Anaconda Standard Publisher Rates and Office Addresses
The Anaconda Standard lists daily and Sunday subscription rates, mentions foreign postage, and provides multiple office locations. It notes branch offices in Butte, Missoula, and Great Falls with advertising rates on application, and outlines eastern and Washington bureaus and contact details.
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The
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Washington
N. W
MOE
Nassau Street
Chicago
Washington Street
W. J. Morton
Shirts tucked in: Grant notes Filipino shift under American rule
The article mocks imperialism by comparing Filipino dress change from loose shirt tails to tucked within trousers under American governance. It cites General Grant on three centuries under Spain and suggests wearers submit out of necessity or manipulation by officeholders.
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Grant
Spain
Fairbanks
Foraker
Senator Depew
McKinley
Theodore Roosevelt
Census of Ireland Reveals Sweeping Population Decline
The census shows Ireland’s population dropping from 8,175,124 in 1841 to 4,456,564 in 1901, a 46.7 percent fall. It attributes the decline to centuries of political neglect and misgovernment, noting mass emigration to the United States and the shift from agriculture to grazing.
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Ireland
Europe
United States
America
Erin
England
Cleveland Mayor Fights Rail Tax Skew in Ohio
OM JOHNSON leads a clash with county assessors over railroad property valuations in Ohio. He hires expert Bemis to compare assessments, finding railroads taxed far below fair value while the board resists higher rail workloads and challenges. The fight may go to court and beyond to the people of Ohio.
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OM Johnson
Cleveland
Ohio
Bemis
Pullman Company
Johnson Leads Push for Equitable Taxation in Ohio
Mayor Johnson campaigns against assessor actions as a broad coalition backs him. The municipal league endorses Johnson while mayors state wide organize to press their case before the Ohio board of taxation and higher courts if needed. The drive aims to make taxation more equitable before the next election.
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Johnson
Municipal League
Ohio Board of Taxation
Ohio
Tom Johnson
Canada objects to Quebec Montgomery memorial plan
The piece criticizes a proposal to erect a Montgomery memorial in Quebec as hurtful to US Britain fraternal ties. It cites Canadian Tory descendants and other opponents who spread a false charge that Montgomery planned the sack of Quebec. The author argues the accusation is groundless and harms Canadian honor, predicting no memorial soon.
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United States
Britain
Canada
London
American Revolutionary Society
Quebec
Montgomery
Seige
Tommy Rat
Billingsgate
Goldwin Smith
Methodist Church Charges Stir Over Anaconda Trio
In the Montana conference session at Missoula this August, Rev. W. Easter accuses Rev. Mills and Rev. Cattermole of mal-administration and un-Christian conduct. The dispute centers on Anaconda church enrollments and Mills criticism of those enrollments.
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Montana
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Missoula
W. T. Kuster
Great Falls
Jacob Mills
Helena
K. G. Cattermole
Anaconda
Euster
Mesers
Mills
Cattermole
Easter
Foster
Kuster
Messrs. Mille
Buster
Mille
Anaconda Church
Church board members face grave charges in Montana case
The conference faces serious charges presented by Mr. Easter against long‑time residents Mr. Mills and Mr. Cattermole. Community members trust the board and await proof, warning that without evidence the accuser deserves strict discipline.
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Easter
Mills
Cattermole
Montana
Edison storage battery hailed as revolution in power use
At a New York meeting of engineers the new Edison storage battery was exhibited and praised for two and a half times the work per weight of current batteries. It promises major impact including electric transport, household and industrial power, with low depreciation. The item notes broader implications and assorted contemporaneous political commentary.
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American Pi Institute of Electrical Engineers
New York City
New York Evening Post
Royal apparel and society news from European pages
The king of Siam is described in richest state attire with jewels valued over £200,000. Notices include Gen. Granville M. Dodge named orator and Miss Leonora Peck chosen poet for the Army of the Potomac reunion May 2 and 4. Other items cover Joseph Owen’s Oxford fellowship and movements in journalism and dress reform in Munich.
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King
Siam
Granville M. Dodge
Leonora Peck
Burlington
N. J
Army of the Potomac
Joseph Owen
Balliol College
Oxford
Pembroke College
Noted Royal Family Shifts and Mrs Davis Moves
The article details the queenly dynamic with the prince deferring to his wife as the wiser partner, mentions Zola earning over 25000 dollars in 1800, and notes George of Denmark ruling Greece since March 1864. It also reports Mrs Cushman K. Davis planning Washington as her permanent home and selling St. Paul property, with a move on May 1 to 1684 8 street and plans to write her husband’s biography.
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George
Denmark
Greece
Christian
Cushman K. Davis
Washington
St. Paul
Humor Snippets and Witty Exchanges Across Papers
A collage of light quips from multiple newspapers shows humor captions and banter. Dialogues cover smoking danger jokes, engagement rings, a laughing captain with one ear abroad, and playful家庭 quips about work and burglars.
Livingston Society Hosts June Social Roundup
Special correspondence details Miss Harriett Mallon hosting the Kandy Klub with Miss Alice Belcher as guest, plus prize results in progressive euchre. It notes Miss Belcher’s upcoming East trip with family, and Livingston’s readiness to host the Christian Endeavor state convention with city-led hospitality efforts. Others report Fridley birthday party at Fridley hall and a Livingston Fridley picnic to Mill Creek Canyon with numerous attendees.
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Livingston
Harriett Mallon
Kandy Klub
East Side
Alice Belcher
Armstrong
McLeod
Miss Horn
McDermott
Messrs
Mesdames Horn
McLaren
McCaw
McCue
Pierce
Misses Stephenson
Chambers
Alice Chambers
Belcher
Kriger
Landon
Mortimer
Garnier
Bennett
Pampel
O’brien
Botkin
Harvey
Sperry
Dederick
Maxeimer
Gateway City
Fridley
Fridley Hall
M. M. Black
J. E. Woolrich
Mesdames Black
Woolrich
Dailey
Herne
Knowles
Niles
Norrow
Dunn
McCullough
Goudy
Misses
L. Black
E. J. Black
Jennie
Edith Chambers
Etta
Myrtle Lyons
Mounts
Chase
Rosgers
Messrs. Black
Mabie
P. Herne
H. Herne
Jarvis
Lyons
Wiggins
Anders
DeVoe
Brackett
Dirksen
Mill Creek Canyon
Montana
Misses Black
Rosger
Phil Herne
D. Goudy
Severe Storms Ravage Europe with Thunder and Hail
Heat grips the continent as fierce storms sweep Europe from London. Crops are ruined by hail and lightning kills several people across multiple regions.
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Europe
London
Sneak Thieves At Work In Butte House
Occupants returned home to find a burglar had rifled one front bedroom at 3444 West Broadway but only a revolver and some clothing were taken. The intruder broke a rear window sash and appeared to have just begun the theft before being interrupted by the residents. Police searched the area but found no further trace.
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August Christian
West Broadway
Anaconda Company
Bitter Root Valley
Columbia Gardens
Everts
Dawson
Beaten for Joining a Labor Union at Eakins Yard
William Frantz and Thomas Carey joined the Western Labor union seeking shorter hours at Eakins' brick yard. A group of fellow employees attacked them with knives and bricks near the yard, injuring their heads and body. The incident occurred outside city limits. Frantz and Carey were taken to county jail for treatment. The attackers, led by Frank Harm Ben Basen, dispersed after the assault. Frantz and Carey plan to pursue prosecution against the assailants.
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William Frantz
Thomas Carey
Western Labor Union
Eakins
Frantz
Carey
Fred Hoffman
Hoffman
Frank
Harm
Ben Basen
Machinists Union Holds Surprising Meeting
A large turnout at a machinists union meeting discussed not demanding eight hours or wage increase for one year. Observers say the decision could impact operations at the Butte and Boston mines and Colorado smelters, with speculation of rapid plant restart.
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Machinists’ Union
Butte & Boston
Colorado
Samesterman
Popular Officer Neill Faces Court-Martial After Shortage
Captain Neill once a famed Pacific coast officer and San Francisco social figure fled quarters amid missing funds from the Presidio canteen and club accounts. After a letter from Old Mexico, he returned, faced court martial, and was cashiered for absence without leave as supporters sought presidential clemency.
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Neill
Saturday
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Jack Neill
May
Flooda
Awell
Presidio Club
Washington
McKinley
California
Congress
Fourth Cavalry
Forgery Charge Linked to Neill Suspected in Pushing Crime
The text suggests that to maintain pace he used entrusted funds and his friends doubt the charge of forgery. They believe if a forgery occurred, another crime is being attributed to Neill.
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Hey
Neill
Mysterious Book Sells Itself to Quiet Buyer
In a small bookshop a clerk notes a curious sale as a customer reveals a mysterious interest in a volume. The clerk says it just sold to the unknown purchaser, prompting a startled exchange about how the book changed hands.
Bald man opts for a single haircut remark
In a Philadelphia Record item a man noted for his thinning hair jokes with a barber asking why not cut a dozen. The humorous exchange highlights light local chatter and everyday humor.
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Philadelphia Record
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Standard Publishing Company, Publishers and Proprietors
Ccccese Csessecssssens
Sas Kn Aanee
the Census of Ireland
Mr. Edison
Supreme Court
Bryan
McSweeney
South Carolina
Tillman-McLaurin
Nash
Jeffries-Ruhlin
Chicago University
Emperor William
Cuba
Dole
New York World
Jjand
Fuller
West Pointers
Dubose
William Archer
M. de Blowitz
Paris
London Times
Louise
Bavaria
Munich
Empress
Germany
Berlin
Baron Humboldt
Zola
Jimmy
Tommy
Puck
Charlie Loveday
Henry
Joxer
Captain Lozzer
Gibby
Philippines
Harper’s Bazar
Johnny
Boston Transcript
Brooklyn
Clara
Chicago Record- Herald
Uke Basso
Masyck
Wagner
Pittsburg
Wif
Detroit Free Press
Young Neill
Lot No
the ‘Designer’ For
Fury
M. F. Connell Company
Yore
Cent US Basin
Oweley
Butte, Mont
Roo Rice
Fulton & Gold
Anaconda Copper Mining Company Hardware Department
Butte Cor. Main and Quartz Sts
Mining and Blacksmiths
Mechanics
Alsen and
Salt Lake Portland Cements
BIG Blackfoot Milling Company
Arizona
Aluminum
Sts
Butte, Anaconda
Philadelphia Press
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