Anaconda Standard publication details and offices
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates and postal details, with multiple branch offices and newsstand locations across cities. It notes offices in Anaconda and Missoula, and distribution points in New York Chicago San Francisco Seattle Portland and others.
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Brentano's
Union Ecuare
Chicago
Auditorium Annex
Minnespolis
Kavanaugh's
South
Third Street
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Hotel St. Francis
Lake City
Salt Lake
Seattle
Columbia Street
Portland
Kansas City
Ricksicker'a
Walnut Streets
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
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Silver Bow Club Eyes Building Its Own Clubhouse
The Silver Bow club will meet to decide on constructing a dedicated clubhouse after months of discussion. Leaders urge ownership, noting the club’s prominence, large membership, and absence of rival groups, with the Montana and Helena clubs cited as peers.
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Silver Bow Club
Orfe
Butte
Montana Club
Helena
Oro Plata Club
The
Ninety-Six
Overland
Sweden's Future King To Wed In Windsor Chapel
A Swedish heir presumptive, grandson of King Oscar, will wed in Windsor Chapel Saturday. Despite Swedish domestic troubles, King Baward's supporters plan a grand ceremony for the 23 year old prince and his English bride, described as an artless English girl, daughter of the Duke of Connaught.
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Norway
Oscar
Sweden
Manter
Trone
Stockholm
Baward
Patrick's Sentence Delayed as Court Denies New Hearing
The New York Court of Appeals denies Patrick another hearing and set to re sentence him to death. The court's 4 to 3 decision splits with Chief Judge and O'Brien in the minority. Readings describe the prior high court's stance among leading jurists.
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New York Court of Appeals
Patrick
Court of Appeals
O'Brien
R eduction of the sentence by the gov A as an exhibition of undue softness
Cullen Vann and O'Brien oppose clemency and defend Patrick’s life as a remarkable fight. The piece contrasts New York judges deeming him unjustly condemned with international diplomacy on Russia and Japan, noting Russia’s cautious stance and Japan’s demand for results before parleys, excluding Paris as a conference site.
Norway's King Oscar and Norway's bid for independence
The king's letter to Christiania's legislature states that dissolution of the union requires action by Sweden and the king. Norway weighs monarchy or republic while building recognition efforts abroad, with likely gains tied to a Norwegian constitutional government and public assent.
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Norway
Oscar
Christiania
Sweden
Meagher Monument Set For July 4 Unveiling
The Meagher monument to General Thomas Francis Meagher is ready and will be placed on the capital grounds in Helena by July 4. An installation oration by Hon. John F. Finerty is planned as part of a memorial ceremony honoring Montana’s early pioneer and Irish patriot. Funds raised by the Meagher association through fairs and lectures have enabled statue fabrication, with final payment efforts underway as the pedestal and monument approach completion.
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Thomas Francis Meagher
Aone
Helena
John F. Finerty
Montana
Meagher
Toone
Thomas Francis Meagher Association
Sunaware
Naval and political jests mark a chaotic Flag Day
The passage merges naval irony and global politics with local humor as it notes the Navy pausing target practice in Nantucket sound to please fishermen, praises Rear Admiral Evans, mocks Greece and Greece’s premier, laments Chicago bricks and a June wedding image, and confirms Flag Day on June 24.
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Nantucket Sound
Secretary of the Navy
Evans
Bob Evans
Mosquitos and Malaria Linked by Mosquito Bites
Dr A C Ieely discusses malaria in Leslie's Moat noting it shares infection modes with yellow fever. The female mosquito transmits germs by biting, while the male feeds on plant juices, and the female lays eggs on water surfaces before larval and pupal stages leading to swarms of mosquitoes.
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A. C. Ieely
Leslie
Taylor
Judge Harmon ends his commission in rebates probe
Judge Judson Harmon withdraws from the investigation of alleged rebates by the Atchison Topeka Santa Fe railroad to the Colorado Fuel and Iron company. Harmon says Attorney General Moody disapproved their recommendations and he and F N Judson have retired from further participation in the matter.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Judson Harmon
F. N. Judson
St. Louie
Moody
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad
Colorado Feal Fand Iron Company
t+ government
Judson
Atchison, ‘Topeka & Santa Fe
Colorado Fuels and Iron Company
Judgon
Eral
Black man charged after assault on white woman in Texas
In Waco on June 14, Lee Robison, a Black man, was arrested near Bosqueville after a 14 hour chase and charged with attempted criminal assault on Alonzo Robertson, a white woman, following an attack at the Robertson home in which hair was pulled, throat bruised and fingers bitten. Sheriff Tilley moved Robison to another county for safety amid a large crowd.
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Waco
Tex
Lee Robison
Bosqueville
Alonzo Robertson
Robertson
Tilley
Robison
Steamship line opens Canada to Mexico trade
City of Mexico June 14 The Canadian Mexico steamship line begins operations July 9 with a fast subsidized steamer sailing from Montreal to Mexican ports touching at Havana The contract allows cargo and passenger movement Canada Cuba and Mexico as long as government approval is met The Mexican government objects to subsidies aiding Cuba Canada trade Spokane reports a 13 year old boy Wille Gordon injured by a live wire after climbing a pole for a bird nest He was burned and may recover
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Canadian- Mexico Steamship Line
Montreal
Havana
Canada
Cuba
Mexico
Spokane
Wash
Spokesman-Review
Asotin
Wille Gordon
Windsor Castle war party honors future royal couple
King Edward hosted a Windsor castle war party this afternoon for Princess Margaret of Connaught and Prince Gustavus Adolphus of Sweden. It was the largest affair of its kind at Windsor with 6000 invitations sent.
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Windsor
England
Windsor Castle
King Edward
Princess Margaret of Connaught
Prince Gustavus Adolphus
Sweden
Tom Watson's Son Marries in Kingston N Y Millegan
Jessie Doremus Millegan daughter of Mr and Mrs T Scott Millegan of Kingston and John Durham Watson son of Thomas E Watson a Populist presidential candidate last fall were married in Kingston today Thomas E Watson was present despite serious illness
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Jessie Doremus Millegan
T. Scott Millegan
John Durham
Watson
Thomas E. Watson
Son killed, father wounded in Idaho ambush
A Spokane dispatch reports Fred Fields, a farmer near Freese Idaho, killed while his father Isaac Fields was seriously wounded by unknown assailants firing from ambush. The incident occurred today as authorities investigate a deadly attack on the Fields family.
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Wash
Spokesman-Review
Louse
Fred Fields
Freese
Idaho
Isaac Fields
Railroad Declares Dividend in Pittsburg
In Pittsburg on June 4 the Pittsburg Chicago and St Louis railroad board declared a semi annual dividend of 2 percent on preferred stock and 1 1/2 percent on common stock.
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Pittsburg
Pittsburg, Chicago & St. Louis Railroad
Lightning Fire Destroys Winnipeg Furniture Warehouse
A warehouse of Scott Furniture in Winnipeg was destroyed by a fire started by lightning. The blaze caused extensive damage and four foremen were injured. Police and fire crews investigated the incident, with officials estimating losses at about 9.15 million.
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Winnipeg
Scott Furniture Company
PRECZAR AS AN INSURANCE RISK
A writer in Leslie's Monthly notes the Russian czar as a major insurance risk for English firms. Lifespan policy rates jumped from 5 percent to an 18 percent premium after the assassination of Grand Duke Sergius and the threat to the Imperial family. Holders of Russian bonds insured him with Lloyds faced skyrocketing costs as the czar retreated from public life.
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Aue Czar
Leslie's Monthly
Lloyd's
Sergius
Czar
Iity
Four More Yellow Fever Cases Reported
Washington reports from Governor Magoon of the Isthmian Canal Zone confirm four additional yellow fever cases, including two Americans and two Jamaicans, increasing concerns over the outbreak.
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Washington
Magoon
Isthmian Canal Zone
Edward honors King Oscar as honorary admiral
London June 14 official notice that King Edward has named King Oscar an honorary admiral of the British fleet. St Petersburg June 1 France suspects cholera cases reported at Tula 120 miles south of Moscow.
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London
Edward
Oscar
Aea
St. Petersburg
Tula
Moaco
Gorgas Leads Sanitation Efforts in Panama
Colonel William C. Gorgas, chief sanitary officer, directs precautionary measures to improve Panama’s sanitation. The report notes steps to prevent disease and organize health safeguards amid ongoing efforts.
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Panama
Sane
Col
William C. Gorgas
Canal Zone divisions assign eight districts for fever reports
The article notes the Canal Zone dividing Panama City into eight districts each led by a local physician who will report suspected yellow fever cases. It also mentions panama houses fumigated, a Rock Springs distillery fire causing $100,000 in loss, and reflections on Native American pipes and symbolism with explanations of war regalia and carvings.
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Canal Zone
Panama
Seaweed Finds A Uses In A Seaside Home
In June Outing an enterprising writer describes a summer cottage built on sand whose doors sag and foundations shift. Seaweed gathered from the tide is pressed into service as soil and a green carpet, stabilizing the structure and exciting nearby neighbors.
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