Anaconda Standard Publishing Details and Rates
The Anaconda Standard outlines publication information including daily and Sunday rates, postal handling, and office addresses. It lists rates by edition size, foreign mail rules, and mentions branch offices in Butte, Missoula, and Great Falls with contact points for advertising.
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Standard Publishing Company, Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda
The
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Ad Claims Anaconda Standard Prominent Montana Circulation
The Anaconda Standard advertises a larger paid circulation than all Montana daily papers combined. It cites a six month average ending June 30, 1901 with daily circulation at 11,872 and Sunday circulation figures.
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Europe
Anaconda Standard
Fide
Montana
Navy gossip remains loud despite Longs hush order
Secretary Long’s stop talking order to naval personnel is seen as belated and ineffective. Navy chatter persists on the Schley-Sampson controversy as families and insiders revive old rivalries and public interest stays high. Sedley’s son drew press attention with a published remark.
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Secretary Long
Naval Service
Sciry- Sampson
Navy Department
Schley
Navy
Sedley
In His Own Phrase Kaiser William and His View of Duty
The essay argues Kaiser William II's rhetoric mirrors his self view and emphasizes a austere officer ideal. It notes the hostility toward the phrase Herr Gott and I and cites his remark on officers as rooted in Lutheran orthodoxy.
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Ermany
Herr Gott and I
Kaiser William
Fritz
William
Herr Gott
Controversy Over Expurgated Naval Reports in Sampson Schley Fight
G Graham accuses Maclay and a naval department clique of expurgating battle reports on Santiago to discredit Schley and the Brooklyn. He cites the Vixen officers account by Lt. Alexander Sharpe as a firsthand view omitted from official records, alleging censorship to shield certain figures and label others as cowards.
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Brooklyn
Schley
Maclay
Santiago
Alexander Sharpe
Navy Department
Sampson
New York
Mr. Graham
Distaste for a Cowardly Blow on Gallant Officer’s Reputation
A newspaper note condemns attempts to smear a brave officer with unjust attacks. It argues such acts reveal deleterious influences and shame the entire department.
Walker Memorial Honoring MIT General Walker Erected by Alumni
An MIT memorial to General Walker is to cost 175000 and honor his fifty seven years as soldier publicist and educator. The tribute notes his many offices and prolific authorship in political economy and monetary theory and highlights a new physical culture department advancing health education as a foundation for mental achievement.
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Walker
Walker Memorial
Troubles of the Sultan and the Muslim world’s rise
Dispatches describe the sultan’s troubles while England and Germany hold the Byzantine capital. Constantinople now stands as a European outpost of Islam after Christian dominance waned. The article traces Islam’s militant rise from Hejira, sweeping from Arabia through Africa to Europe.
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Turkey
England
Germany
Kands
Constantinople
St. Sophia
Europe
Arabia
Africa
Spain
Turning point battle that preserved Christian Europe
A historical reflection recalls Charles Martell’s victory at the Battle of Tours in France, halting Islamic expansion from the East and preventing Moslem forces from overrunning Europe. The piece argues the victory protected the United States from a very altered world.
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France
Bosphorous
Dardenelles
Vienna
Europe
Charles Martell
United States
Holy
Arabia
Mistaken Indian Type Claim Sparks Debate in Chicago Article
A Chicago university professor warns Americans are reverting to Indian types in looks and manners, sparking ridicule about evolution and cultural drift. The author notes Americans pursue better living standards and work hard to improve family life, challenging the controversial view.
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Sors
Chicago University
Chicago
Crow Reservation
Wild uproar in House of Commons over tax debate
London July 90. A wild uproar erupted in the House of Commons after the taxation of agricultural products debate. Mr Walton faced interruptions, Mr Redmond faced suspension after a disruption vote 308 to 71. The bill was adopted.
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London
House of Commons
Walton
William Redmond
Redmond
Mr. Redmond
Balfour
Patrick O’brien
Columbus Grand Circuit Race Opens In Fair Weather
The Columbus meeting opened with a good crowd and fair weather. Martha Marshall driven by Andy McDowell led in pace heats, winning several races including the 2:14 pace heat. May Allen upset Concarry Jay in the 2:23 trotting class, and Dan Patch dominated the 2:16 pacing.
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Columbus
Ohio
Martha Marshal
Andy McDowell
Captan Sphynx
Winfield Stratton
Nouamie
Martha Marshall
Concarry Jay
Fleata
Detroit
Cleveland
May Allen
Indianapolis
Dan Patch
Bhe Can
Sphynx
Novamic
Cacnet
Furiose
Col
Dick Thompson
Wrinkle
Winhed Stratton
College Boy
Alvin R
Pfrapy
Yokum
Jack Mont
Country Jay
Newa Simmons
Vic Schiller
Bess
Frank Merriott
Paulding Boy
Legal Hal
Scarolette
Pacific Packing and Navigation Company to Acquire Alaska Canneries
Seattle chlor. R. R. Caffrey announces sale of Alaska and Puget Sound canneries to the Pacific Packing and Navigation Company in Portland next Thursday. New firm will take full control with no immediate management changes. E. E. Ainsworth of Seattle named manager of the combine.
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Seattle
R. R. Caffrey
Alaska and
Puget Sound
Pacific Packing & Navigation Company
Portland
E. E. Ainsworth
Mormonism Grows in Germany in Berlin Sermon
Berlin July 29 Francis M Lyman one of the Mormon apostles preached to a Berlin congregation now over 400 members. German missionary Kattner said progress continues in Germany and a 38 member congregation was formed at Stettin a few days ago.
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Berlin
Francis M. Lyman
Kattner
Germany
Stettin
Murder of Two Men by Indians on Animak Island
A reader's letter recounts a murder on Animak Island with two men killed by Indians. The writer cites confusion in press reports and notes heartfelt sympathy for Mrs. Sullivan and the murdered men’s families, while acknowledging possible name errors in dispatches.
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Battte
Animak Island
Post-Intelligencer
Rooney
Jackson
Seattle
Butte
Insults and intrigue swirl in Colombia as rebels gain ground
The report describes a submerged Carthagena prison where prisoners die of malaria and a peace manifesto carried to Colombia by Murillo. It notes Uribe Uribe’s elusive whereabouts and escalating coups, with Marin’s advances into Marin and Girardot and Quintero Calderon detaining officials.
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Carthagena
Perex
Murrillo
Colombia
Uribe-Uribe
A. J. Restoo
Marin
San Clement
Quintero Calderon
Kestoo
Girardot
Rainfall floods Kansas as storms restore hope and crops
Topeka July 29 reports of heavy rains sweep Kansas ending drought fears. Eastern central regions lead rainfall with western areas reaching the Colorado line. A thunderstorm in Concordia kills Carl Hammersbeck by lightning while corn gains little but huge rough feed quantities rise. Water abundance restores stockmen's outlook statewide.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Colorado Line
Concordia
Carl Hammersbeck
Temperatures Moderate After Widespread Corn Belt Rain
Weather bureau reports confirm rain coverage across the corn belt with cooler air. Rainfall ranged from over an inch at Kansas City to up to two inches in parts of Iowa and Nebraska, with showers in Eastern and Northern Oklahoma and generally fair conditions in Missouri.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Corn Belt
Ohio
Kentucky
Nebraska
Kansas City
Iowa
Oklahoma
Missouri
Mississippi River
Forest fire in Jentland grows to gigantic size
Stockholm reports the province of Jentland suffers a vast forest fire as three thousand troops are ordered to reinforce crews fighting the blaze amid continuing hot weather.
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Stockholm
Jentland
Rainfall Drenches Southeastern Nebraska With Near Normal Heat
The Lincoln report notes heavy rain in Southeastern Nebraska with another downpour tonight. After 40 days of above average warmth the temperature reached near normal, peaking at 88 degrees.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Weather Climates Down as Rain Dampens Springfield Heat
Springfield Illinois reports a rainy morning cooling conditions with a maximum temperature of 87 degrees. Residents note the damp air and cloud cover easing outdoor plans.
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Springfield
Ill
Heat linked three city deaths report incomplete
Rains across Missouri towns including Booneville Marshall Mexico Jefferson City and Louisiana prompt reports of weather activity today with potential heat related fatalities noted in city records.
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St. Louis
Booneville
Marshall
Mexico
Jefferson City
Louisiana
Missouri
Rainy Sunday Areas Trim Iowa Corn Yield Outlook
Des Moines reports rain fell across Iowa on Sunday with an average of 1.63 inches. Under normal conditions the state is expected to reach about 80 percent of its typical corn crop, based on weather and crop condition assessments.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Heat Claims Five Lives as Cincinnati Records 97-Degree Day
In Cincinnati on July 29 the heat caused five deaths and ten prostrations. The maximum temperature reached 97 degrees, with a shower bringing some relief later in the evening.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Kennan Expulsion Viewed as Policy Decision
London reports detail American author and lecturer George Kennan being expelled from Russia. He was told to leave by 10 PM Friday, detained briefly, and sent with an escort to Wirballin, with passport returned on arrival. Authorities cited policy as the cause, noting improved exile conditions and Kennan’s prior critical writings. He planned to proceed to London then Nova Scotia.
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London
Associated Press
St. Petersburg
Aurela
George Kennan
Associated Pross
Politiccal
Wirballin
Kennan
Finland
Rueelan
Hull
Mr. Kennan
Ministry
Sakhalien
Prisoner Escapes From Miles City Jail
A 17 year old inmate escaped from the Miles City county jail around 12:15 am and has not been located. He was held on a Terry arrest for threatening a railroad brakeman with a gun. He crawled through a hole in a grated window using a spike and a sash weight, then fled naked. identity kept as John Doe.
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Miles City
The
Standard
Terry
Walter Jordan
Tongue River
Parenis
Sheriff Savage
Kircher
Tongue River Road
Biatchford
John Doe
Debs Shelved as Social Democratic Convention Fights
Indianapolis July 29 The united convention of the Social Democratic party faced a sharp wrangle among Springfield Chicago and independent wings over leadership. Professor George D Herrer was elected chairman as Eugene V Debs, former presidential candidate, was shelved, signaling Chicago faction losses and Springfield dominance. Debs sent congratulations by wire.
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Indianapolis
Ind
United
Social Democratic Party
Springfield
Chicago
Independent
George D. Herrer
Grime's
Iowa
Hecht
Eugene V. Debs
Social
Mr. Dehe
Transcontinental Presenter aims to curb ticket sale commissions
The chairman of the Transcontinental Presenter today moved to counter a serious threat to the current pledge of no commissions on ticket sales. Pacific Mall, Occidental & Oriental and Toye Keren Kaisha steamship lines have submitted a daily offer involving commissions to railroad agents.
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Chicans
Transcontinental Association
Relics of Lafayette Reported in London Pawnshop
Paris correspondent says J Pierpont Morgan left a pageant of Lafayette relics for 16000 pounds with General Horace Porter to be delivered at the U.S. embassy. The items include a sculptured gold jug and a sword Lafayette carried in the American campaign, said to be in a London pawnbroker’s shop.
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London
J. Pierpont Morgan
United States
Paris
Daily Express
Horace Porter
Lafayette
Northern Pacific President Mellen in Seattle on inspection trip
Seattle July 29. Mellen president of the Northern Pacific is on a general inspection trip. He left St Paul today and is due in Seattle Thursday. Local officials say no irregularities in his journey and he will view improvements at Yesler Way and South Seattle during a day here.
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Seattle
Waeh
Mellen
The
Northern Pacific
St. Paul
Meilen
Jie
Yesler Way
Comte de Vaux Heads Mediterranean Balloon Crossing Prep
Aroving aeronaut Comte de Vaux arrives in Toulon to supervise preparations for a mid August attempt to cross the Mediterranean by balloon. President Loubet and other prominent figures have helped fund the expedition.
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Paris
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