The Anaconda Standard Publishers and Circulation Rates
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates and distribution details for daily and Sunday editions, with prices in advance. It notes multiple regional newsstand placements and office contacts, including New York Chicago and Denver offices, and various city stands where the paper is available.
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Buffalo
W.arees
Gnegle Street
New York City
Brentano's
Metalog
Braemlway
March FridRess and Political Pressure in New York
Newspapers in New York city publish editorials urging attorney to defend his position amid intense agitation over the insurance business. Jerome resists calls for retreat as party factions rally against him. Preliminary proceedings challenge Palen contributions and stir legal debate at the New York Supreme Court.
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Tie Vity
New York
la Tell Chatrice
Jeremie
Jerome
Lo Dar
Shadowed talk on reform and loyalties in Washington
A garbled passage discusses Secretary Shaw and Presidental politics, noting calls for tariff reform and rumored ties to an administration. It questions whether Shin should follow his chief or his conscience amidst contentious partisan signals and a New York Sun editorial stance.
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Shaw
Uunney
Phe
Elie
Shin
New York Sun
Debate on Russian parliamentary machine prompts modern voting claims
Fragmentary remarks discuss a new Russian system with button voting and instant results, praised for avoiding crossed wires and ensuring accurate tallies. Critics caution about implementation, referencing Speaker Cannon and Mr. Shacke leford of Missouri while noting American practice favors direct button presses.
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House of Representatives
Shackeleford
Missouri
House of
National Assembly
Shackleford
Cannon
Debate over minority rights and embalming in Patrick trial
The text discusses political practice and minority suppression, comparing US systems to Russia. It centers on Albert T. Patrick and his defense claiming death by chloral hydrate was due to embalming, not poisoning. Prosecutors plan experiments to test the embalming claim, while Patrick argues the case hinges on such evidence.
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Albert T. Patrick
Patrick His
Millionaireive
Capes
Patrick Nia
Ales
Dstelot
Jerome Will Gale
Jeremie
Paterlek
Patrick
Canal project stirs senate as political clash looms
A Washington opinion cites doubts on canal legislation amid a split Senate panel. A minority recomm enda tion for a canal scheme drew presidential backing but faces steady resistance. The inquiry into prior crimes delays decisions, while Panama protection is seen as a rival to long stalled aims. The report notes ongoing investigations could extend months and highlights partisan contention over canal strategy.
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Washingston
Ford
Senate
Ana Mery
Linre
Panama
Israel
Free seed distribution debate in Congress highlighted
The article condemns long running free seed handouts funded by the public treasury as wasteful and unproductive. It notes Washington rumors of replacing such programs with a separate page for buyers and urges ending the practice. The piece stresses accountability in agricultural policy.
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Washington
Eton
Coderess Uy
Congress
Wodo
Movement to Abolish Death Penalty Fails in Legislature
The push to end capital punishment, limited to cases where conviction relied on circumstantial evidence, collapsed in the Massachusetts Senate. Debate intensified since the current session began as advocates and opponents clashed over the punishment amid the murder case of a young man implicated via circumstantial proof. Clarence E. Tucker, a young man, was linked to the crime through circumstantial evidence surrounding the companion girl’s murder.
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Legiakilure
Clarence EL. Tucker
H Youunr
Hla Guitt
Political turmoil and commutation talk rise in New England
Reports describe a rising movement in Massachusetts lobbying for Tucker’s sentence commutation amid debates on capital punishment. Massachusetts lawmakers debate bills on abolition while national sentiment shifts. references to elections, diplomacy, and notable figures frame a tense political scene.
Roosevelt’s Favorite Breakfast and White House Banter
The article describes President Roosevelt’s breakfast habits and satirical remarks about his staff and officials. It recounts anecdotes about the vice president, a housekeeper, and guests at the lodge, with jokes about meals, attire, and political figures. The piece blends culinary detail with political caricature and social notes from a village setting.
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Roosevelt
New Orleans
Imvision
White House
Tepry
Notable Conversations About Women and European Nobility
Fragmentary remarks touch on women’s worth, Pinehot’s correspondents, and Northern South socialites. It recalls Princess Henry of Pless, Miss Cornwallis West, and German aristocracy including Krupp and Baron von Bismarck, noting wealth and social power amid scattered anecdotes.
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Henry
Pless
England
Cornwallis West
Prince Henry of
Pluss
Prince Henry XI
Stlestit
Germany
Fraulein, Krupp
Baron Blrichrorler
Berlin
Hamker
Tie
Purstenbure
Curious portrait of European nobility and Americanized women
The piece skewers figures like Soran Dr. Billfelch and the Parisienne de rase af her grace, noting English women becoming Americanized while contrasting various royal households. It mentions William of the otherlands, Rudolph’s debts, and Empress Elizabeth’s lavish spending amid Francis Joseph’s budget strains.
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Soran
Billfelch
Hart Ming
Lorelei
Amin
Teleh
Austin
Rudolph
Lewis HI
Austria
Francis Joseph Nar
Drawing Veauslated for Tater from Le Rire
A garbled fragment notes a cartoon caption about opening a new theater and contemplating what door announcement to hang to attract the public. It suggests a message along the lines of free admission but text is incomplete and unclear.
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le Rire
The Graft Problem Solved in Swiss Society
The Swiss approach offers universal citizenship and duty, with minimal yet enforced laws, producing fewer transgressors and no slums or extreme wealth. The piece highlights Russell's story Soldiers of the Common Good featured in Everybody's for April.
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Russell
Everybony
Turning Point of Agreements in 1903 Wage Talks
The 1903 wage increase proposal prompted split votes across states with Indiana Ohio and western Pennsylvania miners showing varied support. Leaders like Mitchell and Parker clashed over railroad ownership ties to coal firms and their impact on prices and profits, signaling broader labor and industry tensions.
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Ohio
Hilnals
India
Pennsylvania
Pe L. Robbins
Wihout
iWestern
Pennsylvankt
Oho
Medline
Mitchell
Clarence Parker
Marion Coal Company
A. J. Ryan
Trials Miners’ Organization
D.C. Thomas
New England Toal Company
Agaist
Hifiroud Nndershi
America
Parker
Madigan Coal Company
Illinois Central Roadroad
Winder
Suniny Creek Coal Company
Mocking Valley Railroad Company
Stmdasy Creek Coal Company
Mockng Valley Railroad Company
Sind Sill
Anthracite Strike Looms As Mines Hold Quiet
Scranton reports indicate a suspension of mining in the anthracite field was anticipated. Companies prepared with stockyards guards and signatories to protect property while minor officials agree to aid in protection. Wilkes-Barre notes surprised leaders expect workers to quit Monday, likely a near unanimous response.
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Scranton
Wilkestarre
Miners’ State Committee
Indianapolis
Miners Consider Weekend Strike Action in Des Malines
Newitt Perry, secretary of district No. 13 of the Iowa United Mine Workers, warned here that without orders from Indianapolis the Iowa miners would walk out tonight and resume operations Saturday night, as the group convened to discuss plans.
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Des Malines
Newitt Perry
Towa United Mine
Strike action continues in Lens as talks with firms resume
In Lens France the strike persists with M erscotigrens demanding another interview with company representatives after the referendum vote. The dispute centers on concessions and ongoing labor actions affecting local operations.
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Merscotigrens
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Retuthyea Concessions
Finnish Diet to Address Emperor over New Finnish Law
The Finnish diet will send an address to Emperor Nicholas highlighting deep dissatisfaction and unrest caused by the senate and emperor's proposed constitutional law and election conduct. It requests the emperor not to defer the issue and to have the senate's proposal referred back promptly for action.
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Finland
Diet
Nicholas
Wnrest
Grand Duchy
Fundamenntal
Senate
Mine shaft accident claims two lives near Hurley
A mining accident at the Ottawa mine one mile west of Hurley occurred this afternoon as a hoisting operation failed. Two miners died, four were injured, and the bodies lie in twenty feet of water at the bottom of the shaft while efforts are made to recover them.
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Ottawa
Hurley
Rotterdam Sold to Copenhagen Firm
Copenhagen reports United Steamship Company has purchased the Walland American Line steamer Rotterdam for service between Copenhagen and New York, with rapid deployment planned. The sale marks a capacity boost for transatlantic routes and expands the buyer's Atlantic trade operations.
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Copenhagen
United Steamship Company of
Beundhavien-American Tine
Rotterdam
Servien
York
Butte Man on Grand Larceny Trial in Ju Uottay Court
Vic Ferguson a young ranchman from the Big Hole country faced a jury in Ju Uottay’s district court on grand larceny charges. The jury failed to reach a verdict after 14 hours, and Ferguson was discharged. The case involved a horse trade with N J Bielenberg and a subsequent arrest, with testimony from Stock Inspector Coling and local ranchmen. The court adjourned with Ferguson out on bail.
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Terguxon
N. J. Bielenberg
John
Anossession
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Ferguson
Appatant County
Walker
J. Truce Kremer
Kerguyon
Mat Night
Ikleime
Studying For The Stage In Success Magazine
The article argues dramatic study never ends and stresses broad learning. It urges reading plays from Mrs., other languages, and world literature with understanding to portray historical characters accurately. It notes widening female knowledge boosts acting depth and emphasizes personal appearance as key to success.
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Sarah Bernhardt
Success Magazine
Hott
Elona
Towll
Manar McIntyre Faces Attack Charge In Mahoney
James McIntyre reports a case where Mohan Wintyre accuses John McIntyre of assault with a deadly weapon. Hearing set for next Monday afternoon in Justice Rhoades court. Mohan, jailed with a head wound bandaged, was attacked at Mentyre's Mahoney home.
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Wince Fels
John Mohan
Justice Rhoades’ Court
Mohan
McIntyre
Mentyre
Mahoney Alte
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