Anaconda Standard publishing details and offices
The Anaconda Standard lists publishing rights and rates plus multiple office locations. It notes a main office in Standard Block Anaconda with telephone lines for business and editorial use and branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls. It also provides distribution points and overseas and domestic mailing details.
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Standard Block
Anaconda
The
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Ad Claims Anaconda Standard Lead In Circulation
The Anaconda Standard asserts it has the largest bona fide paid circulation in Montana, with February averages: daily and Sunday totals stated as 11,94 and 14,166 respectively, claiming superiority over all other Montana dailies.
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Anaconda Standard
Montana
Cuba and Platt amendment drew parallels with Canada
A Montreal Star editorial warns that under the Platt amendment the United States would gain authority over Cuba comparable to Britain's control of Canada. It argues the U S could veto loans and intervene in Cuban laws and foreign affairs, leaving Cuba hardly independent. It concludes Cuba might accept the terms without loss of dignity.
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Montreal
United States
Cuba
Canada
Great Britain
Dewey's View of Aguinaldo on Philippine Independence
The piece weighs Admiral Dewey's claim that Aguinaldo never sought independence until victory changed his mind. It contrasts Dewey and McKinley’s shifting stances with Aguinaldo’s expectations of U.S. sovereignty versus independence, noting Filipino leaders’ early hope for independence amid Spanish rule and Dewey’s remark linking Aguinaldo’s success to his push for independence.
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Dmiral Dewey
Aguinaldo
Philippines
Anderson
Dewey
United States
Manila Bay
McKinley
Spain
Lexington
Bunker Hill
Acuinalde
Sunday Sports and blue laws debate ripple across states
The piece surveys Sunday sports tolerance from Massachusetts golf debates to Connecticut golf rulings, Montana limits on Sunday horse racing, and the broader shift toward relaxed Sabbath recreation. It notes committee hearings, political figures, and editorials linking blue laws to national ideas, with mentions of Aguinaldo, Funston, Roosevelt, and other public figures in a broad montage.
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Massachusetts
Boston
Buffalo
Ohio
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Chicago
Montana
Connecticut
Aguinaldo’s rights of the Filipino people debated
In reflections on Aguinaldo, critics weigh his intellect, leadership, and the impact of success on judgment. Dewey’s view of Aguinaldo’s education is contrasted with his victories and legitimacy to lead. The piece argues that regardless of status, the central issue remains the rights of the Filipino people.
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Aguinaldo
Dewey
Canada seeks modern divorce law learned from Dakota
Ottawa lawmakers gather to draft an up to date divorce bill. the plan contemplates easier access to divorce with costs around five hundred dollars and up to a thousand in contested cases. Current Canadian practice restricts divorces to Parliament and requires six months’ notice in the Canada Gazette and local papers before consideration.
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UST
Canada
Ottawa
Dakota
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
British Columbia
Canada Gazette
Current Comment on Harrison’s Warning to Americans
The St Louis Republic urges Americans to heed Mr. Harrison’s warnings from before his death. It portrays him as an ideal American loyal to liberty and popular government who would not call his country treacherous. The piece laments a perceived decline of the American spirit in the nation’s bosom.
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St. Louis Republic
Harrison
George Bancroft
Vermont
Citizenship Debate Reflects on American Identity
The Hartford Times discusses the nation’s view of citizenship as a fundamental right for all within borders. It argues that denying this to certain racial groups would mark a historic shift away from foundational ideals and compare it to the severing of ties with Britain.
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The
Hartford Times
Neo Chance for Small Concerns in Modern Commerce
The St Louis Republic notes that small businesses face stiff competition from large combines. To survive they must join forces or form alliances with other firms to gain strength against established monopolies.
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St. Louis Republic
Impending Europe Asia Conflict Seen By Students
Many scholars of the European scene warn that Britain and Russia will clash for influence in Europe and Asia. They assert Russia need not strike first, while England appears unprepared for such a momentous conflict.
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Buffalo Courier
Britain
Russia
Europe
Asia
Russla
England
Hat-Winned Burglar Inspires With Hat Pin Ironies
A New York Tribune piece praises the brave turning of a burglar by a merry maiden who used a hat pin to subdue him until police arrival. The description emphasizes the heroine's plump, pretty blond grace and the hat pin as a surprising instrument of justice.
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The
New York Tribune
Ha waiian Millionaire Estate Inventory Reveals $0
The Tacoma Ledger reports the estate of a Hawaiian supposed millionaire shows no assets, leaving his heirs with nothing. The tone suggests the decedent maintained appearances to the end while experts note the total value was zero.
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Tacoma
Minister Wu's sophistry praised and debunked
The Minneapolis Journal critiques Wu Ting Fang's Chicago defense of Chinese civilization as polished rhetoric. It argues that despite elegant phrasing, China lags in science, morality, and governance, citing lack of modern institutions, widespread superstition among mandarins, and corruption in diplomacy, contrasting with Western ideals.
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Minneapolis Journal
United States
Wu Ting Fang
England
Chicago
Orient
China
Celestial Empire
Memorial for Magee proposed in Pittsburg park
Proposals seek a city park memorial to the late Christopher L. Magee as funds pour in from a public subscription. The effort follows a wave of donor support after the suggestion, with local officials noting broad public interest.
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Christopher L. Magee
Pittsburg
Civil suit over burial rights in Wichita church cemetery
John G Behaffer of Wichita sues a Wichita church society for $5,000 arguing he bought a burial lot and buried his wife Cho there. His daughter, buried elsewhere after the church refused to allow her burial, prompted the claim as her last wish was to be laid beside her mother.
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John G. Behaffer
Wichita
Kan
Cho
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