Anaconda Standard publication and offices
The Anaconda Standard announces its publication details including daily and Sunday rates, post office mail matter status, and office locations. It lists main office in Anaconda with branches in Butte Missoula and Great Falls and details of telephone numbers. It also notes display of foreign and domestic postage and provides eastern office addresses and newsstand locations in major cities.
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Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
The
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Anaconda Standard touts Montana circulation lead
The Anaconda Standard proclaims a larger bona fide paid circulation than all other Montana daily newspapers combined, citing February figures. It reports a Sunday average of 14,166 and a February daily average of 11.9 thousand, underscoring strong market reach.
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Anaconda Standard
Montana
Gambling laws in Montana evolve from 1897 reforms
The article traces Montana legislation on gambling from 1897 when a new stricter law passed, replacing earlier flawed measures. It notes public opposition, gubernatorial support, and lobbyist influence, plus later penalties being adjusted to address harsh provisions and enforcement issues as the law updates.
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Montana
Smith
Richards
Nebraska Water Decision Clarified by Supreme Court
The Nebraska Supreme Court issued a supplemental opinion to clarify that the irrigation statute and riparian rights were not at issue in a case between a mill owner and a canal company. The decision held the mill owner’s water right vested before the irrigation law, easing regional fears about water use in irrigated districts.
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Nebraska Supreme Court
Nebraska
Court opinion on irrigation law overstates common law limits
The opinion argues that Nebraska may enact water rights laws tailored to state needs and rejects the notion that ancient English rules bind state policy. It asserts that only the state and federal constitutions impose real limits on legislative power.
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Nebraska
England
United States
Glutting the Duel Market and French Controversies
The piece ridicules excessive French duel rumors and recounts a real life hoax by John Mac Wilson Durrant who fanned a bloodless duel abroad. It notes a planned Lausanne duel between M. Paul de Roulede and M. Andre Buffet that was halted by Swiss authorities and previews a Count Bont de Castellan e and M. de Rodays duel scheduled to proceed today with the risk of real injury.
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John Mac Wilson Durrant
Durrant
Associated Press
Lusanne
Switzerland
M. Paul de Roulede
M. Andre Buffet
Paris
Senate
de Roulede
Faure
Lous Napoleon
France
Nash
Buffet
Bont de Casetellane
M. de Rodays
Criticism of McKinley Across Major Newspapers
The New York Times and many other leading papers publish sharp criticism of President McKinley. Articles attack his policy as unjust and dangerous and accuse him of personal boasting and distorting facts to mislead the public.
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New York Times
McKinley
the World
the Journal
The
Evening Post
New York
the North American
the Public Ledger
the Times
the Record
Philadelphia
the Glebe
Herald
Post of
Boston
Times-Herald
the Chronicle
Record of
Chicago
Springfield Republican
St. Louis Republic
Asiatic Islands
Toyal
New York World
Journal
Hartford Times
McWhinley
Political debate over McKinley policy and press reaction
The piece surveys hostile and supportive newspaper commentary on McKinley’s second inaugural and Filipino policy. It notes assertions about “Royal millions and disloyal thousands,” cross-cut by critiques from major outlets and reflections on public opinion shifts and minority dissent.
Governor Toole Signs Bill Easing Gambling Penalties
Although Governor Toole has signed the bill reducing penalties for gambling, gamblers may not escape hardship or changes in their circumstances.
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Toole
General DeWet Announces New Spring Stock Arrival
General DeWet announces a spring stock arrival, detailing fresh goods and availability. The release promises expanded selections and updated inventory for the season.
Kaiser’s Injured Cheeks Recover Quickly
The Kaiser’s facial injuries show rapid healing and he will soon regain full ability to back up his mouth as efficiently as before.
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Kaiser
Yale President Hadley Urged Caution Over Opinions
If President Hadley of Yale isn t more careful in his selection of economic and sociological opinions he may be compelled to dismiss himself for heresy.
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Hadley
Yale
Carnegie Faces Race To Hide $10 Million In Three Days
A brisk pursuit surrounds Andrew Carnegie as he attempts to divest or conceal ten million dollars within a three day window. Authorities and rivals watch keenly for a slip that could expose his fortune.
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Carnegie
McKinley Visits Montana Not Rupturing Ties With Bryan
The note suggests McKinley regards his Montana visit as friendly and does not imply a break in relations with William Jennings Bryan.
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McKinley
Montana
Bryan
Roni de Castellane and the Debt of Nature
The phrase notes that Roni de Castellane failed to liquidate many obligations making it unlikely that M. de Nodays can compel him to pay the debt of nature.
Gentlemen Should Reserve St Patrick's Day Joy
A cautious note advises delaying celebration of St Patrick's Day until the morning to better appreciate its beauty.
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St. Patrick’s Day
Depew About to Marry Miss Paulding in Kin Case
Senator Chauncey M Depew is said to be about to marry Miss Paulding who is not his niece but the niece of his late wife The committee on foreign relations will report favorably on the case of kin but not kin between them.
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Chauncey M. Depew
Miss Paulding
Committee On Foreign Relations
Texas Governor Demands End to Lynching Violence
Governor Sayers of Texas declares lynchings must stop and notes declines in incidents, urging state officials and communities to curb mob violence and protect due process across the state.
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Sayers
Texas
South African Peace Maker Lord Kitchener Roles
A concise note highlights Lord Kitchener as a prominent peace-maker in South Africa whose efforts are tied to his noted successes as a South African warrior.
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Lord Kitchener
Johnson to Succeed Griggs as Attorney General
Report confirms Philadelphia lawyer John G. Johnson will replace Attorney General Griggs in the cabinet. Expectation of strong criticism follows the anticipated appointment amid political debate and public reaction.
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John G. Johnson
Philadelphia
Griggs
Weather tease foreshadows stormy Saint Patrick's Day
After a week of pleasant weather, forecasters warn of a harsher day ahead. The forecast suggests a regional storm with strong winds and possible rain, testing patience like a saint.
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St. Patrick
Blackmailers Fail to Pressure Charley Clark
A fragment notes that blackmailers who demanded 5,000 via the post office failed, as business man Charley Clark posts no bills.
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Charley Clark
Mars Life Blocked by Extreme Cold Claim by Holden
Professor Holden former director of the Lick observatory states there can be no human life on Mars arguing a man would freeze solid in seconds This stance appears to challenge Tesla in the ongoing debate about Mars exploration and habitation.
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Holden
Lick Observatory
Mars
Mr. Tesla
Castellane and de Roday Announced to Fight This
A news brief reports that Toni de Castellane and M. de Roday are announced to fight in an upcoming scheduled match. The article provides limited details on venue or date.
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Toni de Castellane
M. de Rodays
Transport Troops Ordered to Philippines to Replenish U S Forces
Washington reports officials plan to ship about 20 000 regulars from the United States to the Philippines by July 1 to sustain General MacArthur s 60 000 man army. Transports Indiana Meade Pennsylvania Buford Hancock Kilpatrick Warren Logan and more are listed with dates and capacities. Progress also noted in returning volunteers to San Francisco.
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Washington
Adjutant General's
Quartermaster’s
MacArthur
Orient
China
United States
Indiana
Meade
Pennsylvania
San Francisco
Tenth Infantry
Fifth Cavalry
Buford
Hancock
Kilpatrick
Warren
Logan
West Indies
Philippines
Pacific
84Th Volunteer Infantry
Garonne
26Th Volunteer Infantry
Manila
Thomas
South Volunteer Infantry
Rosecrans
60Th
Grant
War Department
Scottish Rite fraud fuels Masonry scam in Rochester
Dr. Wilson and M. McB. Thompson plan to establish Scottish Rite bodies in the United States with claimed international authorities. They showcase documents and pledge degrees, while officials label the scheme a money making fraud and warn Masons against fake rites.
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Rochester
N. Y
Mount Zion
Royal Arch Masons
Union Council
York Commandery
Knights Templar
Wilson
M. McB. Thompson
Montpelier
Idaho
United States
Scotland
France
Imperial Confederation of the Rites of the World
Supreme Council of
Spain
Italy
P. C. Butt
Memphis
India
Walter M. Fleming
William J. Florence
Arabia
Dr. Wilson
Col
Edward M. L. Ehlers
Grand Lodge
State of
New York
Ehlers
Blue Lodge
Colonel Ehlers
Henry Redmond
Montana
Montpellier
Swindle Alleged Roils Dawson City Politics
Governor Ogilvie disclosed at Yukon council March 3 that an unnamed official accused him and contractor D. Muntheron of a colossal swindle. A separate claim accuses the entire council of blackmail by Mrs. McConnell, a Dawson hotel operator, prompting libel actions by Gold Commissioner Senkler and triggering widespread unrest in the city.
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Seattle
Dawson City
Ogilvie
Yukon Council
D. Muntheron
Abel
McConnell
Dawson
Matheson
Senkler
Carrie Nation Arrested for Obstructing Kansas City Sidewalk
Mrs. Carrie Nation was arrested in Kansas City for obstructing the sidewalk after a two day visit. She was released on promise to board the train to Topeka after refusing to move when an officer ordered her to disperse. Her crowd blocked traffic until she complied. Wichita followers met to nominate a city ticket a leader urged staying out of politics and threats of violence sparked a split in the convention with a Mass meeting nominating a mayoral candidate.
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Kansas City
Carrie Nation
Topeka
Wichita
Kan
Mrs Prudence Smith and Mrs Jane McNutt Fined in Armourdale Raid
Kansas City report states Mrs Prudence Smith and Mrs Jane McNutt, who raided Eaton's joint in Armourdale Monday night, were fined $2 each by Police Judge McComish. An appeal was taken.
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Kansas City
Prudence Smith
Jane McNutt
Eaton’s
Armourdale
Kan
McComish
Man Receives Ninety Day Jail Term for Store Robbery
W. H. Beakey drew a time check at a Copper City store with a gun on Feb 2 and pleaded guilty to exhibiting a deadly weapon. Justice Frank Kennedy sentenced him to ninety days in the county jail. Beakey hoped for a lighter sentence and asked for immediate sentencing, but received the term.
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W. H. Beakey
Copper City
Justice of the Peace
Frank Kennedy
State Maccabees Leader Publishes Campaign Tour
State Commander J. A. Orchard of the Maccabees returns from Butte and plans a multi city tour. He will set deputies L. W. Barnes in Missoula and Allen G. White in Hamilton then hold a consolidated meeting in Butte with Walkerville tents. The itinerary includes Whitehall and Twin Bridges.
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Orchard
J. A. Orchard
The
Maccabees
Butte
Missoula
L. W. Barnes
Hamilton
Allen G. White
Walkerville
Whitehall
Twin Bridges
Daly County Faces Possible Loss of Representation
Helena analysis claims a reapportionment bill defect leaves Daly county without representation in the next legislature. The Independent notes two prior bills swapped Powell to Deer Lodge and Deer Lodge to Daly, with provisions delaying effect and questions of law. If approved as is, Daly would wait four years for new representatives and seating.
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Daly County
Helena
Beig
Senate
Powell County
Deer Lodge County
House
Deer Lodge
Multiple Names Listed in Brief Cold-Page Notice
A compact excerpt lists several individuals and places including Montana Butte John Walsh D J Hennessy C M Smith E L Waxham Chicago L W Willis St Joe N F Pitman Seattle J A Orchard Spokane L B Kempher Butte C A Smith Boston and Mrs W as part of a brief public notice item.
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Montana
John Walsh
D. J. Hennessy
C. M. Smith
Butte
E. L. Waxham
Chicago
L. W. Willis
St. Joe
N. F. Pitnan
Seattle
J. A. Orchard
Spokane
L. 8. Kempher
C. A. Smith
Boston
Mrs. W
Connell Store Fine Cheviots Coats Pants Sale
The Connell Store offers fine Cheviots in stylish mixtures and plain blue and black plus Soft Finished Worsteds and Homespuns. Double breasted sack coats feature Italian lining, patent waist bands, taped seams, and reinforced knees. Originally $7.00, special to-day $5.00. Boys' spring coats in Oxford Gray Vienna cloth and Fine Tan Covert Cloth, tailor stitched, valued at $8.00.
List of names and places from Great Falls to Cincinnati
Reading of individuals and towns includes J. Evans Great Falls Mre A L Wort ley Elizabeth Wortley B Wortley Houghton Mich N Evans Jean Evans Great Falls E A Striepel Bel grade H K Hellis Cincinnati J EF Brodley St Louis E E Scharnikow Deer Lodge
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J. Evans
Great Falls
Mre
A. L. Wortley
Elizabeth Wortley
B. Wortley
Houghton, Mich
N. Evans
Jean Evans
E. A. Striepel
Belgrade
H. K. Hellis
Cincinnati
J. EF. Brodley
St. Louie
E £. Scharnikow
Deer Lodge
Fragmentary OCR Notice of General Offices and Addresses
A partial OCR listing shows General Offices with street entries including Van EFillm McMullen and Mendenhall. The fragment includes scattered numbers and a total line with negative values, indicating an incomplete inventory or misread figures.
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Yanigans
Vanigans
Brown
Brookman
Oaselee
Bailey
Cramer Mees
Aactin Uv
van Ells
Lia McMullensheer
Mendenhall
Ceeurackee Brown
Troeh
Hrookman
Minor
Bailey Orees
Derikes
McMuhen
Boare
Nese Draimer
van Efillm
McMullen
Bomre O
Pool Room Loss Over Tanforan Race Upset
A local pool room lost about $3,000 after E. M. Bratton won the second race at Tanforan. The 30 to 1 shot moved to 3 to 1 after a timely tip circulated by wire. Bratton, a son of Leor, was little known yet proved a strong long shot success.
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E. M. Bratton
Tanforan
Bratton
Dow
Leor
Montana
Expense of the Balloon lecture drew large local audience
Captain Dutton spoke on The Expense of the Balloon to a crowded hall led by Grand Chief Templar Passmore. The evening featured a choir from several churches, included many pledge signers, and several pastors spoke before a social meeting at Dewey hall.
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Captain Dutton
Egbert
Lodge of Good Templars
Templar Passmore
Butte
Dewey Hall
Templar Cay
Frank Minnick
The
Christian Church
E. G. Cattermole
Methodist Church
Rev
Letter
Baptist Church
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Mexico
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Nassau
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Auditorium Annex
Palace Hotel
Denver
Glenarm Street
Seventeeth Street
Balt Lake
Second South Street
Salt Lake News Co
Anaconda, Mont
Chicago Inter- Ocean
Carter Harrison
Kitchener
DeWet
Jeneral DeWet
Children’s Sailor Suits
Just
M. J. Connell Company
Mont. Owesley Block
Rice, Fulton & Gold, Proprietors
Tantforan
Dutton
Perance
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