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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1902
Page
6
Postage Rates and Office Locations for The Standard
The notice lists postage rates for editions from one to forty eight pages and double rates for Europe. It includes main office contact in Anaconda and branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls with advertising rates, plus eastern and west coast newsstand locations and address for correspondence to The Standard Publishing Company.
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The
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Rhodes wealth to fund imperial education plan debated
A London newspaper claims Cecil Rhodes may dedicate most of his estate to advancing an imperial education program. The piece notes Rhodes’s socialist leanings and opposition to entailing wealth to successors, suggesting possible endowments in Cape Colony or British universities.
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London
Cecil Rhodes
Rhodes
Cape Colony
England
Mr. Rhodes
They're After Miles in Washington Scorn of General Miles Grows
The passage recounts Washington officials accusing General Miles of seeking the presidency for years, lobbying in Congress, and vocally opposing presidents to boost his own fortunes. It parallels early Roosevelt era criticism and notes a pattern of bureaucratic backlash against outspoken leaders.
Political battle over Miles career in wartime notes
The passage argues a political faction opposes General Miles, aiming to undermine him while backing Roosevelt. It claims the group would force Miles to support a plank, contrasting their past preference for Shafter over Miles during wartime.
Campaign Outlook Brightens For Butte Anaconda Elections
Registration for spring elections closed as campaigns begin in Butte and Anaconda. Voters are urged to back the Democratic administration led by Mayor Davey, with party activists emphasizing solid governance and the need to avoid obstructionist council blocs. The Democratic convention backs active measures to improve municipal rule pending legislative approval.
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Butte
Anaconda
Davey
Arkansas Primaries Set for Jones Senate Bid
The Arkansas primaries decide whether Senator James K. Jones secures a fourth term as his March expiration looms. The race highlights Jones long public service and renews debate over the Democratic leadership and Jones's rivals within the national committee for Arkansas.
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Arkansas
James K. Jones
Senator Jones
Montana
National Democratic Committee
Bryan
Cleveland
Jones
House of Representatives
Senate
National Democratic Committee For
Lee for Minister to Cuba in Roosevelt's Recommendation
The president urged Fitzhugh Lee for envoy to Cuba with the post paying ten thousand dollars annually. Lee, known for his prior service as U S consul general in Cuba, would be a trusted choice to represent the United States and rise above party considerations in the new republic.
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Roosevelt
Fitzhugh Lee
New Republic of Cuba
Congress
General Lee
United States
Cuba
General Lee as Cuba envoy faces partisan questions
The text argues General Lee, skilled from West Point and Civil War service, should represent the United States in Cuba after the war. It notes his Cuban knowledge and wartime service, but questions whether President Roosevelt will set partisanship aside for the appointment.
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Sular
Cuba
Spain
Lee
McKinley
West Point
Funston
Republic of Cuba
United States
Roosevelt
Late in the Day on Denmark Sale Inquiry
The piece alleges Captain Christmas secretly aided negotiations to sell West India islands to the United States and hints at his delayed revelation of corrupt dealings. It notes a Copenhagen secret report filed before the Senate ratified the purchase and questions why Washington was not informed. The writer accuses Christmas of late righteous indignation and possible envy of others’ loot.
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Christmas
Denmark
West India Isles
United States
Richardson
House of Representatives
Captain Christmas
Copenhagen
United States Senate
Washington
Department of State
Hay
Durability of sky scraper construction questioned
The Philadelphia Times notes that ordinary light construction lacks testing and cites Chicago engineers warning about corroding metal frames. It argues a major city disaster could prompt data gathering, criticizing the habit of delaying preventive action.
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Philadelphia Times
Chicago
Tantalus Club Named for Hopes of First-Term Publicans
The Indianapolis Journal notes a Washington club called the Tantalus club formed by Publican members serving their first term in Congress. The name signifies tantalized hopes that are never realized.
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Indianapolis Journal
Washington
Tantalus Club
Congress
Our Promises to Cuba From the Chicago Inter Ocean
A New York businessman argues that the United States will ensure a thriving market for Cuban sugar and tobacco, urging Cubans to abandon politics and rely on American guidance. He notes long-standing advice given by American officials and press to let Cuba work for its future.
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Chicago Inter Ocean
United States
New York
Cuba
New Yorker
Senator Mason Protests Lobbying Ban To Roosevelt
The New York Mail and Express reports Senator Mason voiced a long protest to President Roosevelt over the order forbidding lobbying and log rolling by federal employees. The president replied with a dismissive "Pshaw" as Mr. Bryan gave curt reactions to David B. Hill with "Ugh" during the exchanges.
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New York Mail and Express
Mason
Roosevelt
Bryan
David B. Hill
Shakespeare
Mexican Criticism of Duel Culture From the Spanish Past
The piece argues Anglo-Saxon nations pride themselves on ending duels and adopting refined honor codes. It contends that they replaced formal honor with something worse, citing a North American Senate incident where two leaders insulted each other and behaved like quarrelsome combatants in front of colleagues.
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Mexico
Senate
Moody Becomes Seventh Massachusetts Secretary of the Navy
From the Boston Transcript, Mr. Moody is named the seventh secretary of the navy produced by Massachusetts and is noted for fitting out an entire cub.
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Boston Transcript
Moody
The Military Rule of Obedience
A Kansas City Journal piece analyzes Captain Mahan’s view of justifiable disobedience. It weighs Nelson’s actions and argues unity of action as the core military rule, noting mixed outcomes from disobedience in the Civil War and cautioning against a formal doctrine of flexible obedience.
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The
Kansas City Journal
Captain Mahan
Lord Nelson
Oby
Nelson
Admiralty
Mahan
Meeting Notes On Disputed Timelines
A fragment notes a meeting held to discuss a dispute over timelines and potential actions if needed. No names or places are provided in the readable text.
Treasury secretary cites high price for not buying bonds
The secretary of the treasury will purchase no more bonds at present because the price is too high. Few governments have such an excuse for not purchasing their bonds.
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The
Indianapolis Journal
Secretary of the Treasury
Memphis Commerce at Appeal Sees Spain Sell Pelayo
Chile may buy Spain's battleship Pelayo as Madrid reconsiders its battleship fleet after recent tests. Spain had recently evaluated its ships and decided they hold limited future value.
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Memphis
Chile
Spain
Notable Society Notes and Public Figures in Brief
J Pierpont Morgan funds electric lighting for St Pauls Cathedral London to begin on Easter eve. Mascagni says he has written nothing for two years and will use Marie Antoinette as his next opera theme. Nobles honor Kate Greenaway in London by funding cots for British hospital children. Rev Barnabas T Sakai lectures in the U S on Japan mission work. General Lloyd Wheaton endears himself to Philippine soldiers as “old dad.” Dr Lyman Abbott hosts publishers dinner with Hale Potter Doyle and Lori mer in attendance. Maude Adams nets 2900 from a DJ sent to the court of claims. War era horse shipments to the North previously lost to Confederates. David P B Hill decorates Albany law offices with portraits of Washington and Lincoln. Milo Laura Rienzo shocks Paris by driving trained buffalo tandem through the streets. Archbishop Williams marks 26th anniversary of consecration at Holy Cross Cathedral Boston. Rev George A Gordon serves 18 years as pastor of South Church, Boston, the citys richest Congregational church in America. In 253 years the church has had 16 ministers.
Humorous Snippets and City Sayings Across Papers
A collage of jokes and quips from 1910s papers includes Cinder Charley claiming to keep soul and body together with a safety pin, Mrs Brown about employment agency cooks, and city gossip about smiles and speculation. It also notes light banter from the Canton mayor and a Boston improvement remark.
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Cinder Charley
Billy Trucks
Philadelphia Record
Mrs. Brown
Mrs. Jones
Puck
Witty Epigrams and Local Quips Across Years
A collage of humorous quotes from newspapers including Cleveland Plain Dealer Simplicissimus titbits and Indianapolis News. The snippets mix humor on medicine, town life, and schoolroom banter, reflecting era voice and playful cross publication juxtapositions.
The House for Easter Supplies in Montana
Open To-Night Until 10 O Clock. The whole community will rush today to prepare for Easter. Come where you know you'll not be disappointed and find abundance and variety to select from. Our house is known throughout Montana as THE HOUSE for
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Montana
Connells Easter Millinery Sets Butte Standard
The store announces Easter millinery with beauty elegance exclusiveness and artistic merit. The department stands alone in Butte and promises hats for men women and children from Connells.
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Butte
New Spring Styles Priced From 12.50 to 18.50
Advertisement touts Connell's clothing with new spring suits 12.50 to 18.50, spring overcoats 12.50 to 20, shirts, Derby hats, soft hats at 3.50, wool underwear 0.65, gloves at 1.50 and neckwear, highlighting quality and value.
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Connell
Don’t be missed on the cheap shoe business
A promotional note urges shoppers in Butte and across the United States to buy quality shoes. It claims only one quality of each make exists, warns against cheap imitations, and argues the best shoes prove cheaper in the end. Special to day of
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Butte
United States
Women’s Spring Coats and Fashions Highlight Wardrobe Update
The article surveys spring outerwear and ensembles featuring black silk, satin, and moire coats with lace, frills, and embroidered trims. It highlights gowns in ecru canvas with fine tuck detailing, gray-streak street suits, and contrasting foulard accents, plus accessories like embroidered belts, hats, and pearl accents. It also notes quicksilver silk for attendants, and moire and crepe de chine blouses, with a lentil soup recipe aside.
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Ecru
Shoes on sale boys and misses odd lots
Footwear rundown featuring boys and misses shoes offered as odd lots. Describes good quality stock marked down to close them out at reduced prices.
Bargains for the Little Men Offer New Styles
Local shop advertises boys items with elastic web suspenders at 9c today and 25c regular price. Also features spring caps made in wool in blue checks stripes and plaids with sizes available and sale price 25c.
Boys clothes sale notice with prices
Continues advertisement for boys clothing offering black sateen shirts from sizes 8 to 15 years and knee pants in medium weight wool with patent waist bands taped seams riveted crotch, all sizes. Prices listed as usual with deals for today.
Bargain 39 Cent Boys Wool Knee Pants Suit
A boys two piece knee pants suit offered at 39 cents per pair. Made of all wool cheviot in navy blue brown black and fancy stripes with double breasted coats. Pants feature patent waistbands taped seams and riveted buttons. Actual value six dollars. Today sale.
Free baseball gear with boys' clothing purchase offer
A promotional note promises a free baseball item with every purchase of 2.50 in the boys' clothing department. Eligible freebies include a baseball and bat or a mitt or catchers' mask, provided at no charge.
Bargains in Hosiery Offer Fast Black Connell Special
We advertise fast black hose in two grades at $1 a box with comfort and sanitary value. The stockings resist fading and are well made and properly shaped. Connell's Special is offered at 2 for a penny per pair with 4 in a box, praised as best value for the price.
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Connell
Hudnut's Perfumes and Soaps Arrive in Butte
Local agents in Butte offer Hudnut's celebrated perfumes at 50c an ounce along with fine soaps and cosmetics. Papier poudre, a new item, is sold at 250 a book and praised by users.
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Butte
Hudnut
Evening fashions and light soup notes from the season
The text describes a simple soup recipe with pepper nutmeg greens rice cream and boil time. It then surveys evening dress trends featuring thin black over light shades and touches of black velvet or tulle, noting a Louis XVI style moire coat with embroidered bouquets worn over pale skirts and chiffon fabrics.
Easter cotillion uses egg color pairing pie party
A cotillion plan lists egg colored pies for partner sorting. Hostesses invite youths 15 to 18 and decorate with Easter towers. Games include an eye shaped clue card and egg themed word puzzles, with egg shaped foods served.
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