Anaconda Standard Rates and Office Locations
The Anaconda Standard announces subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions, with rates for 1 year 6 months 3 months and 1 month, plus Sunday only. It lists office contacts, rates for foreign copies, branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls, and display locations in Chicago Denver Salt Lake and Nassau Street.
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Missoula
Great Falls
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Washington Street
W. J. Morton
Chicago
Postoffice
Auditorium Annex
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Denver
Glenarm Street
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake
Second South Street
Salt Lake News Co
Anaconda Standard Circulation Lead Noted
The Anaconda Standard claims the largest bona fide paid circulation in Montana, reporting a six month average up to June 30, 1901. Daily circulation is 11,872 and Sunday higher, indicating a dominant weekday and weekend reach.
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Anaconda Standard
Montana
General Butterfield A Civil War Veteran Dies At Seventy
Aniel Butterfield, son of a Central New York pioneer in the express business and a key figure in Wells Fargo and Overland Mail, has died at seventy. Daniel Butterfield rose from colonel to major general, saw active service at Washington, Fredericksburg, Gettysburg, Lookout Mountain, and with Rosecrans, Porter, McClellan, and Pope, and suffered wounds.
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Aniel Butterfield
Arodier
New York
Henry Wells
FP Armes
John Butterfield
Wells Fargo
Over-land Mail Company
Missouri River
San Francisco
Daniel Thatterfield
City
Lincoln
Butterfield
Washington
Fitz John Porter
McClellan
Pope
Fredericksburg
Gettysburg
Rosecrans
Hooker
Lookout Mountain
France Faces Population Decline and Rising German Power
France laments a population gain of only 230000 in five years since 1896, while Germany and Britain grow strongly. The text warns that France’s relative demographic weakness endangers military prestige as Germany’s population reaches 66 million and fortifies its borders with a growing bayonet hedge.
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France
Europe
Germany
Austria
England
Italy
Alsace
Lorraine
Rhine
Republic
Population decline threatens French military power
Increase in population cripples industrial productivity and finances. Financiers warn France has hit government spending limits and extra military costs could trigger national bankruptcy. Wealth, tied to population, could shift to Europe’s rival nations, with Zola’s Fecondite urging maternity as the path to regain leadership.
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France
Europe
Zola
Bull fighting and corn scare in a bustling era
A satirical column rails at a proposed humane bull fighting craze in Omaha while linking blood sports to moral uplift. It contrasts the sport with entertainment trends, notes corn crop fears harming markets, and mocks political figures and press handling of events.
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Omaha
Northern Express
Curry Gang
Toreador
Spain
Mexico
Peru
Bolivia
Montana
Santos Dumont’s airship marks a practical flight milestone
The Paris trial of M. Santos-Dumont reports a successful flight of a French airship. The craft reportedly lands at will, travels at about twenty five miles per hour, and handles the steering gear the inventor devised. The piece notes long pursuit of practical upper air locomotion and compares this to other early transportation innovations.
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NCE
M. Santos-Dumont
Paris
Santos- Pdumont
Withal
The Crop of Corn
The public seeks testimony on corn crop damage after a fortnight of drought. Business voices in exchanges paint the loss as severe while railway leaders argue the dry heat impact is less dire. Both sides offer partisan views. no independent expert testimony is cited. Government response remains incomplete.
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United States
Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa
Middle West
Double Taxation Proposed for Manchuria Indemnity Burden
The article reports that major powers may push to refer Manchuria’s disposition to Pekin ministers for joint agreement. It details Russia’s hesitations, United States assent to higher Chinese customs duties for indemnity payment, and Japan’s concession reducing its demanded indemnity while the U S seeks alternative compensation.
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Washington
Manchuria
Pekin
Russia
New Chwang
New Chiang
China
Chiang
Rockhill
United States
State Department
Ch'ia
Japan
Great Britain
One Day Sensation in Paris Over Minister Baudin Shooting
Paris reports a pistol shot at Pierre Baudin, minister of public works, by Mme Olzewsky. Officials say the act sought to highlight poverty. The Olzewskys exaggerated hardship after M. Olzewsky’s spy arrest in Italy and loss of compensation. Foreign office aid to Olzewsky was later arranged.
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Paris
Pierre Baudin
Mme. Oizewsky
Foreign Office
Mme. Olzewsky
Olzewskys
M. Olzewsky
Italy
Schreiner denies report of Olive Schreiner being prisoner
Theophilius Schreiner, Olive Schreiner’s brother, counters a claim by Oulda that Olive Schreiner was prisoner in South Africa. He says she lives in Hanover, Cape Colony, for health with husband Cronwright, though Hanover is under martial law, Olive Schreiner enjoys freedom of the military cordon.
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London
Theophilius Schreiner
Olive Schreiner
South African Association
Oulda
Mile
Louise de la Ramee
South Africa
London Daily News
Hanover
Cape Colony
Mr. Cronwright
Clark A Montana Investor Reported Involved In Ural Mines
Rumor from Moscow claims W. A. Clark of Montana visited St Petersburg and Moscow incognito and with an unnamed count invested 10 000 000 roubles in Ural copper mines during his Europe trip.
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Ural Mountains
St. Petersburg
Moscow
W. A. Clark
Montana
Europe
Ural
Mexican International Reopens for Business
Houston clerks report Southern Pacific issued a circular announcing the Mexican International has again been opened for business today July 17.
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Houston
Tex
The
Southern Pacific Today
Cuban Politics and Gomez Foreseen as Key Leader
The piece argues that Gomez is the foremost figure in Cuba, shaping politics while awaiting a stable government. It notes his non Cuban birth but strong identification with the independence struggle and suggests his influence may extend beyond the present landmark.
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Gomez
Trans Mississippian congress opens with parade and debates
The Cripple Creek Colorado event launched with a flower parade as the trans Mississippi commercial congress opened. Leaders like Robert Graham and Ed F Browne urged a department of mining under the president's cabinet and discussed government role in mining and commerce.
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Cripple Creek
Colo
Robert Graham
Rocky Mountain
Ed F. Browne
Aspen
Department O Commerce and Industries
J. W. Noble
Fishback
Arkansas
Francis F. Thurber
New York
J. J. Jarvis
Monetary League
Mining
America
Browne
Sidney Story
New Orleans
Nicaragua Canal
United States
Orient
Nicaragua
Panama
Sidney F. Lewis
Louisiana
John Henry
Utah
Leon B. Ryson
Iowa
Ltradford Prince
New Mexico
J. 8. Wheelis
Texas
Seay
Oklahoma
Chester I. Long
Kansas
Charles J. Moore
Leadville
Francis B. Thurber
United States Export Association
F. B. Thurber
Blaine
McKinley
Thurber
Macabees elect officers in Port Huron
The supreme tent of the Knights of the Maccabees elected officers in Port Huron Michigan on July 17 naming Commander D P Markey Lieutenant Commander S M Truseler Record Keeper George J Siegel Finance Keeper J D Thompson Chaplain Grant A Robbins Sergeant W S Hall Master at Arms E W Marshall First Master of the Guard M S K Elkins with members from several states.
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Port Huron
Mich
Knights of the Maccabees
D. P. Markey
M. Truseler
Ontario
George J. Siegel
J. D. Thompson
Grant A. Robbins
Missouri
Disorder and Lawlessness Rise in Pekin
July 17 Pekin reports show sharp rise in disorder since police control returned to authorities. Nightly burglaries occur by large bands of depredators with Chinese workers implicated in the turmoil.
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Pekin
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