Anaconda Standard publisher details and office info
The Anaconda Standard announces publishing details including daily and Sunday editions, subscription rates, and office locations. It lists main office in Anaconda, branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls, and press and distribution notes for foreign and domestic copies.
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Europe
Standard Block
Anaconda
Amar Enon
Chaud
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Washington
Nassau Street
Washington Street
J. Morton
Chicago
Postoffice
Auditorium Annex
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Denver
Glenarm Street
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake
Second South Street
Salt Lake News Co
Standard Publishing Company
Abaconda
Mont
Anaconda Standard Claims Largest Montana Circulation
The Anaconda Standard reports a higher bona fide paid circulation than all Montana newspapers combined. For 190 daily and Sunday averages, the paper lists 11,891 for daily and 14,184 for Sunday.
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Anaconda Standard
Montana
Ten West Virginia calamity unlike Johnstown flood
The piece contrasts the West Virginia disaster with the 1889 Johnstown flood. It notes a cloudburst can occur almost anywhere in the temperate zone and that the West Virginia event, though smaller, may still elicit broad national sympathy and relief.
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West Virginia
Johnstown
Pennsylvania Railroad
Galveston
Endless Discussion on 1944 Roosevelt and 1920s politics
The piece notes Charles Dickens on early American speculation after each president's election. It discusses Roosevelt's viability, doubts from Republican leaders about his discretion, and mentions Mark Hanna as a weak candidate. Odell and Foraker are cited as other possible GOP figures to balance.
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United States
Charles Dickens
Colonel Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Boston Globe
New York
William
Germany
Hanna
Odell
Foraker
Death by Wall Attempt Reflects Chinese Viewpoint
A traveler in Pekin witnessed a Chinese man attempt suicide by head butting a wall after claiming four cents were owed. Bystanders approved the act, and no interference occurred, illustrating a reported Chinese attitude toward justice and resentment toward employers.
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Robert Hart
Pekin
Damaged Door Dispute Ends With Canal Escape
Mrs. Wang sues Mrs. Feng for damages after a break in and door defacement. Feng denies fault and refuses payment. A heated exchange ends with Wang threatening self harm. Feng then jumps into a canal and is dragged out next day, reversing the peril.
Prodigal Son Tale Tied to Michigan Family Reunions
A Detroit Tribune note recounts a Michigan saga from 1896 where Dr Worden of Mather ton agreed to wed a widow who urged him to marry her daughter aged 16 so the license could be secured. The marriage caused a ten year term reduced to five, now nearing expiration, and a divorcees alimony ends with a potential family reunion and remarriage of the doctor to the mother.
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Detroit Tribune
Matherton
Mich
Worden
Pingree
Michigan
Jackson
The San Francisco Minstrels and Jim Wambold's Rise and Fall
A Utica Observer reminiscence recounts Jim Wambold, a key member of Birch and Backus, who helped launch the San Francisco Minstrels at 585 Broadway New York. The act drew crowds, made artists rich, and faded as Wambold aged opening with a Jersey farm retirement and later dying in a New Jersey poorhouse.
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San Francisco
Birch
Backus
Wambold
Broadway
New York
Bryant Brothers
Christies
Billy Birch
Charlie Backus
Jim Wambold
America
Manhattan
Jersey
Jim
New Jersey
Doctors and Doctors
The piece commends new doctors including Dr. Thomas H. Carter and notes many LL D degrees awarded this year by Brown University and other institutions. It mentions public figures like Lt. Gen. Nelson A. Miles and Edwin H. Conger earning doctorates and discusses medical standards and tougher examinations. It ends with a Pittsburgh Telegraph mention of a Philadelphia swindle revelation.
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Thomas H. Carter
Nelson A. Miles
Brown University
Edwin H. Conger
Knox
Geveral
Montana
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Scandal Over Fake Medical Board Exam Questions
A report describes a scheme where young medical graduates paid for counterfeit copies of state medical board exam questions. The deceit mirrors a prior year’s case and sparks concern about the moral integrity of future physicians.
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State Medical Board
Pennsylvania
Death of Adelbert Hay at New Haven continues
The death of Adelbert Hay at New Haven is reported with family arrivals expected, including Mrs. Hay and daughter Miss Alice Hay. Col. Hay’s condition is not serious, though grief-stricken, as details of funeral arrangements await Mrs. Hay and Samuel Mather in New Haven.
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Hay
Alice Hay
Newburn
New Haven
Clarence Hay
Limebury
Conn
Samuel Mather
Cleveland
Moseley
Mather
Gilbert
Colonel Hay
Adelbert Hay
College Town
Sympathy for the bereaved father
Washington dispatch details Secretary of State John Hay learning of Adelbert Hay's death within hours of a tragedy at New Haven. The narrative covers Hay's immediate departure, President McKinley’s condolence, cabinet sympathy, and public reminders of Adelbert Hay's career near Lincoln and McKinley.
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Washington
Hay
Adelbert
Cortelyou
Moseley
New Haven
Associated Press
Buffalo
Cleveland
Newburn
Lake Sunapac
Gad
Sixteenth Street
Hill
Pretoria
Adelbert Hay
John Hay
Abraham Lincoln
William McKinley
Tribute Remembering Adelbert Hay in Times Editorial
The Times editorial recalls Adelbert S Hay United States consul at Pretoria who safeguarded British prisoners with Korea ties and discharged a delicate duty with kindness. It notes the strong sympathy in Britain for his premature death and praises his role in easing British suffering and strengthening US Britain ties.
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London
the Times
Adelbert
Hay
United States
Pretoria
Great Britain
Adelbert Hay
Terrible double tragedy in Kentucky
In Louisville two brutal deaths are linked by a bloody sequence beginning with Emily Stuart’s murder three days earlier. H B Church, owner of a West Market street grocery and residence, died from self inflicted wounds after police found Stuart’s mutilated body in a closet. Stuart, 50, had recently bought a half interest in the store. Church, 55, had moved from Frankfort four months prior.
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Louisville
H. 8
Church
Emily Stuart
Twelfth
Market Streets
West Market Street
Stuart
Frankfort
Storm toll in Allegheny County with four deaths
A Saturday storm in Allegheny county caused floods and electric shocks leaving four people dead. Charles Bittner and Moses Marcos drowned in Spring Garden run and Rankin respectively while Conrad Hart, 12, was killed by a live wire on the Monongahela Traction viaduct near Duquesne. The Westinghouse plant at East Pittsburg faced impact as the storm spread destruction.
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Pittsburg
Allegheny County
Charles Bittner
Spring Garden Borough
Spring Garden Run
Moses Marcos
James P. Dunn
Braddock
Rankin
Conrad Hart
Duquesne
Monongahela Traction Company
East Pittsburg
Westinghouse
Destructive Tornadoes Hit Lincoln and Ohio Valley Towns
A tornado near Lincoln Illinois caused 100000 dollars in damage with a path about a mile and a half wide and 12 miles long. The Lincoln mattress factory and several institutions suffered severe destruction including the asylum for feeble minded children and Lincoln college. Elsewhere in Parkersburg West Virginia a major storm flooded Thoroughfare’s roads and halted Ohio River traffic. In Middleport Ohio a separate tornado damaged residences, unroofed buildings and telegraph lines, with one fatality and substantial losses to stables and mills.
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Lincoln
Lincoln Mattress Factory
Illinois Asylum For
Mlinois Odd Fellows’ Orphans’ Home
Lincoln College
County
Parkersburg
W. Va
Ohio
Kanawha
Calhoun
Weir
Pomeroy
Middleport
Picnic train shooting leaves one dead in Missouri
A St. Louis & San Francisco train bound for a colored church picnic at Spring Park near Pacific, Missouri, devolved into a gunfight and knife attack. Mrs. Hart was killed. James Laughlin conductor and Frank Williams among the wounded as the car filled with panic and bullets.
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St. Louis
San Francisco
Samuel Hart
James Laughlin
Frank Williame
St Louis
First Baptist Church
Spring Park
Pacific
Frisco Road
Frank Williams
Samuel Torans
Torans
Williamse
King Torans
Samuel
Williams
James Torans
Fatal Feud in Manatee County Ends in Death
In Braidentown Florida on June 23 E Stevens county judge and wealthy farmer and John A Webb neighbor and county figure met on a road near Jakka Manatee county and renewed an old feud. Stevens was stabbed to death and Webb seriously cut but not fatally.
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Braidentown
Fla
E. Stevens
John A. Webb
Jakka
Manatee County
Stevens
Webb
Two Drowned In Fog As Steamer Hits Launch
Boston on June 23 reports the steamer City of Bangor in dense fog struck the naphtha launch Eatelle near Deer Island beacon. Five men fell overboard and two drowned: L. H. DiIcn EY, 33, of Roxbury and CHARLES ROBINSON, 33, of Dorchester.
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Boston
City of
Bangor
Deer Island Beacon
L. H. DiIcn EY
Roxbury
Charles Robinson
Dorchester
Dartmoor Dan wins damp coursing park final at bathe course
A damp day at the coursing park drew a crowd who saw Dartmoor Dan, owned by Harry Corbis, win the final. Roger, owned by David Lewis, took second with King's Magic third and Littl Fidget fourth._READ rounds show Elmina H and Peerless among other winners in earlier heats.
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Coursing Park
Dartmoor Dan
Harry Corbis
England
Roger
David Lewis
J. E. Hosking
King’s Magic
Leonard Hicks
Littl Fidget
Elmina H
Edna H
Lady Hosking
Death of a Greek Harry Manitaras at Arcadia restaurant
Harry Manitaras aged 27 a waiter at the Arcadia restaurant died after two days of illness in Sisters' hospital. A native of Greece he had no relatives in this state his brother in Oakland California was notified by telegraph. The Cooks and Waiters union will have charge of the body.
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Harry Manitaras
Arcadia
Sisters’ Hospital
Greece
Oakland
Cal
Cooks’ and Waiters’ Union
Old Pioneer Marco Medin Dies in Butte Home
This morning at 12:30 Marco Medin, one of Butte's oldest residents, died at his West Broadway home after a short illness. He was 77 and born in Buddha Austria. Medin came to California in 1853 and To Butte in 1884, building a grocery career. He leaves six children, five in Butte: Marco J Medin Anthony Medin, Mrs J J O'Meara, Mrs W O'Brien and Mrs John G Holland.
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Marco Medin
Butte
West Broadway
Mr. Medin
Buddha
Austria
California
Marco J
Anthony Medin
J. J. O'Meara
W. ©. O’brien
John G. Holland
Boer Invasion of Cape Colony Reported Serious
London reports from Cape Town claim a Boer invasion in Cape Colony is serious with 7000 to 10000 invaders spreading through eastern and midland districts. The Daily Mail notes need for confirmation but suggests the country has been misled on the invasion’s scale.
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London
Lord Kitchener
Cape Colony
Daily Mail
Cape Town
Doctors anticipate carriage rides for Mrs McKinley
Washington reports Dr Johnson and Dr Rixey examined Mrs McKinley at the White House and noted a distinct gain in her condition. They hope to allow short carriage rides this week if weather allows and plan to move her from Washington to Canton next week.
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Washington
Rixey
McKinley
Canton
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Cambridge
Harvard
Major Pruden
White House
United States Army
Mr. Hay
Stone
Amasa Stone
St. Paul's Academy
Concord
N. H
Yale
IRG
Saster
Adelbert May
Kentucky
Mr Leomwell Vi
Silk
Louisines
Illinois
Florida
M. F. Connell Company
A E Fusas
Meg Oweley
Butte, Mont
Rice, Fulton & Gold, Proprietors
Batie News
Dartmoor
Dana
Marvy Manitaras
Mills College and Seminary
Calfornia
Mbs
T. Mills
Mills College
P. C
Montana State School of Mines
N. K. Leonard
Prest
Mrs. Zarack
Sacramento, Cal
Business College
Heilbronner
Butte Business College
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