Anaconda Standard Publishing Company Advertising Rates
The Anaconda Standard announces subscription and postage terms with rates for daily and Sunday editions. It lists main office location in Standard Block Anaconda plus branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls and local contact details.
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Sultan of Sulu Seeks Custody of His Courts and Slaves
A satirical piece portrays the sultan of Sulu angered by American authority to arrest and try criminals. It claims he enjoys vast autonomous powers, including polygamy and slave ownership, and asks the president to withdraw U S court martials, leaving Sulu's judiciary to him alone.
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Stormy Times in New York Republican Race
New York Republicans fear loss as Platt and Governor Odell clash over a police reform measure. Platt pressuring for the bill while Odell refuses to sign, calling the proposal vicious. Platt speaks to reporters, while Odell stays silent on publication.
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Odell Platt Rift Deepens In New York Republican Camp
The editorial notes Governor Odell dismisses moral grandstanding while New York Republicans fear a repeat of the Garfield Conkling feud. Platt says he and Odell are close but the party and public doubt the closeness. Albany reports Odell refused to budge on key issues, widening the rift.
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Four of the Greatest Oppose McKinley Policy
The four eminent Republicans Harrison Edmunds Reed and Hoar condemn McKinley’s foreign policy and imperialism. They warn that such a course departs from American principles and constitutional limits, and their private stance carries weight beyond partisan defense.
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Kaiser's wound and temper raise public concern in Germany
An account describes Kaiser Wilhelm II with a facial wound from scrap iron and a painful ear that worsens his temper. Physicians monitor his condition as public opinion in Germany grows uneasy over his recent outbursts and implied disloyalty among subjects.
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The Kaiser's Grip and German Loyalty in 1848
The piece argues reform debates wasted energy and strengthened arbitrary power, noting 1848 as the preface to the Bismarck era. It says Germans resent the Kaiser's irritability yet remain loyal to the regime, while warning the current Kaiser lacks Bismarck's skill in turning attacks to advantage.
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The Week Before Easter Fashion Frenzy
A humorous look at the last week of Lent as a female dominated fashion frenzy. Milliners and dressmakers rule, fabrics and trims flood stores, and men endure endless debates over hats, bonnets, and dresses while shoppers chase new spring styles.
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The Pity of It and China Relief Appeals
A critique condemns international inaction over Chinese famine in Shensi with two million starving. It urges Geneva arbitration to mobilize aid, notes Wu Ting Fang on Chinese civilization, and laments aloof powers while Russia eyes mines and March shows a decent game as Mr. Pond is asked to consider financial viability.
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Mutinous Times and Puckish Pieties of 1901 Reviews
A column cites satirical notices and political quips about Aguinaldo Funston and Schwab, Manila censoring, Chicago crime, Japan Russia tensions, and domestic scuffles. It mocks figures like Roosevelt, Nation, Carnegie, and Denver sermons while hinting at impending elections and global conflicts.
Czar Assassination Plot Flood and War in Russia
The report details an explosion of plots against the czar with hundreds more planned, escalating student clashes with police, and a flood of revolutionary activity across Russia. A Moscow dispatch claims floods of blood and famine intensify public distress as universities teach violent coursework and plots to kill the czar.
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Rhode Island Abolishes Death Penalty After 30 Years
The Utica Observer notes Rhode Island ended the death penalty more than 30 years ago and prisons murder offenders with no rise in murder rates while boasting a higher conviction rate. It questions whether the electric chair deters crime and suggests certainty of conviction may curb killings more than fear of punishment.
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Carnegie’s Gift to Co-Workers Helps Men Who Aided Him
The Philadelphia Record reports Andrew Carnegie planned a massive 5,000,000 gift for workers who assisted his business success. He credited favorable laws for his start and stressed distributing wealth to produce public benefits rather than mere munificence.
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Censorship Tightened by San Juan Neva Authority
The newspaper quotes Dr. Barbosa calling for tighter censorship on public opinion among Republicans. It argues leaders must curb dissenters like Vicente Vina of Lares who insists on speaking about the Hollanders law, warning of a force beyond armed Republicans to suppress speech as the mill turns rapidly.
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Republican papers undermine their own stance on ship subsidy
The St Paul Globe notes that republican papers advocating last fall for republican policies and then opposing the ship subsidy bill have stultified themselves. They were correct to oppose a so called iniquitous measure but sacrificed consistency in front of the public.
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Morgan County Primary Election Turns Violent Wounding Ten
Ten men were wounded at a Kentucky primary election in Morgan County. The incident prompts talk that Kentucky should draft rules and hold battles instead of elections, reflecting rising violence in political contests.
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Hope It May Come to Something on Streetcar Fare Flirtation
The Baltimore American reports Philadelphia and the 3-cent streetcar fare proposal are engaging in a flirtation over possible public transit changes. The vignette hints at potential political maneuvering and future action.
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Rockefeller Must Add Schools to Maintain Pace
The Indianapolis News notes that if Mr Rockefeller wants to maintain the lead he must secure funding to establish another university or two.
Explaining DeWet's Course In Kansas City Journal
The Kansas City Journal discusses DeWet and hints he may be under contract to continue his work until Web Davis can deliver a high priced sequel to his book.
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Grover Cleveland Plans a Coming-Out Party
The Washington Star notes the former president Grover Cleveland, aged 64, may soon host a going out party to mark a public milestone.
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The Capture of Aguinaldo in the Philippines
An official statement from General Funston’s press agent details Aguinaldo’s capture as a bold achievement. It humorously contrasts it with Colonel Roosevelt’s feats, recounts hardships near Casiguran from March 16, and describes extreme heat, scarce rations, swarms of mosquitos, and treacherous terrain.
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