Anaconda Standard says rates and offices
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription prices and deadlines for daily and Sunday editions, with year, half year, and monthly rates. It details postage and foreign mailing rules and notes branch offices in Butte, Missoula, and Great Falls, plus Washington and eastern bureaus and newsstands in major cities.
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Europe
Standard Block
Anaconda
Petsatesaces
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Washington Bureau
N. W
Nassau Street
Seco
Asc
Washington Street
W. J. Morton
Anaconda Standard Tops Montana Newspaper Circulation
The Anaconda Standard reports a larger bona fide paid circulation than all other serly Montana newspapers combined for the year. Daily average 11,891 and Sunday average 14,184, totaling 26,075 weekly circulation.
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Anaconda Standard
Serly
Montana
Yale and Harvard Finish Classic Boat Race Streak
The long running Yale Harvard intercollegiate boat race, now on the Thames near New London, concluded with Yale holding fifteen victories to Harvard eight. The latest race was near perfect with no accidents or fouls, and Harvard’s baseball win and J Pierpont Morgan’s donation add to crimson pride.
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Yale
Harvard
Thames
New London
Conn
Cornell
Amherst
Bowdoin
Williams
Dartmouth
Columbia
Wesleyan
Fear of Empire D iversity Warns of Monarchical Tendencies
Essay argues imperial ideas grow in the United States with Pennsylvania cited as an example. It contrasts central power with empowered masses, praising education and public opinion as a bulwark. Cites Harvard Professor Hart and historic shifts from Hamilton era to Jefferson victory as proof that the people preserve republicanism.
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Iversity
United States
Pennsylvania
Hadley
Yale
Hart
Hamilton
Jefferson
Josersiee
Harvard
Two Forces of Imperialism and Democracy Unite for Progress
The text argues that imperialism and democracy complement and restrain each other to build a powerful nation of free citizens. Nationality arises from imperial ideas while individual freedom and equality stem from democracy. Together they counter absolutism or anarchy, suggesting no grounds for future pessimism.
After Their Lands and the Indian Territory Opening
The piece traces federal seizure of TEPS lands and allotment of Five Tribes Indians undermining independence. It recalls promises of perpetual tribal title, civil and Indian wars, and forced relocation, ending with the sense that the final chapter in their history is being written.
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Indian Territory
Second Adams
Georgia
Alabama
English Students Shift Toward U S Technical Schools
An editorial argues a growing flow of English students to American technical institutes signals a shift in educational power. Massachusetts Institute of Technology plans London entrance exams amid global competition, suggesting US tech education fuels industrial dominance but cannot alone revive fading industries or fix labor and social issues.
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United States
Europe
Massachuesetts Institute of Technology
London
France
Germany
England
Lord Rosebers
Republic
Burrows Plan for Senatorial Election Compromise
Michigan Senator Burrows offers a compromise to end indirect senator elections. He criticizes the current method as flawed, noting many states favor direct voter choice and highlighting prior congressional and state actions that failed to enact direct election.
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Cyenator Burrows
Michigan
Union
Federal
House of Representatives
Senate
Burrows
Franklin
Hamilton
Congress
House
Fragmented Commentary on Direct Election and Public Opinion
A collection of provocative lines critiques direct senatorial election, constitutional distrust, and political figures. It juxtaposes historical plans and modern opinions, noting Morgan, Kipling, and public sentiment while touching on Montana sunstrokes and global affairs.
Notable 19th Century Figures and Techno-History Highlights
The earl of Seafield tops records as Britain’s tree planter with 60 000 trees on 40 000 acres in Inverness-shire. The dowager duchess of Abercorn shows 128 descendants, more than Queen Victoria’s. John McDuffle of Cambridge Mass is to receive a Europe trip after 25 years as clerk of committees. Emerson McMillin funds a country week for 1000 Columbus area children. Paul Revere is noted as an inventor who refined and rolled copper and founded Revere Copper in 1801 Canton Mass. Passengers from City of Peking include Loo Chin An, a taota of commerce.
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Earl of Seafield
Great Britain
Inverness-shire
John MecDuffle
Cambridge
Mass
Europe
Emerson McMillin
New York City
Columbus
Ohio
Epworth League
Paul Revere
Revere Copper Company
Canton
Peking
San Francisco
Loo Chin An
Dae
King Edward VII Name Change Revealed in Era Talks
Chin An plans US study of modern commerce to adapt to China. The piece notes King Edward VII preferred to drop Albert, wishing to sign as Edward after Queen Victoria’s death, with the queen resisting and the public unsatisfied by Albert. The article mentions Edward’s desire to be called Edward and his eventual use of Edward VII after Victoria’s death.
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Chin An
United States
Edward
Albert
Albert Edward
Queen Victoria
Lord Salisbury
Edward VII
Romance of James J. Hill and Mary Mehigan
The Buffalo Times recounts the enduring romance of James J. Hill and his wife Mary Mehigan. From mud clerk on the St Paul levee to wealth, Hill and Mehigan built a home on St Anthony Hill with a private art gallery. nine children blessed their union as she pursued education and he valued her equal work.
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Jim Mill
Jim Thuas
Mr. Hill
Hill
St. Paul Levee
Canada
North of Ireland
Dunbar
Scotland
Old Country
Hal
States
St. Paul
Merchant's Hotel
Sweet Mary Mehigan
Merchants’ Hotel
Mary Mehigan
United States
Tie Towld
Sue
Walle
Tim
Jim Hil
Totas Mary Mehigan
George W. Childs
America
St. Anthony Hill
Yarns and Anecdotes About Noted Figures Told In Jest
A collage of tales about Mark Twain’s ornithologist father and other famous men. It recounts a crow and rooster tail feather prank, Yerkes’ print it or fight back stance, Stillman’s yacht cruise, Keene family joke, police chief banter on St Louis pronunciation, and Harriman’s private life and quiet public profile.
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Mark Twain
Mark
Hannibal Ornithologists
Hannibal
Clemens
New York
Kiely
St. Louis
Saint Lewi
Missouri
Colorado Springs Quarto-Centennial Planned With Roosevelt
Colorado Springs celebrates its 400th anniversary with three days in August. Pioneers day state day and jubilee day will feature parades with Indians Rough Riders and cowboys. Vice President Roosevelt will attend state day and deliver an address on Colorado progress.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Roosevelt
Colorado
Queen City Brings Gold Bricks from Wreck Bay Mines
The steamer Queen City arrived from Vancouver Island with three gold bricks worth 3200 dollars from Wreck Bay mines after three weeks of work. Sailors report crews unavailable as sealers desert for higher prices per skin. A new fishing company starts at Kyuquer.
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Victoria
B. C
Queen City
Vancouver Island
Wreck Bay
Kyuquer
Explorer with a passion for polar study and expeditions
The subject is described as fond of the Arctic and Antarctic regions and deriving amusement from outfitting exploration ventures. He is noted mainly for his interest in horses and his hobby of organizing polar expeditions.
Costly Handshaking Taboos in Early Finance Circles
The New York Sun reports in a London weekly that up to 15 000 was paid for a handshake with the late Colonel North, provoking a purge of friendship and repayment. Tales describe high bribes to gain introductions to financiers like FE T Hooley and other rich lenders who publicly rebuffed or reimbursed such advances.
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New York Sun
London
Colonel North
FE. T. Hooley
Haley
Visiting Costume with Silver Gray Corselet Gown
A visiting gown features a silver gray crepe de chine corset skirt with guipure lace trim and an underbodice of pale mauve mousseline with guipure lace. Over the shoulders are large gold buttons. Includes a picture hat with tuscan crinoline, shaded stocks, a large tulle bow and matching tulle lining.
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Standard Publishing Company, Publishers and Proprietors
Chicago
Postoffice
Auditorium Annex
Palace Hotel
Denver
Glenarm Street
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake
Second South
DeWet
Mr. Morgan
Mr. Carnegie
Jessie Morrison
Thomas G. Barker
Senator Foraker
Senator Hanna
Jersey
Mr. Donovan
MacArthur
Seventh National Bank of New York
Mr. Kipling
Alfred Austin
Morgan
Laws
Eliot
Harper
James J. Hill
The
Buffalo Times
Mr. Clemens
Samuel
Bishop Potter
Minnesota
Charles T. Yerkes
London Roads
Mr. Yerkes
James Stillman
Mr. Stillman
Frederick D. Tappen
Gallatin National Bank
James R. Keene
Keene
Mr. Keene
Wall Street
James KR. Keene
Mr. Foxhall Keene
K. H. Harriman
Union Pacific Railway
Pierpont Morgan
Harriman
Tosday
M. J. Connell Company
Newport Club
Heilbronner
Broadway
Oweley
Butte, Mont
Joro Rice, Fulton & Gold
Mills College and Seminary
Calfornia
Mks
C. T. Mills
Mills College P. C0
California
Montana State School of Mines
N. BR. Leonard
Prest
Mons
St. Matthew's Military School
San Matico
Cal
Princeton
West Point
Annapolis
Stanford
University of Californi
William A. Brewer
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