Anaconda Standard publishing details and offices
The Anaconda Standard announces its daily and Sunday editions with subscription rates and office locations. It lists rates for 10 to 16 page editions, branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls, and foreign mail notices. It provides contact points for advertising and editorial departments and notes distribution through various news stands.
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MT Cin Hush
Europe
The
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Washington
Gat
N. W
Fastern
Nassau Street
Cmicorg
Washington Street
W. J. Morton
Chicago
Postoffice
Chica
Auditorium Annex
Sanrancisco
Palace Hotel
Denver
Glenarm Street
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake
Second South Street
Salt Lake News Co
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Mont
The Anaconda Standard Leads Montana Circulation 1900
The Anaconda Standard reports a larger bona fide paid circulation than all Montana daily and Sunday newspapers combined for 1900. Daily average 11,891 readers and Sunday average 14,184 readers.
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Anaconds Standard
Montana
Time for Peace in South Africa War Debates
A persuasive piece argues England should end the war in South Africa. It condemns Boer resistance and urges a negotiated peace, noting Britain’s dominance yet calling for generous terms to rebuild and spare noncombatants. The writer highlights arbitration as a path and criticizes Chamberlain and Rhodes for prolonged bloodshed and cost.
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England
South Africa
Cape Colony
Chamberlain
Rhode
The Root of the Trouble in Hawaii
A historical review of carpetbaggers in Hawaii showing discontent with missionary influence and the rise of Judge Humphreys in the Hawaii judiciary. It notes political debts paid in Washington and the resulting shift in power within the native party and legislature.
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Yawan
Islands
Washington
Humphreys
United States
Honolulu
Elment
No honor among political thieves ends in annexation talk
The passage laments political corruption after overthrowing a friendly regime. It argues five years of tension between Honolulu and Washington, followed by looting by a hostile administration, eroding faith in American institutions and urging retirement from politics with a suggestion of annexation to California.
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Honolulu
Washington
California
Grandmothers battle for custody of an abandoned baby
In Atlantic City Judge McAllister heard a case where two grandmothers each proved equal grandmaternity after the child was abandoned. One grandmother pressed abduction charges. the judge, seeking a fair outcome, considered but rejected splitting the baby and postponed judgment while the orphan asylum holds the child. Mutual friends proposed dice or alternating custody, but both grandmothers remain firm.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Solomon
McAllister
Grandmother No 1
Grandmother No. 2
Grandmother No. 1
Famine in China Reaches Historic Hunger Levels
The two provinces Shansi and Shenei face a massive famine amid war and drought. Twenty million people struggle for survival as food runs short and prices soar. Aid flows from America with Christians Herald reporting daily fundraising. ten to twenty cents can save a family or life.
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China
America
Shansi Ane Shenei
New England
New York
Pensylvania
United States
India
Christian Herald
Ten Cents That Save a Life Offer Help Now
A brief urging readers to donate, noting that a small sum can sustain a village for a week and a dollar can feed a family of five, emphasizing the rare chance to do significant good with little cost and the urgency of saving lives.
Navy Controversy and Political Satire Across the Era
Ex Senator Chandler leads a lively critique of naval administration under Republicans after the Civil War. Whitney's investigation exposed vast corruption in 1870s to 1890s contracts, Roach shipbuilder went bankrupt, and reforms followed. The piece also skewers Hanna Foraker, June storms, Ohio mutual back scratching, and broader political riffs.
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Chandler
Secretary of the Navy
Evans
Cleveland
Whitney
United States
Roach
Grosvenor’s Recovery Hopes and Storied Plagiarism Row
The text notes Representative Grosvenor aiming for full recovery by 2001 after Pan Am frost and humorously critiques a Lehigh sermon plagiarism claim raised against Rev. Dr. Rainsford, while touching on England’s Boer War view, General Kitchener’s speed, and Cleveland’s GOP stance led by Mr. Hanna.
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Buffalo
Sunday Baseball and Recreation Decline Vice Says Post
The New York Evening Post argues that relaxing Sabbath strictness for Sunday afternoon baseball and outdoor recreation may reduce temptations in saloons and gambling rooms. Observers credit outdoor sports like bicycling with lowering vice and promoting temperance across the week.
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New York Evening Post
Long-Suffering Temper Needed
A Taunton police officer was removed from office due to unfired temper. The Boston Herald notes that civil service exams should emphasize natural disposition for police work. Calmness and forbearance are essential as policing is a trying job and an overbearing officer can cause harm.
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Boston Herald
Taunton
Extreme protectionists should understand their target
The Indianapolis News contends that protectionist attacks hurt Republicans nationwide and erode party memory. It cites John Sherman aligning with Babcock’s theory and recalls General Garfield’s stance favoring a form of protection leading to free trade, noting little support for permanent protection in recent years.
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Indianapolis
Babcock
John Sherman
Garfield
McKinley Poised to Write His Name in History
The Baltimore Sun notes a president who plans to leave office as a private citizen can shape policy beyond party lines. He can veto to block harmful legislation and bolster clean government, using his position to favor the public welfare over party gains.
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Baltimore Sun
McKinley
Senator Allison Declines Presidential Bid by Age
The New York World notes Senator Allison, at age 70, declares himself barred from the 194 presidential race as the convention nears. It argues a president should not be past threescore and ten, citing Britain’s past leaders as examples and stressing the burden of commanding office without a fit mind.
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New York
Allison
White House
Palmerston
Gladstone
Salisbury
Portraits and honors span politics art and royalty
Benjamin Constant prepares a fall sittings for a Pope Leo portrait. Ex-Empress Eugenie is godmother to 3,284 children born March 16, 186, the day her son was born. Abdiel W. Eichelberger, Hanover railroad president, dies at 41 after long service. Lord Roberts gains permission to wear the Order of the Black Eagle. American firms order two elevators for King Edward and another for the Duke of York’s future home. Dr Seward Webb and Gen J G McCullough vie for Vermont governor with Redfield Proctor backing McCullough. Shelburne Farms spans 4,000 acres. Wu Tingfang corrects spelling of his name. note on name punctuation ends.
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Eugenie
France
Prince Imperial
Edward
Buckingham Palace
Windsor Castle
Clarence House
St. James Street
London
Duke of York
Seward Webb
Gen
J. G. McCullough
Vermont
Redfield Proctor
Green Mountain
McCullough
Dr. Webb
Shelburne Farms
Mississippi
Describes change in type altering Chinese diplomatic stance
The article notes that part of a surname is omitted in descriptions and points to how the new type of change carries significance for Chinese diplomacy.
The Rise of the College Bred Tutoress in Private Instruction
The article contrasts the traditional governess with the modern tutoress a college graduate who teaches selective subjects. She is mobile or resident and commands higher pay reflecting advanced qualifications. Athletic prowess adds value, boosting status and earnings among families seeking well rounded private instruction.
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Great Britain
America
Jane Eyre
Helots
Murscle
Kansas Women Preached as Superior to the Nation
The Wichita Eagle praises Kansas women as uniformly handsome and physically fit, noting a blend of puritan virtue and cavalier vigor. The article predicts future Kansan excellence in body and mind, claiming widespread current beauty and a shift from fashion plate standards.
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Kansas
Wichita Eagle
The
Eagle
New England
Cromwell
Charlies
Frederick
Gustauvus Adolphus
Duke Charles
Kossuth
Garibaldi
Napoleon
Sarsfield
Robert Bruce
Kansan
Texas
Cobweb Art Becomes St. Louis Family Craft by Mrs Belle Gamewell
Mrs Belle Cooper Gamewell of St Louis has turned an odd fad into a business crafting pictures murals portieres pillows and bric a brac from cobwebs peanut shells and postage stamps. She captures fairy like scenes by painting on spider web film and haunts nurseries with her handiwork.
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Belle Cooper Gamewell
St. Louis
Mrs. Gamewell
Cobweb Artist Mrs Gamewell Creates Delicate Pictures
A description of Mrs. Gamewell crafting cobweb paintings by laying paint drop by drop onto cobweb canvases and drying them under glass. She also makes relief scenes using corks bricks and eggshells and creates color by pasting stamps rather than painting.
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Foraker
Senator Hanna
Marcus A. Hanna
Pease, Er
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Messrs. Hanna and Foraker
Ohio Society of Mutual
Silver Bow County
Jessie Morrison
Dempsey
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Kitchener
West Virginia
Karl Rueecll
Professor Herron
Manila
Hattie Rose Laubie
McSweeney
South Carolina
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Lehigh University
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Rainsford
Hanna
Mr. McKinley
Washington Times
McKisson
Joe
Gul
Hay
Pittseburg
Lodge
Roosevelt
Benjamin. Constant
Pope Leo
Charles Field
Athol and Gardner, Mass
Abdiel W. Eichelberger
Hanover
Lord Roberts
Prussia
Wu Tingfang
Wu Ting Fang
Bennett Dow
Tosday
Torday
Hamburg
Tozday
Othe
Mammoth
M. J. Connell Company
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Heilbronner’s
E. Broadway
Oweley Block
Butt
Last Rice, Fulton & Geld
Mills College and Seminary
Calfornia
MKS
C. T. Mells
Mills College P. O
Montana State School of Mines
Callon
BR. Leonard
Pres
St. Matthew's Military School
San Mateo
Cal
Yale Princeton
West Point
Annapolis
Stanford
University of Californi
William A. Brewer
Tammany
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
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