Kilbourne, while Howells seeks second spot. Conflicts over taxation plank focus on local and state taxes and home rule.
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Columbus
Ohio
James Bb. Kilbourne
Anthony Howells
John Ll. Zimmerman
K.bourne
Zimmerman
Kilbourne
Cardiff
Cleveland
Judson Harmon
Harland Cleveland
Salen
Blandin
Johnson
Cuyahoga County
Kansas City
Val Fitzpatrick
Rathway
New York
Frank 8. Monnett
Monnett
Bryan
McLean
Supreme Court Reverses Lower Court in Butte Detainer Case
The Montana Supreme Court reversed the Silver Bow county district court in a dispute over real estate between Frank Boucher and Joseph Barsalou. The case, titled unlawful detainer, centered on Barsalou’s claim of title via Ayotte and alleged fraud in the transfer to Boucher. The court noted the proceedings appeared anomalous and did not fit a quiet title action as plead, returning the matter for further proceedings.
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Standard
Helena
Supreme Court Today
District Court of
Silver Bow County
Frank Boucher
Joseph Barsalou
Justice Milburn
Boucher
Barsalou
Butte
Ayotte
Barsafou
Supreme Court
Butte Briefs and Local Appointments
In Butte H Bush of Livingston is in the city. R J Thomas of Helena at the Finlen. A E Tabor of Great Falls arrived yesterday. Ruth Elise Kellogg of Whitehall is visiting. Charles Warfield of Helena registered at the Thornton. Captain John Hallahan of Anaconda in town yesterday. W D Thornton left for California for a month. Knights of Pythias lodges held a joint installation in Damon hall. May and Paul O Gorman of St Paul visit brothers Harry and James in the city. Harvard cigar touts Havana filler. Co W Clark George H Casey Joe Case Robert Grix Elias Siegel and others went to Brown's lake for a week. James Shonners left for Seattle to contract a residence on his central-city lot.
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Miss May
Paul O'Gorman
St. Paul
Harry and
James O'Gorman
Co. W. Clark
George H. Casey
Joe Case
Robert Grix
Elias Siegel
Brown's Lake
James Shonners
Seattle
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Dresden
Fine French Charlies
M. J. Connell Company
Richmond
Heilbronner’s
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Oweley
Mont
Rice, Fulton & Gold, Proprietors
Butte Briefs
Mills College and Seminary
Calfornia
Mill
Mills College
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California
Wae
Montana State School of Mines
BR. Leonard
Vrest
St. Matthew's Military School
San Mateo
Cal
Yale
Princeton
West Point
Annapolis
Stanford
William A. Brewer
Oregon
Flavels
Monterey
North Pacific Coast
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