Anaconda Standard publishing details and offices
The Anaconda Standard announces publication facts and subscription rates and lists main offices in Anaconda and branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls. It provides Washington and eastern bureaus addresses and newsstand locations with city and street details for readers.
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Stancarad Block
Anaconda
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Washington
N. W
Nassau Street
Washington Street
W. J. Morton
Chicago
Postoffice
Auditorium Annex
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Denver
Glenarm Street
Seventeeth Street
Salt Lake
Second South Street
Standard Publishing Company
Mont
Ad claims Anaconda Standard leads Montana papers
To advertisers the Anaconda Standard asserts a larger paid circulation than all Montana daily papers combined both on weekdays and Sundays for February. The paper cites a Sunday average of 14,166 versus a weekday figure of 11,954, asserting superiority in total reach.
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Anaconda Standard
Montana
Death of Frank E. Corbett Shocks Butte Community
The Butte legal figure Frank E. Corbett died after a nervous prostration followed by pneumonia. He had moved to Butte a dozen years earlier and quickly earned esteem as a gifted lawyer and genial, loyal citizen. His passing ends a notable chapter in Montana public life and leaves a memory cherished by many peers and friends.
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Frank E. Corbett
Montana
Corbett
Mr. Corbett
Butte
Corbetta
Citigen. Net
Talk of the Country Attitude Toward Ex Senator Carter
The nation discusses ex Senator Carter as pundits praise him while critics question his motives amid river and harbor bill expectations. Newspapers split, some attacking his character and health, others lavishing generous praise for his conduct and patriotism.
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R Carter
Mrs. Nation
Gunner Morgan
Sampson
Kitchenver
DeWet
McKinley
Roosevelt
Carter
Carter praised for river and harbor bill actions
The speaker notes Carter’s meritorious performance and memorable opposition to the river and harbor bill. While the administration consented to his takedown, the record reflects credit on the administration and Carter’s service to the country, earning deserved bouquets.
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Carter
Count Castellane and Rodays Duel Warning Politely Described
The Paris incident features Count Bont de Castellane and M. de Rodays editor of the Paris Figaro in a refined clash. Castellane boxed Rodays ears after a polite exchange over a retraction request, while Rodays remained composed and bowed them out with courteous salutations. A duel is possible, framed as a tastefully conducted affair.
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M. de Redays
Admiral Sampson
M. de Rodays
Fontenoy
Saxe
de Rodays
de Castellane
Loyalty and loyalty under duress in Philippine affaire
The piece questions the justification for deporting political prisoners to Guam, arguing loyal Filipinos may betray the United States under fear rather than true allegiance. It challenges General MacArthur’s claims of loyalty and warns that forced allegiance dissolves once control is removed, predicting future betrayal under conquest.
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Philippines
Guam
United States
MacArthur
Rebellion and Loyalty in Filipino Struggle Analyzed
The article argues that stamping out the rebellion is treated as treason and oaths breached, claiming the Filipino act mirrors that of other nations under similar pressures. It contends that duplicity disproves McKinley’s policy and suggests American rule requires overwhelming military force to endure in the islands.
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Mr. McKinley
United States
No Amnesty for DeWet in Kitchener Offer
The peace proposal to the Boers excludes General DeWet from general amnesty. The piece notes amnesty implies a prior offense, contrasts with Wallace and Adams Hancock cases, and cites British history to argue DeWet likely faces no pardon forthcoming. It emphasizes the hope that DeWet will not require amnesty.
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Lord Kitchener
DeWet
England
Edward
William Wallace
Scotland
Wallace
Gage
Samuel Adams
John Hancock
London
Temple Bar
George
Adams
Hancock
Kitchener
Liberty
Duel would draw support from Figaro editor and Boni de Castellano
If Count Boni de Castellano and the editor of the Figaro actually duel, the Figaro editor would receive George Gould's strongest good wishes.
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Count Boni de Castellano
The
Figaro
George Gould
Winter’s Back Bone Seems Carlicationed by Weather
A fragmentary line suggests yesterday’s conditions broke the winter chill, with the idea winter’s backbone appearing “carlicationed” by the weather. No clear events, places, or persons are named in the readable text.
McKinley Visit Prompts Silver Mine Closures in Montara
When McKinley arrives in Montara the committee of arrangements will ensure the silver mines, if any remain in the state, close down in his honor.
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McKinley
Montara
Remarks on politics and spring prospects across states
The passage notes lawmakers adjournments and improving global mood while critics complain California oranges rot on merchants’ shelves. It suggests Delaware may see a change with Addicks backing Clark as captain and manager. It also compares General Kitchener’s peace prospects to notorious figures amid press bouquets for Senator Gibson.
Habitual Drunkards Bill Debated in Lords
London March 14 Lord Salisbury backed the Bishop of Winchester's habitual drunkards bill calling for higher penalties for persistent drunkenness especially when a child is in the drunkard's charge. The bill would treat habitual drunkenness as cruelty, allow divorce for wives, and forbid liquor sales to inebriates. It passed its second reading.
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London
House of Lords
Salisbbury
Jubilant Moscow Students Rally After Persecutions
London March 14 The Moscow correspondent of the Standard reports a remarkable student demonstration around Pushkin’s monument dated March 10. A few hundred students gathered and were joined by a large crowd. Police and Cossacks dispersed the gathering with no conflicts or arrests. The students feel they have won a great triumph.
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London
Moscow
The
Standard
Vpushkin
Loring Heads North To Collect Kodiak Bears For Bronx Zoo
J Alden Loring curator of mammals at the Bronx park leaves for Kodiak Island and Cook Inlet to act as field agent for the New York Zoological Society. He will capture Kodiak bears and white sheep not in captivity and bring them back. He is also to obtain moose caribou deer brown bears and any other animals encountered along the way.
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New York
Alden Loring
Bronx Park
Kodiak Island
Cooks Inlet
Mr. Loring
New York Zoological Society
Hogan To. Recovered After Duel In Great Falls
Special Dispatch reports from Great Falls March 14 that Officer Ed Togan, shot twice in the pursuit of Lundquist, is recovering and will be back on the streets soon though a thigh wound will limit him long term. Carrie Bell, shot in the breast in the same incident, has recovered fully.
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Standard
Great Falla
Ed Togan
Lundquist
Becood
South
Carrie Bell
Hogan
Grinding Qua Miles In Six Day Race Trackside Update
Grinding Qua Miles in Philadelphia on March 14 reports 14 men remain in the six day go as you please race. Howarth withdraws due to weakened condition. At 1 pm Glick leads with 347 miles, Hegelman 345, Barnes 341, Tracy 337, Cavanaugh 319, Dean 219 with other competitors clustered below.
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Philadelphia
Howarth
Glick
Hegelman
Barnes
Tracy
Cavanaugh
Dean
Golden
Hart
Clifford
Sheed
Losin
Noremac
McTague
Wintaseh
Armstrong heir gifts £100,000 to Victoria Jubilee infirmary
Watson Arm strong heir to the late Lord Armstrong and founder of Elswick works donates 100000 pounds to the Victoria Jubilee infirmary at Newcastle on Tyne in memory of Lord Armstrong. The foundation stone of the infirmary was laid last June by the Prince of Wales.
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London
Mareh
Watson Armstrong
Lord Armatrons
Elswick
Victoria Jubilee Infirmary
Newcastle-on-Tyre
Lord Armstrong
Prince of Wales
Senator Clark’s stance on Chandler’s Spanish claims post
A public record notes Senator Clark’s position on the confirmation of ex-Senator Chandler as commissioner of Spanish claims remains an executive session secret.
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Clark
Chandler
Montana House Debates Marriage License Bill
Indiana senate approves a bill requiring a physical examination for all marriage license applicants. The proposal appoints a seven member board including two mothers, two physicians, and one highly regarded attorney to oversee the process.
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Montana House
Indiana Senate
Underwear and Apron Sale Notes From Local Store
A limited stock list covers children s heavy flat cotton shirts vests pants and drawers in sizes 16 to 22 with regular 35e pricing. Rain white lawn aprons measure 36 inches with extra wide hems and tucks alongside checked gingham aprons with borders. Ladies fleeced back vienna cloth wrappers and pereale wrappers with braids and ruffles are priced low from the usual 1 50.
Professor Johnson to accept Philippine supreme judge post
Ann Arbor March 14 Prof F E Johnson secretary of Michigan law department said he will accept the appointment as supreme judge in the Philippines offered weeks ago by President McKinley.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
F. E. Johnson
Law Department
The
Uiversity of Michigan
Philippines
McKinley
Likely 1904 Bout Between Gib and Carter Set for Ring
In all likelihood a set-to will be pulled off in 1904 between Messrs Gib son and Carter. The entry hints at a planned clash likely to draw attention from boxing circles.
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Messra
Gib
Son
Carter
Alarmist Diaz health reports called stock jobbing plots
In Mexico City on March 14 authorities dismissed alarmist reports about President Diaz as baseless. They said the stories were fabricated by enemies of the government for stock market manipulation.
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Mexico City
Diaz
Carnegie Alms Show Through Left Hand, Right
A quip notes that when Mr. Carnegie gives five million dollars in a lump sum he cannot hide the profits from his right hand, implying scrutiny or inconsistency in charitable displays and personal accounting.
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Carnegie
Early Spring Grabs Public Attention Across Town
In the early spring period, residents note heightened activity and attention as markets, schools, and local events begin to resume after a quiet period. Officials urge caution and community participation to capitalize on improving conditions.
Heaven comes high, but Mr. Andrew Carnegie must have it
A concise note reflects on wealth and influence centered on Andrew Carnegie, contrasting lofty ideals with the practical reach of his fortunes. The line evokes a historical figure known for philanthropy and industrial power influencing education and public institutions.
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Andrew Carnegie
Question on handling solitary ex-president resolved
A reflective note questions the future of a former president living in isolation. It ponders role, influence, and potential paths for public life after leaving office, considering duty, privacy, and national memory.
Commissioner Appointed for Pan American Exposition
The governor appointed ex State Treasurer L. C. Khice as commissioner to the Pan American exposition in Buffalo. A law backing the appointment appropriates 15000 dollars for an exhibit.
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Boise
Kahe
March
L. C. Khice
Buffalo
It rests with Mr Heinze on Butte election fate this spring
The decision on whether Butte will conduct its spring municipal election with vaudeville remains with Mr. Heinze. His stance will determine if the unusual entertainment element accompanies the political process in the upcoming election cycle.
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Heinze
Butte
Miners Die In Cave In Near Galena Kansas
Miners George Murray and William Chestnut were killed at the Badger company mine five miles north of Galena Kansas when a massive dirt slab collapsed, crushing them instantly.
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Galena
Kan
George Murray
William Chestnut
Badger Company
Mindful obituaries of a queen by English newspapers noted
The passage reflects how English papers crafted eloquent obituaries for a queen in the style and tone of American contemporaries, signaling cross cultural tribute and leadership. It hints at transatlantic journalism traditions shaping public memory and literary approach.
Victory for Prohibition in Maine House Vote
Augusta March 14 The Maine House tonight refused to resubmit to the people the prohibitory constitutional amendment, signaling a victory for the prohibition cause. The decision ends a long legislative effort and leaves the amendment without a statewide vote.
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Augusta
Maine
House
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