Anaconda Standard Publisher Details and Delivery Rates
Publication and subscription details for the Anaconda Standard including daily and Sunday editions, pricing, postage, and office locations. Listed are rates for 10 to 16 page editions as well as international and foreign mail arrangements, with office addresses in Anaconda and branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls.
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Anaconda Standard Promotes Large Montana Circulation
Advertisers are told the Anaconda Standard has the state’s largest bona fide paid circulation. The paper cites six months ending June 30, 1901 with a daily average of 11,872 and a Sunday figure listed for comparison.
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Controversy Over Sampson and Schley Persists in War Memoir Debate
The piece attacks Admiral Sampson for endorsing Maclay’s hostile portrayal of Schley in a bitter naval history dispute. It contrasts Sampson’s conduct with Admiral Schley’s, praising Schley’s modesty and criticizing Sampson as caddish, especially amid long-standing postwar controversy.
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Heat records in American cities challenge London deforestation claim
A London medical journal asserted that hot waves in the United States stem from deforestation and civilization. American newspapers echoed the claim, but common sense argues the pronouncement is sophistry as recent heat records in several cities are released with official announcements.
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Global heat waves blamed on cosmical causes not deforestation
The article argues highest thermometer readings in decades reflect worldwide heat waves. It notes London and rural England endure heat similar to American cities, with Europe and Australia showing extremes. Deforestation worsens regional effects, yet global factors drive the events, with forest preservation tied to water and heat moderation.
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Austrian Alps
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Hill's Prophecy on irrigation and Montana's gain
The piece presents Resident Hill as an industrial optimist who predicts Chicago becoming a world city through a national irrigation system. He argues large scale arid land reclamation will boost grain and flour exports, create wealth, and lift eastern, midwestern, southern, and western sectors, with Montana set to reap major benefits.
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Hunt Named Governor of Porto Rico by Retirement
The Montana press praises William H. Hunt for succeeding Charles H. Allen as governor of Porto Rico. Judge Hunt's move from secretary to governor is seen as civil service aligned and credit to the administration. His long experience as secretary is viewed as a solid preparation for the duties ahead.
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Helena
Shaler's Lynching Theory
Harvard professor Shaler proposes a neural basis for lynching in the United States. He argues that mutual confidence and fellow feeling among Americans drive public swift judgment and cohesion. This instinctual trust aids rapid absorption of immigrants and underpins unity after civil conflict.
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Evolution of American lynching and national character
The text discusses how American notions of equality shock a criminal and frame lynching as a grim defense of the defenseless especially women. It suggests a professor’s view that lynching reflects a rough yet protective impulse, and notes foreign travelers’ remarks on trust, printing, and railroads shaping American character and institutions.
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Earl Russell Trial Seen as Burlesque by Outsiders
An American paper calls the Earl Russell trial in the House of Lords a burlesque and notes it as the last such proceeding of its kind since 1841. The case stems from a Nevada divorce and a later marriage, culminating in a bigamy charge debated by the Lords.
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England
Souvenir Western Mining World praises Montana links
This week’s souvenir issue highlights Montana mining towns mines and smelters with fine paper and strong illustrations. It invites readers to the International Mining Congress in Bozeman to choose Butte as next year’s convention site.
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San Francisco Notes Mix Commerce Protest and Pondered History
The column jests on supply and demand as Mrs Nation serves a 30 day jail term marking her as a repeat offender. It notes Epworth league events in San Francisco, a planned Jefferson-Ruhlin match, and a wave of religious and cultural references from Maclay to Austin, ending with a call to perseverance in prayer meetings and a quip about Admiral Sampson.
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Anaconda Standard Compared With Metropolitan Journals
The Anaconda Standard impresses as equal to many metropolitan newspapers with its Sunday edition featuring substantial features that would credit larger city publications. It argues first class papers extend beyond the middle states and the East.
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Steel Trust Plans Court Appeal To Halt Strike
Pittsburg July 23. The steel strike moves to the courts as Perciter Smith seeks a federal restraining order to stop strikers from blocking non union workers on highways. In Mennessen bonus payments tempt workers to stay, while Wellsville reactions escalate and McKeesport quiets. A preliminary injunction has been granted in Sharon to bar strikers from the American Steel Casting works.
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Chappelle
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Mennessen
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Elks Elect Their Grand Officers at Milwaukee Convention
Milwaukee July 23 The grand lodge of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks opened with informal addresses. Grand Exalted Ruler Jerome R. Fisher reported 725 lodges and 96,000 members after 13 new dispensations last year, with a Galveston fund gift of 17041 and a treasury balance of 30000 as sessions proceed behind closed doors.
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Elected Officers Named for Grand Chapter Session
The session elected officers including Charles E. Pickett of Waterloo Iowa as grand exalted ruler and A G Field of Columbus Ohio as grand knight. Reports were read and routine business handled. Tomorrow’s main agenda is selecting the next meeting place Salt Lake is contending with Baltimore and Saratoga Springs for hosting. The parade of military and civic orders drew about 50 000 visitors to the city.
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Beautify the Grounds: Capitol Commission Chooses Simonds Plans
The capitol building commission in Helena decides to have landscape plans drawn by O S Simonds after two days of sessions. They reject bids for stone coping and curb, adopt eight inches of ordinary soil and six inches of black soil, and sign a wiring contract with Edwards Electrical of Chicago. The board adjourns to August 9 to review Simonds plans.
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Custers Valuation Shows Taxable Loss After County Split
Special dispatch from Helena reports that Custer county loses 1,289,033 in taxable property with the creation of Rosebud county. Assessor E F Crosby notes a closer livestock assessment and higher per head sheep value, while total county property is 4,937,232 versus 5,626,365 last year.
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Helena Sees Cooler Day With Light Evening Shower
In Helena on July 23 the high reached 6 degrees lower than yesterday at 96.2. Humidity rose making the heat oppressive and a light shower occurred this evening. Section Director Glass forecast local showers in mountainous parts of the state within 24 hours.
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Constitution Edges Columbia In Light Airs Yacht Race
New Haven report notes Constitution beating the Columbia in the first squadron run of the New York Yacht Club from Huntington to Morris Cove amid light winds and choppy weather.
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Noted Figures and Arts From Global News Snippets
A Nevada senator holds over 75000 dollars tied to orange groves near Los Angeles and judges fruit. Pope Leo XII plans a Latin poem for his 25th year as pontiff. Don Cameron is tipped as Pennsylvania governor. French psychologist Theodore Ribot nears retirement. English policeman William Jones gains recognition for landscape art. Borchgrevink faces French critics over his Arctic pioneer book and Antarctic voyage portrayal.
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Jury Convicts Charles Money in Assault on 12-Year-Old
Judge McClernan declared the guilty verdict after a trial in which Charles Money alias Frank Stone was found guilty of a criminal assault on Andrea Groulx a 12 year old school girl. The jury deferred sentencing to Friday morning and heard testimony from the victim and witnesses including landlady Mrs Mina Fiske and her daughter Mrs Bertha Burt.
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