The Standard Advertising Rates and Offices
The Standard published in Anaconda notes subscriptions rates for Daily and Sunday editions including durations from one month to one year. It lists branch offices at Butte Missoula and Great Falls where advertising rates are available.
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Standard Publishing Company, Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda
United States
Canada
Mexico
The
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Washington Bureau Office Directory Fragment
Fragmentary OCR lists addresses and names for Eastern offices. Mentions Nassau Street and Washington Street locations with CW and J. Morton in charge. No clear event or outcome. items read as an office directory snippet.
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Nassau Street
Washington Street
J. Morton
Ad circulation claim for Anaconda Standard
The notice asserts Anaconda Standard has a larger bona fide paid circulation than all other Montana daily newspapers combined. March figures show Dell, and Sunday averages of 12,015 and 14,562 respectively.
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Anaconda Standard
Montana
Dell
The Star of Empire Moves to the West
The piece discusses population growth in the east versus west, noting Massachusetts’ 25 percent rise and Kansas and Nebraska’s slower gains. It argues past booms favored factories over farms, cites the 1893 panic’s uneven impact, and asserts lasting western potential with Kansas and Nebraska expanding as Massachusetts lags in relative growth.
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Massachusetts
Kansas
Nebraska
Star of Empire
Alleghanies
New England
They Don’t Make a Case Boer War Viewpoint in Chicago
R John E Mackenzie, serving with the British army in South Africa, visits Chicago and critiques American misimpression of the Boer war. He laments distorted news widely reaching the public and promises new light, though the piece notes it amounts to a rehash of familiar narratives.
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R. John E. MacKenzie
South Africa
Chicago
British Case in Boer War Debate Sparks Transvaal Sympathy
The article argues that Transvaal is a republic in name only under Kruger and that foreigners face high taxes and denial of suffrage. It contends public sympathy for the Boers in the US and Europe, questions British charges, and blames Cecil Rhodes for pushing war to counter a growing South African republic threat to Britain.
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Transvaal
Kruger
Britain
Europe
England
Great Britain
United States
Cecil Rhodes
South Africa
Morgan expands shipping empire in Europe buyout.
The New York magnate acquires two fleets of ocean steamers totaling nearly a hundred vessels and about 300000 tons valued at around 80000000 dollars. The purchase, tied to steel industry aims, may bypass subsidies and boost freight profits for the steel combine, signaling a move toward independent carriage and lower rates.
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Mr. Morgan
United States
Europe
Congress
Morgan
Great Steel Combine
New
Lipton and Americans in Cup Race Spirit
The essay praises Sir Thomas Lipton for his gracious conduct during last year’s Americas Cup bid. It notes Americans would welcome Lipton’s victory but would not fault him if defeated, acknowledging his gentlemanly behavior and the goodwill he earned despite the loss.
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Sir Thomas Lipton
Thomas Lipton
Racing Spirit Guides Rematch Pledge For Next Year
The passage urges fair competition and gentlemanly conduct, promising to race again if defeated and to accept loss with good temper while aiming for victory in the following year.
The Trial of Dr Kennedy in New York
The third Kennedy murder trial in New York centers on Dolly Reynolds. Prosecutors allege Kennedy killed her over a $15,000 debt. defense cites a double who forged a check and drove the crime scene. Witnesses describe Kennedy with the woman the night of the murder. A fresh jury may end the costly Kennedy cycle as Anaconda gains a Republican postmaster and steadier reception for the president.
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Samuel J. A. Kennedy
New York
Dolly Reynolds
Court of Appeals
Calahan
Kennedy
Grand Union Hotel
Miss Reynolds
Bell Boys
Parody and Persuasion in Early 1900s Headlines
A collage of satirical observations about McKinley Roosevelt and Dreyfus era figures. Notes on politicians, judges, law careers, and public prices. Mentions Croker Hill and Morgan, Younger brothers pardon, and travel routes to California and Montana.
Morgan on heaven joke sparks newsroom feud
The Chicago Herald-Record quips about J. Pierpont Morgan and heaven, suggesting divine gatekeeping and a single management. The remark prompts readers to demand clarity as the paper hints at operational efficiency jokes.
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Chicago Herald-Record
J. Pierpont Morgan
Heaven
Gabriel, St. Peter
Sawyer Is Turned Down Continue Court Street Report
Street Commissioner Dennis Shovlin detailed a year of street work with graded blocks and culverts built. Expenditures totaled 6 872 57 for labor and salaries while many blocks across East Park Washington Main Cedar West Sixth Oak and other streets received grading culverts and new crossings amid ongoing ditch cleaning and water management.
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Dennis Shovlin
Siac Caren Ieha
East Park Avenue
Washington Street
Main Street
Cedar Street
West Sixth Street
East Sixth Street
Oak Street
West Commercial Street
Cherry Street
Maple Streets
Third Street
East Fifth Street
Cemetery Hill
Warm Springs Creek
Park Avenue
Hickory
East Third
East Park
East Commercial
Madison Street
Jefferson
Adams
Washington
Main
West Sixth
West Fifth
West Park
Elks Minstrel Show Parade and Queen Stage Run
Elks B P C E hosts a Margaret theater minstrel show with a big parade at 2 pm along Fifth Main Park Chestnut Commercial to end at the theater. Blanche Walsh appears at Margaret in More Than Queen a Napoleon Josephine romance with lavish scenes and a dramatic fifth act divorce.
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Margaret Theater
Te Elks
Fifth Street
Main Street
Park Avenue
Park
Chestnut
Commercial Avenue
Blanche Walsh
Napoleon
Josephine
Louis David
Church of Notre Dame
Bonaparte
El Paso Visit Echoes Peace and Military Restraint
A presidential address on the border between the United States and Mexico emphasizes arbitration over war, with a call to peaceful settlement and a limit on troops. Cabinet members spoke and the visit included a courtesy drive with Mexican officials.
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United States
Republic
Visitor Tours Juarez From Bridge to Mexican Lands
An observer describes a trip across the international bridge to Juarez. They view the American customs office and landmarks including the Guadalup Church, the Spanish prison, and the Sierra Madre 60 miles away. A note contrasts Harrison's 1891 crossing with McKinley's avoidance of stepping onto the bridge. The party returns via cheers at the Mexican consulate.
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Mexico
International Bridge
American Custom House
Church of
Guadaloup
Juarez
Sierra Madre Mountains
Harrison
McKinley
New Mexico Tells President She Wants Statehood at Deming
President's Deming stop highlights New Mexico's statehood bid with banners reading New Mexico demands statehood. Welcome by Governor Otero and officials frames address praising progress and the union. He recalls Galveston hurricane recovery and urges congress to admit New Mexico as a state.
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Deming
N. M
el Paso
New Mexico
Otero
W. M. Berger
New Mexico Press Association
Colorado
States of the Union
Arizona
United Kingdom
Great Britain
United States
Jacksonville
Texas
Galveston
Congress of the United States
Presidential Special Reaches Benson Arizona Stop
The presidential special arrived in Benson at 6:35 tonight with the station illuminated and the president addressing the crowd. The train will stop at Tucson at 10:30 and is due in Phoenix in the morning.
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Benson, Ariz
Benson
Tucson
Phoenix
Mystery of Laura Morgan Solved in Palouse River Find
Colfax May 6 Laura Morgan's body was found on a Palouse River sand bar four miles west of Colfax. A search party, aided by Mrs Morgan and Mr Stoneberger, recovered the fully dressed body amid strong emotional distress from her mother. Laura had disappeared March 12 after a brief school suspension.
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Colfax
Wash
Laura Morgan
Palouse River
Los Angeles
Texas
Daly daughter to wed James Watson Gerard on June 4
Mrs Daly widow of Marcus Daly announced her daughter Miss Mary Daly's engagement to James Watson Gerard of New York City. The wedding is planned for June 4 in New York.
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New York
Daly
Marcus Daly
Mary Daly
James Watson Gerard
German kills Russian on Takues road fracas
May 6 report from Tientsin says Russian lieutenant Tellekovsky of the gunboat Bobr was shot dead by a German soldier during a clash on the Takues road. The German says he acted in self defense after the lieutenant attacked with a dirk.
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Tientsin
Tellekovsky
Bobr
Takues
Tire of Jail Life
Wichita Kansas May 6 report on the determination of joint smashing colleagues of a crime.
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Wichita
Kan
Women bond for appearance in Nation trial
Mrs Nation will remain jailed until her trial but bonds were posted today by Mrs Julia Evans to secure her appearance. The other women mentioned also indicated they would post bonds to ensure their attendance at the forthcoming proceedings.
Suicidal Death of Hospital Steward Aboard Transport
In San Francisco on May 6 K Robert Rohr a hospital steward on the transport Warren killed himself by poison. He left a note bequeathing all his possessions to Mrs. George Robs of Flora Washington along with his belongings.
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San Francisco
Robert Rohr
Warren
George Robs
Flora, Wash
Kid Carter Beats Bonner in Brooklyn Prize Fight
Kid Carter of Brooklyn won a decision over Jack Bonner of Summit Hill Pa after a full rounds contest in Louisville Kentucky. The match went the distance with Carter securing the victory on points.
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Louisville
Kid Carter
Brooklyn
Jack Bonner
Summit Hill
Delagoa Bay Road Destroyed by Boer Forces
Report from Brussels dated May 6 says the Delagoa Bay railroad has again been destroyed by Boer forces under Commander Boyer.
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Delagoa Bay Road
Brussels
Delagoa Bay
Boyer
Sister Simeon Killed in Hospital Runaway
Sister Simeon of Sacred Heart hospital died after a runaway carriage incident. Sister Gregory was injured and may die. A patient from the hospital rode with them when the carriage ran away and the women leapt from the vehicle.
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Spokane
Simeon
Sacred Heart Hospital
Les
Gregory
Different Hand Suggested in Mothers Meeting Ruling
A Philadelphia Record article contrasts the calm image of motherhood with the firm discipline in a mothers' meeting, noting the hand that rocks the cradle is not the same that raps for order.
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Philadelphia
Mothers’ Meeting
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Dr. Kennedy
Carter
Dreyfus
Count von Waldersee
Paris
Count Tolstoi
Richard Croker
David B. Hill
du Bose
California
Chris Magee
W. A. Clark
Minneapolis Times
Golden West
Roosevelt
Omaha
James Callahan
Mr. Heinge
Mr. McKinley
University of Montana
Judge Dun Bose
Nome
Bryan
Sawyer
White
O'Brien
Department of Streets
Miss Daly
Jane
M. J. Connell Company
Susnantley Oweley Block
Butte, Mont
Rice, Fulton & Gold, Proprietors
M. A. McLaughlin
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