Anaconda Standard notices and offices listed
The Anaconda Standard announces its publishing details with subscription prices, mailing information, and branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls. It lists Washington and Eastern bureaus, contact points in Chicago San Francisco Denver and Salt Lake, and where to address business correspondence.
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Hae
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Chicago
Postoffice
Auditorium Annex
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Denver
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake
Second South Street
Salt Lake News Co
Andard Publishing Company
Anaconda
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Wedding gifts and social vanity in English and American customs
The article argues wedding gifts are inflated by social vanity and donor display. It contrasts English reliance on wealthy donors with American practices, noting gifts often exceed donors’ means. Displayed donor cards distort perception, deterring modest gifts and skewing the tradition.
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London Daily Mail
England
Andree voyage tragedy and other world notes in one column
Nordic explorers Andree and his two companions perished in the Arctic mystery, Swedish courts hold. The piece muses on heroism, science, and future polar attempts while weaving in social notes about Aspinwall’s electricity theories, politics, and international intrigue.
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Andree
Winnipeg
North Pole
Irvin Reappointed Postmaster of Butte in 1992
The article notes the reappointment of George W Irvin as postmaster of Butte. It praises his long Montana tenure dating to 1863, describes him as widely known and respected, and expresses hope he keeps the post under a continued Republican administration.
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George W Irvin
Butte
Montana
Irvin
Territory
Kim
Washington
Crazy Snake Retires From Uprising for Two Years
Crazy Snake, a known upriser, vows no armed action against the U S government for two years. He and nine cabinet members have been jailed in Fort Leavenworth Kan for two years on charges of conspiring against the government. Local government actions and past uprisings are recalled.
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Crazy Snake
United States
Fort Sill
Dawes Commission
Fort Leaven Kan
Funeral Reform and Wedding Gift Tax Highlight Co operative Gains
The Chicago press commends a co operative aims at affordable funerals for members. It notes many families incur needless expense due to fashion and appearances and links reform to the wedding gift tax controversy reported by London papers.
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Chicago
London
Facial Contortions End With Jaw Dislocation
An account from Boston describes Mrs. McWilliams injuring her jaw while trying to close a dress-suitcase hasps. Friends failed to assist, a doctor arrived, and the jaw was reset after the tongue caused the mishap. The piece cautions against uncontrolled expressions.
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McWillia
Alcoholic liquors said to prevent deadly electric shocks
A speaker at the Electrical Engineers Institute in London argued that alcohol can reduce the fatal impact of electric shocks. The proponent, identified as Aspinwall, has studied the subject for years and contends that a dose of liquor might allow a drunken man to survive a shock that would kill a sober person.
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Mr. Aspinwall
England
Electrical Engineers’ Institute
London
FLPF
Aspinwall
West leads in industrial growth despite lacking resources
The Pittsburg Dispatch notes that while population growth slows, Western manufacturing and commerce surge. Industrial output rises 112 percent in the West versus 0 percent for the United States, showing industry surpassing natural obstacles as towns without coal iron or water power still produce goods for distant markets.
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Pittsburg
West
United States
Overfeeding Our Guests
Opinion piece from the Minneapolis Times argues Americans overserve guests with excessive hospitality. The author criticizes lavish wine and endless courses as a sign of boasting rather than refinement, contrasting with old world restraint.
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Minneapolis Times
Special Sale on Women's Tailored Suits and Skirts
A single day sale offers about forty skirts described as all wool heviot serge in black and navy. Emphasized as up-to-date with stitched taffeta silk bands and first class workmanship. Regular value listed as ten dollars, with a special price today.
Low priced homespun dress with striped weave
A stylish all wood homespun dress with fancy mixtures and a faint stripe. It features a graduated flounce and seven rows of tailor stitching at the hem. Regularly priced at 87.50, today offered at 4.95.
Connell Store Announces Wide Selection of Fabrics and Garments
The Connell Store highlights embroidered Swiss and plaid nainsocks at Sea yard, German blue calicoes, and fancy dress ginghams. Percales priced to 9¢ yard with colors and quality praised. misses jackets sizes 1 to 12 and women’s from 40 to 44 in cheviot kersey and melton, satin lined, with former prices $15 to $25, selling at sale prices. The store emphasizes black goods and unfading dye, inviting shoppers to see the variety.
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Sea Yard
Bargain on Silks and Taffeta Goods in Montana Store
A Montana shop offers silks and dress fabrics at a striking price. An eight dollar eight seventy five item lists 300 yards of black nun's ceiling fabric, 46 inches wide, with rents or sale terms, while taffeta fabrics with colored woven edges are pitched as glossy durable and valued at 1.50 per yard elsewhere. buyers urged to visit to see new goods and potentially purchase.
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Montana
Emphatic Embroidery and Lace Sale of Damaged and Excess Stock
A promotional notice offers discounted embroidery and lace items including imitation torchon, silk lace, Battenberg patterns, ruching remnants, cambric edging, white Swiss pieces, cream silk all overs, Persian embroidery, trimming braids, spangled bands, Swiss handkerchiefs with initials, Trish linen handkerchiefs, belts, belt buckles, leather bags, and Kaiser neckwear. Prices marked down to half or lower, emphasizing value on odd lots and damaged stock.
Men's New Spring Overcoats Advertising Pitch
A newspaper ad promotes spring overcoats for men with prices from 12.50 to 20. It also announces a sale of 250 dozen lisle lace silk finish half hose at 35 cents per pair or three for 1 with six pairs per box for 2.
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East
Costliest Floral Or Silken Designs Overshadowed Spaces
The passage notes that ornate floral and silken decorations dominate but can mask poor architecture and dull dados, suggesting aesthetics outpace structural quality in some settings.
Republican leaders insist on protection for U S industries in Cuba policy
Republican leaders say they will help Cuba only if American industries remain protected. They acknowledge the protected interests must have a controlling voice, upholding the long standing Republican doctrine.
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Indianapolis News
Cuba
Career Soars as Schurz Receives Emperor Gift
Reston Globe notes the paradox in Carl Schurz’s career as he becomes the leading German American figure in America while receiving a prestigious gift from the German emperor for Harvard’s Germanic Museum.
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Reston
Carl Schurz
Harvard University
Germany
Schurz
Ameria
Protas
Tillman kin's revenge withdraws invitation to Roosevelt
In the Atlanta Journal a columnist condemns Senator Tillman's nephew Joe for seeking revenge by withdrawing his invitation to Roosevelt. The act is portrayed as extreme discourtesy to the president and to high office.
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The
Atlanta Journal
Tillman
Joe
Roosevelt
Delaware Democrats urged to unite after political setback
The Philadelphia Record comments that Delaware Democrats lost air of power but can regain it through united effort. It notes a long debauch following Republican methods and suggests the episode should last a century as a warning.
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Philadelphia
Delaware
United
Frase of strange tale mocks Prince Henry tribute
A Denver Post item mocks a Hoboken pharmacist who allegedly dispenses a drink capable of stealing a drinker’s brains and replacing them with a monkey’s within ten minutes of first sip.
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Denver Post
Prince Henry
Elm gifts from Akron man aid Cleveland streets
John Davey of Akron offers Cleveland 1,000 young elms to beautify city streets. The long list of international and national figures notes deaths, marriages, and ongoing debates on monarchy, education, and philanthropy, including Prince Eugene and Wayne MacVeagh remarks.
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John Davey
Akron
Ohio
Cleveland
Prince and Pierpont Morgen Dinner Echoes Chicago Clash
A Chicago Journal poem hints at a royal gathering where the prince sips wine and tolerates Pierpont Morgen's chatter. The verse foresees a fateful day in Chicago when the prince may confront H. Dink and Coughlin, pondering whether he will refrain from violence.
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Pierpont Morgen
Pierpont
Pat
Chicago
H. Dink
Coughlin
Chicago Journal
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