Standard Publishing Company Ad Rates and Offices
The Standard Publishing Company announces subscription rates for Daily and Sunday editions with varied term options and notes double rates for Europe and inquiries for other foreign countries. It lists office locations in Anaconda Butte Missoula Great Falls and addresses for Washington New York Chicago San Francisco Denver and Salt Lake City newsstands and bureaus.
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Europe
Anaconda
Sesseescert
Sachdeusel
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Washington
N. W
New York
Nassau Street
Washington Street
W. J. Morton
Chicago
Postoffice
Auditorium Ames
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Denver
Glenarm Street
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake
Salt Lake News Co
Ad claims Anaconda Standard leads Montana circulation
The Anaconda Standard proclaims its paid circulation surpasses all Montana dailies. It cites six months to June 2 1901 with daily average of 11,872 and Sunday figures to be noted.
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Anaconda Standard
Montana
Dally
Steel strike reachs a pivotal moment amid arbitration talk
The article notes J Pierpont Morgan denying settlement rumors and describes positions of steel trust managers and union leaders. It compares past strikes including Carnegie Homestead and A R U and Pennsylvania coal, with more than two hundred thousand workers already involved to date.
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J. Pierpont Morgan
Ohio Board of Arbitration
M. M. Garland
Shaffer
Amalgamated Association
Ohio State Board
Steel Trust
Carnegie
Homestead
A. R. VU
Chicago
Debeed
Montana
Pennsylvania
A Party in Peril in Republican Ranks
The San Francisco Call warns that the Republican Party faces peril as party machine power in Pennsylvania could fill offices with unworthy men. The piece doubts any appeal will rally Republicans back to Lincoln, Grant, and Garfield era ideals.
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San Francisco
Pennsylvania
McKinley
Tincoln
Grant and Gurfield
Rise of political bosses and their grip on the Republican party
The piece argues that figures like Hanna, Platt, Addicks, and Quay dominate Republican policy and fundraising, shaping platforms while courting spoils. It contends such bosses cannot produce constructive legislation and warn against alliances that would export their methods to national governance.
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Hanna
Platt
Addicks
Quay
Pennsylvania
Tammany
Bozeman Paper Mill Saga Stretches On
The Inter Mountain questions why the Bozeman mill never produced paper despite high hopes and heavy investment. Promoters and a Standard expert promised goods like news print and straw board, yet no grade of paper was ever made and the venture remains mired in doubt about salvage for original investors.
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Inter Mountain
Bozeman
Gallatin Valley
The
Standard
Montana
City of
New York
Spelling Reform Debate Persists In American Society
The American Philological Society promotes spelling reform arguing current English spellings waste time and money. They claim reform could cut printing costs by twenty percent and reduce child labor in mastering words, while critics fear upheaval to a living language.
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American Philological Society
Spelling Reform Sparks Loyal Resistance and Lively Debate
An excerpt discusses the clash between spelling reformers and traditionalists over English orthography. It highlights the stubborn hold of printed sign language on words like labour and honour, the humorous side of word wars, and the resistance to rapid reform versus gradual language evolution.
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Engishman
Webster
Rumors Of Napoleonic Plot Stir In London Gossip
The London rumor says a surviving Napoleonic claimant may seek to reclaim the throne in Paris. Analysts note the Bourbon and Orleanist lines, with Victor Napoleon as head, while Louis Napoleon in the Russian army is the likely actor for any coup. Public unrest lingers amid ongoing steel strike and worse in dining prospects.
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France
London
Napoleon
Sedan
Napoleon the
Count of
Chambord
Bourbon
Paris
Robert
Duke of Orleans
Eugenie
Zululand
Brussels
Jerome Bonaparte
Prince Victor Napoleon
Belgium
Bonaparte
Prince Victor
Prince Louis Napoleon
French Republic
Watterson Enjoys Pleasant Summer Amid Editorials on Bryan
Between mint julees and editorials on the passing of Bryan Colonel Henry Watterson is spending the summer in agreeable fashion. He reads, writes, and socializes while reflections on Bryan occupy his attention in the season.
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Bryan
Col
Henry Watterson
Conspiracy Mentioned to Install Prince Louis Napoleon
A claimed plot to crown Prince Louis Napoleon emperor of France on September M is noted but anti imperialists in France may block the plan without invoking Edward Atkinson.
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Louis Napoleon
France
Frince
Edward Atkison
Thunderstorm Blasts Rio and Indiana Spurs GOP Support
Thursday’s electric storm in Rio and Indiana caused no meaningful political action with the region’s numerous republican lightning rods, leaving campaign momentum intact and no major developments.
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Rio
Indiana
Trans Misses congress repeats old questions and resolutions
The article notes the Trans-Mississippi congress repeating familiar questions and resolutions, while Powell county earns a reputation for murder trials that convict. It questions Carnegie's stance on funding steel strikers and mentions religious waves in San Francisco.
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Powell County
Skeleton Found in Family Closet Shocks City Officials
Amid funeral rites for the late Mr Lorillard, a skeleton was discovered in a family closet rather than the vault. The article notes provocative political talk, with references to President Carter and debates over state alignment with arid states.
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Mr. Lorillard
Daniel Lamont declines Northern Pacific presidency
Daniel Lamont says he will not accept the presidency of the Northern Pacific. He favors a limited role and leaves the door open for other leadership, while Southwest residents pray for rain to Providence rather than to McKinley.
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Daniel Lamont
The
Northern Pacific
Daniel
Southwest
Providence
McKinley
Pat Crowe in South Africa Draws Scarcity Mockery
The fragment notes Pat Crowe in South Africa, suggesting he went to demonstrate how he could vanish, while Vice President Roosevelt increases his resemblance to Adlai Stevenson, highlighting political comparisons in a concise, period voice.
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Pat Crowe
South Africa
Roosevelt
Himself
Adlai KE. Stevenson
Ohio Democrats Aim to Trim 1900 GOP Lead
The Ohio Democrats must reduce the Republican majority of 1900 this fall. The note adds that it is hard for a man from Lincoln Nebraska to reach Washington except through Ohio.
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Ohio
Lincoln, Neb
Washington
New York Sun Marks Caesar Birthday And Sculler Rain
The New York Sun observes Caesar’s 2,000th birthday as a possible editorial column topic. The column notes rain benefits both the Kansas and Missouri scullers equally, whether or not they prayed.
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New York Sun
Julius Caesar
Great Caesar
Clay
Kansas
Missouri
There Will Be Music Hither Way In Pension Scandal
The Baltimore Sun reports a political scandal over pension bureau administration. Campaign managers allegedly promise to remove Commissioner Evans to win votes for a presidential candidate. General Sickles claims this as assurance the president will compel Evans to resign. He then urges Grand Army veterans to vote the straight ticket and threatens music if promises are not fulfilled.
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Baltimore Sun
Pension Bureau
Evans
General Sickles
McKinley
Grand Army
Education as a driver of national prosperity grows
The piece lauds U.S. educational institutions for profit and growth, noting universities across the nation share in the country’s wealth. It argues American generosity sustains high standards and foresees leadership not only in elementary facilities but also in higher education worldwide.
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Baltimore Sun
United States
Sickles Attacks Grand Army Pension Reform Effort
General Sickles accuses the Grand Army of the Republic of seeking a pension commissioner with army experience who will sympathize with veterans and construe statutes literally. He claims such a choice would ignore laws and open the treasury to spoilsmen, though observers doubt the GAR wants to override laws for undeserving applicants.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Sickles
Grand Army of the Republic
Grand Army
Nurse Cherubs and Foresters in Early 20th Century Sketches
The piece highlights an English head nurse for Princess Yolanda Margherita and Secretary Hitchcock’s plan to create an interior department forestry bureau for wide scale reforestation. It profiles Miss Rebecca Page Knox as a poised 20 year old daughter of the U.S. attorney general, notes Miss Knox’s studied lifestyle, and mentions a compassionate wealthy New York social act of giving a soda water to a tired truck driver and his horses. It also covers Minister Wu Ting Pang at a Philadelphia regatta and a Yale bound Macedonian student Constantine Demeter Etephanove who worked as a trolley conductor while studying. A Brussels sighting describes Prince Napoleon as a tall, handsome, Napoleon likeness with a long mustache.
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Constantine Demeter Etephanove
Macedonia
Yale
New Haven
Germany
Prince Na poleon Emulates Victor Emmanuel II in Studied Speech
A student named Prince Na poleon displays fluency in English Italian and German while drawing strong resemblance to Victor Emmanuel II, the prince's grandfather, highlighting linguistic prowess and lineage in a concise profile.
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Victor Emmanuel II
Prince Napoleon
Current Humor and Misadventure in Comic Dialogues
A collage of humorous exchanges from multiple papers including Brooklyn Life Puck Life Harlem Life and Chicago Tribune. Jests touch on devotion vanity boarders amputations heatwave and a mistaken identity at a railway station with light tone and fleeting gags.
Fashion Notes Highlight Turquoise Brooches and Summer Wear
The article surveys fashion trends including turquoise dull gold brooches for belts and blouses, summer golf wear in homespun and pigskin shoes, and all white outfits for day and night. It notes practical leather shirtwaist sets, shaped belts, and new compact card cases for men, emphasizing dainty fabrics and comfortable, streamlined accessories.
August Bride to wear historic lace from grandmother
Miss Vivian Sartoris, daughter of Mrs Nellie Grant Sartoris, will wear on her wedding day in London this August a fine old point lace that belonged to her grandmother Mrs A B Grant. The gown features heavy ivory satin, simple lines, high neck, long train, and pearl embroidery with mousseline yoke. Sartoris' trousseau includes several elegant but not elaborate gowns.
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Vivian Sartoris
Nellie Grant Sartoris
Archibald Balfour
London
A. 8. Grant
Chicago News
Mise Sartoris
Trousseau
Tempting the Appetite from the Ledger Monthly
An article on artful food presentation for households. It describes arranging food with simple items like tea pots, a small pitcher for cream, and a single rose as a focal touch. It notes veranda tray service during heat and July days to entice a waning appetite.
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Ledger
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Standard Publishing Company, Publishers and Proprietors
Peril
Department of Mining
Thomas HW. Carter
Nebraska
Wealth and Education
Yolanda Margherita
Hitchcock
Interior Department
Rebecca Page Knox
Knox
Evelyn W. Murray
Wu Ting Pang
Philadelphia
London Chronicle
America
Ty James Russell Lowell
England
House of Bonaparte
Napoleon 1
Brooklyn
Farmer
Mildred
Anmy
Gordon
Coffupp
Sammy
John
Chicago Tribune
Fashion Notes
Marseilles
M. J. Connell Company
Buffalo
Labry
Heilbronner’s
E. Broadway
Susaad
Oweley
Butte, Mont
Rice, Fulton & Gold, Proprietors
DE Koven Hall
Steilacoom
Pulpord
Lake View
Norway
Mills College and Seminary
Calfornia
T. Mills
Mills College P. O
California
Montana State School of Mines
Tte
N.bk. Leonard
Prest
Mont
St. Matthew's Military School
San Mateo
Cal
Princeton
West Point
Annapolis
Stanford
University of California
William A. Brewer
A. B
Conservatory: Dramatic Art
West Achors
Iaden Eee
Jon J
Bat
Retaedt
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