Anaconda Standard Publisher Index and Office Details
The page lists publishing company details for The Anaconda Standard including ownership, subscription rates, mailing practices, and office locations. It notes rates for daily and Sunday editions, international and domestic mailing, and lists branch offices in Tutte Missoula Great Falls with advertising rate info and New York and Washington offices.
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The
Standard
Tutte
Missoula
Great Falls
Washingto Buresti
14Th CG St
Salt Lake
Salt Lake News Co
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Mont
Ad Rates Highlight Anaconda Standard Circulation Lead
The Anaconda Standard touts a larger bona fide paid circulation than all Montana newspapers combined. The six month average ending June 3 1991 lists daily circulation at 11 872 and Sunday at an unspecified amount.
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Anaconda Standard
Montana
Ohio Democrats unite on tax equality and reform platform
The Ohio Democrats present a united front blending conservative and radical wings to back a platform prioritizing equality of taxation, tariff reduction, and municipal reform. They denounce centralization and imperial tendencies in the GOP, arguing a return to basic American principles can lessen corruption and win Ohio in the fall.
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Ohio
Cayoga
Hamilton
McLean
Johnson
Cleveland
Republican Party
Fathers of the Republic
United States
Mirror of South America Reveals U S Strain in Relations
The article notes a shifting tone in South American press since the Spanish American War, criticizing U S actions as imperial and suggesting Venezuela and Colombia may be targeted for annexation due to proximity to a proposed canal. It cites resentment over Cuba and the Philippines as context for growing anti American sentiment.
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South America
The
North
Met
Cuba
Phil
Imperialism and America's reach in South American markets
The piece argues against U S imperialism and warns Chile and other republics about Yankee circumventions. It notes Chilean hostility to the United States during elections, fears subserviency, and urges a shift from imperial aims toward peaceful trade and mutual profit with South American nations.
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Ippines
United States
South American
South America
Clay
Blaine
North
Opper and Davenport in Journal Cartoon Debate
The New York Journal praises Opper as a superior genius whose cartoons mock Hanna and Hanna’s corruption. Davenport is condemned as a talent past usefulness whose work fails to amuse or inspire, drawing only disgust. Hanna reportedly cannot laugh at Davenport’s depictions.
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New York Journal
Davenport
Opper
Mark Hanna
Willie
Hie Papa
Hannakee
Mr. Ilanna
John Sherman
Senate
Hanna
Hannabie
Journal
Doctor Doremus Proposes Ammonia CoolingFor Summer Relief
The New York physician Dr. Doremus claims liquid ammonia can cool homes cheaply. He suggests installing ammonia pipes in all heated buildings to chill rooms at night, advocating a shift from warming to cooling and promising relief from summer heat.
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Pr. Deoremus
New York
Dr. Doremus
Doremus
Protestant Church Trust Movement Gains Eastern Support
A Church Trust Movement has begun in eastern cities to unite charitable and other Protestant church activities, reducing duplication and boosting efficiency. The plan follows the broader trend toward organization in society and aims to harmonize efforts across denominations while acknowledging differences and fostering tolerance.
Great Cardinal Truths Uniting Belief and Brotherhood
The passage stresses agreement on core Christian truths and condemns ostracizing individuals or sects for sincere beliefs in nonessential matters. It foregrounds unity within shared faith while acknowledging varied interpretations. Strong entities include Christianity and the broader religious discourse.
Political Struggle Over Delaware Senate Seats
The piece discusses Delaware politics with Addicks amid a national scramble around two Senate seats, including rumored specials and Governor Hunn's possible bid. It also criticizes party maneuvering and hints at national figures like McKinley, Hanna, and Bryan while touching on a Minneapolis Times music column and various political quips.
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Addicks
Delaware
McKinley
Pennsylvania
Hanna
Hunn
Terrific heat scorches Kansas crops to half damage
Topeka reports an extreme spell of heat with maximums reaching as high as 108 degrees in several towns. Dry winds and scarce water worsen the situation with no Kansas county showing crop damage under 50 percent, described as the worst drought since 1860 and an ice famine in some towns.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Kansas City
Baker City
Concordia
Dodge City
Dresden
Fort Scott
Hays City
Macksville
Manhattan
McPherson
Osage City
Wichita
Rain Prayer Proclaimed Amid Missouri Heat Wave
Jefferson City reports Governor Dockery received many petitions to declare a day of fasting and prayer for rain as Missouri faces its worst drought since 1854. Temperatures across the state topped 100 degrees with heat illnesses and three heat deaths noted in London.
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St. Louis
Jefferson City
Dockery
Missouri
Columbia
Mexico
St. Joseph
Hannibal
Harrisonville
London
No Sign of Relief as Heat Reaches 102 in Kansas City
Kansas City records a high of 102 degrees with no relief in sight as the hot spell continues and residents endure another scorching day.
Kittredge Named Sioux Falls Senator to Fill Vacancy
Governor Herried appointed Alfred B. Kittredge of Sioux Falls to the South Dakota senate to fill the vacancy after Senator Kyle’s death. Born March 26 1861 in Cheshire New Hampshire he studied at Yale and Yale Law School before moving to Sioux Falls in 1885 to practice law. He served as Republican committeeman for South Dakota in 1892 and 1896 and had long ties to politics with Pettigrew.
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Yale Law School
Connecticut
Sioux Falls
Kittredge
Pettigrew
South Dakota
Harry Mann Dead Theatrical Manager Dies in Saratoga
Saratoga New York July 11 Harry Mann theatrical manager died here today of Brights disease The body will go to New York City tomorrow and funeral set for Sunday at Woodlawn He was born in Wheeling West Virginia and managed major playhouses in New York Brooklyn and San Francisco including Madison Square Fifth Avenue and Knickerbocker The Hayman family links are noted in his stage name development.
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Saratoga
N. Y
Harry Mann
Bright
New York City
Woodlawn
Manuel Hayman
Alf Hayman
Wheeling
W. Va
Navy
Norristown
Madison Square
Fifth Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Knickerbocker
New York
Columbia
Brooklyn
California
Baldwin
San Francisco
Insane Woman Arrested in Missoula Dispatch
A woman who identified herself as Martha Wanburg was arrested in Missoula after arriving by train from Perham Minnesota. Officials say she appears insane and was jailed after behaving oddly at a local hotel. She claimed train conductors were pursuing her and sought a safe hiding place.
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The
Standard
Missoula
Martha Wanburg
Perham
Minn
Coeur - Alene City
Idaho
Boston & Montana appeal in Hinds receivership case heard
Transcript on the appeal from Judge Clancy’s denial of a new trial in the action by T. K. Hinds against the Boston & Montana seeks $213,116 for compensation as receiver in 1898 and for assistants and counsel. The supreme court received the transcript today and, unless advanced, the appeal likely won’t be heard this year.
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Standard
Helena
Boston & Montana Company
Clancy
T. K. Hinds
Boston & Montana
Hinds
Supreme Court
Ruhlin Heads West to Strike Te7ght with Jeffries
Gus Ruhlin the Akron giant leaves New York for San Francisco to clinch the title bout with James Jeffries. He travels with manager Billy Madden and sparring partner Denver Ed Martin. If Jeffries delays the match Ruhlin may claim the championship by default and issue a general challenge.
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New York
Gus Ruhlin
Akron
San Francisco
J. J. Jeffries
Ruhlin
Billy Madden
Denver Ed Martin
Jeffries
Tragedy Near Brockport Ends in Double Fatality
Rochester report states farmer McGrath killed his wife near Brockport then took his own life with a two edged jack knife. The couple leaves five children all under sixteen.
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Rochester
N. Y
McGrath
Brockport
McGraths
Spokane Chamber Official Found Dead in Temple Court
Robert H. Greeley, secretary of the Spokane chamber of commerce, was found dead in his room at Temple Court this morning. He had been missing since Saturday.
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Spokane
Wash
Robert H. Greeley
Spokane Chamber of Commerce
Temple Court
Greeley
Death in Room for Greeley and Fasson Linked to Heart Trouble
The room was forced open by President Olmstead and others and the dead body of Mr. Greeley was found on the lounge. It is believed death resulted from heart trouble, as did the death of Secretary Fasson, who died while on a chamber of commerce excursion to Lewiston two years ago.
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Olmstead
Greeley
Fasson
Chamber of Commerce
Lewiston
Widow Davis Quiets at Willard Hotel in Portland
Mrs Jeffer son Davis widow of the former Confederate president is quietly staying at the Willard hotel in Portland Maine after arriving a few days ago for the summer in the city authorities report.
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Portland
Jefferson Davis
Willard Hotel
Bank Run Persists as Cleveland Depositors Line Up
In Cleveland on July 1 the run on United Banking and Savings continued with the bank keeping doors open overnight. About 200 men and women queued to withdraw funds while officials stated all demands were met and the institution stood ready for any emergency.
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Cleveland
Ohio
United Banking and Savings Company
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