Anaconda Standard Publishing Company notices
The Anaconda Standard lists publishing details including pricing, office locations, and distribution notes. It notes subscription rates in advance, various city and postal policies, and branches in Butte, Missoula, and Great Falls with advertising rates on request. It also provides address and contact information for national and regional offices and newsstand locations.
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The
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Advertsing figures for The Anaconda Standard Montana
The Anaconda Standard reports paid circulation figures with Sunday averages for February and the month. The February paid circulation is 11,954 with Sunday average 166.
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Anaconda Standard
Anly
Montana
Benjamin Harrison and the 1888 presidential nomina tion
The narrative traces Benjamin Harrison lineage from Benjamin Harrison signer of the declaration to William Henry Harrison ninth president and on to his descendant Benjamin Harrison the twenty third president. It outlines Harrison’s quiet early life, Civil War service, legal career, and political ascent culminating in the 1888 Republican nominating process where various figures including Sherman and Depew competed on a volatile convention backdrop.
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Benjamin Harrison
Harrison
William Henry Harrison
United States
White House
Republic
Ohio
Indianapolis
Harrison and the 1888 campaign and later senator troubles
The piece recalls the 1888 campaign, noting ballots won by Harrison and the role of Platt and Quay in New York and Pennsylvania. It reflects on Harrison's presidency, his cold image, the Force Bill battle, Montana statehood, and the lack of a second term. It also covers post presidency life and calls for retired-list debate, plus repeated Senate deadlocks in several states amid Republican conflicts over imperialism and corruption charges.
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Man
Gresham
Depew
Alger
Harrison
Allison
Sherman
Ater
Thomas C. Platt
New York
Platt
Quay
White House
Cleveland
Congress
Grover Cleveland
Indianapolis
Senate
House
Cameron
Pennsylvania
South
Montana
Dakotas
Idaho
Wyoming
Benjamin Harrison
Minneapolis
Blaine
McKinley
Reed
Robert T. Lincoln
Whitelaw Reid
United States
Delaware
Nebraska
New England
Republican Senatorial Troubles Across States Widen
The Republican majority in the Senate is shrinking as difficulties in electing and retaining Republican senators arise in several states. Nebraska’s shift after recovering the state from populists signals broader challenges for the party.
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Senate
Nebraska
Repub
Unfortunate Michigan Killer Surrenders in California
Har vey Green, a troubled man, turned himself in to Sacramento authorities confessing a Michigan murder. Michigan officials declined to extradite, citing cost and likely manslaughter verdict. Sacramento police shuffled him out, leaving Green to face a bleak, unsympathetic fate.
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Harvey Green
Green
Sacramento
Cal
Michigan
San Francisco
California
Cassini to be promoted amid Russo American frictions
London reports a Times correspondent says Count Cassini, ambassador to Washington, may be promoted as Washington worries over Russia. The piece notes U S disappointment in Manchuria concessions and a shift in stance toward Russia, with New Presse commentary linking China, trade disputes, and European alignment.
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London
Washington
Times
Russia
Count Cassini
Washinton
United States
China
Neu Frei Presse
Manchuria
Europe
Legislature appoints panel to greet McKinley in California
The legislature formed a joint committee to welcome President McKinley during his California visit for the launching of the battleship Ohio next May.
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San Francisco
McKinley
California
Naval estimates seen as meeting nation needs
London reports on March 13 that morning papers deem the naval estimates sufficient for the country, especially regarding the planned new warships. The Times and Morning Post express a hopeful view that the spending aligns with security requirements.
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London
The
Times
Morning Post
Inadequate naval program spurs home defense fears
The Daily Mail critiques the year's planned construction as insufficient. It argues the government starves the navy to fund a vast home defense army that may exist only on paper, reflecting concern over military priorities.
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The
Daily Mail
The Fight Is Off McGovern Sullivan Bout Canceled
The April 30 fight at the Twentieth Century Athletic club in San Francisco between Terry McGovern and Dave Sullivan is canceled after negotiation deadlock over referee. Oscar Gardner may face the winner, with forfeit money held by Egbert of the San Francisco Examiner.
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New York
Terry McGoverian
Dave Sullivan
Twentieth Century Athletic Club
San Francisco
Telegraph
James Kennedy
McGovern
Sam Harris
Sullivan
Charlie White
Tim Hurst
Kennedy
White
Oscar Gardner
Egbert
San Francisco Examiner
Twentieth Century Club
Charlie Harvey
McCue
Weapons Chosen for Duel in Paris Two Bullets Set
In Paris on March 12 the seconds of rivals including Andre Buffet and Paul de Roulede met to fix the duel terms. The pistol will be used, two bullets fired at a command, with day and hour to be set later, and the position to be drawn by lot.
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Paris
Andre Buffet
Paul de Roulede
de Cassagnac
Dec Rommel
M. de Roulede
Maurise Baurres
Dr. de Villeres
M. Paul de Roulede
M. Andre Buffet
M. de Cassagnac
M. Buffet
May W Case drama ends with racehorse dispute
Special Dispatch from Helena reports that the Dun can Cameron vs George Wentworth case over the racing mare May W is headed to the jury after testimony concluded. Wentworth testified he took the horse on shares with a half interest in the horse, denying only a half in winnings. Witnesses O Connor and Martin recalled a 1896 conversation at Anaconda track in which Wentworth said Cameron owned the mare.
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Standard
Helena
Duncan Cameron
George Wentworth
Wentworth
Cameron
Dave O'Connor
Sam Martin
Butte
Anaconda
Miles' Bid Accepted For New Livingston Postoffice
Special Dispatch from Livingston March 12 reports Postmaster Charles Burg received word from the Washington office that A. W. Miles’ bid for a new Livingston postoffice has been accepted. The building on Calendar street will cost about $40,000, measure 60 by 140 feet, and should be ready for occupancy by July 1, with construction to start immediately. Local residents welcome the modern facility.
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Standard
Livingston
Charles Burg
Washington
A. W. Miles
Postoffice
Calendar Street
Miles
Gibson's Certificate of Election for United States Senator
In Helena on March 12 Senator Paris Gibson received his certificate of election. The governor and Secretary of State drafted a neat document on extra heavy paper following Senate language and signed by both officials. Attorney General Donovan will deliver the certificate to Senator Gibson.
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Dard
Helena
Paris Gibson
United States
Hays
Senate
Dave G. Brown
W. A. Clark
Donovan
Gibson
Carter and Cortely Discuss Western Trip Plans
Ex Senator Carter visited the White House and conferred with Secretary Cortely on arrangements for the president's western trip. They expect the party to visit Yellowstone National Park and pass through Montana as part of the schedule.
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Washington
Carter
White House
Cortely Ou
Yellowstone National Park
Serenen
Montana
Park
Nation Defenders Repudiate Nation After Meeting
In Wopeka Kansas on March 12 Mrs Nation assembled the Home Defenders to choose mayoral candidates against the primaries list from Saturday. They refused to be dictated to and told her so. She called them liars and devils. The Defenders repudiated Mrs Nation.
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Wopeka
Kan
Caught in a Storm: Prince Victor Returns Safely
The dark Prince Victor, bound for Vancouver with lumber, faced a severe storm off Flattery, taking on seven feet of water below deck before returning to port. No major damage or cargo loss reported.
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Victoria, LK
Prince Victor
Vancouver
Rs Flattery
Verdict of Not Guilty in Mans Case
The jury in the state versus James Mans returned a verdict of not guilty. The dispatch notes the case proceeded with jurors considering testimony and evidence presented by the prosecution and defense in the March 12 session.
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The
Standard
Great Falls
James Mans
Not Guilty Verdict in Davis Creek Row Case
A defendant charged with exhibiting a deadly weapon was found not guilty after a brief deliberation. The trial featured sharply conflicting testimony from witnesses whose accounts stood in direct opposition to each other.
Amnesty Offered to Boers and Leaders in Settlement
The Daily News reports that the government plans unconditional surrender replies with amnesty for Boers and leaders except where treachery is proven. Cape rebels to be punished by disfranchisement, loans to rebuild farms, and a civil government likely as a crown colony with Boers in a governing council.
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London
Daily News
Lord Kitchener
Cape
Alfred Milner
Botha
Lucas Meyer
Schwalkberger
Botha Waiting as Pretoria Peace Talks Slant
London reports no new break in peace talks with Pretoria as General Botha awaits General De Wet’s return to the north before deciding. Eight Orange River Colony commanders operate amid rebels declaring two villages as seats of government. A Times Bloemfontein note says progress stalls until 27 columns clarify the military situation. Rumor points to a possible government war loan of 50 million pounds.
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London
Pretoria
Botha
de Wet
Bloemfontein
The
Times
Orange River
Transvaal
Stock Exchange
Forces in Cape Colony Interfered by Rains and Dwellers
London reports from General Witchener in Pretoria dated March 12 that General DeWet moves north of Brandfoort in the Orange River Colony. Continuous rains hinder troop movements in Cape Colony as two bands of Boers are hunted in the hills by forces under Gorringe De Lisle Grenfell and Hanniker.
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London
Witchener
Pretoria
DeWet
Brandfoort
Orange River Colony
Cape Colony
Gorringe
de Lisle
Grenfell
Hanniker
Balfour Refuses Details On General Botha Talks
London March 12 Mr Balfour told the House of Commons the government will not presently furnish information on negotiations with General Botha. He repeated the stance as MPs pressed for fuller disclosure amid ongoing discussions and policy debates.
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London
Balfour
House of Commons
Botha
Desolation in Rouxville as British Column Advances
General Bruce Hamilton arrived at Rouxville in the Orange River Colony to find the town completely deserted. Many houses stood empty of furniture while the advancing column had already destroyed grain stores along its route.
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Rouxville
Orange River Colony
Bruce Hamilton
Plague Cases Rise in Cape Town as Death Reported
Cape Town on March 12 reported twelve fresh bubonic plague cases including three Europeans and a White person died from the disease. The city sees renewed outbreak concerns with another fatal case recorded.
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Cape Town
Boer War Column Clears Path to Orange River
Bloemfontein reports Colonel Pilcher's column has cleared the country of Boers between the town and the Orange River. The unit has arrived with 33 prisoners and 3,000 horses.
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Bloemfontein
Pilcher
Orange River
Surrender Expected Amid Boers Leader Rumor
London reports that the government is expected to swiftly announce the surrender of General Botha, the Boer commander in chief, as of March 12 at 4 50 p m. The rumor suggests an imminent resolution to the Boer conflict.
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London
Botha
Will Ignore Them Brussels March 12
Dr Leyds announces that Mr Kruger will ignore surrender negotiations between General Botha and Lord Kitchener as of March 12 in Brussels.
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Brussels
Dr. Leyds
Mr. Kruger
Botha
Lord Kitchener
Boers Prisoners May Arrive in 5 000 Batch
Calcutta reports the government plans for a possible influx of 5,000 Boer prisoners. They would be housed in batches of one thousand.
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Calcutta
Worst of the Season Blizzard Hits Dakota Minnesota Wisconsin
In St Paul on March 12 a severe blizzard rages across the Dakotas Minnesota and Wisconsin. Royalton and Rice Lake report heavy snow with inches piling up. Chippewa Falls records a foot. Streetcars are halted and trains delayed as the storm worsens.
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St. Paul
Dakotas
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Royalton
Minn
Rice Lake
W's
Chippewa Falls
Mission failed in Constantinople Egypt envoy returned
Constantinople March 12 Ahmed Sheiik Bey khedive secretary failed to settle Turkish Egyptian dispute and return to Egypt today. Sultans demanded Mahmud Pasha be sent back as a preliminary condition while the khedive deems the welfare guarantee unsatisfactory.
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Constantinople
Ahmed Sheiik Bey
Turkey
Egypt
Mahmud Pasha
Mahmud
Shamrock II crews arrange blocks for trials at Cowes
Glasgow reports designer Mr Watson orders all blocks from an American firm for the Shamrock II in pursuit of top market blocks. Captain Wringe has arrived to fit out the Shamrock II. First trial races versus Shamrock I planned off Cowes in May.
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Glasgow
Watson
Wringe
Cowes
Isle of Wight
Receiver Appointed in Ohio Debenture Case
Columbus, March 12. A receiver was appointed for the Ohio Debenture Company on the application of a stockholder claiming $225,000 in outstanding indebtedness and assets not exceeding $75. Supreme court action will determine the legality of debenture companies.
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Columbus
Ohio
Supreme Court
Deaths in Cuba report from General Wood cable
General Wood reports from Havana on March 11 tracing deaths as of March 10 including Sergeant Downey of Company 4 Eighth Cavalry in Santiago. The list notes pneumonia related deaths and commands involvement in Cuba.
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Washington
Wood Cables
Havana
Santiago
Downey
Eighth Cavalry
Pneumo
Military deaths and illnesses reported at Matanzas
Private Harry FE Riley of third battery field artillery dies from malignant endocarditis at Matanzas on March 6 while stationed with Quemados. Private Smith J Wood of Company B second cavalry suffers acute typhitis and appendicitis during service.
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Nia
Quemados
Harry FE. Riley
Third Battery
Field Artillery
Matanzas
Smith J. Wood
Second Cavalry
Germans urged to emigrate to Matteo Grosso Brazil
Dr A von Wiekm hann told the German Colonial society of his years in southern Brazil and urged Germans to move to Matteo Grosso where land is cheap fertile and climate good He said Germans could preserve nationality and form communities in Paran Santa Catarina and Rio Grande do Sul The lecture was warmly applauded.
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Berlin
A. von Wiekmhann
Brazil
South America
Matteo Grosso
Paran
Santa Catarina
Rio Grande Do Sul
William Jessop & Sons to establish works in United States
At the annual meeting of William Jessop & Sons it was announced directors plan to set up works for certain branches of their business in the United States. The move follows the consolidation of American steel manufacturers.
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Sheffield
William Jessop & Sons
United States
San Francisco Invites Diaz for McKinley Visit
A formal invitation was sent to President Diaz of Mexico today by the city’s reception committee in charge of entertaining President McKinley during his proposed visit. The invitation requests Diaz’s visit to coincide with McKinley’s stay in the city.
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San Francisco
Diaz
Mexico
McKinley
MckKinley
Rioting in Marseilles Triggers Cargo Disruptions
Rioting in Marseilles yesterday saw large numbers of strikers overturn wagons open sacks of provisions and prevent the Italian steamer Adia from discharging cargo. Police dispersed the rioters and made several arrests.
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Marseilles
Adia
Persistent rumor ties Elizabeth clerk to California arrest
Unconfirmed rumor from New York dated March 12 reports W. J. Schreiber, clerk of the Elizabethport Bank Company, may have been arrested in California. Bank officials deny any knowledge of such an arrest.
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New York
Elizabeth
N. J
W. J. Schreiber
Elizabethport Bank Company
California
Sanderson to Launch 15 Evening Berlin Concert Season
Sybil Sanderson will begin a 15 evening concert season this week at the Winter Garden in Berlin, opening in March and continuing through the month. The event marks a notable recital series for the singer in the German capital.
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Berlin
Mmne
Sybil Sanderson
Winter Garden
Rear End Collision Kills Two in Arlington Heights
A Chicago & Northwestern rear end crash near Arlington Heights killed Otto Schmidt and Gus Block and injured eight others as a time freight struck a stock train. Fire and rescue crews saved victims while a relief train rushed from Chicago. The railroad blamed gross crew carelessness for failing to heed danger signals.
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Chicago
Chicago & Northwestern
Arington Heights
Otto Schmidt
Stockman
Palatine
Gus Block
Johnson Creek
Wis
James H. Wison
Fort Atkinson
W. Worthington
Oak Center
Charles Stoller
Janesville
Edward Weber
Richwood
W. H. Stevens
Sharon
J. Bush
Johnson
J. W. Worthy
Arlington Heights
Freig
St From &T
Paul
Chicago & Northwestern Railway Genral
Grose
Packing House Planned for Honolulu by Millionaire Packer
Nelson Morrin, said to be a millionaire packer, plans a 2 million dollar packing house at Honolulu. The project aims to supply fresh meat to Hawaii and nearby islands by slaughtering livestock on site rather than using the current refrigeration system.
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Chicago
Nelson Morrin
Packer
Honolulu
Supreme court delays Porto Rican cases decision
Washington March 11. The supreme court did not announce its ruling in the Porto Rican cases today. Only three opinions were delivered, all of minor importance, suggesting judges are devoting time mainly to the insular decision.
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Washington
Supreme Court
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