Anaconda Standard Publication Details and offices
The Anaconda Standard announces its daily and Sunday publication terms and lists its main and branch offices including Butte Missoula and Great Falls. It notes postage rules for the United States Canada and Mexico and provides address details for the main office and associated newsstands and foreign cities.
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Ad Notices Claim Montana Circulation Lead
The Anaconda Standard reports a larger bona fide paid circulation than all other Montana dailies combined. February month totals show daily and Sunday averages. Sunday average listed as 14,166 with February figures noted.
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Anaconda Standard
Montana
Evarts a Venerable Jurist and Statesman Passes
The eminent jurist William Maxwell Evarts dies at eighty two after a long career as a lawyer and public servant. Once a prominent voice in public life, he preferred a quieter final chapter at his Fourteenth Street home, away from the social drift of New York.
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William M. Evarts
Evarts
United States Senate
New York
Morgan
Seward
Evartts
Senate
Empire State
Mr. Evarts
Fourteenth Street
Metropolis
Second Avenue
New York Tribune
Bewarts
William Maxwell Evarts
Revered public servant honored after death
The statement laments the passing of a brilliant public service figure whose name and record inspire reverent respect among millions of citizens. It notes that his death may close the volume of the era of the great rebellion and its notable actors.
Daly Bank and Trust to Open in Butte and Anaconda
Marcus Daly’s name remains linked to two historic banking houses that reopen today as Daly Bank & Trust in Butte and Daly Bank & Trust in Anaconda. Judge Dixon becomes Butte president, John R. Toole leads Anaconda operations, with John D. Ryan taking active management in Butte. M. B. Greenwood stays in Anaconda management, earning local confidence and support. Louis V. Bennett and Frank C. Norbeck remain with the Anaconda bank.
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Butte
Anaconda
Marcus Daly
Daly Bank & Trust Company
Judge Dixon
Fir Butte
John R. Toole
John D. Ryan
Montana
M. B. Greenwood
The Big Steel Consolidation Faces Doubtful Prospects
Newspaper and trade journals question the big steel combine as a business move. The Philadelphia Times says Carnegie may protect his bonds but stockholders face delayed dividends. The Engineering and Mining Journal warns capitalization may exceed profits, while Morgan and associates unlikely to err.
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Philadelphia Times
Andrew Carnegie
the Times
Carnegie
Engineering and Mining Journal
J. P. Morgan
Combine
Recall Rumor Clouds Conger Leave of Absence
The sixty day leave of absence for Minister Conger sparks speculation that it is a recall from the China mission. Observers note dissatisfaction in Washington over late negotiations and suspect the administration’s stance, while details remain uncertain and controversial.
McKinley Politic of Shielding Conger Revealed
The passage argues Mr. Conger acted as a government agent in China with no independent authority. It contends McKinley will blame Conger for China negotiations failures while portraying warmth and admiration, preventing a defense and shaping public perception.
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Mr. Conger
China
McKinley
Conger
Remarkable One Sided Senate Debate Over Army Bill
The senate debate preceding the army appropriation bill became a one sided affair as opponents attacked the Spooner and Cuban amendments. Supporters sat largely silent amid strong charges of constitutional breach and potential despotism, with warnings the reforms could erode checks on power. The closing moment saw Hoar’s plea for constitutional liberty defeated by an unwavering Republican vote.
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Senate
Republican Party
American Congress
Republic
Spooner
Philippines
United States
McKinley
White House
Hoar
General Botha Surrenders During Lent
With little left to offer during Lent, General Botha capitulates and hands himself over, marking a symbolic surrender in the ongoing conflict.
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Botha
General DeWet Confronted by Swollen Orange River
The Orange river swelled to flood levels trapping General DeWet in a tense stand as the water barrier constrained his movements.
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Orange River
DeWet
Pat Crowe's Silent Letter Mystery Sparks Doubt
Renewed silence from Pat Crowe fuels suspicion that the letter published may have been written for publication rather than as genuine evidence of good faith. The question of authorship and intent becomes central as observers weigh the letter's impact on public perception and legal proceedings.
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Pat Crowe
Senator Allen Behind Gunner Stars in Local Debate
Senator Allen features prominently in a heated local political showdown as supporters frame him as the decisive factor in a contentious gun policy debate. The article outlines factions, remarks, and potential impacts on residents.
Fragmentary sports imagery from the Clark band wagon
A clipped line describes figures spilling from the Clark band wagon as wheels pass over them, capturing a vivid, chaotic moment without full context or names.
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Clark Band
General Kitchener Faces Boers in Transvaal Reprise
General Kitchener notes that the Boers in the Transvaal remain as capable as before. Mr Heinze treats senate bill 87 as an acute insult added to injury in political debate.
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Kitchener
Transvaal
Heinze
Twain mocks Roosevelt as future nine days' laughing stock
If he is not a respecter of persons one of these days Mark Twain will make Colonel Roosevelt a nine days' laughing stock.
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Mark Twain
Colonel Roosevelt
Notable leaders seek Fred Funston aid on Orange river issue
Comment on DeWet and Steyn lacking Fred Funston for guidance in solving the Orange River problem. The line hints at strategic or political tensions without details of actions or outcomes.
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DeWet
Steyn
Fred Funston
Orange River
Heinze Attacks Clark Feat But Helena Results Signal Quiet War
A sharp critique from Mr. Heinze clashes with Mr. Clark's acclaimed feat, yet the Helena outcomes suggest the conflict remains mostly rhetorical rather than a full scale clash.
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Mr. Heinze
Mr. Clark
Helena
Objection to Promotions Sparks Inquiry on Gunners
Admiral Sampson objects to promoting gunners over vulgar grounds prompting readers to question the motives and color of the pot behind the dispute.
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Sampson
Biased Judges Bill Spurs Kansas Dishonor Request
Mrs Nation seeks a copy of senate bill 87 alleging bias in judges to present to Mr Heinze. The note references March arriving like wild beasts in a menagerie, signaling a tumultuous political mood.
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Nation
Kansas
Mr. Heinze
March
South African Rivers Uprising Seen as Boeer Fearful
A report notes that the rising strength or activity of the South African rivers is viewed as a bigger threat to the Boers than local native resistance. The statement frames rivers as a looming strategic danger in the region.
Coroner Jury Blames Captain Ward for Wreck
The coroner's jury found Captain Ward of the Rio de Janeiro wreck guilty of criminal negligence. With the captain drowned, the ruling ties punishment to the crime, reflecting a harsh accountability.
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Ward
Rio de Janeiro
Inauguration Procession Sees Some Donning Recession Comment
Not all Washington participants will join the inauguration procession some will march in a recession. The remark hints at a split among attendees and suggests fiscal or symbolic restraint influencing plans.
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Washington
Short Term Senatorship Sparks Regional contenders
The remark hints at multiple candidates challenging Joe Toole for the short-term seat. Analysts expect a crowded field as local politicians weigh bids and party organizations map strategies.
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Joe Toole
Friends of W. G. Conrad resume old stand in business
The friends of W. G. Conrad announce he is back in business at the old stand, noting resumed efforts and ongoing activity.
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W. G. Conrad
Logan E. Bleckley
Georgia
The
State University
General Cronje Prepares St Helena Seat for Visitors
General Cronje plans a spring housecleaning at his St Helena country seat in anticipation of guests and official visits.
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Cronje
St. Helena
Cuban machete compared to Kaneas hatchet in impact
The remark notes that the Cuban machete can cut a wider and bloodier swath than the Kaneas hatchet. It emphasizes the potential severity of such tools in certain contexts and urges caution in their use or consideration.
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Kaneas
Inauguration Quietly Lifted by Frugal Plans
The commentary notes the inauguration will be restrained with no extravagant celebrations, avoiding a splashy display such as a $25,000 champagne party for the crowd.
Heinze Also Ran On Seventh of March
Despite a quiet appearance on November seventh Mr. Heinze is noted as having also run on March seventh indicating additional campaign activity and possible electoral involvement.
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Heinze
Trusts in China Promoted by European and American Financiers
A Brussels dispatch reports the International Company of the Far East as a trust of Europe and America’s major financial houses aiming to acquire all Chinese commerce. King Leopold of Belgium is described as a secret promoter. The piece argues China must undergo benevolent assimilation by trusts to become a world citizen.
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Brussels
London Mail
International Company of the
Far East
Europe
America
China
Leopold
Belgium
Judge Fursman excludes handwriting expert testimony
Indianapolis Sentinel notes Judge Fursman of the New York supreme court excluding handwriting and other expert testimony. The piece cites nationwide discontent with expert testimony from physicians and specialists and predicts further courts may restrict or abolish such evidence.
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Indianapolis Sentinel
Fursman
New York Supreme Court
Furaman
Springfield troops face reckoning on re enlisting
From the %th volunteer infantry that sailed from Manila for home on Sunday only 68 men have re enlisted or remained behind in that land. They faced a tempting bounty of about 500 dollars per man. The government may need to bring home most volunteers and send new men to replace them as they tire of the Philippines.
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Springfield Republican
Manila
Philippines
Hatchet Method Called Intolerable in Kansas Liquor Debate
The Kansas City Times condemns prohibitionists for using extreme tactics and urges voters to elect officials who will repeal the flawed law. It argues hatchet methods do more harm than liquor and criticizes the Republican party for passing a hypocritical statute.
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Kansas City Times
Kansas
McKinley Ship Subsidy Seen as Real Cause for Extra Session
The Grand Rapids Democrat argues that though Mr. McKinley may offer various reasons, the public will recognize the true motive behind calling an extra session of Congress as the ship subsidy job.
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Grand Rapids
Duke\'s Wedding Invitation Sent To New York Gardener
The Duke of Westminster sent a personal wedding invitation to a New York resident who tended the Westminster estate garden when the duke was a child. Justice Brown of the United States Supreme Court consistently walks half the distance from his home to the Capitol.
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United States Supreme Court
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Notable figures and anecdotes from political and military circles
The piece profiles diverse figures including Senators Tillman and Hoar, Judge Bleckley, Perry Heath, Princess Frederick Leopold, Colonel Plumer, Colonel Gardiner, and others. It recalls their traits, alleged ambitions, travels, and wartime actions, with colorful vignettes of manners and fate.
Mixed News Snippets Include Mississippi Tragedy and Parrot Study
Reports recount the Mississippi case where Mrs. Holland survived and her husband died by his own hand, a London bird fancier teaching parrots via phonograph, a Richmond memorial church plan with pew accommodations, and varied notes on alcohol, geology, aluminum use, and a Dayton marriage and divorce of Andrew Jefferson and Emma May.
Public Entertainment by Catholic Club in Anaconda
At the Catholic club’s last meeting a public show was approved for Wednesday evening March 6. Prof Lucien M. Christol, expert in wrestling boxing fencing and club swinging, will headline. He has worked with athletic clubs in New York Chicago Cincinnati Minneapolis Salt Lake and other cities and faced rivals such as Joe Acton Duncan C. Ross Tom Cannon Jimmy Faulkner Matsuda Sorakichi Colonel McLaughlin and Evan Lewis.
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Lucien M. Christol
East
West
New York
Chicago
Cincinnati
Minneapolis
Salt Lake
Joe Acton
Duncan C. Ross
Tom Cannon
Jimmy Faulkner
Matsuda Sorakichi
Colonel McLaughlin
Evan Lewis
Christo
Athletic Club Considers New Leaders and Programs
The club discusses promoting Muldoon Whistler and Lewis with ae master-at-arms contest roles against Levac Leboeuf Pino LaCombe Rondell and Gerald. He is skilled as boxing instructor though not a competitor. A literary and musical program is planned. Professor Christol may be hired as athletic instructor.
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Whistler
Lewis
Levac
Leboeuf
Pino
Lacombe
Rondell
Gerald
Christol
Hospital Report on Local Workers Injuries and Recovery
Axis Hogue, a stonemason, crushed two fingers at work and was taken to St Ann's Hospital for dressing. John Doherty, a laborer at the lower works, arrived with pneumonia. E J Corcoran is steadily improving under a physician's care and may be able to see friends in a week or ten days if progress continues.
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Axis Hogue
St. Ann's Hospital
John Doherty
E. J. Corcoran
Shooting the Chutes at Margaret Theater in Anaconda
Amusement note announces Murray and Mack in the musical comedy Shooting the Chutes at the Margaret Theater tomorrow night. The Irish character autocrats lead a strong company including John McVeigh George Betts Harry Tester Ed Jolly Lonnie Deane Mona Carrington Maryland Tyson Kittie Beck and a striking chorus with new music, scenery and electrical effects.
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Anaconda
Murray and
Mack
Margaret Theater
Murray
John McVeigh
George Betts
Harry Tester
Ed Jolly
Lonnie Deane
Mona Carrington
Maryland Tyson
Kittie Beck
Junie Bugg
American violinist Leonora Jackson appears with London Philharmonic
March last year Leonora Jackson became the first American violinist to solo with the London Philharmonic, the second oldest orchestral society, now in its eighth year. The season featured renowned pianists Paderewski Rosenthal Sapelnikoff among others.
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Leonora Jackson
London Philharmonic
Miss Jackson
Paderewski
Rosenthal
Sapelnikoff
Notable Soloists Headline March 4 Margaret Theater Concert
The eminent maestro Joseph Joachim and pupil Leonora Jackson headline a program featuring Miss Josephine Elburna as prima donna soprano and Leland Pratt on piano. Jackson’s success is described as emphatic and transfixing for the audience. The event is set for Monday evening at the Margaret theater on March 4.
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