Anaconda Standard Advertising and Circulation Details
The Anaconda Standard lists publication rates for daily and Sunday editions, discounts by duration, and international rates. It notes branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls and provides address and contact details for advertisers. It reports a daily and Sunday average paid circulation for the year with figures for daily and Sunday editions.
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The
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Anaconda Standard
Montana
Pennsylvanian political corruption exposed in Wanamaker bid
A June newspaper editorial denounces pervasive state corruption tied to the Pennsylvania franchise act. It cites Quay allies, Philadelphia street railway deals worth millions, and John Wanamaker’s $2.5 million bid that was ignored by the mayor. The piece laments commercialism overruling political virtue.
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Jess
Wanamaker
Quay
Philadelphia
John Wanamaker
Pennsylvania
Federal Treasury
Administration Star and Gage’s Russian Policy Blunder
The piece portrays INECRETARY Gage as a notable blunderer in the administration with a failed Russian policy. It notes his claim to curb Russia’s power ended in a tariff war miscue, as M. de Witte outplays him, hurting U S sugar duties while Russia boosts trade growth and European rivals gain opportunities in Russian markets. The editorial frames Gage as undermining American commerce and Eastern trade objectives.
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United States
Europe
Mr. Gage
M. de Witte
Russia
Gage
Prohibitive Tariffs Strike Down American Goods
The passage denounces tariffs and trade wars as false and ruinous. It cites prior embargoes and nonintercourse acts, noting how both sides lose in trade conflicts. It warns that Secretary Gage repeats an obsolete policy despite history’s lessons.
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United States
England
Museum of Political Antiquaries
Gage
Townsend Defies Dye Factory Fumes Over Rainbow Geese
The piece portrays Kingston New York resident Townsend fighting a dye factory’s effluent in a creek used by his geese. Courts rule against Townsend as the dye rights prevail, prompting public outrage over political and advertising culture deforming national spirit and international opinion. Harrison is cited as diagnosing the issue’s core.
Harrison's Warning Opposes Boer War Policy
Philosopher Redereich Harrison denounces the Boer war in a London News letter. He calls the war barbarous and vindictive, condemns terrorizing a brave enemy and wrecking homes, and insists England should not conquer or annex two free European nations.
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Rederick Harrison
London
England
Colum bia to offer Chinese language study with gift
Commencement at Columbia featured a $100000 anonymous donation to establish a Chinese language and literature department. The donor urged international comity and culture, noting China’s vast history and influence, while questions arose about the appeal to non missionary students. Frank Robinson and Ralph Upham pled guilty to liquor charges involving Indians.
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Columbia University
Seth Low
Low
Mediterranean
Columbia
Wu Ting Fane
Plea in Extenuating Circumstances in Indian Whiskey Case
In Helena June 19 Frank Robinson pleaded guilty to furnishing whiskey to Indians and drew two months’ jail and a $100 fine the judge saying sentence was the lightest allowed. Ralph Upham also pleaded guilty to the whiskey charge and the court delayed sentencing pending a conference with Gold T. Curtis. Several other defendants were arraigned or released as no bill was returned against them including Whitford trio on timber trespass and two boys aged 17 and 15 charged with procuring liquor for Indian witnesses.
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Standard
Helena
United States
Frank Robinson
Robinson
Chateau County
Knowles
Ralph Upham
Gold T. Curtis
Great Falls
Erand
Curtis
Upham
United State District Attorney
Henry
Walter
James Whitford
John Cherry
Butte
George Allman
Lewis and Clarke County
A. J. Fairfax
Harry Miller
Government to Own All the Railroads
Denver report says a massive plan would transfer U S railroads to the government within years. A western financier cites rumors that Rockefeller Harriman Vanderbilt Gould and Morgan interests would hand over every line while banks linked to them finance the roughly 10 billion dollar value.
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Denver
Colo
the Times
United States
New York
Rockefeller, Harriman
Vanderbilt, Gould and
Morgan
Wood cites Cuban election irregularities in cautious memo
General Wood informs the secretary of war that alleged frauds and irregularities mark the Cuban municipal elections but implies he does not consider the issues serious. The June communication frames the matter with restraint, noting political contexts without escalating concerns.
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Washington
Wood
Secretary of War
Cuba
Washington General Booster reports Private Hoid Brighton death
Washington June 1 reports to the war department that Private Hoid Brighton of Company 10 th infantry died on the 5th of May from dysentery while en route from Manila to San Francisco aboard the transport Pennsylvania which arrived yesterday in San Francisco
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Washington
War Department
Hoid Brighton
Th Infantry
Manila
Pennsylvania
San Francisco
Constitution Fails Trial Spin in Low Wind at Newport
The yacht Constitution set out from Newport on a trial spin but returned after failing to make headway as the crew judged the wind insufficient. Captain Duncan noted the light breeze hindered progress and called off the attempt.
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Newport
Constitution
Duncan
Murdered on the Eve of His Wedding in Shamokin
Daniel Richards, 20, of Green Ridge, was found shot on the porch of his bride to be Miss Elizabeth Walters at Mount Carmel. He had planned to marry yesterday. police suspect murder and removal of the body to Walters home. Walters denied quarrel, said Richards appeared in good spirits.
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Shamokin
Daniel Richards
Green Rida
Mount Carmel
Young Richards
Elizabeth Walters
Harry Walters
Walters
Green Ridge
Richards
Misa Walters
Public lash justice reported in Camden
A Camden dispatch says Tom Watson and his wife swore the black man Will Bussey assaulted Mrs Watson. Citizens' committee scourged Bussey with 500 lashes that night. The affidavit led to a death sentence, later suspended after Mrs Watson confessed coercion. Watson fled south by train with orders not to stop in Arkansas.
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Little Rock Ark
Camden
Ark
Tom Watson
Will Bussey
Bussey
Davis
Watson
Arkansas
Alleged Horse Thief Taken After Livingston Arrest
R D Redman was brought to Bozeman by Sheriff Fowler and Deputy Sprague after an arrest in Livingston on grand larceny charges for stealing 18 head of horses from White of Theee Forks. The alleged theft occurred last fall while White was in Missouri. Redman, a known horse trader, previously faced a similar case two years ago and was released on bail yesterday. A preliminary trial is set for the week. Redman claims innocence and another complainant may pursue charges if this case fails.
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Bozeman
R. D. Redman
Livingston
Fowler
Sprague
White
Theee Forks
Missouri
Redman
Hedman
Restaurant Keeper Survives Knife Attack in Billings
In Billings on June 19 Charles Ward a restaurant keeper was attacked by his cook with a large butcher knife nearly severing his left hand. The wound was treated and no serious injury is expected. Police pursue the unidentified cook.
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the Standard
Billings
Charles Ward
Pesthouse staffer contracts smallpox in Billings
In Billings on June 19, Dr Free the attending physician at the pesthouse has contracted smallpox but reports via telephone that his case is not severe. The only other inmate is the cook, infected several days earlier.
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Standard
Billings
Free
Cook
Times Publisher Seized by Hearst Selection Report
Minneapolis June 19 Hearst selects Col W F E Haabe publisher of the Times to lead a transitional venture. The move signals consolidation in the newspaper field and is expected to impact local editorial direction and business strategy.
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Hearst
Minneapolis
Col. W. FE. Haabe
The
Times
Haskell to Lead Journal Business Manager Role
William R Hearst selects Haskell to oversee New York Journal business affairs starting July 1. Charles Hasbrouck will become business manager at the Minneapolis paper in partnership with KE KR Johnstone the current editor. Hasbrouck now serves as business manager of the Denver Times.
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William R. Hearst
New York Journal
Haskell
Minneapolis
Charles KE. Hasbrouck
KE. KR. Johnstone
Mr. Hasbrouck
Denver Times
Wool Market Steady As Buyers Increase In Light Season
Boston reports from the American Wool and Cotton Reporter indicate steady and fair activity in the wool market with signs of possible improvement. Trade varies by house, with some quiet and others seeing higher inquiry and movement. Prices remain firm for fine wools, while medium and low grades stay low. territory wools hold near prior levels. Pendleton and The Dalles report large recent sales, Boston’s sales reach 3.182 million pounds this week, with year to date totals higher than last year.
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Boston
American Wool and Cotton Reporter
Oregon
Pendleton
Mellen says he will not resign as Northern Pacific president
New York June 19. President Mellen, in the city, denied he contemplates resigning from the Northern Pacific presidency. He said no intimation of dissatisfaction had been received from directors and that unless unforeseen conditions arise he does not expect to resign. He noted he has not been asked to resign and has not considered stepping down.
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New York
Mellen
The
Northern Pacific
Sonnino Attacks Cabinet Over Italian Strikes
In Rome on June 1 Baron Sonnino, former treasury minister, attacked the cabinet during the budget debate in the chamber of deputies. He blamed the government for Italy’s dire economic conditions tied to its handling of strikes, and the uproar forced a temporary suspension of the sitting.
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Rome
Chamber of Deputies
Baron Sonnino
Treasury
Italy
Bank Purchase Reported in Omaha by Standard 611
Omaha Neb June 19 A report is current that the Standard 611 company is negotiating for the purchase of one of the banks of this city. Several bankers were involved in the talks with the firm seeking a Florida chemical plant investment.
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Omaha
Neb
Standard 611
Kountze
First National Bank
Standard Oil
Missouri River
Kansas City
Delegates In Transit For State Railroad Officials Convention
A special train of Pullman cars carrying delegates to the national convention of state railroad commissioners passed through Billings this afternoon. The party, led by William Kilpatrick, secretary of the Illinois board of state commissioners, traveled with a large accompanying group.
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Billings
National Convention of State Railroad Commissioners
San Francisco
William Kilpatrick
Board of State Commissioners of
Illinois
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