Standard Publishing Company notice details and offices
The Standard Publishing Company lists mailing rates and post office status with prices for daily and Sunday editions, and provides office locations in New York Chicago San Francisco Denver St. Louis and Salt Lake City. It notes where the paper can be found in various city stands and directs correspondence to the publishing company in Anaconda Montana.
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Foly
Fcago
Postoffice
Chicago
Auditorium Annex
N Francisco
Palace Hotel
Glenarm Street
Seventeeth Street
Alt Lake
Second South Street
Lake
Salt Lake News Co
Andard Publishing Company
Naconda, Mont
Anaconda Standard Circulation Remark Featured
The Anaconda Standard reports its paid circulation exceeds all other Montana newspapers combined. February Sunday average and Sunday audience figures are cited, noting the paper’s superior reach within the state.
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Anaconda Standard
Montana
Inaugural Address Sparks Debate on War and Peace
The essay questions McKinley’s claim of peace with the world and denounces the Philippine conflict. It cites Hanna and Shaler, arguing gold standard and silver value, with references to Boer War production and future gold supply concerns.
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Presti McKinley
Inley
Congress
McKinley
Philippine Islands
Eulkers
Mr. McKinley
Mark Hanna
Mr. Hanna
Hanna
Predicts a Glut of Gold
Harvard geologist S Shaler warned six hundred students that gold output could quadruple in thirty years, pushing the metal toward cheaper prices. He suggested silver as a possible international value token, since silver is rarer in alluvial plains and less prone to value fluctuation due to mining.
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Shaler
Andrews
Brown University
Ross
Stanford
S. Shaler
Harvard
It Was Well Done Senator Carter and Irrigation Policy
The West annually seeks national interest in arid region irrigation at conventions and in Washington. Carter impressed congress with irrigation plans yet funds keep ballooning and economy protests rise. He planted the irrigation flag on Capitol parapets, signaling patriotic service.
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Carter
West
Washington
Congress
Capitol
Inaugural Parades and Military Honors Through History
The piece notes long-standing use of troops in U S presidential inaugurations from Washington to Jefferson and Harrison. It recounts Jefferson's modest journey to the capitol on horseback and an informal reception after the oath, contrasting grand modern ceremonies with earlier democratic rituals.
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McKinley
United States
Washington
New York
Cherry Street
Jackson
District of Columbia
William Henry Harrison
Harrison
White House
Capitol
Thomas Jefferson
Capitol Grounds
Jefferson
Montecedo
Jefferson Appears at Inauguration Ball After Second Ceremony
During the second inauguration there was notable display and Jefferson attended the inauguration ball that evening.
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Jefferson
Remembering Thomas F Courtney State Senator From Butte
The obituary honors Thomas F Courtney a longtime Butte merchant and Democrat. It highlights his cheerful nature generous philanthropy and public spirited work in support of Buttes welfare and prosperity. He is praised as an honest fluent speaker who brightened the Montana Senate and left many friends.
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Cc State
Thomas F. Courtney
Butte
Senator Courtney
State Senate
Courtney
Senate
Tom L Johnson's Mayor Campaign In Cleveland Race
The article profiles Hon. Tom L. Johnson candidate for mayor of Cleveland Ohio. It notes his wealth street railroad ownership and free trade stance with municipal ownership of utilities. It suggests he may aim for Ohio political leadership and potentially challenge Mark Hanna.
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Tom.l. Johnson
Cleveland
Ohio
Philadelphia
Henry George
Johnson
Mark Hanna
Hanna Faces Political Battle in Cleveland Fight
The excerpt frames Mark Hanna as a wealthy, capable actor in a high stakes contest in Cleveland. It notes his deep personal interests at stake and suggests his performance could determine his political fate, with Julian Hawthorne naming him as entering the fight of his life.
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Hanna
Cleveland
Johnson
Julian Hawthorne
Mark Hanna
McKinley and Otis Doctrine On Philippine Pacification
The passage portrays President McKinley as a reader of Otis and a believer in pacification as the essence of hopes for the Philippines, illustrating a doctrinal stance on colonial policy.
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McKinley
Otis
Philippines
Senator Clark Doubts Heinze Can Trick Knapp
An unnamed source notes Senator Clark, an experienced hand in senate unit duties, doubts Mr Heinze can deceive Mr Knapp even briefly. The remark frames internal political maneuvering and trust among lawmakers.
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Clark
United States Senate
Heinze
Knapp
Admiral Sampson and J Pierponts Family Connection
If Gunner Morgan had joined J Pierpont's kinship, Admiral Sampson would have seen the issue differently. The remark hints at a hypothetical stance tied to lineage and influence within historic figures.
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Sampson
Gunner Morgan
J. Pierpont
McKinley Inauguration Consolation Echoes
The passage notes a belief that McKinley’s inauguration has served as a final, echoing consolation, suggesting relief or finality regarding his public ceremony.
Portland Enthusiasm Rises Over Senator Mitchell Election
The Port land Oregonian notes the human imagination can imagine a more intense display of excitement than it has shown for the election of Senator Mitchell.
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Portland Oregonian
Mitchell
General Kitchener Pursues DeWet Amid War Reports
General Kitchener continues pursuit of DeWet as reports recount life and liberty setbacks in the ongoing conflict. The broader theatre remains unsettled with military actions and public interest high.
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Kitchener
DeWet
Omaha Police Propose Class Assignment for Crowe
The Omaha police nearly decide to place Pat Crowe in the same class as John Doe and Richard Roe, aligning their educational or disciplinary grouping.
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Omaha
Pat Crowe
John Doe
Richard Roe
River and harbor bill stuns Senator Carter into silence
The river and harbor bill drew astonishment from Senator Carter, leaving him speechless as lawmakers weighed its implications and scope in a tense session.
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Senator Carter
Charman James K Jones Sees Worst Fears Confirmed
After events in Washington yesterday, Jones faces grim confirmation of his fears about the presidential campaign outcome.
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Washington
Charman James K. Jones
Baker’s Bid Triggers 13 Votes for Conrad
Baker attempted to stampede the house to Conrad, resulting in Conrad receiving thirteen votes.
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Baker
Conrad
Corbett Regrets Delay Yet Sees Swearing In
In time to be sworn in, much to Mr. Corbett's regret he'll get there just the same.
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Mr. Corbett
Mark Twain’s stance on Christian Science and osteopathy
The writer notes Mark Twain cannot embrace Christian Science yet remains a firm believer in osteopathy. He implies his views would upset Christian Scientists.
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Mark Twain
Mark
Washington Busy Day Highlights Past and Present
A compact report notes that yesterday appeared busier in Washington D C than in Lincoln Nebraska, contrasting activity levels between the two cities and suggesting a shift in attention or events.
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Washington, D. C
Lincoln, Neb
Talk Is Cheap Yet 52 Million Saved With Brief Debate
A short round of debate reduces opposition and secures an appropriation of 52 million dollars. Officials praise swift talks that cut potential delays and costs while advancing the funding package.
Bill Killer Learns From Hon. Thomas H. Carter
As a bill killer, the Hon. John Mac Ginniss has much to learn of the Hon. Thomas H. Carter.
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John MacGinniss
Thomas H. Carter
Montana Legislature Dominates in Rough House Race
In a rough-house race the Montana legislature leads the Austrian Reichsrat and the Kansas joint in a few laps, reflecting unexpected momentum as lawmakers press ahead in a crowded contest.
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Montana
Reichsrath
Kansas
New Star in the Heavens Not Named Baker
A newly reported celestial body attracts attention as observers note it is not named Baker. Researchers compare sightings and discuss naming conventions while reporting on the object’s brightness and position.
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Baker
Seventh Assembly May End Without Police Interference
The conservative faction hopes to let the seventh legislative body close its term without involving police action. The stance signals a controlled closure without external force.
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Seventh Legislative Assembly
After the adjournment Mr Heinze May Write a Book
After adjournment, Mr Heinze plans writing a book titled The First Battle. The note suggests a future project by the individual named Heinze.
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Heinze
Legislature Ends With Honoring Mr Heinze
Thursday marks the legislature's final day and is set to be an all day session honoring Mr Heinze.
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Heinze
Carter Indicates Willingness to Resume Montana Business
Tom Carter says his term expired yesterday but shows full readiness to reopen operations at the old stand this coming Friday. He reassures the Montana legislature of his continued commitment to business activities and engagement with state matters.
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Tom Carter
Montana
The Baker of the House Failes to Cook Mr. Franks Goose
A humorous note describes a baker who failed to cook Mr. Frank's goose, highlighting a domestic mishap with a playful tone.
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Mr. Frank
Coronation Managers Face Rough Reception at King Edward Event
A sharp newspaper line imagines tough crowd reaction to King Edward's coronation, suggesting organizers must brace for a hostile, demanding audience. The quip contrasts with McKinley's inauguration as a benchmark of pomp and order.
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McKinley
Edward
Tom Carter's Auguration Day Economic Involvement
A concise note indicates Tom Carter spent on inauguration day, contributing to the ceremonial budget and associated costs for the congressional event.
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Tom Carter
Kansas Astonishes The Union With Brief Departure
Kansas acts unexpectedly calm in Washington allowing brief respite for lawmakers. Senator Mitchell of Oregon did not arrive in the capital yesterday amid uncertain travel schedules.
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Mitchell
Oregon
Washington
Roberts Receives Peerage Titles and Boer Leader Claims Honor
The New York World reports Frederick Sleigh Roberts being named Baron Roberts of Kandahar and Waterford and Earl Roberts of Kandahar and Pretoria plus Viscount St. Pierre by King Edward VII. In contrast General De Wet proclaims himself with new titles, boasting of crossing the Orange River and threatening Cape Town.
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New York
Frederick Sleigh Roberts
Baron Roberts
Kandahar
Waterford
G . By
D.C
Earl Roberts
Pretoria
St. Pierre
Edward VII
DeWet
Napoleon
Orange River
IT. C. T
Cape Colony
Cape Town
Laureate Austin Keeps Tears From Flowing
The Cleveland Plain Dealer notes strong lines in Laureate Alfred Austin's dirge and mocks a weaker line about drying eyes. It praises Austin for drying eyes first and then ordering the faucet shut, a humorous twist on sentiment.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Alfred Austin
Austin
Hanna Attacks River and Harbor Bill as Grand Larceny
Senator Hanna says the river and harbor bill contains proposals that make the ship subsidy bill pale. He argues the harbor park is widely distributed while subsidies would favor a single industry and about twenty lucky individuals and corporations. He contrasts wasteful extravagance with legalized grand larceny.
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Philadelphia Record
Hanna
Nation stands against lawbreaking reformers
The Philadelphia Press argues that law must be upheld and that Mrs Nation’s hatchet is as dangerous as lynching. It urges officers to restore authority and condemns armed action as a threat to order and conscience.
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Philadelphia Press
Mrs Nation
France
Paris
Chief cause of unrest in Spain cited as excessive taxation
Kansas City Star notes Spain’s revolts stem from heavy debt and rising food costs due to import duties. It argues taxation on basic goods is harsh when used as revenue and condemns such levies as odious, calling the Spain situation a population strain under fiscal pressure.
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Kansas City Star
Spain
United States
Anaconda Praises Leonora Jackson in Scarce Turnout
Anaconda's Margaret concert drew a small audience yet generated high praise for Leonora Jackson, whose mastery as a violinist was called "the queen of all violinists." Selden Pratt and Josephine Elburna impressed as pianist and soprano, with the event leaving a warm memory despite low attendance.
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Anaconda
the Margaret
Leonora Jackson
Miss Jackson
Margaret
Selden Pratt
Josephine Eburna
Josephine Elburna
The Parish Priest at Margaret theater promises novelty
Daniel Sully and associates present The Parish Priest next Thursday with Sully in the priest role. The play offers a new, novel character and a moral lesson. It aims to lift the soul with a smile for every sigh and a laugh for every tear, delivered by an unusually strong cast.
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Daniel Sully
Margaret Theater
Mrs Fiske Appears in Becky Sharp A City Engagement
Interest grows for Mrs Fiske in Becky Sharp on Wednesday evening with an unusually fine production. The reviewer notes a high standard of acting, artful staging, and a rare combination of performance and scenery that elevates the theater experience.
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Becky Sharp
Mrs. Fiske
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