The Anaconda Standard publication details and offices
The Anaconda Standard lists daily and Sunday publication terms, subscription rates, and foreign mail costs. It provides editorial offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls with contact addresses and a Washington Bureau, plus a network of newsstand locations across Chicago Ames San Francisco Denver Salt Lake and more.
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Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Washington
Nassau Chicago
J. Morton
Chicago
Postoffice
Auditorium Ames
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Denver
Glenarm Street
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake
Ad rates boast largest Montana paper circulation
The Anaconda Standard proclaims a larger bona fide paid circulation than all Montana dailies combined. The six month average as of June 3, 1901 lists Daily 11,872 and Sunday figures, with the note continuing beyond the shown line.
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Europe
Anaconda Standard
Montana
Great Falls Receives Carnegie Library Grant
Paul Montana celebrates as Great Falls becomes a Carnegie beneficiary with 90000 dollars to fund a new city library. Citizens pride themselves on beautifying the town, and the library will be an architectural and civic asset for generations.
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Paul Montana
Great Falls
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie
Butte Boycott of Chinamen Sparks Diplomatic Claim
The Chinese government demanded indemnity of 100 009 000 over alleged outrages to Chinamen in Butte. The piece argues Butte residents did not persecute Chinese. violence was limited and not systematic. It notes a court-ordered stop to the boycott and critiques the Chinese claim as foolish.
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China
United States
Butte
Anaconda
Theat Falls
The Chase of the Robbers Reported From Malta and Glasgow
The dispatches claim the train robbers were surrounded but capture was unlikely. Sheriff Griffith returned and abandoned the chase as hopeless, while the Standard asserts exclusive, on the ground reporting with fast dispatches and no other daily had a representative.
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Malta
Glasgow
Griffith
The
Standard
Corruption Probe Links Quay Gang to Pennsylvania Legislature
The Philadelphia Press reports a major investigation showing the Quay group spent over a million dollars to bribe or influence the Pennsylvania legislature. The piece notes a working anti- majority formed when the legislature met, signaling deep political corruption.
Quay Era Ledger: Bribes and Franchises Drive Big Politics
The anti Quay Republicans held firm while five Democratic cattle were bought for 20000 each to elect Quay's speaker candidate. Bribes total 500000 on ripper bills and franchise bills promise more. The legislature is costly yet profitable for commercial politics as Bribe money returns at high rates. The writer notes no excuse for pauper politicians who act in the right yard.
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Quay
Quay Standard
Pennsylvania
Subside Bill Sparks Party Split Over Ship Subsidy
The piece reports that Hanna's ship subsidy bill will likely be pushed in the next Congress with administration backing, facing internal Republican opposition. A rival, smaller subsidy proposal seeks to base aid on freight carrying capacity. Proponents claim the need is weak, citing rising U S shipbuilding tempo and anticipated steel costs as decisive factors shaping future competitiveness.
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Hanna
Congress
Republican Campaign Fund
American Commercial Marine
Republic
United States
Economic storms threaten U S prosperity amid European downturn
A cautious forecast notes potential US hardship from European decline, citing McKinley era policies, South African war costs, and looming German and French turmoil. The piece contrasts upbeat production with impending financial strain, urging preparedness while warning of global dependence on Europe for sustained American prosperity.
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United States
Europe
Republic
Germany
France
England
Industrial federation units nations in global trade
The passage argues against radical protectionism aiming for U S independence. It asserts interdependence via steam and electricity, noting prosperity links across nations. It envisions an industrial federation binding countries for universal peace despite political conditions.
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United States
Education and life from President Stryker speech
President Stryker urges that Liberal education remains essential to form the whole man and to prepare for practical life. He cites George II era orators, Pitt and Fox, argues for disciplined classical training, and warns against haste diminishing future power.
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Stryker
Hamilton College
George II
William Pitt
Charles James Fox
Dickens Revival and Macaulay Reassessment in London Letters
London letters forecast a Dickens revival alongside renewed interest in Macaulay and a reaction against precieuse style. The piece argues that style alone matters less than mental grasp and vigor, praising Dickens for substance over ornamental prose.
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New York Evening Post
London
Macaulay
Walter Pater
Bunyan
Defoe
Dickens
Guy de Maupassant
David Copperfield
Matthew Arnold
Heat Sufferers and Outing Trip Mentioned in NY Journal
Editorial notes restricts Ella Wheeler Wilcox Annie Laurie and Dorothy Dix from appearing on the same day. A Seventh National Bank in New York is called a failure. Malta and John Longabaugh with K Curry plan an outing, aiming to be away soon. Extreme heat causes deaths as Butte gains global note, while train and horse thefts decline in Northern Montana.
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Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Annie Laurie
Dorothy Dix
New York Journal
Malta
Mesare
John Longabaugh
K. Curry
Notable World and Local Notices Highlight Traverses and Figures
Rothechild in Paris acquires manuscripts by Chopin and Auber. Roosevelt accepts Colorado anniversary address for Aug 2 at Colorado Springs. Mitchell goes to Palestine to direct the American School for Oriental Study. Georgia names include Sorrowful Williams and Paradise Lee. M Laberdecque, duel veteran born in Cuba, famed for 48 duels. Fahrni and Mile. Arweider summit Simelistock in the Alps. Waldeck Rousseau vaccinating dogs. Dr Jenner’s vaccination idea mocked. George M. Smith dies at 77, linking Darwin and Brontes circle as England’s premier publisher.
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M. Waldeck- Rousseau
Jenner
England
Nations trade policy and class rhetoric quoted from papers
Excerpts from the San Francisco Call Grand Rapids Democrat and Minneapolis Times discuss trade with China tariff debates and political use of race in Ohio. The Lola Register notes park disruption as towns modernize with a courthouse and sidewalks while a resident sleeps with alarm clock and quilt at dusk.
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San Francisco
China
Europe
Asia
Lola
Queen Margherita Plans Rome Orphanage For Murdered Parents
The text notes Queen Margherita intends to establish an asylum in Rome to care for children of murdered parents, acting under the will of Baroness Nathaniel. The plan signals royal philanthropy and a legal testament guiding the foundation.
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Margherita
Rome
Metropolis Joke Exchange at Midland Bootshop Door
A humorous notice posted at a Midland bootshop door features a cartoon dialogue about robbers and crowds. The snippet includes exchanges from Tit-Bits and Chicago Record Herald, with a back and forth about a stubborn open window and a noisy streetcar fare joke.
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Midland
Jimmie
Record-Herald
Humorous Snippets From Tit-Bits and Washington Star
A compilation of light quips and dialogue from Tit-Bits and the Washington Star includes reactions to social peacocking, jokes about reformers, a daughter’s jab at her father, and playful banter about weather, beer, and work.
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Washington Star
Mr. Bizziness
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Standard Publishing Company
Standard Block
McKinley
Butte Inter Mountain
Funston
Hobson
Inter Mountain
Cuba
Woodford
State Department
Kid Curry
Butte Track
Shanghai
Sanders
California
East
Transvaal
Spain
New York Sun
Ohio
Rudyard Kipling
Mr. Hearst
Education and Life
New York
Pekin
Rothechild
Paris Conservatoire
Jj Yst
Chopin
Auber
Roosevelt
Colorado
Colorado Springs
Hinckley G. Mitchell
Beeton University School of Theology
Palestine
American School For Oriental Study and Research
Georgia
Sorrowful Willams
Increare Thomas
Merciful Jenkins
Angel Jones
Salvation White
Happiness Johnson
Purity Scott
Paradise Lee
M. Laberdecque
Max Regis
Paris
Spahis
Algeria
Ao Hatan
M. Fahrni
Mile. Arweider
Simelistock
Alps
George M. Smith
Mr. Smith
Darwin, Ruskin
Trackeray
Charlotte Bronte
Mrs. Gaskell
Anthony Trollope
George Meredith
Thomas Hardy
Frank T. Bullen
Grand Rapids
Senator Foraker
Foraker
Minneapolis Times
New England Free Trade League
Tariff Trust
West
Nathaniel
Cc. T
D. P
PD. P
PDP
Acme
Manhattan
Venice
Battenburg
Trish
Ladies of
Connell
M. J. Connell Company
Buffalo
Watte
Smutte
Bull
Buffalo Exposition Heilbronner’ 'S
E. Broadway
Oweley Brock
Butte, Mont
Rice, Fulton & Gold, Proprietors
Atlanta Constitution
Mills College and Seminary
Calfornia
Mbs. C
Mills
Mills College P. O
Montana State School of Mines
S. K. Leonard
Prest
Mont
St. Matthew's
San Mateo
Cal
Yale
Princeton
West Point
Annapolis
Stanford
University of California
William A. Brewer
A. B
Brooklyn
Nashville
South
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