Anaconda Standard Postal Rates and Offices Listed
The Anaconda Standard announces subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions and lists locations of branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls. It details foreign postage, newsstand locations in major cities, and directs general business letters to the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana.
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Standard Publishing Company, Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Washington
N. W
Nassau Street
Chicago
Washington Street
Postoffice
Auditorium Anne
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Denver
Glenarm Street
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake
Second South Street
Salt Lake News Co
Mont
Ad Rates Claim Anaconda Standard Leads Montana Press
The Anaconda Standard asserts it has the largest bona fide paid circulation in Montana surpassing all other daily newspapers. For six months to June 1901 the paper reports a daily average of 11,872 readers and a Sunday figure higher, indicating strong advertiser reach.
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Anaconda Standard
Montana
England pressed for Kitchener recall amid Boer War turmoil
The piece cites fierce English dissatisfaction with the South Africa campaign. It accuses the war office of suppressing news and highlights concentration camp abuses as reported by Mrs Hobhouse. It notes Boer resilience, calls for U.S. restraint, and argues for ending wartime shipments from American ports to Britain.
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Ngland
South Africa
Kitchener
War Office
Winkfontein
Mies Hobhouse
London News
House of Commons
Mise Hobhoughe
England
General Pearson
New Orleans
Pearson
United States
Consul Browe Criticizes U S Pay to Diplomats
The piece notes continued discontent over the United States treatment of its diplomatic agents and cites Consul Browe at Lape Town who has written a letter on the issue.
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United States
Browe
Lape Town
U S Consul Resigns Cape Town Posting Over Salary
The State Department notes that Consul General at Cape Town resigns due to insufficient pay. The Cape Town salary is 3000 dollars yearly, while Portugal and Spain offer higher stipends and Germany pays 10000. The piece criticizes Congress for funding rivers and harbors but not adequate overseas pay, arguing the US lags as a world power.
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State Department
Cape Town
United States
Stowe
Portugal
Spain
Germany
Consur
Congress
Crowe Linked to Great Northern Train Robbery Claims
A detective believes Pat Crowe was one of the bandits in the Great Northern train hold up. The note notes Crowe’s resourcefulness and past $20,000 profits with Cudahy, while a Missouri lawyer receives a $250 draft from Johannesberg, South Africa for Crowe’s old professional bill. There is a tone of irony about loyalty among thieves.
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Great Northern
Pat Crowe
Mr. Crowe
Crowe
Cudahy
St. Joseph
Johannesberg
South Africa
The New Turkish Minister and His Toast to U S Ties
The article describes Chekib Bey, Turkey’s new minister to the United States, as a fluent interlocutor who praises Turkey’s affection for America and admiration for American industry. It highlights Leishman as a beloved U S envoy to Turkey, with the sultan’s evident delight in his presence and influence.
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United States
Chekihb Bey
Hay
Wu Ting
Chekib
Turkey
Mr. Leishman
Leishman
Mr. Chekib
Noted Michigan Case Reviews Burglar Murder and Trial Verbiage
The Michigan Supreme Court revisits a singular crime case from Adrian. A burglar killed Lafayette Ladd after entering the Ladd residence. Higgins, jailed for a Toledo burglary, produces a literary manuscript resembling the Ladd murder and faces sentencing after a dramatic courtroom appeal.
Jury Finds Higgins Guilty with Life Sentence Pronounced
The jury convicted Higgins and a life sentence followed after a powerful sentencing address by a prisoner. The supreme court rejected claims of error over Higgins sketch evidence, stating no prejudice to the case. The Detroit Tribune questions his guilt in Ladd’s murder.
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Supreme Court of Michigan
Lafayette Ladd
Adrian
Mich
Toledo
Ohio
Higgins
Ladd
Detroit Tribune
Supreme Court
The
Epworth Leaguers Robbed En Route to San Francisco
Twenty Epworth Leaguers traveling east to San Francisco were robbed at Colorado Springs of all money valuables railroad tickets and baggage but were left with their clothes and their good names intact. The incident is viewed as a test of faith and charity with St Paul’s words cited to encourage perseverance.
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Epworth Leaguers
San Francisco
Colorado Springs
Epworth
Carnegie Faces Gigantic Task of Giving Away 250 Million
The New York Herald notes Andrew Carnegie still holds 250 million dollars to give and has not found a plan that satisfies him. His annual income reaches 15 million, with 40.964 million given to libraries schools and colleges over twenty years. He contemplates directing wealth to art galleries and scientific museums while awaiting fully developed plans.
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Andrew Carnegie
New York Herald
Carnegie
New York bankers wary of Seventh National under Heath oversight
Detroit Free Press notes New York financiers say they fear a political influence over the Seventh National Bank since its Heath era, arguing that political favors tempt but force restraint, risking loss of confidence and possible receivership if friendship governs banking decisions.
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Detroit Free Press
New York
Littl “Seary
Seventh National Bank
Heath
Sprightly Ladies Ride On Country Road Attract Attention
A Manila New American note describes several women riding horses along a country road. The piece humorously recounts the observer blushing at the sight, speculating about attire ranging from Turkish trousers to bloomers and divided skirts, while acknowledging uncertainty.
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Manila
New American
MacVeagh’s dire prophecy on capital and labor split
The Indianapolis Sentinel notes Wayne MacVeagh warns of a future party division along capital and labor lines but argues there is no basis for fear. It asserts capital and labor interests ultimately align and that sane conservative citizens will prevent society’s destruction.
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The
Indianapolis Sentinel
Wayne MacVeagh
MacVeagh
Bank Director Reacts To Buffalo Bank Failure
A City National Bank of Buffalo director expresses shock at the institution’s collapse calling it a bolt from the blue. He accuses himself of public incompetence and failure to direct, claiming he violated the trust of shareholders and the public.
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Detroit Free Press
City National Bank of Buffalo
County Attorney to Wage War on Gambing Violations in Madison
Madison County official M M Duncan announced an active crackdown on illegal gambling in Rochester. Warnings have led to about a dozen warrants issued for arrests of In R Powell John Halsiter Jesse Wade and Harvey and Jenkins for permitting and conducting games. Duncan and the sheriff vow vigorous enforcement to clear the county of gambling.
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M. M. Duncan
Madison County
Virginia City
Rochester
R. Powell
John Halsiter
Jesse Wade
Messrs. Harvey & Jenkins
Mr. Duncan
Twin Bridges
Duncan
One Mile World Record Falls at Saucer Track Meet
Hoff man breaks the one mile amateur handicap world record with a 1 58 4 5 time at the Saucer track as 1 500 spectators watch. Iver Lawson wins the open ten mile professional race, while the five mile motor race between Chapman May Turville and Bell ends with Turville leading by a half length.
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Hoff
Chapman and
Turville Motors
Barnett
Murphy
Olsen
Hoffman
Scrotch
Allen
Boyce
German
Iver
John Lawson
Hell
Staver
Chapman
Green
Turville
May
Burris
Iver Lawson
Bell
Royce
Day
Lembke
Stern
Fergusoen
Nal
Waine
Warne
Two match races run for prize in dog coursing
Yesterday's coursing featured two top heats, with dogs well matched and hares giving a hard chase. An accident left Jersey Lily outmatched after leash failure tied the dogs. Lethe ridge won Lynne style and $500 purse went to Lethbridge in two straight heats.
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Charlie Prince
Jersey Lily
Sanders
Prince
C. H
W. H. Smith
Baraway
G. H. MacDougall
Revelstoke
Smith
Fitz- Regina
G. H. Morrison
Queen Moe
Dave Lewis
Roger
al Barnett
Lady Glendyne
MacDougall
Colonel Lopez
A. W. Jones
FEF. Southwick
al Traise
Colorado
A. Angove
Rowe & Neall
Spindle
Fitz
Burglars Again At Work In Butte
Thieves forced entry at Zephia Job's home 84 West Copper street by prying a window with a chisel while residents were away at Columbia gardens. They took a pearl-handled carving set valued at 30 dollars and silverware, leaving behind a valuable family heirloom watch a diamond pin and cash.
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Lutte
Zephia
Job
West
Copper Street
Columbia Gardens
Paul Richter breaks both bones in leg at street fair booth
Paul Richter fell from a ladder while decorating his fair booth and broke both bones in his left leg at the ankle. He was taken to Murray and Freund's hospital where the injury was treated.
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Paul Richter
Murray & Freund’s Hospital
Daughter Born in Butte at No. 413 North Arizona
A daughter arrived this morning to the wife of Michael Welch at 413 North Arizona Street Butte. The item quotes a New York Tribune reflection on bad form and unwise acts such as throwing paving stones, noting such behavior worsens heat during the dog days.
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North
Arizona Street
Michael Welch
New York Tribune
Rich men's charity compared with funding for poor children's education
The Buffalo Times discusses wealth donors choosing beneficiaries and questions whether funds should instead establish kindergartens and playgrounds for poor children rather than concentrating on higher education for the sons of the rich. It argues for broader investments in early childhood and public amenities.
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The
Buffalo Times
Livingston Club Wins 11 9 In Big Timber Baseball
Livingston defeated Big Timber 11 to 9 on their home field in a game described as the town’s best in years. Brown and Crest pitched for Livingston, with 11 strikeouts. J. F. Clark made a notable catch and throw from center field. Big Timber had a slow start but rallied with five runs by the fifth, then added two more in the sixth before Livingston closed out the win.
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Big Timber
Livingston
Park City
Brown and
Crest
J. F. Clark
Butte
Hanan
Rural French pupils cook communal noon soup at school
In rural France, every pupil brings vegetables to school for a shared noon soup. Older pupils wash and cook the produce in water, meat and fuel costs covered by payments of 2 to 4 sous a month from those who can afford it.
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France
Co-Operative Association
Sorry Plight of Maine Woodpile Mischief
A Maine family faced theft of their woodpile at night and tested sticks loaded with powder to trap the offenders. The wind ruined their test and now they cannot identify which sticks were loaded as the sharers flee whenever wood is added to the stove.
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Maine
Train Men Quit on International Railroad Amid Wage Clash
Peers and firemen on the International railroad resign and suspend business. Train men refused an advance in wages. No concerted strike, but all the men are out. The line is Southern Pacific property with workers paid in Mexican money, whose depreciation cut wages.
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International Railroad
Southern Pacific
Machinists Strike Broken in Cincinnati Shops Vote to Return
The Fay-Hagen shops voted to return to work tomorrow morning, confirming yesterday's report. Strikers in other shops plan to resume, though the strike is not officially off and funds claims by President James O Connell are denied.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Fay-Hagen
James O’connell
International Union
Chicago Iron and Steel Union Set for General Strike
Chicago union members rejected employers terms and will strike tomorrow affecting eighty concerns and 1400 workers in Chicago area foundries. The action follows a failed negotiation and demands for additional conditions.
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Chicago
Iron and Steel Union
Students issue fiery manifesto against church
In Mexico City on July 24 students publish a sharp manifesto opposing the Roman Catholic church, denouncing its influence and calling for reforms or removal of power in religious affairs.
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Mexico
Mexico City
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Europe
Mr. Crowe Again
Bustie News
Philanthrophy
Livingston Club
Nhe
Banell Dri
Connell
M. J. Connell Company
Buffalo
N. Y
Henry IV
Havana
Heilbronner’s
E. Broadway
Gully Zusinedteddy
Oweley Block
Butts, Mont
Rice, Fulton & Gold, Proprietors
Mills College and Seminary
Calfornia
C. T. Mills
Mills College P. O
California
Montana State School of Mines
N. I. Leonard
Prest
St. Matthew's Military School
San Mateo
Cal
Yale
Princeton
West Point
Annapolis
Stanford
University of California
William A. Brewer
A. B
MM Annaple
Pine St
Phila
Juarez
Chili
Santiago de Chili
Errazuriz
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