Anaconda Standard listing notices and offices
The Anaconda Standard publishing info lists subscriptions, postage, and annual rates. It notes main office in Standard Block Anaconda with branches in Butte Missoula and Great Falls and provides office and bureau addresses in New York Chicago San Francisco Denver Salt Lake City and newsstands.
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Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Spicage
Postoffice
Hicago
Auditorium Annex
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Denver
Glenarm Street
Seventeeth Street
Salt Lake
Second South Street
Salt Lake News Co
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Mont
Advertisers notice on Anaconda Standard circulation
To advertisers the Anaconda Standard asserts it has the largest bona fide paid circulation of any Montana daily newspaper. February figures show a daily and Sunday average of 11,954 and a Sunday average of 14,168.
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Anaconda Standard
Montana
Ex President Harrison Ill With Pneumonia
The serious illness of ex president Harrison has awakened wide concern among Americans. While pneumonia is dangerous for his age, he has a strong constitution and good habits, and the public at large hopes for a speedy full recovery with his mental powers unimpaired.
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Harrison
Mr. Harrison
Botha and DeWet Surrender Talks Stir Boer War News
In reports from Pretoria and London, General Botha pursues surrender terms with Lord Kitchener while DeWet emerges as the Boer commander most capable of resisting. Delarey applies pressure as DeWet reportedly evades encirclement and returns to his homeland to sustain Boer resistance.
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Botha
Lord Kitchener
Joubert
Transvaal
Roberts
DeWet
Delarey
Pretoria
Lichtenburg
de Wet
South African War Outlook After Joubert Death
As long as the daring and skilled commander remains in the field the British army will face continued combat in South Africa with no clear end in sight.
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Joubert
The Man Who Smashed the Clock
Opinion piece praising Sergeant-at-Arms McKay for stopping a legislative clock and breaking records. It mocks a curfew protest and urges decisive, thorough action, extolling realism and vigorous effort in all tasks.
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McKay
Centennial Exposition in St Louis marks Jefferson Purchase
The centennial celebration of Thomas Jeffersons Louisiana purchase grows into a major project with St Louis leading a multi million funding effort. Missouri state adds one million and federal funds bring the total to sixteen million for the display, surpassing Jeffersons territory cost and highlighting St Louis as the era's wealthiest and most populous city.
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Carter
St. Louis
Thomas Jefferson
Louisiana Purchase
Missouri
Congress
Montana
Mr. Jefferson
United States
Cannon and Livingston Compare Congressional Appropriations
A historical analysis by Mr. Cannon and Mr. Livingston assesses how last Congress spending compares to earlier sessions. Cannon, a Republican and Appropriations chair, contrasts the Fifty-sixth Congress at about 1.44 billion with the Fifty-fifth at 1.565 billion, noting a $128 million drop partly due to Spanish War expenses, while Livingston, a Democrat, argues his method is fairer and less biased.
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Livingston
Georgia
Cannon
Congress
Republican Party
Republic
Porto Rico
Cuba
Congress shifts to empire and expense sparks alarm
A critic denounces a shift in policy toward becoming a world power, arguing that appropriations have risen by about 395 million since the previous congress. The speaker warns of imperial overreach, Puerto Rico, Cuba, and the Philippines under costly rule, urging accountability amid grandiloquent rhetoric.
Far East residents receive Montana's sympathy
The message conveys Montana's sympathy for inhabitants in a bleak, buzzard-swept far East region, reflecting a somber, regional concern. The phrasing evokes a distant hardship and a public show of support from Montana.
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Country
The
Far East
Montana
Dr Kellogg jury battles deadlock in gridlocked verdicts
The Dr Kellogg jury appears unable to reach a final decision as deliberations stall. Jurors face a potential hung verdict with ongoing indecision and mounting delays in the courtroom.
Ex President Harrison Focuses On His Own Constitution
Ex president Harrison pays more heed to his own constitution than to the nation as a whole, signaling a shift in public attention and political posture amid ongoing discourse on constitutional reform.
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Harrison
Montana Storm Gaps Leave State Sparse in Weather
With blizzards east and tornadoes south, Montana this week has seen little more than a teacup tempest, leaving the state unusually calm weatherwise despite surrounding severe conditions.
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Montana
Owensburg Flood Water Resentment Hits Kentuckians
Saturday night's cloudburst in Owensburg Kentucky forced residents to endure flooding and water shortages. The sudden downpour strained pumps and brought travel disruptions as locals adapted to the wet conditions.
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Owensburg
Roosevelt Presiding Over Carter Gait Mystery
A speculative line ponders what Theodore Roosevelt might have done if he led during Jimmy Carter’s 13 hour gait episode. The prompt frames the scenario as an enduring mystery with a wildlife noir tone.
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Roosevelt
Carter
Nation case jury deadlock noted by Mrs Nation
Despite expectations of a conviction Mrs Nation views the jury deadlock in her case without strong disagreement. She remains confident in the legal process and defers further comment on the outcome.
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Mrs. Nation
Man of blood and iron and nerve and steel quote
A quotation contrasts Bismarck as a man of blood and iron with President Schwab described as a man of nerve and steel, noting Schwab’s $800,000 salary from a billion dollar trust as contextual background.
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Bismarck
Schwab
Community of circumstances binds two U S senators
A brief note suggests a alliance of convenience between Senator Mitchell of Oregon and Senator Gibson of Montana, describing their perceived common interests and the potential for strong cooperation.
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Mitchell
Oregon
Gibson
Montana
Remarks by Mr Addicks Hint at Deadlock Jaw
The remarks attributed to Mr. Addicks of Delaware suggest he may be suffering from deadlock jaw, a figurative reference to stalled negotiation or political gridlock affecting his stance or messaging.
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Mr. Addicks
Delaware
Eulogiums for Ex Senator Carter Stir National Press
A majority of newspapers praise Ex Senator Carter with strong eulogies while a minority express harsh denunciations of his name in reaction to his career.
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Carter
Harrison recovery urged for public welfare and policy stance
The country earnestly desires the recovery of Benjamin Harrison for his own sake and so he may remain a thorn in the flesh of the imperialistic administration, keeping pressure on governing policy.
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Benjamin Harrison
Storm damages plate glass. Nation compares to green eyed monster
A Chicago storm on Sunday shatters about $175,000 worth of plate glass, an event noted as possibly giving Mrs Nation a reaction likened to encountering the green eyed monster.
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Chicago
Mrs Nation
Consular Minister Conger Returns Home
The article notes Minister Conger is finally returning home. It comments on the state of his reputation and halo, joking that given his condition September would have been a better arrival time.
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Conger
Nebraska Residents Urge Legislature On Style Preferences
The people of Nebraska request their legislature to take notice that they point with pride to the Montana and Oregon style, but view Delaware filled with alarm.
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Nebraska
Montana
Oregon
Delaware
Editor Rosewater’s Policy and Lincoln Editorials
The passage notes that Rosewater cannot revive a harsh policy at the Omaha Bee and that Lincoln’s opposition would not be as vigorous or vitriolic as in his former editorials.
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Rosewater
Omaha Bee
Lincoln
McKinley Fails to Back Allen with $5,000 Job
President McKinley has not provided retiring Senator Allen with a promised $5,000 position. The omission adds to concerns about post term favors and patronage practices within the administration.
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McKinley
Senator Allen
Carter's $52,000,000 Speech Abridged in Record
A reader notes that last Tuesday's Congressional Record omits the full Carter speech worth 52 million dollars. The fragment suggests the Record may have abridged or condensed the address, leaving readers without the complete text.
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Carter
Congressional Record
Installment Plan Publishing Template
A brief notice outlines publishing templates for an installment plan. It notes steps to prepare agreements, schedule releases, and ensure clarity on payment terms for readers considering installment options.
Chicago May Hold Spring Municipal Election Debate
The snippet suggests Chicago is considering a spring municipal election. It also notes Li Hung Chang, if he cannot recover, may be allowed to die a natural death, reflecting a cautious, opinionated tone typical of the era.
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Chicago
Li Hung Chang
Mr MacGinniss Straw Ballot Sparks National Press Comment
A straw ballot attributed to Mr. MacGinniss draws extensive press attention nationwide, reflecting opinions that support his favorable self-view. The coverage underscores the broad interest and mixed reactions to his stance and public image.
Ex-Senator Carter Reflects on Exposition Funding
Ex-Senator Carter says he is glad he did not advocate talking up the five million dollar appropriation for the St. Louis exposition, a move he now notes with relief amid debate over the project and its cost.
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Carter
St. Louis Exposition
Chance for His Life in Pekin Shapes Military Plans
In Pekin on March 11, US Ninth Infantry Companies A and B are told to remain in China, with Major Robertson likely commanding. Debate rages over arming field guns and artillery crews for sieges, while German reports claim 350 Chinese killed and four magazine guns captured near Paotingfu. The American telegraph line is dismantled for Manila shipment. Li Hung Chang’s health is cautiously described as serious only due to age, with hope for recovery. Quarters for remaining troops hinge on choices between temple of agriculture, temple of heaven, or a prince’s palace in the Tartar city.
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Pekin
Ninth
United States Infantry
China
Robertson
Legation
Paotingfu
Manila
Li Hung Chang
Temple of Agriculture
Temple of Heaven
Japan Urges Peace in China and Russia Concerns
London reports from Tokyo indicate Japan is wary of any secret negotiations that would disrupt the concert of powers over China. Japanese officials say they will strive for a peaceful settlement and will not tolerate injustice, while insisting Russia could not defy the powers.
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London
Tokyo
Russia
Manchuria
Japan
Legation
Associated Press
China
Russia pressures China over Manchurian treaty terms
The Times reports from Shanghai that Russia warned China to sign the Manchurian convention soon or face withdrawal and harsher terms. Li Hung Chang says he cannot resist and seeks intervention from the United States Britain Germany and Japan. Tension rises between Yangtze viceroys and Li Hung Chang.
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London
the Times
Shanghai
Russia
China
Tassia
Li Hung Chang
United States
Great Britain
Germany
Japan
East Asiatic Society Seeks China Damages Rule
Berlin March 11 The East Asiatic society of Hamburg wrote to the imperial government urging damages in China to cover not only lives and property but also profits not earned due to anti foreign troubles.
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Berlin
The
East Asiatic Society of
Hamburg
China
Funeral of Captain Paddock Held in Military Ceremony
The funeral of Captain Richard B. Paddock of the Sixth United States Cavalry, who died Saturday at Tientsin, was held today. The ceremony drew British headquarters staff representatives and every British regiment, plus a troop of Bengal Lancers. No other foreigners took part.
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Paddock
Pek
Down With Edward Shouted at German Rail Station
Berlin reports that in Duiburg Rhenish Prussia a crowd at a railway station shouted Down with Edward during King Edward's visit. The prefect responded by transferring the station master to a minor post, per the Rheinisch Westphalische Zeitung.
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Berlin
Rheinisch Westphalische Zeitung
Edward
Duiburg
Rhenish
Prussia
Rioting in Catalonia as strike disrupts town
Rioters in Manlleu, Catalonia, 40 miles northeast of Barcelona, attacked factories during a strike. Gendarmes intervened as the unrest escalated, firefighters battled blazes, and authorities sought to quell the disturbance amid rising tensions.
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Barcelona
Manitleu
Catalonia
Two Killed and Others Wounded in Manlleu Telegraph Siege
A fragment reports two persons killed and several wounded in a clash near the mayor and telegraph lines in Manlleu. The text is garbled but indicates violent incident between here and out with fatalities and injuries. Further details are unavailable in the readable portion.
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Manlleu
Idaho Legislature Deadlock Delays Adjournment
In Boise, March 11 the Idaho legislature remains in session as the senate approved a house concurrent adjournment resolution for 8 pm tomorrow if the appropriation bill clears. A dispute centers on Senate amendments adding an adjutant general’s office appropriation, opposed by the Coeur d’Alene element. The house, controlled by fusion forces, revived an exhibit bill for Buffalo Pan-American expo and cut the Senate’s $25,000 to $15,000. ex-State Treasurer L. C. Rice is expected to be named exposition commissioner.
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Boise
Idaho
Senate
House
Adjutant General
Coeur d'Alene
Buffalo
L. C. Rice
Debated budget for German East Africa prompts colonial critiques
In the Reichstag Berlin today Socialist Herr Bebel attacked colonial administration during budget talks. Dr Stuebel admitted colonial commerce lagged from poor communication while noting abolition of slavery is complete though violence linked to past actions. Cap Hannenberg’s case and a 80,000,000 mark East Africa outlay were discussed as trade declined. Debate touched on Arenberg clemency and Boer immigration to Southwest Africa.
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Berlin
Reichstag
Stuebel
Captain Hannenberg
Hannenberg
German East Africa
Herr Babel
East Africa
Professor Hase
Herr Bebel
Prince Prosper von Arenberg
Herr von Volmar
Africa
World record set at Interstate park trap shoot
A group led by Hedkes Gil bert Crosby Fanning and Harman tied a world record by breaking 26 clay birds without a miss, totaling 125. Scores from the Interstate park match included Fanning 74 Crosby 100 Parmalee 25 Heikes 22 Leroy 26 Fox 30 Watson 22 Gilbert 19 Griffiths 9 in the continuous event and Parmalee 4 Crosby 98 Gilbert 100 Herkes 97 Fanning 96 Fox 92 Watson 4 Griffiths 87 Leroy 98 Van Allen 85 Martin 87 in the association championship.
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Hedkes
Gilbert
Crosby
Fanning
Harman
America
Interstate Park
Long Island
Parmalee
Heikes
Leroy
Fox
Watson
Griffiths
Herkes
van Allen
V. C. Lockwood
Martin
Prominent Railroad Official Dies in Chicago
Charles Kennedy assistant general passenger agent of the Chicago Rock Island Pacific railroad is dead at St Luke's hospital in Chicago. Funeral Wednesday at 11 with interment in Wilmington Delaware. Kennedy a well known passenger man served the Rock Island in various posts from Atlantic to Pacific for years. He was unmarried and 51 or 52.
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Chicago
Charles Kennedy
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad
St. Luke's Hospital
Wilmington
Del
Switchman Tipton Arrested in Petit Larceny Case
Switchmen International secretary treasurer J L Tipton was arrested in Buffalo on a petty theft charge after police reported a safe robbery of 1875 dollars in his office. The board of directors including Hawley Cassidy and Welch said total shortages reach 2639 dollars and the order is fully protected.
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Buffalo
N. Y
J. L. Tipton
Switchmen’'s International Union
Tipton
Hawley
Order
Messrs. Cassidy
Kansas City
Welch
Omaha
Three Cent Fare Declared Unconstitutional in Cleveland
Judge Ricks of the United States district court voided Cleveland's three cent fare ordinance, ruling it interfered with existing contracts. The suit was brought by local street car companies to restrain the city from enforcing the measure, with Director of Law Housette noting plans to appeal to higher courts.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Ricks
United States District Court
Law Housette
Farming Machinery Exempt From Russian Tariff
St. Petersburg March 11. United States ambassador Charlemagne Tower cabled that agricultural machinery was not affected by the recent Russian tariff law. The tariff excludes such machinery from clause 2 paragraph 167 and places it in a separate class.
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St. Petersburg
Charlemagne Tower
United States
The Nebraska Deadlock in Senate Vote
Lincoln Nebraska March 11 The vote on United States senator showed Allen 27 Hitch cock 19 W H Thompson 12 Berge 14 D F Thompson 30 Crounse 10 Currie 12 Meiklejohn 20 Hinshaw 19 Rose water 13 scattering 8 absent or not voting 46.
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Lincoln
Neb
Allen
Hitchcock
W. H. Thompson
Berge
D. F. Thompson
Crounse
Currie
Meiklejohn
Hinshaw
Rosewater
Scattering
Portland Man Dies by Own Action in Despondent Mood
Wilhelm P. Hess aged 52 hanged himself at his home four miles west of Portland this morning. He was despondent over ill health.
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Portland
Wilhelm P. Hess
New Stock Showcased with Low One Day Price
Announcement touts a vast new stock of extra large bleached bath towels. Emphasizes exceptional absorbency and very low value at a special day only price of 25e cents.
A Special Bargain in Ladies New Neckwear
Beautiful taffeta silk ties with fancy ends and satin striped mas seline ties in varied colors and styles, normally 50 to 75 cents, now 25 cents. Limited stock of new L Aiglon ties at 10 cents each.
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Paris
Connell
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