Anaconda Standard Advertises Rates and Offices
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, including 10 to 16 page and 20 to 32 page editions, plus double rates for Europe and other countries. It notes daily and Sunday delivery, branch offices in Great Falls and Washington Bureau, and various newsstands in Chicago San Francisco Denver and Salt Lake City.
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The President's Cabinet reshuffle and party dynamics
The article details Secretary of the Navy John D. Long’s resignation and the appointment of Representative W. H. Moody to the post. It notes Long’s contentious tenure, Moody’s conservative background, and Massachusetts as the appointing state. It also covers Democratic intra-party battles led by Bryan and Hill, New York politics, and broader European and imperial context involving South Africa and the British war effort.
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David B. Hill
New York State
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Bryan
Brooklyn Physician Regrets Vivisection Escapade
A Brooklyn physician once lauded for his practice faced public backlash after offering himself for vivisection. The episode drew nationwide press attention and questions about his sanity. He later sent a letter to friends denying sensational publications and attributing their claims to a private nom de plume.
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Brooklyn
Dr. Russell
Russell
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Doctor’s letter backfires in Brooklyn Eagle dispute
The Brooklyn Daily Eagle challenges a doctor’s claims as overreaching highlighting that a letter signed without a name was later authenticated by the doctor. The paper notes the doctor posed for a photo and gave a column interview, intensifying the controversy. The outcome worsens the doctor’s position.
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Brooklyn Daily Eagle
Brooklyn Eagle
Eagle
Boer Victories In South Africa Blur War Endgame
The article reviews two recent Boer victories credited to General De larey within two weeks, noting British shock and the war’s prolonged nature. It contrasts De larey’s apparent ability with past critiques of General Methuen, whose recent defeat remains under fuller reporting as Boer resistance continues amid huge odds.
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Methuen
Kitchener
London
Heat from Water by Electrolysis Demonstrated
The text explains that cutting water with electricity splits it into hydrogen and oxygen. When recombined these gases release intense heat. It cites lime light as a well known example of this reaction.
Prince Henry Earns a Good American Badge
The Detroit Tribune remarks that Prince Henry proved himself fit for American society through his rapid tour of cities from New York to Chicago and beyond. It notes his brisk schedule, grand receptions, and widespread hospitality, while expressing hope he may return and be welcomed again.
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Prince Henry Visits Philadelphia in Royal Yard Tour
Prince Henry tours Cramp shipyard in Philadelphia amid a day of public cheers. He inspects marine engines, battleships Maine and Retvisan, and praises American pneumatic tools before a formal Union League luncheon where he declares no secret motives behind his US visit. He departs for the Pennsylvania Station amid further cheers.
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Prince Henry Ends New York Visit With Theater Visit
Prince Henry and his party arrived from Philadelphia and then departed to Hoboken for the Deutschland. They dined aboard, toasted the Kaiser and Roosevelt, and attended The White Horse Tavern at Irving Place theater. The prince relaxed during the performance and bowed to the audience at its end.
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Prince Henry
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Navy Yard
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Humor Quips From Historic Newspaper Snippets
A collage of vintage quotes on marriage luck, cleverness, fashion, and social wit. Jests contrast spouses influence, style versus comfort, and luck of gems with playful exchanges across multiple papers.
Paris death settles small sums for pets and household tips
An elderly Paris woman left sixty dollars yearly for four pet cats and twenty dollars to a veterinary surgeon for the animals. A faithful servant gets one cent daily for life. The piece also offers practical domestic tips on stain removal baking scents breath and fashion trends from old French and German prints to negligees and social customs.
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Litttle House
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