Anaconda Standard publisher details and offices
The Anaconda Standard lists publishers and proprietors, subscription rates, and postal information. It provides main office address in Standard Block Anaconda with telephone numbers and mentions branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls with advertising rates, plus bureau addresses in New York Chicago San Francisco Denver and Salt Lake City.
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Standard Block
Anaconda
Business Office
the Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Chicago
Postoffice
Auditorium Annex
San Franciesco
Palace Hotel
Denver
Glenarm Street
iDenver
Seventeenth Street
Balt Lake
Second South Street
Salt Lake
Salt Lake News Co
Brandard Publishing Company
Anaconda Standard Circulation Lead in Montana
To advertisers, The Anaconda Standard reports a larger paid circulation than all other daily and Sunday Montana newspapers combined, with February figures showing a higher daily average and a strong Sunday reach for the month.
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Anaconda Standard
Ily
Montana
W A Clark claims decisive control of Montana legislature
The article argues that W A Clark dominated Montana's recent legislative session, asserting he could read the body like an expert and that Heinze and MacGinniss had no right to challenge his influence. It notes Clark’s assertions made in Boston and Helena, portraying him as the central force behind the legislature from its creation onward.
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W. A. Clark
Montana
Heinze
Boston
New York
Clark
MacGinniss
Mr. Clark
Mr. Heinze
Helena
DeWet Insanity Analyzed As Boer Leader Genius
History from British sources questions DeWet’s insanity claims based on prisoner statements. The article praises his military genius, noting his innovative cavalry tactics and leadership, while suggesting intense anti English sentiment may reflect possible mental strain. It compares him to Morgan and highlights his resourcefulness and ability to keep troops cohesive.
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DeWet
Dryden
Europe
America
Schwab
Morgan
What a Man Can Earn in a Lifetime
John J. Ingalls discusses whether a man can honestly accumulate a million dollars in a lifetime. He doubts the feasibility for the average person, citing his own modest results, talent, mindset, and the opportunities that arise, noting even the steel trust could enable such wealth for one man.
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Ohn J. Ingalls
Kansan
Great Steel Trust
Charles M
Schwab's pay debated as relative value in enterprise
Press reports put Schwab’s annual earnings around a large sum under a five year contract. Morgan argues the price rests on value produced for the employer, while Ingalls would deem the trust scandalous. The text notes money’s value is relative and cites medieval Europe to show shifting worth.
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Ingalls
Europe
Senator Gibson Seen Through Varied Portraits Across Papers
A playful clipping compares Senator Gibson’s age as depicted by papers in Chicago St Paul Minneapolis Portland and the Oregonian. It notes ranges from 35 to 60 while quoting Holmes on youth’s cheerfulness and hope as age is debated.
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Senator Gibson
Jove
Apollo
Gibson
Chicago
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Portland Oregonian
Oregonian
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Grand Old Li Hung Chang The World’s Grand Old Man
Li Hung Chang is portrayed as a brilliant yet crafty old statesman facing ongoing health challenges. The piece likens him to James G. Blaine of China, noting his iron will and extraordinary vitality amid repeated crises. It asks what the aging premier thinks of people, religions, civilizations, and history in this late life stage.
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Leo XIII
Li Hung Chang
James G. Blaine
China
Lia
Missouri Murder Exhibit Promises Sensational Trial
Mrs Addie Richardson, arraigned in St Joseph on Christmas Eve murder charge of her husband Frank L Richardson a Savannah Mo millionaire merchant. The case highlights alleged skeletons in the Richardson closet as three men were entertained at the home while the husband was away and Goldie Whitehead is named in the scandal.
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Missouri
Jessie Morrison
Addie Richardson
St. Joseph
Frank L. Richardson
Savannah
Richardson
Goldie Whitehead
Mystery of Mrs Richardson in Missouri Murder Case
A store owner named Frank L. Richardson was shot dead as he returned home. His wife Addie L. Richardson was named in a Scotch verdict by the coroner's jury as a possible killer or as someone known to her. Mrs Richardson was released on $20,000 bond as new Missouri law allowed murder in the first degree to be bail able.
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Richardson
Frank L. Richardson
Addie L. Richardson
Record of Bribery Funds In Montana Senate Case
An idle $30,000 fund, largely in $1,000 bills, moved from state treasurer to the general school fund after Montana’s recent session. It surfaced amid W A Clark’s bid for the federal senate, with accusations of buying votes tied to Marcus Daly. Daly testified to opposing bribery and disputing a Clark conspiracy claim. The senate committee found no conspiracy, though the accusation aimed to aid Clark’s campaign. Daly is deceased. the record should stand.
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Montana
W. A. Clark
Mr. Clark
Marcus Daly
Mr. Daly
Clark
Daly
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Senate
No Tornadoes Need Apply
A Montana reminiscence recalls a traveling evangelist’s claim that Anaconda was wicked and fated for destruction by a West Canyon cyclone. The piece notes Montana winds stay blunt and straight, with Livingston and Great Falls enduring powerful gusts while the Middle West blazed with storms.
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Anaconda
Earth
Sodom and
Gomorrah
New Jerusalem
Montana
Great Falls
Middle West
The Man Schwab and the Billion-Dollar Trust
The passage discusses the name Schwab and its harsh sound, then shifts to praise and critique of the man managing a billion-dollar steel trust on a million-dollar salary, noting the contrast between name and leadership. It hints at broader evaluation of his adequacy and methods.
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Steel Trust
Schwab's Rise From Braddock To Steel Chief Engineer
The article notes Schwab earns more than $15 net and is 39. It recalls his 1880 start weighing sugar and sorting potatoes in Braddock Pennsylvania, then driving stakes for Thompson steel works. Within six months he became chief engineer, gained influence with workers during Homestead, and cultivated ties from Carnegie to the errand boy. It also highlights his piano playing and wide social skill.
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Schwab
Braddock
Thompson Steel Works
Carnegie
Steel Trust
Napoleon
Heinze
Third Term Talk Sparks Debate Over McKinley Candidacy
The piece discusses the growing talk of a potential third term for McKinley, with Hanna denying involvement yet acknowledging lingering possibilities. It notes shifts in American politics since two terms became the unwritten law and suggests unseen forces aiming to extend presidential tenure amid broader changes in national traditions.
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Ossip
McKinley
Hanna
Mr. Hanna
Mark Hanna
Grant
Republic
Congress
Green St Patrick's Day phrase contrasts with churchyard fate
A concise comment connects festive green symbolism with mortality, noting that a cheerful St Patrick's Day does not guarantee a peaceful or prosperous end. The statement emphasizes irony in cultural images without detailing specific events or people.
What is civilization asks Seattle Post Intellicencer editorial
A Seattle column questions the meaning of civilization and references one of von Waldersee’s looting expeditions to illustrate the piece. The essay style tone probes moral and societal values and raises questions about civilization’s limits amidst historical events.
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Seattle Post-Intellicencer
von Waldersee
Carnegie Heirs Weigh Pride or Alarm Over Their Legacy
The heirs of Mr. Carnegie face mixed feelings about the family legacy, weighing pride in wealth and status against concern over the public gaze and ongoing responsibilities. Public interest and family stakes loom as debates unfold.
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Mr. Carnegie
Elbridge Hancey Revealed as William Hennessy’s Son
The Chicago American exposes that Elbridge Hancey, Republican mayoral candidate, is the son of William Hennessy and was christened Patrick Elbridge Hennessy. The piece asserts he cannot win against Mr. Dooley and will lack his vote and influence.
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Chicago American
Elbridge Hancey
Chicago
William Hennessy
Patrick Elbridge Hennessy
Hennessy
Dooley
Blackmailers fail to extort $5,000 from Charley Clark
The blackmailers who tried to obtain five thousand dollars from Charley Clark did not secure their payoff and will not enjoy St Patrick's Day with any large cash trimmings.
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Charley Clark
Empire Faces Umpire Before Big Game
The remark hints at diminishing importance of the empire as the umpire takes a central role ahead of the upcoming contest. It suggests a shift in focus from empire to officiating authority during the decisive moment.
Editor Targeted Overzealous Count Comment Noted
A sharp remark about a historical figure suggests a violent fantasy to cripple an editor. The line imagines shooting the editor in both thighs as a punitive measure, reflecting a heated tone without endorsing harm.
Figaro Circulation to Rise by Thousands This Morning
The Figaro will add several thousand copies to its circulation this morning as distribution increases citywide. The move boosts availability of the popular paper for early readers and newsstands.
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Figaro
War Between England and Russia Arrives Promptly
The regular annual war between England and Russia has arrived punctually on time.
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England
Russia
Congress man Marriott Brosius dies after stroke in Lancaster
Lancaster March 16 Congressman Marriott Brosius chairman of the committee on banking and currency died at 8 this morning after a stroke the day before. He was stricken at 5 pm yesterday and never regained consciousness. Survived by a widow and two daughters. Born March 7 1843 in Lancaster County he served in the 97th Pennsylvania, was wounded in 1864, studied law at the University of Michigan and was admitted to the bar in 1868. He was elected to the Fifty-first and subsequent Congresses and received an honorary LL D from Ursinus College. He was a Republican.
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Lancaster
Marriott Brosius
Committee On Banking and Currency
Brosius
Lancaster County
97Th Pennsylvania
University of Michigan
Ffty-first
Ureinus College
Pennsylvania
Ex Senator Carter Visit Sparks Montana City Fear
The passage warns that local businessmen might mistreat ex Senator Carter as horse thieves were once treated in Montana, and that ex Senator Sanders would enjoy showing them how it is done. It also notes the death of Sir Edwin Saunders, the king’s dentist, famed for his influence with the administration.
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Carter
Montana
Sanders
Sir Edwin Saunders
Sir Edwin
Dueloid jesting over Carnegie and Rodays emerge
The fragment references Andrew Carnegie’s generosity and the anticipated outcome of a duel with M. de Rodays. It suggests amusement at the idea of a result that would cause Rodays to slap his thigh in merriment, implying a humorous or ironic tone about wealth and conflict.
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M. de Rodays
Signs of Spring Rise Across Montana State
In Montana many signs of spring appear beyond rustic bock beer. The report notes warming days, blooming flowers, migrating birds, and locals gathering for outdoor activities as residents welcome the season with optimism.
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Montana
Carnegie generosity wins American Book company approval
Mr. Carnegie's generosity also meets unqualified support from the American Book Company, underscoring broad recognition of his philanthropic move.
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Mr. Carnegie
American Book Company
Marksmanship of M. de Rodnays Severely Disappoints Public
The general public receives a strong rebuke as M. de Rodnays' markmanship is deemed grievously disappointing. Citizens react to the notable shortfall in accuracy and control. The piece notes public concern over performance and trust in his abilities.
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M. de Rodnays
Walking delegates bar wage strike for Mr Schwab
The walking delegates request that Mr Schwab not be ordered to strike for higher wages. They urge restraint and emphasize maintaining negotiations without escalation.
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Mr. Schwab
Chicago Election Heat May Force Early Spring Action
Heat in Chicago stirs talk of accelerated political maneuvering and possible early moves in local elections as observers weigh the potential impact on campaigns and turnout.
Editor of Figaro Urges Readers to Subscribe Now
The Figaro editor calls on the public to take advantage of the moment and subscribe, noting the unusual attention currently directed at the publication and urging timely action.
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Figaro
Montana House Green Over Saint Patrick Display
Doubtless Mr. George Gould feels worse than anybody else about it. But it could not have been out of respect to St. Patrick that the Montana house of representatives exhibited so much greenness.
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Mr. George Gould
St. Patrick
Montana
House of Representatives
Carnegie Gifts to Cities Stir Curious Chicago Question
The note recalls Andrew Carnegie's vast philanthropy with New York receiving 5 million and St. Louis 1 million in Mibraries. Chicago quietly asks whether the donor aims to bestow a similar marble heart upon the city, reflecting on metropolitan pride and civic ambition.
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Carnegie
New York
St. Louis
Chicago
Rocks Ahead Warn of Peril for British Ship of State
The statement warns that obstacles facing Britain are real and significant, not deceptive. It underscores looming challenges in governance and national direction, implying potential turbulence for the governing body and its leadership.
Early Robins Fetch Favorable Comment
A brief note highlights an early robin drawing favorable attention in a local natural history report. Researchers or observers describe the bird as active and notable for its early arrival, signaling hopeful signs for the season.
Ex Senator Carter Reflects on River and Harbor Bill
Ex Senator Carter warns Montana to recall it was the river and harbor bill he talked to death not himself. The world and the Lord favor a cheerful five million dollar giver as public figures navigate praise and criticism amid political theater. Mrs Nation’s hatchet gains less ground while Pope Leo comments on Fr Patrick’s day in his old age. Russell B Harrison surprises by avoiding a single bad break in recent days.
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Carter
Montana
Pope Leo
Fr. Patrick
Anaconda Standard Praised for Colorful Sunday Section
Anaconda Mont Standard receives high marks from Ad-Writer Louis Mo, noting the paper ranks among the best in the West with standout color work on Sundays. The review highlights the paper's features and compares favorably to eastern dailies.
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Anaconda
Mont
Louis
Delinquent Chinese Officials Executed at Pekin
The Philadelphia Record reports two Chinese officials were executed at Pekin after demands by the powers. Chih Siu died in a dignified manner while Hsu Cheng Yu, his companion on the scaffold, arrived stupefied by opium. The piece questions civilized powers’ role as public executioners in China.
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Philadelphia
Pekin Yesterterday
Chih Siu
China
Hsu Cheng Yu
China Faces Moral Strife Amidst Political Turmoil
The article notes moral disarray within China, describing a factional rift that is not physical but ethical in nature, affecting leadership and public sentiment. It highlights ideological divides and calls for clarity in governance amid rising internal tensions.
England’s Free Trade Debate Foreshadows Political Upheaval
From the Pittsburg Post the article argues that abandoning free trade would mark a shift from long standing liberal policy and could threaten the current ruling party. It notes free trade previously supplied cheap food to workers and cheap raw materials to manufacturers, underpinning England’s industrial and commercial dominance.
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Pittsburg
England
Ohe
America
Magic Touch of the Looter in Far East Remark
The Savannah News reports a Detroit banquet speech by Rev. Duffield of New York City praising the "magic touch of an American civilization" in the Philippines and hinting at similar methods in China where looting yields fines from natives. The Buffalo Courier notes doubts an anti canteen law will affect enlistments and questions its practical force if not enforced.
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Savannah News
Detroit
Duffield
New York City
Far East
Philippine Islands
China
The
Buffalo Courier
Too Much for Philanthropy in Cuba Policy Claim
The Indianapolis Press argues that Cuba will face difficulty facing philanthropy like the one that moved the United States to war with Spain. It suggests philanthropists find it hard to relinquish what seems a promising venture.
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Indianapolis
Cuba
United States
Spain
Worst Snob of Them All
A Detroit Free Press opinion notes a pervasive American snobbery in social climbing from humble origins, arguing that genuine merit is overshadowed by class pretensions and social ascent. The piece critiques self-made status as a moral measure and lampoons exaggerated elite attitudes.
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Detroit Free Press
Rich Strike Rumor Draws Colorado Senator’s Interest
Senator Wolcott of Colorado is keen on a recent rich strike in Crippie Creek district in the Last Dollar vein yielding 1,000 to 1,500 ounces per ton, described as the district’s richest. The report ties mineral wealth to political figures and local mining hype, with other stray notes on military, aristocratic charity, and inheritances.
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Senator Wolcott
Colorado
Crippie Creek
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