Anaconda Standard publication notice and office list
The Anaconda Standard provides subscription rates and delivery options, office addresses, and branch locations. It lists main office in Standard Block Anaconda and offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls with advertising rates, plus eastern and other city newsstands and contact details.
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Standard Block
Anaconda
The
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Anaconda Standard Ad Claims Largest Montana Circulation
The advertisement notes The Anaconda Standard has a larger bona fide paid circulation than all other Montana newspapers combined. It cites a Sunday average for February of 11,954 readers.
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Anaconda Standard
Fey
Montana
Filipino rebel Dios surrenders in Manila amid peace talk
General Marion de Dios, Aguinaldo’s supposed top lieutenant, plus four officers and fifty-seven men, capitulate to General MacArthur. The surrender signals a lull in the rebellion as observers warn against trusting reported statements and reflect on McKinley’s citizenship policy for Filipinos.
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Philippines
Marion de Dios
Aguinaldo
MacArthur
Manila
Dios
United States
General Dios
Guam
McKinley
Imminent New Coal Strike Tests Miners Demands
A new anthracite coal strike looms as miners press for a union recognition and further concessions. The last autumn agreement expires in April and political pressure from McKinley era Republican leaders may not influence this round as summer minutes near with lower coal demand.
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Mark Hanna
McKinley
Bitter Coal Strike Looms Over Summer
The article discusses potential mine labor strife as workers push for union recognition while operators resist. It notes many companies could withstand a shutdown for some time and raise coal prices, while workers face what could be a long, painful battle starting next month. The outcome depends on whether workers risk sacrifice for union gains.
Patten Disputes Hadley On Trust Power And Monarchy
Professor Patten of the University of Pennsylvania challenges President Hadley of Yale, denying danger of an American monarchy and arguing trusts are not inherently harmful. He claims trusts can be beneficial and natural outcomes of economic change, trusting human nature despite power concentration. The piece notes Patten’s optimistic stance may not gain wide acceptance soon.
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Hadley
Yale
Patten
University of Pennsylvania
Girls at San Francisco High Organize Anti Flirtation Society
Five members reported in San Francisco as organizing a Girls’ High School anti flirting group. Members pledge to warn peers who flirt and to reclaim any pin belonging to G H S supporters. Commentators question feasibility and note potential clashes over definitions of flirting.
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San Francisco
The Macedonian Cry Reawakens in Europe Turmoil
Reports from the Balkans describe renewed massacres in Macedonia as Turkish forces strike at Christian communities. Families flee burning dwellings while guards seal exits, with hundreds reported killed and villages razed, prompting renewed calls for intervention.
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Europe
Macedonia
Armenia
European indifference over Turkish massacres exposed
The piece argues Christian Europe will offer only regrets and resolutions while the Sultan tolerates massacres of Christians. It contrasts US action in Cuba with Europe's inaction and predicts continued oppression unless Macedonians abandon their faith or face widespread suffering.
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Europe
United States
Cuba
Turkey
Spain
General Harrison Burial on St Patrick’s Day
General Harrison was buried on St Patrick's Day and the nation will keep his grave green with loving and watchful care.
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Harrison
St. Patrick's Day
Editor mocks Paris Figaro editor as a thirty third degree lobster
The Arizona Kicker editor ridicules the Paris Figaro editor as a thirty third degree lobster and questions whether the closure rule has truly affected winter.
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Arizona Kicker
Paris Figaro
Brutus’ Eulogy Quoted In Boston Interview
Mr. W. A. Clark interview agent Mr. F. Aug. Heinze recalls Brutus’ eulogy of Caesar. He quotes the line praising Caesar’s qualities while condemning ambition and claiming Brutus slew him. The remark frames Caesar’s character and the motive attributed to Brutus in a historic context.
Beatrice Marraden Breaks Leg While Writing
Beatrice Marraden author of Ships That Pass in the Night suffers a broken leg and plans to rest and knit healing time. She will focus on recovery and letting other concerns pass during convalescence.
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Beatrice Marraden
Beatrice
Clark and Young Man Exchange Barbed Portraits
The remark contrasts a famed elder statesman with a young man of promise, praising performance and execution. It frames a debate over legacy and capability in political or public life and hints at rivalries shaping past and present leadership.
Senator Gibson birthplace dispute sparks confusion
The Ohio press questions a statement claiming Senator Gibson was born in Maine, highlighting confusion over his birthplace and background.
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Ohio
Senator Gibson
Maine
Ex-President Harrison Critiques Kingdom Rulers
An anti-imperialist former president criticizes the ruling administration in the heavenly realm, noting its power to stifle dissent and manage criticism.
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Harrison
Kingdom of Heaven
Millionaires urged to follow Carnegie's lead
The article notes that other wealthy individuals across the country are notably slow to imitate Mr. Carnegie's example.
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Mr. Carnegie
Boni de Castellane Receives Congratulatory Telegrams
Count Boni de Castellane is receiving telegrams from the Duke of Manchester congratulating him on his vindication. The messages reflect public relief and high society interest in the prolonged dispute's outcome.
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Count Boni de Castellane
Duke of Manchester
St. Patrick’s Day Fire Threat at St. Peter’s Hospital
A fragment notes St. Peter’s hospital avoided a burn incident on St. Patrick’s day. No injuries reported and officials say the facility prevented potential damage during the holiday event.
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St. Peter's Hospital
St. Patrick's Day
Chicago Press Sees Revival and Election as Salvation
Chicago faces a simultaneous big religious revival and municipal election as it seeks redemption through renewed faith and local governance. The convergence signals a pivotal moment for the city’s public life and cultural rhetoric.
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Chicago
Mr Car Newle's Rise From Businessman to Literary Figure
For a mere business man, Mr Car Newle is achieving extraordinary fame in the world of literature. His transition from commerce to authorship draws attention from readers and critics alike as he fosters a new blend of pragmatic insight with creative writing.
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Mr. Carnewle
Absalom Described as Promising Youth Snatched Bald Headed
The passage portrays Absalom as a young man of notable promise and ability who was suddenly taken away. It notes his bald headed appearance as a distinctive detail in the incident.
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Absalom
Gentlemen Seek Clean Spring Campaign in Back Yards
Anxious readers urged to begin with yard cleaning as a first step toward a fresh spring political effort. The note emphasizes practical upkeep and readiness ahead of campaigns.
Early Bird Catches Grip Instead of Worm Phrase
A compact proverb notes that rushing early can lead to unexpected outcomes as the speaker reframes the common saying about catching the worm. The line suggests caution in valuing speed over preparedness.
Hospital Fire At Helena Draws Carnegie Attention
If Mr. Carnegie accepts in the spirit intended, note that a Helena hospital has just burned. The remark suggests concern over the disaster and possible philanthropy.
Count Boni de Castellane Linked to Rodays Credit for Notoriety
The text notes Count Boni de Castellane owes M. de Rodays for a fresh invoice of notoriety, framing the debt as a social or reputational obligation within a web of affairs and public recognition.
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Count Boni de Castellane
M. de Rodays
Thankless Youth Thwarts Promising Talent
A gifted young man, once full of promise and skill, faces ingratitude and disappointment as his efforts go unrecognized. The piece traces the sharp sting of ingratitude on a rising talent and the personal cost of unvalued work.
If you don't register you can't vote proverb
The saying warns that without registration participation is impossible. It emphasizes civic duty and the consequence of failing to enroll in elections.
Yale President Hadley Sparks Drifting Controversy
President Hadley of Yale begins a strenuous debate over the university's direction and where it is headed as public concern rises about academic and institutional drift.
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Hadley
Yale
No Young Man Mistakes Clark For A Bigger Man
A terse editorial line contrasts a rising youth with the veteran Clark, cautioning that youthful swagger should not outsize the stature of the elder. The remark hints at generational tensions within the community.
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Old Clark
Niagara Falls Shines At Night With Falls-Powered Light
Travelers can view Niagara Falls at night illuminated by electricity generated by the falls themselves. The spectacle promises a reliable lightscape barring any machinery failures, offering a striking display of cascading water and glow.
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Niagara Falls
Troop H Sixth Cavalry Ordered to Philippines
Troop H of the Sixth Cavalry stationed at Boise Idaho received orders to go to San Francisco at once en route to the Philippines. Lieutenant Ryan commands the troop and expects to depart Boise around Thursday. It is believed the entire regiment will be brought together in the Philippines.
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Boise
Idaho
Sixth Cavalry
Boise Barracks
San Francisco
Philippines
Ryan
General DeWet's Commando Broken Up at Bene Kal
General DeWet's commando has been broken up at Bene Kal near the Orange River colony after action at Capetown dated March 17. The dispersion ends a phase of the force's operations in the region.
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Capetown
DeWet
Benekal
Orange River Colony
Evangelist Oliver Sermon On The Twentieth Century Woman
Evangelist Oliver spoke at Mountain View church to a women audience on the ideal woman. He praised mothers as church pillars and urged practical home religion and plain talk with children, condemning pretended modesty and urging purity and sensible marriage choices. He warned against unworthy men and risky amusements, promising further remarks on worldly amusements tonight.
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Vienna man arrested for murder by poison in will plot
The Vienna correspondent reports Albert Vogt was arrested at Gale Manufacturing in Vienna on a murder by poison charge. He allegedly induced Laubin to make a will leaving Vogt $42,000 and cremated Laubin's body. Laubin, a Russian Jew, died last April amid details of his life as a miser and drinker.
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London
Vienna
Daily Express
Albert Vogt
Gale Manufacturing Company
American Machine Makers
Laubin
Vogt
New York
Atlantic
Two Shamrocks to Be Tuned for Cup Trials
Glasgow reports yacht designer Fife negotiating with Sir Thomas Lipton to modify the Shamrocks for speed. Lipton plans restoring the former challenger to its cup sailing trim to ensure a reliable speed comparison with the Columbia. Shamrock I refitting by Scott and Cox of Greenock continues as spars are removed, with both Shamrocks set to sail to America for a month of tuning before the cup races.
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Fife
Thomas Lipton
Sir Thomas
Messrs. Scott and Cox
Greenock
America
Rodays Wounded in Duel Remains Slightly Feverish
Paris March 14 The condition of M de Rodays wounded in the thigh Saturday in a duel with Count Boni de Castellane remains slightly feverish with no special anxiety.
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Paris
M. de Rodays
Boni de Castellane
Frank Corbett Honored Speaker Remembered In Montana
Hon T M Swindlehurst traveled from Livingston to attend Frank Corbett’s funeral in Helena. Swindlehurst praised Corbett as good as gold, patient, fair in debate, and charming in manner, noting his wit and the rolling of the clerk will call the roll as his last, cherished memory.
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T. M. Swindlehurst
Butte
Livingston
Park County
Frank Corbett
Montana
Swindlehurst
Mr. Corbett
Corbett
Silver Bow
Standard
Courtescus
Helena
Sally
Italian Cruiser Fights Pirates Off Taichou Coast
A Tacoma dispatch reports an Italian cruiser engaged a large junk loaded with 40 pirates near Taichou, Chekiang. The fight killed and wounded part of the pirates and left 11 alive as the cruiser towed the junk to Ningpo where five pirates were delivered for punishment. Seven pirates were executed the next day with others to be beheaded later.
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Minn
Times
Tacoma
Wash
Mail Oriental
Taichou
Chekiang
Ningpo
Fire destroys block in Armourdale district Kansas City
Fire in Armourdale Kansas City destroyed eight small dwellings a livery stable and contents including six horses. Two blazes started simultaneously at Fifth and Kansas and at Sixth and Kansas causing total loss estimated at $50 000 with cause under investigation.
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Fifth
Sxth
Kansas and
Scott Avenues
Armourdale
Kan
Fifth and
Kansas Avenue
Sixth and
Seven Die In Quebec Stove Explosion Fire
Seven people were burned to death in Cascade Quebec last night after a coal oil stove exploded in the home of John Gauthier of Gauthier and Miller merchants. The tragedy occurred in Campbelton New Brunswick with casualties reported from the blaze.
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N. B
Cascade
Quebec
John Gauthier
Gauthier & Miller
Rich gold strike reported in Gleason district
A Gleason district report from El Paso Texas on March 17 describes a claimed rich gold strike exciting local residents and guiding expectations for mining prospects in the area.
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el Paso
Tex
Gleason District
Anglo Canadian Cable Project Highlighted by Mullock
The Daily Mail publishes an interview with William Mullock the Canadian postmaster general about a direct exclusive cable between England and Canada at half current rates. Mullock says the plan aims to develop Anglo Canadian communications.
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The
Daily Mail
William Mullock
England
Canada
Mullock
Canadian Exports Hit By High American Tariff
A remark notes that the high American tariff nearly blocks profitable trade with the United States for Canadian exports, limiting commerce and harming cross border shipments.
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Merce and
United States
Mortuary Record Henry D Van Wyck Dies in Norfolk
Henry D. Van Wyck of Norfolk Virginia died of pneumonia at the Atlantic hotel on March 17. He owned Van Wyck's Academy of Music, one of the South's finest theaters, leaving an estate valued around half a million. Col H DuBois Van Wyck, born and educated in Fishkill New York, had a life spread across Kalamazoo Eureka Portland Idaho California and Oregon, with stage routes and express service before aligning with Gordon to acquire land in Virginia. His wife died in 18% in California.
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Henry D. van Wyck
Atlantic
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Academy of Music
South
Col. H. DuBois van Wyck
Fishkill
N. Y
Kalamazoo
Mich
California
Eureka
Portland
Ore
Idaho
Red Bluff
Cal
George P. Gordon
Gordon Printing Press
Virginia
Gordon
Pioneer freighter John Briant dies at 77 in Kansas City
John Briant a noted pre railroad freighter died in Kansas City at 77. He crossed the plains many times to Fort Union Las Vegas Santa Fe Salt Lake and Chihuahua with trips to California. General Grant rode with him on one expedition. Briant helped ship New York wool bought by Philip Armour, aiding Armour’s early capital.
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John Briant
Plains
Old Fort Union
N. M
Las Vegas
Santa Fe
Salt Lake
Chihuahua
California
Grant
New York
Philip D. Armour
Briant
Armour
Elijah Kellogg Dies at 87 in Harpswell Maine
Elijah Kellogg author and preacher famed for books for boys and Spartacus to the Gladiators died at his home in Harpswell Me in his 87th year after a period of bronchial pneumonia. He gained wide schoolboy readership for his popular works.
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Harpswell
Elijah Kellogg
Patrick Donahue Dies Publisher of the Pilot
Patrick Donahue of Boston publisher of the Pilot died this Monday morning aged years.
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Patrick Donahue
Boston
The
Pilot
The New Irish Question Draws Attention in London
From the Queen in London on March 17, reports note a new Irish issue gaining focus among officials and public figures, signaling shifting relations and policy discussions at the imperial center.
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Queen Alexandra sends shamrocks to guards regiment
On returning from church the guards regiment at Chelsea found an orderly with Marlborough House boxes of shamrocks and a note in Queen Alexandra's handwriting asking the colonel to distribute the emblems to the men on parade.
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Chelsea
Marlborough House
Queen Alexandra
Mob Kills Black Man in Lyonville Incident Near Courthouse
In Lyonville Lake County last night Ike Fitzgerald a Black man was fatally harmed by a mob tied to a tree near the courthouse. He had faced a charge related to an alleged incident with Miss Mina Davenport a 19 year old white girl and a trial jury had reported they could not agree and were discharged.
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Nashville
Trenn
Lyonville
Lake County
Ike Fitzgerald
Mina Davenport
Miscreants damage Spokane high school flag display
Miscreants broke into the Spokane high school last night. They pulled down the American flag at half mast for ex President Harrison and replaced it with green bunting. The outlet was nailed to the staff delaying the reappearance of the stars and stripes for several hours.
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Spokane
Harrison
Prohibition ticket with all women for Denver offices
The Denver prohibitionists nominate a complete women slate for city offices in the April 2 election. Mrs. A. A. Hawley, president of the State Woman's Christian Temperance Union, is their candidate for mayor.
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Denver
Colo
A. A. Hawley
State Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Revolutionists on Trial in Turkish Provinces
Official dispatch states that the trial of 19 Bulgarians began March 11 at Salonica. They are charged with belonging to the revolutionary committee at Sofia and fomenting disorder in Salonica Monastir and Kosovo.
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Constantinople
Salonica
Revolutionary Committee
Sofia
Monastir
Kossovo
Crisis at Seoul Echoes of Finance Minister Arrest
A crisis at Seoul deepens after the acting minister of finance was arrested for allegedly plotting to murder several imperial household women. The situation also affects Yokohama with similar tensions.
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Yokohama
Seoul
Korea
Philadelphia Returns From South American Cruise To Valparaiso
The cruiser Philadelphia has returned to San Diego from a South American voyage stopping at Valparaiso. The battleship Iowa is expected to sail to Puget Sound on Tuesday to enter dry dock at Bremerton.
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San Diego
Cal
Philadelphia
South American
Valparaiso
Iowa
Puget Sound
Bremerton
Andrew Carnegie Offers 50 000 for Kewanee Library
Kewanee Illinois reports Andrew Carnegie offers 50 000 dollars for a library building and provides a site and 5 000 dollars annually for maintenance. The proposal specifies the site to be furnished and maintenance guaranteed.
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Kewanee
Andrew Carnegie
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