Anaconda Standard publication details and offices
The Anaconda Standard announces daily and Sunday editions with subscription rates and postage policies. It lists main and branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls and notes Washington and eastern bureaus with staff in charge.
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Newsstands and address list for The Standard publication
The Standard can be found at Chicago Postoffice and Auditorium Annex stands, San Francisco Palace Hotel, Denver Glenarm Street and Seventeenth Street locations, Salt Lake Second South Street, and Salt Lake News Co. All business letters and correspondence should be sent to Anaconda, Montana.
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San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Denver
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Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake
Second South Street
Wall Street Turmoil Affects Mass of People Alike
The piece argues stock market fluctuations favor brokers while the general public gains little. It notes that workers contribute far more to wealth than financiers and that moral lessons from market swings vanish as cycles resume. It contends investors gamble while most people remain unaffected.
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Wall Street
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New York
Trans Equatorial Yankees Australia Becomes Nation
The article notes Trans-Equatorial Yankees Australia reaching majority and forming a new commonwealth with sovereign powers but remaining tied to Britain by sentiment. It highlights Anglo-Saxon pride and a royal ceremonious inauguration with a sprig of royalty and noble display as a lure for Australians.
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Astralia
Commonwealth
Australia
Australia US Parallels in Federation Shaping
A historical comparison notes how Australia and the United States share beginnings in growth, regional conflict, and eventual federation. It argues that Australia’s path from colony to federation mirrors American development, with shared themes of division, policy clashes, and the rise of constitutional governance.
Indemnity Debate Over China Across an Ocean
The article discusses a proposed indemnity of about 450 million taels that Western powers want China to pay. It notes Chinese resistance to the payment method, the long-term burden, and the role of Christianity in the upheaval, arguing payments should be extended with outside guarantees to be acceptable.
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China
Conditions in Wall Street Signal Caution Amid Boom
The article notes that New York stock market gains are unprecedented yet largely speculative and credit fueled. It warns that banks may tighten credit, leading to a potential crash, as strong holders ride margins while weak ones are squeezed. A bull and bear panic occurs simultaneously.
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New York Stock Exchange
Market Panic Fears Across Nation Amid Speculative Fever
The piece warns a marked speculatives fever signals danger of a stock market panic that could ripple through business. It notes such a panic would disrupt McKinley’s prosperity message and discredit Hanna, but stresses the country would suffer more, urging calm to avoid aftershocks.
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Stock Exchange
McKinley
Mark Hanna
Roosevelt on trusteeship and Philippine policy in Boston speech
The piece argues Roosevelt's warning that public leaders must act as trustees in island affairs and not profit from colonial ties. It contrasts imperialism with fair native laws, criticizes exploitation theories tied to Hull and the Philippine venture, and notes broader political and economic commentary including railroads and the Pan-American exposition.
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Army
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Hull
England
India
Philippines
Porto Rico
The
Buffalo Times
Wall Street figures and politics in clever phrases
The piece satirically notes Morgan's elusive moves on Wall Street and critiques Kuhn, Loeb & Co. It mentions Russell Sage's public vindication and President McKinley's use of California wine to please producers, while praising team work of Hill and Morgan amid base stealing chatter.
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Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Russell Sage
McKinley
California
Hill
Morgan
Imperialism debates in Porto Rico and other digest items
A compilation of short opinion items including criticism of U S imperialism in Porto Rico, a note on women riding astride at a Brooklyn horse show, Kitchener punishing Cape Town editors, tariff related trade tricks by Germans, German statesmanship faults, and British royal tour expenses highlighting colonial spending and pride.
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New York Evening Post
Brooklyn Riding and Driving Club
Notable Modern Voices and Careers Across Nations
Thomas Hardy weighs a lecture tour in the United States after a lucrative offer from an American manager. Molton A. Colton, Yale 189, named division superintendent of education for Mindanao and the Sulu archipelago with HQ in Zamboanga. Rome reports Bishop Lawrence on poverty and wine drinking, and Canada may gain colonial peerages to strengthen empire ties. Massachusetts Tech president Pritchett discusses a bequest increasing his salary by $15 annually. John W. Hoffman, famed African American agricultural scientist, joins multiple societies in the U.S. and England. Colonel Elijah De Beard of Georgia lives beside his wife’s grave, tending the grounds each anniversary with a ceremonial renewal.
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Yale
Mindanao
Sulu Archipelago
Zamboanga
Pritchett
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Springfield
Mass
Elijah de Beard
Gillmer County
Georgia
de Beard
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