Anaconda Standard publication details and offices
The Anaconda Standard lists publishing rights with daily and Sunday editions and subscription rates, plus office addresses and telephone numbers. It notes branch offices in Missoula and Great Falls and Eastern and Washington bureaus with multiple U.S. newsstand locations.
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Standard Publishing Company, Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda
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Missoula
Great Falls
Anaconda Standard
Montana
Flag Day Reflections On Union Pride From Jefferson Davis
A reprint summarizes Jefferson Davis farewell remarks and a call to honor the flag on Flag Day. It traces the flag’s history from Betsy Ross to modern symbolism, noting the care to remember its origins and the sacrifices behind the nation’s unity.
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Mr. Davis
Betsy Ross
Francis Scott Key
Barbara Frietchie
Stonewall Jackson
Fredericktown
Connecticut's legislature blocks popular constitutional amendment
The piece condemns Connecticut for long misrepresentation where one-ninth governs eight-ninths. It cites a 4 century-old system privileging towns over voters, noting 12 towns with 484,000 people elect 24 representatives while 12 smaller towns with 85,000 population also elect 24.
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Union
Rural lawmakers defend power over growing cities in Connecticut
Voters in cities and towns hold equal influence in state governance as rural residents. Ninety-one towns with 105 000 residents share 128 house seats, shaping the legislature. Rural members oppose a mild reform, preserving traditional balance amid urban population rise. historically Connecticut pushed state rights and secession, making this division unsurprising.
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Connecticut
Critique of Philippine Censorship by Military Authorities
The article condemns Philippine censorship as self serving and tyrannical. It accuses the army of suppressing news, falsifying reports, and shielding corrupt native judges to protect military and political interests.
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Philippines
Associated Press
National Republican Machine
Paterno
Martin
France
Germany
Pennsylvania corruption and Quay’s legacy debated in editorials
The piece denounces Pennsylvania lawmaking as corrupt under Quay, claiming a street railway bill cedes city rights to promoters. It critiques Supreme Court bankruptcy rulings, calls for congressional action, and comments on national politics and public sentiment without graphic detail.
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Ennsylvania
Commonwealth
United States
Quay
Commonwealth of Self Government
Ezar
Franklin
Morris
Gallatin
Black
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Untouchable Harrisburg Henchmen Growl at Rivalry
A fragment portrays a beetle-browed gang in Harrisburg that enforces laws for Pennsylvania and thwarts rivals. The text hints at stolen goods, blackmail, and criminal rings under a powerful master, suggesting ruthless control.
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Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Fragmented Opinion Clips on Politics and Labor Unrest
A compilation of editorials and dispatches from diverse papers discusses political banners like the bloody shirt and calls for a return to the flag, police use of force, railroad consolidations, and labor actions. Reports from Louisville Cincinnati and San Francisco touch on income tax debates, strikes, and union strategies.
Chicago machinists end strike with nine hour day pact
Six Chicago machinery firms employing 185 workers settled with striking machinists today and the men will return to work tomorrow under an agreement securing the nine hour day and wage increases acceptable to the union.
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Chicago
Jealous Secretaries Spark Jail Hearing in Missoula
Special Dispatch reports near trouble on a Missoula street early today when jealousy between two secretaries led to threats of violence. One man was jailed with a hearing set for tomorrow while another source notes a tailor’s attachment case involving M. Levine. In California a Southern Pacific train wreck near Rincon left two crewmen seriously hurt as cars stayed on the track with 40 passengers aboard.
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Missoula
M. Levine
Santa Cruz
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Southern Pacific
San Francisco
Rincon
James Stanley
Henry Coyle
Government silent on German garrison at Shanghai
Washington reports the United States has not protested and does not intend to protest under current conditions against the maintenance of a large German garrison at Shanghai. The note reflects official stance amid ongoing tensions.
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Washington
United States
Shanghai
No Peace Negotiations Stated by Balfour
London reports in the house of commons that A. J. Balfour declared no foundation for rumors of peace talks with the Boers. He estimated Boer strength at about 14,400 men.
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London
A. J. Balfour
House of Commons
Value of College Education Misconceptions
The piece argues that college success depends on the recipient's ability to absorb and utilize the education, noting many graduates end up in clerical or service roles lacking a mechanical trade, due to parents pushing college as the expected path rather than fit.
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Los Angeles Times
Maelish Oarsman Nikalls Arrives in New York
New York June 4 Vivian Nikalls known as the Maelish oarsman arrived today on the steamer Oceanic from Liverpool. He is expected to participate in upcoming rowing events announcing his presence in the harbor.
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New York
T. Vivian Nikalls
Maelish
Oceanic
Liverpool
Pingree
Michigan Hazen
London
Edwin Hollister Low
Low
Europe
Lady Duff Gordon A Noted English Designer And Her Circle
Lady Duff Gordon praised as handsome and talented Englishwoman. Formerly Mrs. Wallace she married in 1900 and built a dressmaking business into a chic Parisian style maison. Sister Mrs Clayton Glyn, an authoress and actress, famed for The Visits of Elizabeth and tableaux performances.
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Duff Gordon
Wallace
Lady Duff Gordon
Clayton Glyn
Elizabeth
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