Anaconda Standard Publisher and Office Information
The Anaconda Standard announces its publisher Standard Publishing Company and lists office locations in Anaconda plus branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls. It provides subscription rates and mailing details for daily and Sunday editions and notes foreign postage and newsstand locations in multiple cities.
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Standard Publishing Company, Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda
Europe
The
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Senate Showdown Over Hanna Ship Subsidy Fight
The article notes Republicans in the Senate opposing Senator Hanna on ship subsidy graft with 14 pages of argument. Allison appears torn but remains against the final measure. Democrats McLaurin from South Carolina shifts with Hanna, while Tillman accuses McLaurin, arguing he votes to serve Hanna.
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Senate
Mr. Hanna
Al-isan
Allison
Iowa
Wisconsin
Vermont
Hanna
McLaurin
South Carolina
Tillman
Til Yman
Boers Keep Winning Victories Despite British Claims
The piece argues Kitchener’s weekly Boer casualty totals are inflated and flawed claiming 15 37 Boers accounted for while British estimates counted fewer in service last June. It notes Boer forces continue to win and threaten London despite official figures.
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Lord Methuen
Kitchener
British War Office
War Office
London
Miss Roosevelt Receives Distinct Welcome in Cuba
Miss Alice Roosevelt arrives in Havana with high ceremony as Governor General Wood and staff greet her at the steamer. She tours the Matanzas province, where telegrams urge her to intervene for clemency, though her actions are not disclosed.
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Abdsar
Alice Roosevelt
Cuba
Miss Roosevelt
Havana
Wood
Governor General's
Roy
Matanzas
Matanvas
Alice
Roosevelt Visit Sparks Debate on Democracy and Empire
The piece argues Miss Roosevelt must endure harsh scrutiny to prove her integrity, while criticizing imperialist guidance of the nation. It calls out tensions between republic values and Cuban military rule, warning of drift toward monarchy and seeking a path back to democracy.
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Miss Roosevelt
Cuba
King Edward's Ireland Visit Plans Go-Doubt
The article argues the proposed visit to Ireland should not be announced until intentions are settled. Irish sentiment favors the Boers in South Africa and many leaders oppose the war. A royal tour would need a larger, more decisive gesture to win loyalty amid a fighting mood.
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Edward
Ireland
London
Delarey
South Africa
Victoria
All
Miles Wanted to Go to Philippines War Ends Pace
The article notes General Miles' wish to march on the Philippines to end the war, but authorities oppose. It cites Miles’s success in Puerto Rico and contrasts his leadership with Shafter while stressing that the Philippine conflict may be winding down though officials warn projections have repeatedly misfired.
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Miles
Philippines
Root
Porto Rico
Shafter
Funston
McKinley
Taft
Philippines Warfare Policy and General Miles Opinion
The text discusses the likelihood of prolonged costly warfare in the Philippines with a large American army, noting General Miles’s experience with Indians influenced his belief that long-term conflict could be avoided, a policy that authorities seem to have chosen to pursue.
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Philippines
Miles
Peat bogs in Ireland may yield vast gutta percha wealth
A scientist reports peat from Ireland could be made into artificial gutta percha, a material vital for cable insulation. If proven, an Irish peat industry could create enormous wealth, transform the Emerald Isle, and improve poor conditions under present governance.
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Trish
Isle
Klondike
Ireland
Mulberry Sellers
J Pierpont Morgan
Emerald Isle
A Dainty Tale Of A Gentle Ohio Courtroom Kiss
A small Ohio town yields a court tale in which a judge, moved by humanity, dismisses a case of kissing a woman who did not consent. The judge admits he might have kissed back, so he cannot condemn the defendant, pleasing the plaintiff and spectators alike with a humane verdict against a lady.
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Rom
Solomon
Clancy
Ohio
George Washington
More Lynchers Go Free in Alturas Lynching Case
E 8 Trowbridge and family members walk free after grand jury fails to indict them for participation in the Lookout lynching of Calvin Hall Jim Hall Frank Hall Dan Yantis and Martin Wilson on May 31. They were held since Jan 10 and discharged by Judge Harrington. Eleven suspects remain in jail awaiting grand jury indictment. bail petitions planned for Wednesday.
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Alturas
Cal
Trowbridge
Orrin Trowbridge
Roberts
Harry Roberts
Richard Nichols
J. R. Myers
Claude Marcus
Joe Leventon
Calvin Hall
Jim Hall
Frank Hall
Dan Yantis
Martin Wilson
Lookout
Mary Lorenz
Harrington
Kalispell Lawyer Admitted to State Supreme Court
W. T. MekKeown of Kalispell was admitted to practice by the state supreme court today, as reported in the Helena dispatch.
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The
Standard
Helena
W. T. MekKeown
Kalispell
Supreme Court
Canal Routes and Ruling Powers in South America
The article analyzes Panama Nicaragua and Costa Rica as poor states with undeveloped resources relying on canal routes. It notes public and private interests shaping government leaders wealth and diplomacy, and argues for strategic bargaining to secure the best canal route with presidential bargaining power.
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Philadelphia Freas
Colombia
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Panama Isthmus
Egypt
Ismail Pasha
Napoleon TI
France
India
Hastings
Cavour
Thiers
Gambetta
United States
Panama Canal Company
Washington
Panama
Senate
Spooner
Isthmian Canal
Prince Henry’s Safe Return From U S Trip Aboard Deutschland
Prince Henry praised the U S crowds and his voyage aboard the Deutschland as uneventful and busy. He spoke of fatigue and effort during the trip and said he would like to see more people he met in America.
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Miymouth
England
Wendop. Am
Cherbourg
Hamburg
Prince Henry
Hardy
United States
Prince
Koeper
Stek Aimer
Herr Fox
William
Prince Trenary
von Secondarff
Associated Press
Emperorillian
Cuxhaven
Plymouth
Emperor William
Emperor Wiliam
Admiral von Tirpite
General von Plessin
Berlin
Prince Trenry
New York
Germany
Release From the Asylum for Helena Cigarmaker
The state board authorized Dr. Warren to release Fred Stuermer, a Helena cigarmaker, from the Warm Springs asylum. Relatives in San Francisco promise to take him out of the state and keep him from returning. He had been committed for insane conduct toward Mrs. A. Heberlein and has prior asylum history and letters to the board claiming he is a leper. John Huartsman, hired by Stuermer’s relatives, left San Francisco to convey him to California.
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Standard
Helena
State Board of Commissioners For the Insane
Dr. Warren
Warm Springs
Fred Stuermer
San Francisco
Stuermer
A. Heberlein
East Helena
John Huartsman
Stuermers
California
Fifteen Dollars for an Eye Baffles Prison Board
Prison commissioners received a $15 check from Conley and McTague to give to Thomas Brown a discharged convict who lost a glass eye at the penitentiary. Conley and McTague say Brown broke the eye after buying it for him. Brown has pestered the board from Lewistown and even enlisted Judge Cheadle’s help. The matter, once a joke at the state house, is closed thanks to the donors.
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The
Standard
Helena
State Board of Prison Commissioners
Conley
McTugue
Thomas Brown
McTague
Lewistown
Cheadle
Eye
State House
Bryn Mawr Fire Destroys Denbeigh Hall and Looms Over Fund Drive
The Bryn Mawr college blaze ruined Denbeigh hall, a $19,000 building erected in 1891, with its $50 contents lost. Seventy students resided there and losses are still being tallied. President Miss Thomas notes looting by strangers but says jewel thefts were not extensive. Rockefeller’s $250,000 matching offer may be jeopardized by the disaster.
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Philadelphia
Bryn Mawr College
Denbeigh Hall
Thomas
John D. Rockefeller
Fight on Milk Inspector Law in Helena Suit
George Montgomery sues Helena for 5000 alleging his son contracted typhoid after buying uninspected milk from dealer Dave Littl. He claims the city failed to appoint milk and meat inspectors as required by the recent legislative law. The city may challenge the law's constitutionality.
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Standard
Helena
George Montgomery
George
Dave Littl
Stevenson seeks rehearing in grand larceny case appeal
Helena March 17. Counsel for James Stevenson filed a motion with the state supreme court for a rehearing of his appeal from the district court of Teton county. He was convicted of grand larceny and sentenced to 14 years in the penitentiary. The motion claims errors in the court instructions.
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Standard
Helena
James Stevenson
District Court of
Teton County
Supreme Court
OF INTEREST TO WOMEN A Motherly Moment And Home Decor Trends
An article notes a small girl on a Philadelphia streetcar mimicking maternal care with a doll and handkerchief, then describes porcelain court ladies, fern dishes, bedsides, and spring home accessories. It highlights practical advice for households, from childrearing humor to ventilation, beds, and new decorative styles.
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Philadelphia Press
Evening fashions and confection tips from a late issue
A description of coquettish hair ornaments with gilt chains and pearls, a recipe for delicate walnut cakes, notes on linen trimming and openwork gowns, and fashion trends like black velvet Louis XV coats and velvet gowns for evening wear. The piece highlights sartorial art and seasonal fabrics.
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Louis XV
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