Anaconda Standard Publishing Details and Circulation
The Anaconda Standard announces its publishing and circulation details. It lists main and branch offices including New York Chicago Denver and Salt Lake and notes paid circulation figures for February. It provides advertising contacts and distribution points at various news stands statewide.
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Postoffice
Chicago
AL Auditorium Annex
San Francisco
Denver
Glenarm Street
Seventieth Street
Salt Lake
Second South Street
Salt Lake News Co
Frank E Corbett Dead After Nervous Prostration Pneumonia
The community mourns Frank E Corbett a gifted lawyer and respected citizen who died after a period of nervous prostration followed by pneumonia. He rose in Butte Montana public life, earning esteem for his professional skill and friendly nature. His passing ends a bright career at its height.
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Frank E. Corbett
Montana
Corbett
Mr. Corbett
Hhope
Butte
Ile Som
Montana Tar
Tie
Corbette
Sarvier
Antie
Easi
Talk of the Country Sparks Carter Controversy
The talk of the country centers on Carter as newspapers across the land discuss his motives and actions. Supporters praise him as patriot, while river and harbor bill critics attack his conduct and character. The public dispute fuels wide debate about his aims and fitness.
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A Carter
Mrs. Nation
Gunner Morgan
Sampson
Kitcheser
Pew McKinley
Rooseveltt
Carter
Fragmented OCR on Senator Carter remarks
Partial readable text shows discussion of motives and merit in a senator’s performance. The writing references river and harbor hill and administration critique, with unclear names and commentary on credit.veilig
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Esa
Carta
Carter
Carl
Polite Paris Editors Spar Over Etiquette Duel Hint
A Paris editor and Count Bernale astellane exchange polite restraint after a heated dispute over a retraction. The count’s courtesy contrasts with imagined duels, while observers discuss possible loyalty and national policy implications amid mounting tensions.
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Frenshy
Bernale
Astellane
M. de Rodays
Paris
Ube
Fabty
MM. de Relays
Sampson
M. de Rudays
Fontenoy
Saxe
M. de Redars
de Raodays
de Castellano
It Was Ever So. Loyalty in Question Over Philippine Deportations
The piece argues that claims of loyalty by Filipinos to the United States are often feigned under duress and fear. It questions General MacArthur's reports on loyal Filipinos aiding insurgents and asserts that resistance to foreign rule leads to widespread, opportunistic treachery.
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Marco Rinless
United States
Tie
Philippines
Guam
MacArthur
Thesslands
McWinley
Je Sheer
No Amnesty for DeWet and Other Historic Pardons
A long editorial contrasts amnesty offers in history from DeWet to Wallace and Adams, noting England’s pardons with exceptions. It recalls Wallace’s rebellion against Edward I, and compares Gage’s pardon offers during the American Revolution, highlighting the lingering fate of rebels and the hope that DeWet receives no special amnesty.
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Lord Kitchener
DeWet
Amnesti
England
Edward
William Wallace
Scotland
Wallace
Gage
Samuel Adams
John Hancock
London
Temple Bar
George
Gare
Adams
Hancock
Kitchener
Prospects of Peace and Markets Mentioned Across Regions
The piece notes legislators adjourning as signs of world warming, California produce seen as lagging by New York merchants, and Delaware discussions under Mr Addich with Charlie Clark. It mentions spring bouquets from Senator Gibson and public reaction to General Kitchener saying peace may come in South Africa.
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New York
California
Kitchener
South Africa
Ananias, Ochilu
Li Hung Chang
House of Lords Advances Temperance Bill in March Session
A temperance measure moves through the House of Lords on March 14, with Lord Satsmouth supporting the bill. It targets habitual drunkenness, allowing divorce for persistent intemperance and restricting sales as part of the reform. The debate centers on limiting liberty to curb inebriety, and the bill passes its second reading.
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House of Lords
Sattshous
Wem
Sishury
Luian
Angus
Students Jubilant After Moscow Demonstration
Moscow correspondent reports a March 16 demonstration by a few hundred students around Lenin's monument. Police and Cossacks dispersed the crowd with no clashes, and students express joy at what they deem a triumph.
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Moscow
London
Mareh H
Standard
Eiryavan
Puhiin
Loring Heads to Kodiak Island for Bear and Wildlife Study
J Alden Loring, curator of mammals at the Bronx park, sails to Kodiak Island and Cook Inlet as field agent for the New York Zoological Society. He is tasked to capture and return Kodiak bears and white sheep not in captivity and to collect moose, caribou, deer, brown bears, and other stray animals.
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New York
J. Alden Loring
Bronx Park
Kodiak Island
Cooks Inlet
Mr. Toring
New York Zoological Society
Anims
Mr. Loring
Police Officer Hogan Recovers After Desperate Duel
Special Dispatch reports Officer El Hogan was shot twice in a duel on Second Street South last month and is now able to move freely. He expects to return to the streets soon, though a bullet in his thigh will cause a long limp. Carrie Bell, shot in the breast in the same incident, has recovered fully.
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Dogon Ha
Great Falls
el Hogan
Lundmast
Second Street
Carrie Bell
Hogan
Oman
Wiles Leads in Six Day Match as Withdrawals Trim Field
Grinding on at Philadelphia March 14 the six day po as you please race narrows to 14 runners. Howarth pulled out due to weak condition while Glick Tesetman Barnes Trach and others posted scores. Armstrong memorial gift noted as £100 donated to Victoria Jubilee infirmary in Newcastle on Tyne by Lord Armstrong. foundation stone laid by the Prince of Wales last June.
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Wiles
Philadelphia
Miles
Howarth
Tiece
Ocock
Glick
Tesetman
Barnes
Trach
Caxvarauch
Dean
Golden Hint
Sheed
Losin
McTague
Wintasech
Orem
Wenark
Lenden
Watson Armstrong
Lord Atmatrans
Elswick Works
Victoria Jubilee Infirmary
Newcastle-on-Tyre
Lert Armstrong
Prince of Wal
Michigan Law Department Announces Supreme Court Nomination
The text notes a stated plan to appoint and confirm a supreme court justice, with reference to the president and recent action weeks prior. It mentions Michigan, Ann Arbor, and individuals connected to the department and government. The fragmentary item signals a formal nomination and expectation of Senate approval.
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Marek
Law Department
Th Versary
Michigan
McKinley
Ann Arbor
EL Johura
Governor appoints ex-state treasurer to Pan-American exposition
Reports from March 14 indicate the governor has appointed an ex-state Treasurer to serve as commissioner for the Pan-American exposition at Buffalo. An appropriation of $15,000 funds the exhibit. details follow from the governing commission.
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Boise
Toahe
Buffalo
Miners Die in Badger Mine Accident Near Galena Kansas
Two miners George Murray and William Chestnut were killed at the Badger company mine five miles north of Galena Kansas when a cave in or roof fall struck them today. An injury to others was reported but details remain limited.
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Galena
Kan
George Murray
Willam Chestnut
Badger Company
Prohibition Amendment Fails Maine Readoption
Augusta Maine March 14 The house refused to resubmit to the people of Maine the prohibitory amendment to the constitution.
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Augusta
Maine
House
Ube
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