Anaconda Standard publication and office details
The Anaconda Standard lists daily and Sunday editions with subscription rates, contact details, and office locations. It notes branch offices in Butte, Missoula, and Great Falls and provides address and telephone cues for postal, editorial, and business inquiries.
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Anaconda Telephone Numesrs
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Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Washington
N. W
Chicago
Postoffice
Auditorium Annex
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Denver
Glenarm Street
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake
Second South Street
Salt Lake News Co
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Mont
Monterey
California
North Pacific Coast
Col
J. F. Harvey
Flavel
Oregon
J. L. Mitchell
Marquam
Portland
Ad Advertising Claim in Montana Newspaper Notice
The Anaconda Standard states its daily and Sunday circulation is larger than all other Montana dailies combined for the six months ending June 9, 1991. It reports a daily average of 11,872 readers and a Sunday figure.
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Europe
Anaconda Standard
Montana
Bryan Foes Forced Bryan From Democratic Lead
The Ohio Democratic convention treated Bryan harshly, with his name and memory attacked as anti Bryanism spreads from Cleveland Plain Dealer Cincinnati Enquirer and Louisville Courier Journal. The piece argues Bryan must retire from nomination contention to preserve party unity amid waning popularity in Ohio Kentucky and Maryland. It also honors the scholar Fiske noting his lifelong dedication to learning and his international reputation.
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R. Bryan
Ohio
Cleveland Plain Dealer
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Louisville Courier- Journal
Bryan
Controversy Over the Dewey Order and Authorship
The Dewey Order directing the capture of Manila has sparked debate over authorship. Secretary Long denied writing it and pointed to internal wording as evidence no scholar authored the order. Navy aspirants claim involvement, but Dewey’s actions and results remained unaffected.
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Dewey
Manila
Long
Longe
Navy
Navy Department
Tneli
Horace Mann
Death of John Fiske Leaves Quiet Gap in American Letters
John Fiske’s death marks a major loss to American literature after four decades of influential work. He popularized abstruse philosophical and scientific theories, notably through Cosmic Philosophy, and earned friendships with Spencer Darwin and Huxley. His later historical studies reinterpreted early American history with a vital, modern presentation.
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Fiske
John
Caesar
Virgil
Horace
Tacitus
Sallust
Suetonius
Livy
Cicero
Ovid
Catullus
Juvenal
Alfred the Great
John Fiske
United States
Spencer
Darwin
Huxley
Carnegie library gifts spark city debates and errors
The passage notes Andrew Carnegie offered 330000 to Great Falls for a library with site and maintenance guarantees. It recounts mistaken attributions to Helena and Great Falls, errors in multiple papers, and a public library board accepting the offer amid local maintenance costs.
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Butte
Inter Mountain
Great Falls
Carnegie
Helena
Andrew Carnegie
Valleria
Butte Inter Mountain
Ohio Democrats back reform and tariff change in platform
In Columbus Ohio the Democratic convention adopts a long platform calling for municipal reform home rule and votes on railroad and tariff policies. It denounces Republican bosses and proclaims opposition to imperialism and trusts while urging direct senator elections and a strong civil service. Kilbourne nomination follows a chaotic roll to governor with Zimmerman briefly naming and then suspending rules.
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Democrats of
Ohio
Democratic Party of Ohio
Democratic Party
State Board of Equalization
Pagland
United States
Western Hemisphere
State Committee
Republican Party
Thomas Jefferson
Col
James Kilbourne
Columbus
Clarke County
F. M. Hogan
Springfield
John L. Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Kilbourne
Wireless earth telegraph system promises stealth range
An invention places two electrodes a few metres apart with the negative on glass and the positive buried three to four metres in earth. The transmitter setup is portable enough for four men to establish a station in an hour. No tall poles means less signaling to enemies versus the Marconi method.
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Earth
Marconi
White resigns as ambassador to Germany after sudden death
The article notes the sudden death of Andrew D. White's son and recalls Secretary Hay’s son’s similar fate. It reports White's decision to resign as ambassador, praising his diplomatic skill, Yale background, and scholarly influence. It states White is 69 and respected for tact and patriotism, with retirement certain to cause universal regret.
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Andrew D. White
Hay
White
Germany
America
Yale
Ile
St. Petersburg
Perlin
Wireless telegraphy rivals evolve in Paris dispatch
Paris dispatch to the New York Herald reports Marconi is outdated and his wireless system a relic. Colonel Pilowski of the Russian army and M. Popp of France claim a new terrestrial wireless method where electric waves travel along the ground rather than through the air.
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Paris
New York Herald
Marconi
Pilowski
M. Popp
Doctor Harkness Pioneer Physician Dies at 80
San Francisco reports the death of Dr. H. W. Harkness a pioneer physician and noted authority on fungi aged 80. He died on the day in question.
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San Francisco
H. W. Harkness
Lafontise Beats Dummy Rowan In Montana Heavyweight Clash
In a 17 round battle at Turner hall Copper City Athletic club held a Montana heavyweight title bout. Lafontise landed a sharp heart shot in round 18 and defeated the weary Dummy Rowan who fought on bravely. Referee Bogan’s decision drew mild dissent but most spectators approved. About 600 fans attended and Frank Purcell immediately challenged the winner.
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Rowan
Jack Lafontise
Turner Hall
Lafontise
Bogan
Copper City Athletic
Montana
Frank Purcell
Lafentize
St Paul Kid challenges Andy King for 115 pound bout
St Paul boxer James Kennard known as the St Paul Kid challenges Andy King after a potential fight with Armstrong. Kennard offers to meet at 115 pounds or catch weights and agrees to reasonable terms. A&P announces nightly excursion train to Butte for saucer track races with round trip fare one dollar.
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Sporting Editor
Standard
Oglesby
Armstrong
Andy King
King
James Kennard
St. Paul
Butte
Woodmen Lodge Installs Officers for Six Months
Camp No. 154 Woodmen of the World held its semi annual installation at the A. O. H. hall last night with M. J. Murphy presiding as officer.
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Woodmen of the World
A. O. H. Hall
M. J. Murphy
Social meeting lasts monthly amid rostered officers and treats
Installing officer reports official roster with J P Clark N J Marchion J W Spellman J C Tucker J C Corcoran Emil Meister M J Murphy and E J Edgecombe elected to fill Marchion's term A smoker followed routine business refreshments served and all attendents favored monthly social gatherings The notice also promotes a trip to Butte to see the motorcycle with a round trip price of 1 dollar
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J. P. Clark
N. J. Marchion
J. W. Spellman
J. C. Tucker
J. C. Corcoran
Emil Meister
J. E. Forrest
M. J. Murphy
E. J. Edgecombe
Second annual park picnic promises big turnout
The lower works fire department plans its second annual picnic next Sunday at the park. Activities include many sporting contests and a ball game between the Anacondas and the Philipsburg team. A grand street parade at 1 PM precedes the park opening.
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Lower Works Fire Department
Anacondas
Philipsburg
Pin Setter Escapes Serious Injury At Tucker Alleys
Willie Heffron, a pin setter at Tucker bowing alleys, narrowly escaped severe harm when a bowling pin struck his right cheekbone. He sat on the setter board when hit, missing his eye by roughly half an inch. The bone was bruised and discolored but not fractured.
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Willie Heffron
Tucker
Willie
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John Doe
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M. H. Daugherty
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M. J. Connell Company
Buffalo
Mutte Street
Heilbronner
S. 23
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Oweley Brock
Butte, Mont
Rice, Fulton & Gold, Proprietors
Lavo
Tucker's Alleys
Mills College and Seminary
Calfornia
Mks
C. Z. Mills
Mills College P. O
Montana State School of Mines
Ko Leonard
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Ban Mateo
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