Anaconda Standard Printing and Mail Details
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates for Delny and Sunday at $1.00 per month, daily and Sunday at $2.00 per month, and Sunday Standard annual at $2.60. It notes office locations, branch addresses, contact numbers, and a long list of outside newsstands and agencies, plus a note to address general business correspondence to The Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda, Montana.
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Delny
Ofice
Anaconda
Toe Bell
eNo
All_general business
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mont
Irish Americans of Butte to Host Annual Banquet
Saturday March 25 2013 issues highlight the Afth annual banquet of the Irish Americans of Silver Bow county at the Silver Bow club. Prominent state figures are listed as speakers as the group emphasizes loyalty patriotism and active engagement in Montana's civic life.
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St. Patrick's
Silver Bow
Silver Bow Club
Montana
Butte
Ome
Bryan
Albany Capitol graft probe cites millions in overrun
The Albany capitol graft scandal report accuses mismanagement and inflated costs from 1871 to date. Officials note the restoration may cost over three million, with potential to reach four, as inspectors cite inflated labor to materials ratios and contractors profiting from delays.
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Albany
Sulzer
Sulher
Republicans critique Democrats scramble for federal offices
The article condemns Democrats rushing to Washington for federal jobs, arguing it mirrors Republicans’ long entitlement to patronage. It notes the shift in public perception, calls for a housecleaning, and contrasts past Republican dominance with current Democratic ambitions, all amid reflections on Woodrow Wilson era politics.
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Wixen
Washington
Clevelan
Woodrow Wilson
Republcan
Speculation on Czarevitch ailment and moon voyage plans
Readers confront rumors about the czarevitch Ruswin heir noting possible incurable knee ankylosis and physical limits. The piece also imagines a Parisian engineer proposing a ultralight lunar car powered by a massive motor, using rocket-like propulsion and airship weight reductions, to reach the moon in minutes before drifting to lunar gravity.
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St. Peters
Ours
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Czarevitch
Senate picks Clarke for pro tem amid party split
This item notes James P Clarke of Mississippi Arkansas service and rival Georgia Senator Bacon in a debated choice for president pro tem. It references his background as lawyer governor and longtime public life, plus comments on party dynamics and political insiders.
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James P. Clarke
Arknetts
United States Senate
Congress
Bacon
Georgia
Clarke
Senate
Mississippi
Arkansas Legislat"e
Bry
Humorous quips and political asides from era papers
A collage of brief gags and quotes from the Houston Post Constitution Buffalo Express Washington Herald and Washington Star. Jests touch on talk gense recognition, office seeking, parasols versus umbrellas, tariff reform, and public confidence in a political figure, reflecting light political humor of the period.
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Houston Post
Constitution
Washington Herald
Washington Star
President Yuan in line for permanent rule in China
The first presidential election is due this year with strong belief Yuan Shikai will seize dictatorial powers. Observers in the south fear he is playing possum to secure a permanent presidency, turning the Republic into a de facto autocracy.
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China
Yuan Shik-kai
Yuan Shik-kal
Character Cameos in a Sanity-Challenged Portrait No. 130
A fragmentary caricature narrative describes a man labeled No. 130 with a cropped stubble beard, bulbous nose, heavy eyebrows, and long active thumbs. It accuses him of corruption, bribery, and money schemes aided by unscrupulous allies, while painting his family in harsh terms and suggesting political entrenchment. The text hints at a broader moral judgment about independence and power, ending with a grim note on the fate of the independent.
Success In finance and the Hamlet type of man
A dinner conversation features Mr. Lawson urging prompt action as key to success in finance while likening indecisive men to Hamlet. Other vignettes include a shop job interview misread and a classroom coat joke. The piece closes with a patriotic wartime poem about resilience and sacrifice, referencing New York.
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Wetis
Lawson
Grimes
Tio
Notaine
Elaund
Everybody's Magazine
Notable words from Luke Suke about old ideas and new medicine
The text presents fragmented remarks by Luke Suke criticizing new medicines, divine influence, and social aims. It references Dr Viledmann and Drant, hints at fashion exhibitions, cigarette coupons, and a general tone of satire on contemporary society and gender roles.
Sunday Saint Patrick's Day Celebrations Preview
The Sunday Standard outlines St Patrick's Day festivities and related events. It notes sermons by Rev Jerry Rounder on kindness, Rose's impressive sermon on crime, and talks on themes from crime to youth safety. It highlights theater, sports, and spring offerings, with social notes and entertainment features.
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St. Patrick’s
Ireland
Jerry Rounder
Duck Rose
Montana
Butte
McGraw
Ullerton
Giants
Tigers
Nelson
Goldberg
Briggs
Fragmented Opinion Snippets on Women and Society
A garbled monologue mixes views on powder use, age and romance, female education, suffrage, and divorce. The speaker jokes about politics, Ellis Island cages, and Turks while critiquing fashion, widowhood, and women’s knowledge gained through widowhood, revealing dated attitudes and cultural stereotypes.
Rising Battleship Costs Push War Expenditures Higher
The cost of battleships has risen from about 10 million dollars to roughly 15 million each, driven by increased tonnage and reduced prices for components. Chief Constructor Jehra M. Watt notes the higher expense as the war enters a new phase.
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Jehra M. Watt
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