Anaconda Standard广告与释义历史记录
The fragment describes the Anaconda Standard's publishing details and postal rates, noting editions and international pricing. It shifts to a lengthy opinion piece criticizing tariff policy and a satirical allegory about Mr. Townsend and his geese illustrating resistance to change, concluding with a New York court of appeals ruling in favor of a dye factory.
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New York Court of Appeals
Harrison's Warning on Boer War Sparks Debate and More
A vivid critique of the Boer War by philosopher Frederick Harrison denounces the conflict as barbarous and punitive. The piece labels imperialists and urges restraint, while also noting a Columbia University move to establish Chinese studies led by Wu Ting-fan and a broader view of international relations.
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Rederick Harrison
London News
England
Butcher
Columbia University
Beth Lowene
Ony
Mediterranea
Columbia
Wu Ting Fane
Wanamaker’s Bold Bid Against Pennsylvania Franchise Corruption
The article denounces Pennsylvania corruption in the Quay era, detailing Wanamaker’s $2.5 million offer for Philadelphia street railway franchises that the mayor ignored. It laments the dominance of commercialism over people, citing state lawmaking’s profit over virtue and Pennsylvania’s descent into political decay.
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Quay
Philadelphia
John Wanamaker
Pennsylvania
Federal Treasury
Gage Criticized as Administration Star Blunderer
A harsh critique singles out Secretary Gage for mishandling the Russia policy. It argues his tariff moves failed to curb Russian trade, allowing de Witte to outmaneuver the United States while Germany and Britain gain ground in Russian markets. The piece portrays a dramatic shift away from American dominance in commerce.
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England
Museum of Political Antiqua
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Europe
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M. de Witte
Russia
Gage
Government to Own All the Railroads
Denver dispatch reports a proposed plan to transfer control of all United States railroads to the government. Backed by financiers like Vanderbilts Gould and Morgan, the scheme would place the rail lines under government ownership and shift the banks to finance this transformation. The message links public revenue and private interests in a sweeping national takeover.
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Vanderbilt, Gould and Morgan
GAVE LIQUOR TO INDIANS Frank Robinson and Ralph Upham Plead Guilty
Frank Robinson and Ralph Upham pleaded guilty to giving liquor to Indians in a case heard by the court. Both defendants admitted supplying alcohol to Native Americans in violation of laws at the time, with sentencing to follow.
Explanations Plea in Federal Case Tarnishes Court Arraignment
In Helena on June 1, Frank Robinson pleaded guilty to a Tagtag charge and received one month in jail and a fine. Ralph Upham and others followed with guilty pleas for whiskey distribution to Indians. Judge Knowles warned on sentencing after conferring with Curtis. Bondsmen for Henry Walter and James Whitford sought exoneration as cases moved to grand jury. Several youths and others faced charges including procuring liquor for Indian witnesses and theft.
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United States
Frank Robinson
Tadtang
Sion
Robinson
Chateau County
Gold
Curtis
Great Falls
Knowles
Uphan
United States District Attorney
Henry Walter
James Whitford
Altorney
Frank Meenroe
Jo. Osborn
John Sanborn
James Youn
Ratispell
Andrew Aherns
John McAdams
Murdered on the eve of his wedding in Shamokin
Daniel Richards aged 20 from Green Ridge was found dead on the porch at Mount Carmel near his intended bride Miss Elizabeth Walter of Mount Carmel. A bullet wound to the temple ended the young man’s plans hours before the wedding. Police suspect murder and the body was moved to the Walters residence amid reports of unusual behavior by Richards prior to his death.
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Daniel Richards
Green Ridge
Mount Carmel
Young Richards
Elizabeth Walte
Harry Walte
Wallters House
Ore Ridge
Richards
Walters
Camden scandal ends with suspended sentence
A Camden Arkansas incident reports Tom Watson and his wife swore Utenegra Will Purses assaulted Mrs. Watson. A citizen committee lynched Bussey, his affidavit led to Bussey’s planned execution. Mrs. Watson later admitted coercion by her husband, Governor Davis suspended the sentence for the accused. Watson was sent south with orders not to return to Arkansas.
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Camden
Ark
Tom Watson
Utenegra
Will Purses
Mrs. Watson
Busse
Siven
Alleged Horse Thief Charged in Bozeman Case
Special dispatches report Kr Redman brought to Bozeman after arrest in Travingston on a complaint of stealing 19 head of stock from White of Three Forks. Authorities say Redman used and sold the horses to cover debts. the case echoes prior trouble. Also noted: Ward Laurin, keeper at pesthouse, injured in knife attack. cook at pesthouse contracts smallpox. unverified reports of a Hearst connection in Minneapolis.
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Simes Pox
Standard
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New York Journal Names New Business Manager and Team
William BR Wearsi will become business manager of the New York Journal on July 1, taking charge of the paper’s business affairs. Charles Aingbrouck to manage the property in association with E RK Johnstone, the current editor, while Haskins’ Minneapolis paper passes to capable hands. Hasbrouck previously served as business manager of the Denver Times.
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Wiliam BR. Wearsi
New York Journal
Haskells Papeee
Minneapolis
Charles Aingbrouck
Assoc HM
E. RK. Johnstone
Hasbrouck
Lenver ‘Times
Wool Market Steady with Mixed Trade Notes
Report notes steady wool prices with modest demand and some movement. Buyers cautious, seeking needed supply as opening of light season approaches. Medium and low grades soften while fine wools stay firm. territory prices similar to prior levels. Pendleton sales and Boston deals cited, but no overall price advance.
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Conan
Territory
Pendleton
Delegates Train Passes Through City to San Francisco Convention
Special Dispatch notes a Pullman special train arriving this afternoon carrying delegates to the national convention of state railroad commissioners. The party, led by William Alpatrick, secretary of Illinois board of state railroad commissioners, traveled with a large accompanying group.
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National Convention of State Railroad Commissioners
San Francisco
William Alpatrick
Board of State Commissioners of
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