Anaconda Standard Ad Rates and Contacts Shown
The Anaconda Standard announces publication details and rates including daily and Sunday editions, subscription prices, and office locations. It lists rates for mailing, foreign delivery, and notes branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls with editorial and advertising contact information.
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Anaconda
Nassau Street
Chicago
Washington Street
W. J. Morton
Rae
Europe
Iauire
the Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Washington
G .T
Anaconda Standard Leads Montana Circulation in 1900
The Anaconda Standard records the largest bona fide paid circulation of any Montana daily or Sunday newspaper in 1900. Daily average runs 11,891 readers while Sunday average is 14,184, surpassing all other state dailies.
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Anaconda Standard
Montana
Court actions in eastern courts stir Montana mining concerns
In Montana, a minority of 304 shares seeks to block the Amalgamated company's plans to merge several mining properties. The broader stockowners, owning nearly 600,000 shares, back the policy while litigation continues across states. The May payroll for Amalgamated shows record-high figures, noted as the most interesting item.
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Montana
Amalgamated Company
May
Hamiltonian legacy and the ignored centennial of Alexander Hamilton
The piece argues that Alexander Hamilton, despite his influence on the founding era, has been neglected in public memory and halls of fame. It notes the 1904 centennial of his death and contrasts Hamilton’s views with modern interpretations of the Constitution and governance. It also critiques current political attitudes toward constitutional guarantees and colonial holdings.
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Hamilton
Jefferson
Jackson
Alexander Hamilton
Gould
United States
Hamilton’s saga and a potential revival in 1904
The passage recalls Alexander Hamilton as a brilliant West Indian born figure who shaped U S finance and politics. It predicts a possible Hamilton revival as sentiment moves toward democratic government debates, noting his life from orphan to Federalist author to secretary of the treasury and Burr duel victim.
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Hamilton
West Indies
America
Clergymen oust Herron founder over deserted wife and colony
The piece details Congregational ministers in Iowa expelling George D. Herron for abandoning his wife and children, his New York and New Jersey reform efforts, and his later marriage in defiance of propriety. It notes his New Jersey colony and questions his claimed “applied Christianity.”
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Congregational Church
Iowa
George D. Herron
Herron
New York
New Jersey
Marie Rand
Father’s Testimony Hits Chicago Prophet Elijah Claim
A critic warns that OWILE, described as a blasphemous knave, will likely persuade his followers that he is Elijah reborn. The speaker condemns his con lies and calls for skepticism toward his movement amid the ongoing chatter in Chicago.
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Owile
Chicago
Elijah
Lipton reveals theater absence and diversions aside
Sir Thomas Lipton notes he has not visited the theater in twelve instances and cites gardening and yacht racing as his favored pastimes. The passage ends with an incomplete mention of Peter Postell, described as the richest Negro in the context provided.
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Thomas Lipton
Gorleston
Humorous Exchanges From Classic Newspapers
A collage of humorous exchanges and quips from various papers including the Philadelphia Telegraph, Glasgow Daily Times, Detroit Free Press, and Chicago Record-Herald. They feature wry lines about life, insomnia, poetry, gambling, and religious wit, with exchanges between neighbors, spouses, and editors.
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Glasgow Daily Times
Inventions for Camp Cooking and Coffee Pot Improvement
A camp fire utensil holder uses a metal tube gas pipe and brackets set in oblong openings to hold and heat food, with brackets moved up to keep meals warm. A new French coffee pot patent features a central vertical tube and flaring disk enabling automatic water spray through coffee grounds for continuous filtration.
Coffee service procedure with drained grounds and lifted strainer
A brief note describes allowing grounds to drain briefly, then lifting the fountain and strainer before serving coffee. The procedure emphasizes a short drainage period and careful removal of components.
Missing Links and Curious Claims Across Regions
A column compiles assorted brief items from different locales including a Richwood cat prank, a Kansas City mayor's welcome speech, Maine shipwreck engine counts, Buffalo’s growth to New York’s second city, upcoming state elections, New Zealand land reforms, a Maryland man’s jaw injury, U.S. Indian aid spending, and a Kansas law limiting home study for certain grades.
Easter Sunday Churchgoers in Denver Post Verse
A poetic reflection on why people attend church on Easter. It lists motives from habit, social pressure, fashion, and fear of harming trade, to quiet A quiet Sunday nap and adoration of choirs. It contrasts faithful worshipers with those who never attend.
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The
Denver Post
Promised Land
Fighting Parson Forbes Philips and John Muir Profile
A vivid portrait of Rev Forbes Philips known as Athol Forbes, a larger than life preacher and bohemian figure in Gorleston, famed for his provocative stance. The piece also sketches John Muir, climber and raconteur, in a serene Alhambra valley scene with reflections on nature and birds.
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Forbes Philips
Athol Forbes
Lever
Parsons
London
Gorleston
Phillips
John Muir
Emerson
Yosemite
Alhambra Valley
Quiet Domestic Quarrel Reported From Pick Me Up
A fragment from Pick-Me-Up quotes a neighbor recounting a late return home. A man denies a fight at his house and explains his wife questioned his late arrival. The exchange suggests rumors of a disturbance but offers a calm, defensive account.
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Pick-Me-Up
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Foraker
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Hopkinsville, Ky
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Fairmount College
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Kan
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Brodrick
Ile
William Allen
Sunderland
England
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Sands Point
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Long Island Sound
Kilkenny Castle
Ireland
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Chaffee
Peter Postell
Curbstone
Philadelphia Telegraph
Detroit Free Press
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Philadelphia Times
Martha
Jonas
Chicago Record-Herald
Wall Street
Pittsburg
Chicago ‘Tribune
Mra. McGlone
Philadelphia Press
Fathers O'Shea and
M'Crea
Father O'Shea
Father McCrea
Catholic Standard and Times
Richwood
N. J
Missouri
James A. Reen
Kansas City
Maine
Havana
Buffalo
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Pennsylvania
Virginia
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Canada
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Contra Costa Hills
California
M. F. Connell Company
Wpstrasa
Anaconda Copper Mining Company Hardware Department
Butte Cor. Main and Quartz Sts
Mining and Blacksmiths
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Alsen and
Salt Lake Portland Cements
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