Anaconda Standard publisher and office listings
The Anaconda Standard outlines publishing details rates and offices. It lists subscription prices, foreign mail terms, and main and Western bureau locations in Butte Missoula Great Falls and other cities along with newsstand points and contact addresses.
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Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Europe
Deevee
Sas the
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Anaconda Daily Circulation Leads Montana Papers
The Anaconda Standard records the highest paid circulation in Montana, with six month averages ending June 20, 1901 showing daily circulation at 11,872 and Sunday figures surpassing all other daily newspapers in the state.
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Anaconda Standard
Montana
The Brooklyn Bridge and a Growing Suburban Network
The piece argues the Brooklyn Bridge remains essential despite structural strains. It notes a companion bridge and East River tunnel nearing completion to relieve traffic, while a tunnel and bridge link NYC with New Jersey progresses. It highlights rapid Long Island growth and the expanding need for cross river connections.
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Brooklyn Bridge
East River Bridge
Roehlings
New York
Brooklyn
Long Island
East River
New Jersey
Greater New York
Where Maclay Comes In In Schley Sampson Debate
Author Maclay defends his book amid the Schley Sampson controversy and court of inquiry calls. He says he will not alter the work and cites official reports as his basis, while acknowledging he was not an eyewitness to the events.
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Schley
Long
Admiral Sampson
Maclay
Sehley
Heinze Litigants
Historian Maclay under fire over navy leaders
The article criticizes Edgar Stanley Maclay forSavage remarks about Schley in his history of the Battle of Santiago. It notes Maclay's claim that Sampson offered only technical corrections and accuses him of biased views while downplaying his position as a Brooklyn navy yard clerk. The piece critiques naval department attitudes toward criticism of superior officers.
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Santiago
Maclay
Sampson
Schley
South America
Morgan
Edgar Stanley Maclay
Federal Naval Academy
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Navy Department
London-Americans seek status while King Edward replies
The piece attacks Americans living in London who seek English prestige. It notes wealthy ex-Americans like Astor and A. H. Davis, while criticizing pseudo-Americans who misrepresent U.S. opinion. King Edward’s reply to a hospital ship Maine presentation is described as courteous but unlikely to reflect royal sentiment.
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London
Edward
England
Mr. Astor
A. H. Davis
New Yorker
Queen Alexandra
Maine
South African Republic
London Society
So-and- So
America
Minnesota Outrage Over Released Younger Brothers
The piece condemns the Younger brothers release and accuses Minnesota society of melodramatic sympathy for infamous killers. It alleges crowds and prominent citizens welcomed the fugitives in St. Paul and claims celebratory banquets would keep them occupied for weeks.
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Minnesota
St. Paul
St Paul Celebrates Release of Noted Bank Robbers
The piece condemns St Paul crowds who cheered the release of Cole and Jim Younger. It argues such adulation encourages crime and undermines respect for law, presenting a case against abolition of the death penalty.
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St. Paul
Minnesota
Cole
Jim Younger
United States
Northfield, Minn
Butte Hears Rumors of Heinze Attack on Amalgamated
The Butte scene debates AWSUITS aimed at regaining grip on Amalgamated as Heinze factions threaten to halt work, suspend payrolls, and derail Montana prosperity. Observers expect the attack to fail as in the past, with Montana towns enjoying strong prosperity despite political tempests.
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Butte
Amalgamated Company
Heinze
Montana
Heinzes
Silver Bow
Anaconda
Suffocation in Portland Fire Sparks Incendiary Suspect
Fritz Pfhlugar died of suffocation in a Burnside lodging house fire in Portland Oregon. The blaze started in Mrs. L Wolf second hand store beneath the lodging house and police suspect arson as the cause.
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Portland
Ore
Fritz Pfhlugar
Burnside
Baptists in Session Open 11th Union Convention in Chicago
The 11th annual convention of the International Baptist Young People's union began in Chicago with Baptists in session on July 24. Delegates from several churches and regions gathered to discuss youth activities, missions, and church projects.
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Chicago
International Baptist Young People’s Union
Conference Opens With 15000 Delegates Expected
Over 15 000 delegates and visitors from across the United States and Canada are anticipated at the meetings which will conclude Sunday night. Today was spent in informal reunion. The conference will be formally opened at the Coliseum tomorrow.
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United States
Canada
Coliseum
Nome City brings news of Nome stampede and strikes
The Nome City arrives from Nome with 23 passengers including J. Wilson manager of the N A T company. Reports of a rich strike in Fair Haven 909 miles north spark a stampede from Nome. Bluestone and Kongarok districts freeze delaying sluicing while 1500 men wait for Teller City opening. Over half a million dollars has been sluiced from winter dumps near Nome. British Buckingham reports trouble in ice at St Michaels and the transport Seward is in distress needing tow to Puget Sound.
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Port Townsend
Wash
Nome City
Nome
J. Wilson
N. A. T. Company
Fairhaven
Bluestone
Kongarok
Teller City
Buckingham
St. Michaels
Seward
Puget Sound
Warren
Idaho Shows Big Gain in Manufacturing Value
The census bureau reports Idaho's 1900 manufacturing value at 4.12 million dollars, a 188 percent rise over 1890 led by lumber. Wyoming totals reach 4.30 million with an 81 percent gain, while Nevada shows 1.64 million, modestly up. Nevada’s rail repair shops dominate its output. Idaho leads with lumber.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Idaho
Nevada
Wyoming
Corth
Atrocities on Frontier Between Albanian Rebels and Turkish Forces
Reports describe heavy fighting on the Turkish frontier with Albanian insurgents and Turkish regulars sustaining many casualties. Allegations claim Albanian prisoners were beheaded and displayed while Turks are said to have massacred captive soldiers. The Albanian revolutionary committee calls a congress at Dulcigno to decide next steps. A Bulgarian raiding party near Ghevgheli was wiped out by Turkish troops after counterattack.
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Vienna
Albanian Revolutionary Committee
Dulcigno
Montenegro
Ghevgheli
Haree Hanem Escapes from Constantinople Amid Lecturing Plan
London reports Princess Haree Hanem wife of Ali Nouri Bey the Turkish consul general in Rotterdam has escaped from Constantinople. Athens Daily Mail correspondent says she intends to lecture in the United States and Great Britain in behalf of Murad the deposed ruler.
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London
Abdul Hamid
Haree Hanem
Ali Nouri Bey
Turkey
Rotterdam
Constantinople
Athens
The
Daily Mail
United States
Great Britain
Murad
Plague Diagnosed On Steamer Hohenfels in New York
Dr Doty health officer of the port reports bubonic plague in Rab Viane the Hohenfels stoker sent to Swinburne island for observation. The vessel came from Calcutta and will be disinfected while the crew remains at Swinburne island for quarantine observation.
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New York
Dr. Doty
Port of
Rab Viane
Swinburne Island
Calcutta
Doty
Ice men strike in Columbus over wages and control of supplies
In Columbus the icemen threaten higher wages and overtime pay while not blocking non union delivery. They will not allow consumers to obtain ice from storehouses and a drugstore employee who sought ice at Crystal Ice company factory was pulled from a wagon and badly beaten by drivers.
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Columbus
Ohio
Crystal Ice Company
Treasure Ship Arrives in Seattle with Riches and Passengers
The steamship Dolphin docked in Seattle from Lynn canal carrying $200,000 in treasure and many first class travelers, largely from Dawson and interiors. Reports a stampede from Dawson toward Montreal creek near Indian river, 16 miles from the mouth opposite Nine Mile creek. Dolphin left Skagway on the 2th inst.
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Seattle
Wash
Dolphin
Lynn Canal
Dawson
Montreal Creek
Indian River
Nine Mile Creek
Skagway
Anaconda Ball Team Routed by Boise in Fourth of July Game
Special Correspondence reports the Anaconda team collapsing as Boise won 21 to 0 in the Independence Day game. Local fans witnessed Boise's decisive offense and Anaconda's scattered defense during the clash.
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Boise
Train Collision Near Tiffin Injures Several
Passenger train on the Rock Island line collided with a second train heading to a siding at Tiffin Iowa. A sleeping car toppled onto its side injuring several passengers, none seriously. All hurt passengers continued to their destinations.
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Tiffin
Iowa
Assenger
Rock Island Road
German tariff bill talks advance for quick publication
Berlin July 24. Negotiations among the German empire cabinets proceed toward a speedy publication of the long expected tariff bill. No final resolution has been reached as yet.
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Berlin
German Empire
Break in Strike Shows No Injunction Granted Yet
Report describes leaders Shaffer and Williams avoiding Wellsville as talks frame strategy against possible injunctions. Non union recruits clash with strikers while manufacturers resist concessions, aiming to pressure a settlement through further conferences with United States Steel officials. Garland travels to New York amid speculation on his role.
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Williams
Amalgamated
Wellsville
T. J. Shaffer
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Chappell
East Liverpool
Pittsburg
Workers’ Organization
John Williams
United States Steel Corporation
Lincoln Hotel
M. M. Garland
New York
Garland
Companies import Negroes to work in Chicago steel plant
About 200 Black workers from Birmingham, Alabama, including a few women and escorted by seven or eight white guards, passed through Carbondale Illinois today on the Illinois Central to Chicago to join Latrobe Steel and Coupler Company a unit of United States Steel.
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Birmingham
Ala
Illinois Central
Chicago
Latrobe Steel & Coupler Company
United States Steel Company
Melrose Park Says No to Negro Labor Imports
In Melrose Park and nearby communities a large crowd gathered at the town hall to protest plans to import hundreds of African American workers for Latrobe Car Coupler works. A committee told Governor Yates that he would not intervene, citing no legal violation, and the Latrobe officials declined to exclude the workers.
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Chicago
Melrose Park
Steel Trust
Yates
Latrobe Company
Philadelphia Firemen Win Wage Increase on Main Line
Firemen on the main line of the Philadelphia and Reading gain a raise from 2.30 to 2.59 dollars per hour with important concessions attached.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia & Reading
St John Rumored for Top Traffic Post on Major Rail systems
The Record-Herald reports in Chicago that FE St John who resigned as Seaboard Air Line general manager and earlier led the Rock Island system may be named general traffic manager for either the Morgan Hill group Burlington Great Northern and Northern Pacific or the Southwestern Gould lines and allies. St John has arrived in Chicago and discussed the role with western railway executives. The rumor places him in a position akin to J C Stubbs at Union and Southern Pacific.
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Record-Herald
FE. St. John
Seaboard Air Line
Rock Island
Morgan-Hill
Burlington
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Southwestern
Gould Lines
St. John
Mr. &St. John
J. C. Stubbs
Union
Southern Pacific
King Edward Angered by Maine Medal Gift Incident
London July 24 The July 22 ceremony presenting a Maine hospital ship medal to King Edward by the Duchess of Marlborough and American donors sparks an international dispute. Atlantic Transport’s Torrey denounces the king’s thanks as misinformed and notes the donors never owned the ship.
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London
Maine
King Edward
Duchess of Marlborough
George Cornwallis West
Ronalds
Atlantic Transport Company
Bernard N. Baker
Comany
Torrey
Edward
President Baker
Baker
Mr. Torrey
London Gazette Honors For China Service
A lengthy honors list was published in London tonight. Sir Claude Macdonald, former British minister at Pekin, is made a knight commander of the bath with rank of colonel in the reserves. Sir Alfred Gasperle, who commanded the Brit
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London
China
Claude Macdonald
Pekin
Bath
Alfred Gasperle
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