Anaconda Standard Advertising and Mail Rates
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions, with rates for one year, six months, three months, and one month, plus a note on foreign postage. It also details mailing copies, branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls, and newsstand locations in several cities.
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Fabbia Specine
Europe
The
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Anaconda Daily Press Circulation Leader in Montana
The Anaconda Standard records the largest bona fide paid circulation of any Montana daily. For the six months ending June 1901 the newspaper shows a daily average of 11,872 and a Sunday average higher, reflecting its leading market presence in the state.
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Anaconda Standard
Montana
Anaconda Day Promised At Butte Carnival
The article urges Anaconda townspeople to honor Butte by visiting the carnival tomorrow. It notes a long-standing friendly exchange between the cities and praises the fair as worthwhile for Anacondans and Butte residents alike. The call stresses inter-urban courtesy and neighborly cordiality.
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Butte
Montana Heat Exaggerated By East Coast Comparisons
Montana residents endure hot dry days with thermometer readings well into the 90s. The Standard notes that heat feels harsher with humidity and draws a comparison to New York and the East, urging perspective on local conditions and the Montana weather bureau director’s remarks.
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Montana
Butte
Helena
Gallatin Valley
Missoula
New York
Middle West
Standard
Glass
Montana Weather Bureau
Weather Preview Shows Montana's Cool Mountain Air Compared
The article notes Montana's lower humidity softens heat effects, with Atlantic readings around 96 degrees equating to about 80 in Montana. It contrasts Chicago Des Moines and St Louis highs with Montana's milder nights and comments on the newspaper's lengthy weather commentary.
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Montana
Atlantic Seaboard
Chicago
Des Moines
New York
Kansas City
St. Louis
Boston
Springfield
Glass
Yellowstone
Bitter Root
Butte
Pipestone Pass
East
Standard
Bryan's Ohio belt talk returns to public eye
The piece argues there is little new in Mr. Bryan's protests against an Ohio belt and notes Republican and factional efforts to portray a bolt. It suggests Ohio Democrats face weak odds in November while some seek to pin defeat on Bryan.
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Bryan
Ohio
Bolt
New Jersey Plans War on Mosquitoes Across State
A State Enterprize New Jersey aims to exterminate mosquitoes to end a summer nuisance and restore livability. Citing successes in New Haven and other cities, officials argue for millions in state funding to tackle seacoast marshes abandoned hotels and farms where the pest thrives.
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New Jersey
New Haven
Conn
New Jersey malaria reclamation may boost state wealth
The article argues that reclaiming malarious southern lands will boost wealth by reducing losses to industry and health costs. It predicts New Jersey's experiment will be watched and possibly followed, noting vast fertile areas remain uninhabitable due to mosquitoes and malaria.
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New Jersey
Irrigation as National Duty Amid Western Drought
The drought shows irrigation value for a vast Western acreage described as able to support 50,000,000 people. Federal help and forest protection are urged to prevent a broader economic collapse affecting farmers, Eastern manufacturers, and workers.
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Middle West
Europe
Hitchcock
Missionaries Face High Stakes in China Crisis
In Frederick Greenwood's Ninenteenth Century it is urged missionaries must act in harmony with governments amid the Boxer upheaval. The piece argues missionary actions influence China’s response to foreign influence, warns against missteps, and notes growing anti foreign sentiment after Pekin. It contends China seeks national independence and territorial integrity when conflict resumes.
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Frederick Greenwood
Mr. Greenwood
Mr. C Greenwood
China
Greenwood
Pekin
Quiet rules at strike centers
The House of Lords upheld Justice Farewell's judgment, ruling the legislature did not intend to shield trades unions from being sued for illegal acts committed by their officers. Non-unionists were urged to refrain from occupying positions at Taffvale railroad strikes.
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Taffvale
House of Lords
Justice Farewell
House
Strike Declared Off for Stationary Firemen in Wilkesbarre
In Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania a joint meeting of strikers and the United Mine Workers executive board ended a stormy session by declaring the stationary firemen strike off. A committee reported 16 coal operators would reinstate old workers while seven refused. The Lehigh Valley Coal Company among those denying reinstatement.
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Wilkesbarre
United Mine Workers
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Traders’ Coal Company
Stationary Firemen’s Association
J. A. Gerrity
Fahey
U S Steel Cotton Tie Mill Delayed Start In Cleveland
In Cleveland on July 22 the United States Steel company mill meant to produce cotton ties did not begin operations. Vice President Wood of the Amal gamated association said there are not enough experienced workers to operate the mill. Officials declined to comment on timing, but it is understood a start may be attempted next Thursday morning.
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Cleveland
Ohio
United States Steel Corporation
Wood
Amalgamated Association
Strike Ends at DL&W Shops. Some Unrest Continues
In Scranton on July 22 striking boiler makers machinists and foundry men at the Delaware Lackawanna and Western shops returned to work at the old wage rate. Allis-Chalmers workers remain out pending settlements at company shops in other cities.
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Scranton
Delaware, Lackawanna & Weertern Railroad Company
Allis\almers company
Steel Casting plant crippled by strike in Sharon
Sharon Pennsylvania July 22 The American Steel Casting company is badly crippled today by a strike of dippers molders apprentices and cranemen caused by the importation of machinists to take the places of the men who struck last week. The new men went to work this morning accompanied by deputies About 1500 men are now out.
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Sharon
American Steel Casting Company
Pennsylvania mill workers strike for higher pay
Lancaster reports 400 tonnage men striking after being offered 83.50 a ton while rivals paid 4. On Saturday a demand for a raise was refused. In Troy New York 200 collar cutters strike as the Manufacturers association declines to meet union apprentice demands.
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Lancaster
Pennsylvania Company
Pennsylvania
Troy
N. Y
Manufacturers’ Association
Rolling Mill to Resume at Toledo Republic Steel Plant
The Toledo rolling mill of the Republic Steel company will restart after years of inactivity around August 1. About four hundred workers will be hired with a monthly payroll of thirty thousand dollars.
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Toledo
Ohio
Republic Area and Steel Company
Death of Captain J B Quick mining foreman dies in Great Falls
Capt J B Quick longtime Reston Montana smelter employee and surface foreman dies at 1 30 pm in Great Falls at age 56. He had been ill long and recently returned from California with his family. He leaves a widow four sons and three daughters all in Great Falls except son Richard in Butte. Funeral plans not yet set.
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Standard
Great Falls
J. B. Quick
Montana
Reston & Montana
Captain Quick
California
F. Klepetko
Boston & Montana Company
Great Lakes
Richard
Butte
Inunction Granted for Nevada Stretch of Roadbed
The court finds the complainant shows a prima facie case for an injunction pendente lite on the 40 miles of the grade and road in Nevada from Uvada to Clover Valley Junction to Pioche. The injunction is sustained for that section but not for the remainder pending land office map decisions.
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Nevada
Uvada
Clover Valley Junction
Land Office
Plan for Payment Is Finally Settled
Washington dispatch reports the plan for paying the Chinese indemnity to powers has been adopted. Bonds issued in 1902 liquidate by 1940 with 4 percent interest and 23 million taels annually raised from salt tax maritime customs and likin. Purchasers safe. no interest guarantees. distribution among powers arranged.
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State Department
Rockhill
Pekin
China
Partial injunction granted in Oregon Short Line dispute
In Carson City Nevada Judge Hawley granted a partial injunction in the Utah Nevada California Railroad versus San Pedro Los Angeles Salt Lake case over Nevada right of way near the Utah state line. The long running contest has grown bitter with threats of hostilities between construction forces.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Tribune
Carson City
Nev
Hawley
Utah, Nevada & California Railroad Company
Oregon Short Line
San Pedro, Los Angeles & Salt Lake Company
Clark
Phillies Beat Boston In Tight National League Tilt
Philadelphia defeats Boston 2 to 3 in a stubborn game. Orth out pitched by slight margin. home club scores in the seventh. Attendance 4 171. Batteries Willis and Kittridge for Boston Orth and McFarland for Philadelphia. Umpire Emslie.
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Boston
Orth
R. H. E. Boston
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Willis and Kittridge
McFarland
Emslie
Chicago Beats Powell In Seventh Inning Run Contest
In St Louis on July 22 Chicago fans watched Powell exit in the sixth after Sudhoff relieved him as Hughes headed to the bench with a tied score in the seventh. Attendance reached 1,200 with a 56 to 1 score line noted in the battered box score.
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Chicago
Powell
Sudhoff
Hughes
Tigers Rally in 12th Beats Red Sox in Detroit
In Detroit on July 22 the Tigers edged Boston 6 to 5 after a wild throw by Schreck in the 12th inning. Miller and Buelow, Young and Schreck formed the battery trio as 2,670 fans watched the dramatic finish.
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Detroit
Boston
Schreck
Cleveland Beats Washington 6 to 5 in Rough Exhibition
Cleveland won 6 to 5 over Washington as Mart pitched well for the home team. Lee started pitching for Washington but was replaced by Gear in the fourth inning. Attendance reached about 1,000 with Hart and Yeager behind Cleveland and Lee Gear and Clark in the Washington battery.
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Lee
Gear
Crceccoce
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Milwaukee and Baltimore Play Wild Tie in July Contest
Milwaukee 5 Baltimore 5 in a game noted for a wild sixth inning throw by Dunn that produced two runs for Milwaukee. Sparks and Maloney pitched for Baltimore while Howell and Bresnahan held Milwaukee in check. attendance reported as 8,000.
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Dunn
Howell
Sparks
Beore
Baltimore
Sparks and Maloney
Bresnahan
Dolan Delivers Winning Run In 12th Inning
Dolan scored the winning run in the 12th inning on Burke's error, followed by Fultz's two bagger. Attendance was 1,800 as Chicago defeated Philadelphia with Patterson and Sullivan behind the plate and Plank and Smith in the batteries.
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Dolan
Burke
Fultz
Lee
Philadelphia
Oe Batteries
Patterson and Sullivan
Plank and Smith
Pete E
Three Months in Jal Special Dispatch Opens
Special dispatch from Great Falls dated July 22 reports Charles W. Praus detailing a three month stay in Jal. The report outlines experiences, local conditions, and observations from the traveler.
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Jal
The
Standard
Great Falls
Charles W. Praus
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