Anaconda Standard publisher and address notices
The article lists publication details for The Anaconda Standard including rates, postage, and circulation options for daily and Sunday editions, branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls, and eastern and western office locations and newsstands. It notes contact details and postal handling for subscriptions and general business correspondence.
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The
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Anaconda Standard Holds Montana Circulation Lead
The Anaconda Standard reports its paid circulation as the state's largest, with a daily average of 11,891 and a Sunday average of 14,184 for the year 1900, exceeding all other Montana dailies and Sundays combined.
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Anaconda Standard
Montana
German emperor targets American press in grapple over coaling stations
The piece rails at Kaiser Wilhelm II for aiming to suppress American papers over reports of German plans to secure Caribbean coaling stations and to colonize Brazil, an idea tied to a growing German navy and Monroe Doctrine tensions. It notes German immigration to Brazil and ongoing diplomatic probes about Caribbean stations as the regime’s policy limps on.
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William
Atlantic
New York
Kaiser
King Arthur
Louis the Magnificent
Berlin
Williamn
Brazil
United States
Caribbean
South American
Chicago Municipal League proves honest government possible
A historical account credits Chicago’s Municipal League with transforming city governance through persistent scrutiny. It notes a shift from widespread corruption to a majority of council members now deemed incorruptible, achieved by rigorous candidate investigations and sustained civic emphasis.
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Municipal A League of
Chicago
League
Liberty
Municipal League
Common Council
Chamber
Municipal League Transforms City Politics and Franchises
A reform campaign exposed dishonest officials and corporate graft, shaping a new council culture. The Municipal league’s evidence led to withdrawals and protected franchises, reducing corruption and reforming taxation in Chicago, a model other cities may follow.
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Council Chamber
Municipal League
Chicago
Imperial policy talk cites a Latin American crisis
An editorial voice argues for intervention in South America using a Chilean confrontation as pretext. It extols American expansion through force, notes Romanizing aims across Cuba Puerto Rico and the Philippines, and mocks anti imperialists while forecasting a broad hemisphere project with infrastructure and finance gains.
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South America
Peru
Bolivia
United States
Cuba
Porto Rico
Philippines
Italian Immigrants and Their Global Reach in the 19th Century
The piece argues against prejudice toward Italian immigrants and notes their progress despite hardship. It contrasts experiences in the United States and Argentina, highlighting large Italian communities, their economic impact, and the perseverance of immigrants who overcome poverty to achieve affluence.
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United States
Italy
Padroni
Argentine Republic
Re- Virion
The Cost of Crime in the United States
A congressional investigation estimates crime costs the nation nearly a billion dollars annually in taxation and criminals' income, with losses from property destruction and safety. The total could reach two billion if all factors were counted, reducing productive capital and wages, throttling national wealth.
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United States
Congress
Kipling Poem Praised as Unmistakably Strong
Kipling's latest verse receives high praise, with critics likening its impact to a hard hitting three bagger by Markham. The piece showcases sharp imagery and rhythmic command, signaling strong reception in literary circles.
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Rudyard Kipling
Markham
Kipling
Duel in Paris Park Ends Without Result After 19 Rounds
In Paris Parc des Princess a morning duel between Max Regis and Algerian journalist La Berdesque ends after 19 rounds over two and a half hours with no decision. Regis had challenged over an article in La Petite Republique. A second duel nearby left a Temps writer with a thigh wound from a pistol shot.
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Paris
Parc Des Princess
Max Regis
Algiers
la Berdesque
Regis
la Petite Republique
Temps
Detroit Journal Sold to Local Capitalists
The Detroit Journal now owned by a local capitalist group led by President W D Stair and Vice President Henry Stephens with Charles Palms as secretary treasurer. Trustees include W Andrews W Brooks and W L Stephens. No policy changes expected.
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Detroit
Mich
Detroit Journal
William Livingston
W. D. Stair
Henry Stephens
Charles Palms
Andrews
W. ©. Brooks
W. L. Stephens
Wheat crop condition in Kansas shown at 82.8
Topeka June 7 the state board of agriculture reports the wheat crop condition at 82.8 percent versus an average of 99.8 percent last month.
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Topeka
Kan
State Board of Agriculture
Trade Board May figures show large import export decreases
The May board of trade report records declines of 1,449,700 pounds in imports and 1,159,200 pounds in exports, indicating a broad downturn in trade activity.
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London
Board of Trade
Cubans Probably Accept Platt Amendment Say Cabinet
Washington reports the cabinet discussed Cuba and the Philippines with a hopeful view that Cuba will accept the Platt amendment unconditionally. A Wood communication content remains private while civil government in the Philippines is outlined under Taft commission chiefs and War Department supervision.
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Washington
General Wood
Spooner
Taft Commission
New Mexico
Philippines
Platt Letter Clarifies Platt Amendment Independence View
Secretary Root supplies Senator Platt’s views on intervention under the Platt amendment. Platt asserts the amendment aims to safeguard Cuban independence and U S support, denying any protectorate or suzerainty, and the letter was publicly released by the war department after being given to the Cuban constitutional commission.
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Washington
Root
Platt
Connecticut
Secretary of War
Havanna
War Department
Cuba
United States
Congress
QO. H. Platt
Suit Seeks 23250 Against Anaconda Copper Mining Co
A damage suit filed in Great Falls district court seeks 23250 from Anaconda Copper Mining Co. for Edward McDermott, a former coal miner. He says a derailment on August 20, 1899 in Belt caused by a defective track left him maimed after being dragged by a car and rope, requiring one leg amputation. He alleges prior earnings of 5.50 and 4 dollars a day but permanent disability now prevents work, with 350 spent on medical care and the remaining claim total 23350.
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Esa
Great Falls
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
John A. Largent
Edward McDermott
Belt
McDermott
Tornado Destroys Mill and Homes in Opelusas Area
A tornado swept across Opelusas in the northwest, demolishing the St. Landry cotton oil mill and several residences. A white boy, aged 6, was killed and white worker John Zoder was seriously injured. Both men were mill employees.
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Opelusas
Ala
St. Landry
John Zoder
Oregon to Undergo Three Month Overhaul at Puget Sound
The battleship Oregon will be brought to the Puget Sound naval station for extensive overhauling. The work includes removing temporary repairs done in a Japanese yard after grounding. Expected duration is about three months.
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Washington
Oregon
Puget Sound Naval Station
Bandits hold up Vienna mail coach near Retsag
The Daily Express reports a brigand raid on a mail coach near Retsag Hungary. They strangled the driver maimed the guards ransacked the mail bags and escaped with plunder valued at five thousand pounds.
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London
The
Daily Express
Vienna
Retsag
Hungary
Educators Entertained by Delegation at Minneapolis Event
A party of 69 accompanying the Washington Oregon and Idaho delegation to the National gathering was entertained in Minneapolis on June 7. The event showcased educators and highlighted regional participation in the national meeting.
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Minneapolis
Washington, Oregon
Idaho
Educational party arrives in Buffalo for northern trip
An educational association delegation visited Buffalo arriving this morning over the Northern Pacific. F. A. Stalsbury and the Commercial Club entertainment committee hosted the group. After a luncheon at the club they toured Lake Harriet and Minnehaha Falls before resuming the eastward journey at 3 o'clock.
Cowboys Stabbing Affray In Montana Range Fight
June 7 Great Falls report cites Parker's ranch where W A Norvell broncho buster was stabbed five times by a sheep herder after a bet over riding a broncho. Norvell, wounded but not believed in danger, was treated at the Montana hotel by Dr. Hopkins. The assailant remains at large.
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Great Falls
Chinook
W. A. Norvell
Parker
Norvell
Montana
Great Northern Railroad
Amalgamated Association Adopts Continuous Scale Plan
Milwaukee June 7 The Amalgamated Association of Tin Steel and Trion Workers selects officers T J Shaefer Pittsburg secretary treasurer John Williams Pittsburg and Ben J Davis Pittsburg as manager of Amalgamated Journal Trustees include J H Morgan Cambridge Ohio Elias Jenkins Youngstown Ohio and John E Taylor Pittsburg The convention approves a continuous scale concept extending mill operation during scale consideration and a longer period to reach an agreement No compulsory arbitration but a conciliator is provided.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Amalgamated Association of Tron, Steel and Tin Workers
T. J. Shaefer
Pittsburg
John Williams
Amalgamated Journal
Ben J. Davis
J. H. Morgan
Cambridge
Ohio
Elias Jenkins
Youngstown
John E. Taylor
Presidential Terms Debate Across Civic Federation
About 1 100 prominent men replied to questions on electing senators by direct vote and barring a president from a second term. A seven member subcommittee of the National Civic Federation reviews the responses in secrecy before presenting them to the 500 member advisory committee. Opinions split. a six or eight year single term is favored by some.
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Chicago
United States
Advisory Committee
National Civic Federation
Woolgrowers Meet at Chinook Discuss State National Association
The Choteau County Woolgrowers association convened in Chinook at 2 o clock with J Frank Freeman chairing. State Veterinarian Knowles attended and spoke on perfecting the state and national bodies to protect the wool industry. Visitors from out of town joined a well attended meeting despite rainy weather.
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Standard
Great Falls
Choteau County Woolgrowers’ Association
Chinook
J. Frank Freeman
Knowles
Misplaced Love Ends in Tragedy Near Kingston
Nels Nelson a farm hand near Kingston killed Mrs. John Ledig a wealthy widow and seriously wounded her sister Mrs. Peter Wine after the wife rejection. He then killed himself when pursued by citizens.
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Rockford, II
Nels Nelson
Kingston
John Ledig
Peter Wine
Nelson
War Department creates coast artillery districts
An order from the War Department establishes coast artillery districts with assigned commanders. Districts include San Diego at Fort Rosecrans under Major FE Hodges. San Francisco with forts in the harbor. Puget Sound at Forts Casey, Flagler and Worden under Captain J B C Hoskine. the Columbia district at Forts Stephens, Columbia and Canby under Major H C Humphreys. and Honolulu under Captain S Davie.
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Washington
Junne
War Department
Coast Artlery
San Diego
Fort Rosecrans
FE. W. Hodges
San Francisco
San Francisco Harbor
J. B. Rawles
Puget Sound
Casey
Flagler and Worden
J. B. C. Hoskine
District of the Columbia
Stephens
Columbia and
Canby
H. C. Humphreys
District of
Honolulu
8. Davie
Four Men Drowned at Five Finger Rapids Reported
Vancouver authorities learn from steamship Amur that four men drowned at Five Finger rapids about a week ago. Bodies not recovered and names unknown. Gambling has been shut down at Dawson and White Horse.
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Vancouver
B. C
Amur
Five Finger Rapids
Dawson
White Horse
Exports and Imports Data for San Juan May
Exports for May totaled 1,176,562 and duties on imports aggregated 60,628 in San Juan Puerto Rico.
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San Juan
P. R
Unidentified man killed after being thrown from train near viaduct
An unidentified man about 25 died after being thrown from the blind baggage of a Union Pacific passenger train near the Burlington viaduct at Sydney Nebraska. Three men believed to be his companions were arrested and jailed on murder charges. The coroner will conduct an inquest.
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Sydney
Neb
Union Pacific
Burlington Viaduct
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