Anaconda Standard Publisher Rates and Offices
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions with varied terms and prices, plus foreign and domestic postage notes. It also details office addresses, telephone numbers, and Eastern and Western newsstand locations.
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Europe
Standard Block
Anaconda
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
Mont
Ad Claim for Anaconda Standard Circulation
The Anaconda Standard promotes its circulation as larger than all Montana daily papers combined. It cites six months ending June 30, 1901 with daily and Sunday averages, including a daily figure of 11,872.
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Anaconda Standard
Montana
Cabinet for Mining Debated at Trans Mississippi Congress
The trans Mississippi congress renews talk of a federal department of minting with a cabinet post for mining. The piece argues mining interests benefit from minimal federal interference and urges focus on irrigation as the essential Western issue.
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Washington
The Cost of War and English Workers
REDERIC HARRISON attacks the Boer war as ruinous to English industry and workers. He warns continued conflict means higher taxes, conscription, wage cuts, and scarce jobs, with national credit and savings drained to fund a costly war. The industrial class bears the burden in the name of imperial glory.
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Rederic Harrison
France
England
Harrison
War costs and public duty weighed against imperial war
A persuasive critique argues that civilians bear taxation and hardship for costly war. The author warns of moral and financial losses, noting English philosophers and statesmen oppose a causeless war and recalling 1776 protests against shortsighted imperial policy.
The Minnesota Stricken From Naval Register For Sale
Last Friday the battleship Minnesota was removed from the U S naval register and put up for sale at auction after a long career. The article recalls Hampton Roads and the clash of ironclads Merrimac and Monitor, noting the Minnesota’s retirement as a relic of war days.
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Minnesota
Naval Register of
United States
Hampton Road
James River
Merrimac
Hampton Roads
Cumberland
Congress
John Ericsson
Monitor
New York
Navy Department
Cape Hatteras
Hepl
We Pay the Bill and China Indemnity Debate
The piece argues doubling China’s customs rates harms American diplomacy and commerce with China. It notes the vast indemnity required by the powers and questions the timing as trade with China grows, suggesting the negotiation outcomes remain unsettled and a land grab mindset persists.
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United States
England
China
Europe gains in China as trade battle shifts balance
The piece argues China cannot pay with money and warns concessions risk partition. It claims European powers force partial or total loss of trade to the US and Britain, using China’s resources to check American industrial dominance. The early round favors Europe in the diplomatic contest.
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China
Europe
United States
England
Copper Output Shifts Show 1900 Decline in Lake Superior
Official figures indicate Lake Superior copper mines produced fewer pounds in 1900 than in 1899, a drop of 6 946 525 pounds. Montana saw a gain in copper output, though its dollar value did not rise as much due to lower prices. Earlier, Lake Superior supplied the bulk of U S copper, but now accounts for only about one thirty-fifth of North American production as demand grows with new electrical tech. Copper stocks among producers remain large while yearly output barely meets demand.
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Lake Superior
Montana
United States
Kansas City Journal Questions Rain Prayer Efficacy
The Kansas City Journal doubts the effectiveness of prayer for rain and asks if the Lord will show guidance to Missourians facing drought.
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The
Kansas City Journal
Judge DuBose Arrives En Route to Oakland
Judge Dudley DuBose arrived in Seattle yesterday while traveling from Nome Alaska to Oakland California. He plans a six month stay at the urgent request of the United States district court.
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Dudley DuBose
Seattle
Nome
Alaska
Oakland
Cal
United States District Court
Rain Prayer Debate Sparks Rainbow Chaser Talk
Opinions diverge on whether people who pray for rain are chasing rainbows. The remark reflects broader views on faith, optimism, and seeking favorable outcomes in uncertain conditions.
Is Space Infinite and Epworth Leaguers in Town
The July Atlantic asks Is Space Infinite in a learned piece while New York Sun writers miss it. Epworth leaguers injured in a fire ask friends to mail skin, and Roosevelt urged to focus on crime when visiting Colorado. Carnegie is proposed to visit Montana to gamble on a slot machine for drinks and cigars.
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New York Sun
Carnegie
Montana
Nevada Loss of Divorce Center Status After Bigamy Conviction
Earl Russell's conviction and three months' imprisonment for bigamy mark a shift as Nevada risks losing its standing as a divorce center among foreigners. The case highlights how enforcement and public perception affect the state's reputation and cross border expectations.
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Earl Russell
Nevada
Epworth League Maintains Lead Despite Player Injuries
Despite several players being disabled by accidents, the Epworth league shows no sign of disbanding.
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Epworth League
Judge DuBose Delayed. Epworth League Session Affected
Judge DuBose is delayed and cannot arrive in San Francisco to preside over Ep worth league sessions, causing schedule disruption and potential rescheduling.
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Judge DuBose
San Francisco
Epworth League
Prayers Too Fervent Not To Stall Storms
A historical note laments fervent prayers for rain causing storms while noting the sun remains as vigorous as ever. It also reports that General Botha’s son has died, with his body buried as the old general continues marching on.
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Botha
The Manifold Divorce Advice in a Wordplay Rhyme
A playful snippet advises Earl Russell to seek genuine divorce when needed and cautions against inferior substitutes. It then riffs on Mr. Bryan’s winter discontent, claiming the season cannot be transformed into a sunny summer.
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Mr. Bryan
England Claims Heat Wave Rivalry With American Tech
In a note on industrial rivalry, England concedes American locomotives and typewriters lead but asserts it can generate heat waves as intense as America’s.
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England
America
M Arthu r and Dotson At Outs
M Arthur and Dotson are featured in an outs segment continuing from V Page One. The article outlines their movements and standings in the event.
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M’arthur and
Dotson
Outs
Trial transcript details inmates plots and alibi notes
Testimony centers on Clinton Dotson and McArthur with prisoners and guards detailing letters, alleged will, and conversations about turning state's evidence. Witnesses place McArthur near Dotson’s cabin before and after the murder and discuss dates, alibi inconsistencies, and handwriting. The court adjourned with state witnesses remaining and a possible quick finish.
Army officers praise free and easy looks in American troops
A Pittsburg Dispatch note contrasts a regular army officer's view of the go as you please appearance with Lord Wolseley's praise of the U S army as the best of its size. It argues Boers lack discipline yet British forces fail to subdue them, suggesting no need to worry about American troops’ casual appearance.
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Pittsburg
Lord Wolseley
United States Army
Dueling and Prosperity in Republican Rhetoric
The piece critiques the habit of crediting national prosperity to government legislation. It argues this belief encourages moral laxity and misreads the sources of wealth. It notes European views on duels as wicked yet acknowledges their perceived advantages as a substitute for murder.
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The
New York Times
Fads in Public Schools Costly and Harmful
From the Omaha Bee a critique notes that fads in public schools waste funds that should support essential education. They divert money and opportunity away from useful knowledge, harming many patrons for the benefit of a few.
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Omaha Bee
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Butte, Mont
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