Anaconda Standard Publication and Office Details
The Anaconda Standard lists its publishing and ownership details, pricing for subscriptions, and multiple office locations and distribution points. It notes daily and Sunday editions, branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls, and addresses for Washington and eastern bureaus plus various newsstands.
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Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
The
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Anaconda Standard Circulation Figures Highlight Montana Lead
The Anaconda Standard reports a larger bona fide paid circulation than all other Montana daily newspapers combined for February, with a Sunday average of 11.94. The note emphasizes Sunday circulation as a key metric.
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Anaconda Standard
Maily
Montana
Yesterday's Anaconda Democratic Convention Patienten
The Anaconda democratic convention adopted a platform praising the Madden administration and its city leadership. Madden faced a protest from a delegate accusing him of backing conspirators and ballot stuffing. The committee chair then nominated Kelliher for mayor, with Madden receiving 25 of 60 votes on the first ballot.
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Anaconda
Madden
Kelliher
Keliher
Kitchener offers peace terms to Boers shocks world
The article notes the unexpected liberal terms proposed by Lord Kitchener to the Boers, a shift from earlier British stance. It argues the move may aim to ease Russia tensions, as England risks military overreach in South Africa and would face broader strategic constraints if war with Russia escalated.
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Lord Kitchener
Kitchener
Salisbury
Chamberlain
Britain
Russia
England
South Africa
United States
Boer War strains Britain as Kitchener’s army urged
The Boer War’s devastation threatens Britain’s world power status. Salisbury and Chamberlain seek concessions to ease pressure while Kitchener’s forces are kept ready for other interests. Boers reject terms, signaling ongoing fighting. In Delaware Hanna’s Senate bid falters as Nebraska deadlock looms. Lincoln reports no progress with Republicans, forecasting a finish to the stalemate.
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Britain
Salisbury
Chamberlain
Kitchener
Japan shows wary stance toward Russia war over money
Japan hesitates to wage war against Russia as upper house stalls appropriations. While domestic sentiment tilts toward conflict, the government seems to seek readiness for emergencies or opportunities, fearing Russia’s expansion in Manchuria and China. Japan aims to keep Corea and greater China out of reach, but a single nation’s effort seems unlikely to prevail without Allied support.
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Japan
Russia
China
Eastern Asia
Corea
Manchuria
S Tnsn
Change of Time in War Department Reforms
Secretary of War Root urged rapid army reorganization to replace Philippine volunteers with new troops. A four hour House debate followed a hastily drafted bill. Two months in, enlistments exceed seven thousand, signaling months more to reach thirty five thousand. Rod expresses satisfaction with current enlistment pace.
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Root
Military Committee
House
Philippines
Senate
Capitol
Rod
Enlistments debated as war drags on in Philippines
The piece argues for spreading enlistments over months to avoid mass discharge conflicts and accuses the administration of overstepping constitutional bounds in governing territories. It critiques Root and the president, notes Delawares Addicks in politics, and suggests his defeat ends influence on Senate bids.
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Philippines
Army of the Potomac
Petersburg
Congress
Root
House
Delaware
Addicks
Senate
McKinley Pacific coast trip likely to go ahead
Washington reports plans for the executive junket near completion with a large party expected. Montana will welcome the president and party with open doors as Ohio officials anticipate joining McKinley on the continental swing.
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McKinley
Pacific Coast
Washington
West
White House
Montana
Ohio
McKinney
Heinze War Deepens Copper Mine Strife
The letter depicts Heinze forcing shutdowns at Comanche and Leonard veins while squeezing Boston & Montana and Anaconda. It notes copper output drops from 11 million to 7 million pounds monthly at Anaconda and hints at a looming campaign against Anaconda by the Heinze faction amid inter company battles.
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Comanche
Boston
Anaconda
Amalgamated
Boston & Montana
Rebels Active Near Penama Prompts Tax Protests
Kingston reports renewed rebel activity near Penama as government efforts to keep rebels out of the city intensify. High war taxes spark protests by local businessmen who were arrested for rebel sympathy. Prison terms and fines await those unable to pay as Para passengers note ongoing revolution. Liberals await reinforcements from Costa Rican supporters.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Para
Co'on
Penama
Colon
Panama
Cavalry units sail for Manila from port
The transport Hancoeck departed today for Manila carrying seven officers and 427 men of the Sixth Cavalry, seven officers and 360 men of the Seventh Cavalry, 12 hospital corpsmen, four surgeons, two army officers unattached, and 20 civilian passengers.
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San Francisco
Hancoeck
Manila
Sixth Cavalry
Seventh Cavalry
Hicks Beach Questioned on U.S. Steel Formation
In the House of Commons Sir Michael Hicks Beach, the chancellor of the exchequer, was asked whether, in view of the formation of the United States Steel Corporation, government policy would be affected and what steps might follow. The question reflected concern over financial and industrial implications for Britain.
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London
House of Commons
Michael Hicks- Beach
United States Steel Corpora
Germany to weighing steel import duty plans
The chancellor indicated he would consider a substantial import duty on foreign steel in response to the threatened German duties on steel. He said the inquiries should wait for the budget presentation before any proposals are made.
Russian Troops Mobilize as Riots Aid Protests
St Petersburg March 23 a ministerial council met under the czar to discuss riots and looming demonstrations by students and workers. Troops and police massed in the city while 40 000 people milled on Nevsky Prospekt. Higher eduations institutions remained idle as some officials resign over riot tactics amid censorship notes.
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St. Petersburg
Sarskoe-Seloy
Kazan
Nevsky Prospekt
Cossack Guard
Prince Viazminsky
Imperial Council
Kheurkoff
Odessa
Kieff
Bobritzsky
Clash in St Petersburg Leaves Bloodshed and Arrests
A Sunday clash between the military and factory hands in St. Petersburg left much bloodshed and numerous arrests, as reported by the Daily Mail dispatch from London dated March 4.
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London
Daily Mail
St. Petersburg
Hill After Another Road in Great Falls Rumor
Special Dispatch reports Great Falls rumors that the Great Northern Railway has nearly purchased the Great Falls and Canada Railway from Great Falls to Lethbridge. The move aims to contest Canadian Pacific influence by entering Canadian territory, potentially converting the line to standard gauge this year. Officials deny knowledge beyond unofficial reports.
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Great Northern Railway
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Canadian Pacific Railway
Royalty Arrives in Malta Duke and Duchess Visit Palace
The Ophir arrived bearing the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York for a world tour. Malta’s harbor ships fired salutes as torpedo boats met the liner. Crowds filled Valetta’s terraces while streets and balconies wore flags and bunting. Guards and bluejackets lined the route to Porto Reale and the royal palace.
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Malta
Ophir
Duke and Duchess of Cornwall
York
Valetta
St. Anglo
Porto Reale
Outbreak Of Turkish Massacre Reported In Macedonia
Constantinople reports private advices from Macedonia say Turks killed three Bulgarian families in the village of Aghamahalen near Seres, northeast of Salonica. Details are scarce and the news causes great sensation. A nearby village with Mussulman and Bulgarian residents is said to have been burned.
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Constantinople
Macedonia
Aghamahalen
Seres
Salonica
Monastir
Fire destroys New Orleans dry goods store
A blaze in New Orleans gutted the B. Fellman & Co. dry goods store in the dry goods district, causing an estimated loss of 130000 dollars. The March 25 incident is reported as a heavy commercial loss with extensive damage and disruption to the area.
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New Orleans
B. Fellman & Co
Work of the Convention Continues with Nominations
The report details multiple ballots for police magistrate with Peters and Dwyer figures, Walsh chosen after Mahoney withdraws. Ward delegates caucus, aldermen and city central committee names are presented with no opposition. Tom Collins later elected committeeman at large and chairman.
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Peter McGuire
John J. Walsh
EB. J. Nadeau
Thomas Maroney
Thomas Dillon
T. D. Fitzgerald
Ik. W. Peckover
Frank Kennedy
Walsh
Mahoney
Ri Sok
Perronoy
Fitzgerald
Aronmouy
John T. Twohy
W. M. Kelly
Charles Flood
William Morley
Steve Howarth
Henry McManus
City Central Committee
Thomas Lynch
Hugh Daly
Frank Doyle
Fat McGee
Dennis O'Leary
J. T. Casey
Tom Collins
J. H. Duffy
Central Committee
Captain Kelly Declines Alderman Nomination in Ward Two
Capt. W. M. Kelly, the present Second Ward alderman, announced last night that he will not accept the nomination for the aldermanic seat. He declines to run and finished his bid for office.
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W. MM. Kelly
W. M. Kelly
Third Party Ticket Convention Date Changes
The third party mass convention to select nominees for city offices has been moved from tonight to tomorrow night. A notice in this issue invites the convention for Wednesday night at City Hall. Originates from a socialist meeting, though others helped organize.
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City Hall
C.ty
Toomorrow
Hanna Opposed To Direct Election Of Senators
New York March 25 The Times reports United States Senator Hanna opposes direct popular election of senators while acknowledging potential constitutional amendments may be driven by legislative deadlocks. He cites Nebraska and Delaware as examples and denies press claims of backing Addicks in Delaware. He notes Nebraska voting issues and hopes for a breakthrough this week to end the deadlock.
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New York
the Times
United States
Hanna
Nebraska
Delaware
United States Senate
National Committee
Phadelphia
Addicks
Bozeman Republicans Pick City Ticket at Convention
Bozeman March 2 Republicans held their city convention and nominated P. T. Morris for mayor George H Willson for treasurer W Y Smith for police magistrate for aldermen A H Morton J H Wella Thomas H Rea and Peter Koch as candidates.
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Bozeman
P. T. Morris
George H. Willson
W. Y. Smith
A. H. Morton
J. H. Wella
Thomas H. Rea
Peter Koch
Higher Taxes in Lloyd’s South Africa Talks
Liverpool March 25 The Daily Post reports the failure of peace negotiations in South Africa leads Chancellor of the Exchequer Sir Michael Hicks Beach to weigh dropping a proposed shilling registration duty on corn in favor of a two shillings direct duty.
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Liverpool
The
Daily Post
South Africa
Michael Hicks-Beach
Bank Robbery Reported in Columbus
A telegraph message from Somerset Perry county says six men rode into Columbus at 2 a.m. and blew open the local bank safe, securing 1500 dollars in cash and a large amount in bonds before escaping.
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Columbus
Ohio
Somerset
Perry County
Boers Suffer Heavy Loss at Lichtenburg Siege
From Cape Town dated March 25 reports that Boer forces suffered heavy casualties during a failed assault on the garrison at Lichtenburg last week. More than 70 burghers were said to have been shot at a single spot among wire entanglements.
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Cape Town
Lichtenburg
Connell Store Bargains on Spring Skirts and Boys Suits
Attractive Tuesday bargains feature imported all wool vicuna cloth walking skirts in brown blue oxford and black with five gores and stitched bands. Regularly 1.50 now 1.20 plus a free regulation ball and bat with purchases of 2.50 or more. Also superb knee pants suits in mixtures and checks, regularly 5.00 now 3.75.
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