Anaconda Standard publishment and office details
The Anaconda Standard announces daily and Sunday subscription rates, office locations, telephone numbers, and branch offices in Butte, Missoula, and Great Falls. It lists Washington and eastern bureau addresses and multiple newsstand locations in Chicago, San Francisco, Denver, and Salt Lake City.
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Standard Block
Anaconda
The
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Chicago
Postoffice
Auditorium Annex
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Denver
Glenarm Street
Seventeeth Street
Salt Lake
Second South Street
Montana newspaper circulation figures show February totals
The Anaconda Standard notes its paid circulation remains the largest among Montana dailies with a February monthly total and a February Sunday average, contrasting with other papers. The statement highlights February 11.94 as part of the reported metrics.
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Anaconda Standard
Aily
Montana
Tly
Heinze Defeat Marks End of Flood Tide in Montana Legislature
The Montana legislature closes with Heinze facing a clear defeat over senate bill number 7. The fight, labeled as guerilla warfare by Heinze supporters, left no notable minority reform gains and underscored the party split and inde-pendent dissension within the session.
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Montana
F. A. Heinze
Heinze
Senate
Mr. Heinze
Monanan
PFA
A New Star Shines Bright in Perseus Sky
Astronomers report a bright star in Perseus near the Milky Way edge may be an old object suddenly illuminated by meteoric dust. Though six million times farther than the Sun, its burst of light could vanish as it fades, with no immediate threat to Earth.
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Constellation
Perseus
Milky Way
Earth
Why Chandler’s Senate Remarks Stir the Butte Miner
The Butte Miner mocks Mr. Chandler’s senate speech on W. A. Clark’s title and proposes adding an appendix arguing why Chandler should not be seated. The paper flags a tougher question than Chandler’s plan and notes broad public awareness of W. A. Mark’s ouster and failure to reclaim the seat.
Chandler’s Senate Career Ends amid Political Intrigue
The text reviews the defeat of Mr Chandler in his bid for another Senate term, noting unresolved causes and rumored influence by the Clarks the railroad interests and the McKinley administration. It emphasizes Chandler’s long, admirable Senate record and suggests his retirement carries no disgrace.
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Montana
Chandler
Senate
McKinley
New Hampshire
Abusive rush through army bill enacts Cuba and Spooner amendments
The article denounces a rushed army appropriation bill passed with minimal debate. It claims the Spooner and Cuban amendments grant the president dictatorial powers in the Philippines and violate a national pledge to Cuba. It notes partisan handling and warns the changes could prolong the war.
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Spooner
Philippines
American Congress
House
Bvn
House of Representatives
Cuba
Hull and the Philippine lumber scheme exposed
A critical column argues that wartime policy and business interests align to benefit Secretary Hull and his family. It accuses Hull of using a political position to profit from a Philippines lumber venture, linking his actions to imperialist grants and a broader grab for resources.
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Hull
Congressional Rush to War Powers Provokes Strong Critique
The piece condemns a rushed special order enabling swift Cuba and Philippines measures. It argues the action lacks precedent, was unnecessary, and cedes supreme power to a leader deemed unfit, risking a costly, demoralizing war with uncertain outcomes.
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Philippines
Cuba
United States
Congress
Powell County Murder Mystery Reader Believes Dotson Slain
The Stan dard reports on Oliver Dotson's death in Powell county with authorities doubting a self inflicted death. Clues suggest a deliberate, brutal murder and prompt a pursuit of the guilty by lawful agencies.
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Powell County
Oliver Dotson
Montana
Dotson
Furst Assault Case Postponed Ten Days
The state case against John Furst charged with first degree assault was postponed for 10 days in Justice Kennedy's court. W R H Edwards said Furst ordered him off a road near the Furst property with a shotgun threat. A county road dispute and a county commissioners meeting next week may affect the case.
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John Furst
Justice Kennedy
W. R. H. Edwards
Mr. Furst
Furst Place
Furst
Mr. Edwards
Edwards
Anaconda
Furet
Duffy
Murray and Mack Present Shooting the Chutes Farce
Murray and Mack headlined at the Margaret with Shooting the Chutes a vaudeville vehicle featuring their humor and a brief plot. Kittie Beckie and Ed S Jolly with George S Betts and a strong chorus helped entertain, with lively piano and new music matching a mix of funny business and stage pranks.
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Murray
Mack
the Margaret
Charles H. Murray
Ollie Mack
Kittie Beckie
Syoubrette
Ed S. Jolly
Mr. Jolly
George S. Betts
Ndf
American Violinist Leonora Jackson Shines in Paris Debut
Leonora Jackson, young American violinist, starred with Colonne Symphony Orchestra in Paris as soloist after Paderewski. The ambassador praised her, calling her a different kind of ambassador. She performs at the Margaret Theater tomorrow with Josephine Alborna and Felden Pratt.
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Leonora Jackson
Paris
Colonne Symphony Orchestra
Colonne
Paderewski
Miss Jackson
Margaret Theater
Josephine Alborna
Felden Pratt
Mrs Fiske to Star in Becky Sharp at Margaret Theater
Mrs Fiske makes her first city appearance Wednesday night in Becky Sharp at the Margaret theater. The play, praised as one of the most artistic attractions in years, has drawn large crowds in New York and features a large company of 59 or more on the grand ball scene.
Young Life Cut Short in City Sorrow
The home of Mr and Mrs B Jessen at 604 Walnut street wept last night with the death of their son Elmer a boy scarcely 15 years old He had been ill for several months and his death was due to dropey A wide circle of friends mourns with the sorrowing parents and offers sympathy
Judge Napton Heads to Philipsburg for Granite County Term
Judge Napton departed yesterday for Philipsburg to begin the regular Granite county district court term next Monday. Stenographer McGuinness will follow next week to assist when a jury is secured and cases are called for trial. The calendar is not heavy but will keep the court busy for some time.
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Napton
Philipsburg
District Court
Granite County
McGuinness
State Receives February Tax Share From County
County Treasurer Twohy sent to the state treasurer a check for 652.41. The payment covers the state s share of taxes licenses and other revenues collected in February. The state receives 50 percent of licenses and 2 3 4 mills in taxes.
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Twoby
Helena
Twohy
Black silks debut in Butte yard sale blitz
Bold retailer touts vast stock of pure silk and wool blends with deep discounts. Black taffeta silk 27 inches wide at 98c a yard, Peau de Soie 1.00, plain foulards 24 inches wide 7c to 1.00, fancy and figured silks discounted, including crepes and canvas barege.
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Butte
Attractive Wash Goods and Fashion Bargains In New French Charlies
Enlarge Wash Goods section features bright fabrics with fading resistance and varied patterns. Tomorrow yard prices include 20c for French fabrics and 23c to 35c for gauzes, piques, and foulards. Magnificent spring waists and petticoats offered with discounts. shoes advertised as New Perfection She at introductory price.
New Spring Clothing Show Tomorrow
Of Interest to Men announces tomorrow’s display of new spring clothing hats and neck wear plus new woolens for the merchant tailoring department. Orders should be placed promptly as suits are made in rotation. selection includes attractive imported English cloths for full dress and Tuxedo suits.
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Washington Street
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Mr. Hull
Mr. Kull
Rob Roy
Anaconda News
Mnore Jackson
Mrs. Fiske
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