STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY NOTICE AND OFFICE LOCATIONS
Public notice listing publishing company details including pricing for subscriptions and mailing terms. Mentions offices at 10 Nassau Street and 87 Washington Street in New York with Morton in charge and postal terms for United States Canada and Mexico.
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Standard Publishing Company Publishers and Proprietors
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Morton
Local race notes list city posts and ward references
Vague OCR fragment records names for Mayor William H. Davey City Treasurer Marco J. Medin and Police Magistrate Thomas Boyle with ward mentions Sixth Seventh and Eighth wards.
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Marco J. Medin
Inter Mountain blames for lack of gambling issue in Butte politics
The Inter Mountain criticizes the Butte Republican platform for avoiding gambling content while supporting Davey for mayor Medin for treasurer and Boyle for police magistrate. The piece argues the paper misreads its party stance, notes gambling laws resulted from a Democratic legislature, and asserts no gambling issue exists in the Republicans' platform.
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Inter Mountain
Butte Democrats
Davey
Medin
Boyle
Butte
Granite Street
Hull Brings Name to Everyday Political Language
A few days ago Iowa Congressman A Hull was little known beyond his district. His rise to prominence on the House floor has made his name a new word in American political literature, ensuring his memory may endure for some time.
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A Hull
Iowa
Hull
House of Representatives
Mr. Hull
Hullism and the Philippine policy debate in Congress
The piece criticizes Representative Hull for voting on a Philippine measure while admitting a personal financial stake in a related venture. It denounces the practice as mercenary and links it to preserving a president favorable to Hull. The term Hullism enters political lexicon alongside buncombe.
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McKinley
Philippines
Hull
Islands
MacKinley
Saloon Keeper Flaherty Attacks Jeffries in Public Brawl
Chicago dispatch recounts Jack Flaherty storming James J. Jeffries after trouncing Sharkey in a prior match. The altercation ends with police intervention as Flaherty endures severe, comic injuries and questions of his health and reputation emerge.
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Chicago
Jack Flaherty
James J. Jeffries
Sharkey
Jeffries
Flaherty
Mr. Sharkey
Mr. Flaherty
Mr. Jeffries
Academy of Music
German press warns of British navy after canal treaty defeat
The Kreuz Zeitung, a German paper, rails at the United States Senate for rejecting the Hay Pauncefote treaty. It claims Britain would gain use of any canal and questions America’s obligations. It asserts England’s supposed claim and mocks fears of a Nicaragua canal rendering a Panama route useless. The piece highlights Berlin’s view on Anglo American rivalry and naval power.
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Kreuz Zeitung
Senate
Berlin
England
United States Senate
Panama
Nicaragua
Amer
Canal route debate and future U S naval stance
The article discusses the Nicaragua route as preferable to Panama for a canal, denying English navy interference and suggesting United States would build if war. It also reflects on global figures and events, noting leaders like Carnegie and McKinley, and frames the canal as a business issue amid international tension.
Farce in the House and naval budget clash in Britain
Irish members shouted against the war in South Africa as the army pay vote passed 157 to 48 after closure. Lord Lansdowne's statement prompted confusion between Lords and Commons, with plans to connect the houses by telephonic link. In naval estimates, William Allen urged replacing Belleville boilers in 60 warships, warning against sending the royal yacht to sea with condemned boilers. Meantime in Pittsburg iron prices jumped, with 5,000 tons sold at 16.50 dollars per hundredweight, signaling wider price shifts since 1899.
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Irivd
South Africa
Broderick
Balfour
Mr. Balfour
Lord Cranborne
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House of Lords
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George Hamilton
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India
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Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Lord Lansdowne
Patrick O'Brien
William Allen
Admiralty
National Treasury
Allen
Pittsburg
Valley
Carnegie Company
Kentucky Becomes Flagship for Rear Admiral Kempff
The battleship Kentucky, recently arriving at Ca vite from the United States, is assigned by the navy to be the flagship of Rear Admiral Kempff replacing the Newark which is ordered home for repairs at the New York navy yard.
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Washington
Kentucky
Cavite
United States
Navy Department
Kempff
Newark
New York Navy Yard
Democratic caucuses to nominate city delegates in six wards
City residents attend six ward caucuses at 8 pm to nominate delegates for next Monday's Democratic city convention. Nominees chosen will be voted on at the primaries tomorrow evening. City Clerk Joe Peters entered the treasurer race yesterday amid a lively field of candidates.
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Joe Peters
Notable Names Courted Across Hotels and Cities
A list of individuals aligned with hotels and firms in cities including St. Paul Minneapolis Butte San Francisco Portage Ann Arbor Kansas City and Thomas R E Berry and Daniel McDonald among others appears to map out a network of figures linked to hospitality and business ventures across multiple states. The fragmentary text references destinations and personnel such as J C Dawkins McGill Hennessy Irving Hronson Diehl Loughlin Babcock Mallard Cooney and Berry.
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Montana
J. C. Dawkins
St. Paul
T. J. McGill
Minneapolis
D. J. Hennessy
Butte
C. Irving
San Francisco
BE. Hronson
Portage
J. Diehl
Ann Arbor
H. R. Loughlin
H H. Babcock
R. T. Mallard
Kansas City
F. H. Cooney
Thomas R. E. Berry
Daniel McDonald
Rutte
School Board Meets to Approve Payroll and Election Plans
A school board meeting is called for this evening to approve the monthly payroll set closing time for schools and organize the April 6 school election. Two trustees will be elected to succeed Trustees Twohy and Stephens.
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Twohy and Stephens
To Florida Without Changing Carp
Leave Chicago Union Station at 12 noon Tuesdays or Fridays on the Chicago and Florida Special. Travel via Pennsylvania Short Lines through Cincinnati Atlanta Macon to Jacksonville and St. Augustine arriving 8:30 p.m. next evening. H R Dering A G P Agt Chicago will book the trip on application.
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Florida
Pennsylvania
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Macon
Jacksonville
St. Augustine
H. R. Dering
A. G. P. Agt
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