The Anaconda Standard Publication Details
The Anaconda Standard publishes daily and Sunday editions with varying subscription terms and regional offices. It lists main office in Anaconda, branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls, and foreign bureaus in New York Chicago San Francisco Denver Salt Lake City with multiple newsstands and delivery routes.
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Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Chicago
Postoffice
Auditorium Annex
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Denver
Glenarm Street
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake
Second South Street
Ad Circulation Claim for Anaconda Standard
To Advertisers To Anaconda Standard has a larger bona fide paid circulation than all other daily newspapers in Montana combined. by and Sunday average for the month of March, 12 015. Sunday average 14 562.
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Trade review asserts Wall Street panic not tied to real conditions
The article critiques the weekly trade review claiming the Wall Street panic is separate from genuine business health. It argues legitimate industry remains sound while speculation runs wild, noting manipulation of market signals and contrasting crisis rhetoric with real industrial stability.
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Review of Trade
Wall Street
Weekly
Trade Review
Stock Exchange
Wallstreet
A Glaring Inconsistency Signals Fragile European Peace
The article argues that England's South African war strains its finances, suggesting Europe may seek to curb American power. It notes British budget tensions and potential coal-miner protests, warning war with the United States would be financially ruinous for any power. It criticizes McKinley era expansion and EU suspicions of U.S. imperial moves.
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Europe
England
South Africa
Atlantic
House of Commons
Russia
France
Manchuria
Rhine
United States
Uncle Sam
Porto Rico
Philippines
Imperial land grabs clash with American policy talk
The passage argues that U S policy allows seizing territories like the Philippines or Porto Rico while denying foreign land claims in China, accusing European powers of double standards. It asserts brute force as the ultimate arbitrator and that the United States holds superiority in this imperial contest.
Resolutions push for inquiry into Harrison dismissal
The Indianapolis News backs resolutions by the Association of Spanish American War Veterans urging Indiana members of Congress to press for a court of inquiry into Col Harrison’s dismissal from the army. The paper links this to a history of Harrison family scandal and argues public zeal is misdirected toward a son rather than the larger issues of military justice.
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Indiana
Congress
Harrison
Indianapolis News
Mark Hanna
W Harrison
House of Harrison
Republic
Babcock to Resign as Republican Chairman Amid Hanna Feud
Washington gossip says HAIRMAN Babcock may quit his post after angering Senator Hanna. A resignation with a brief excuse seems likely, with a frosty denial possible. Babcock’s tariff reform talk and party policy alignment are questioned as Hanna’s ship subsidy plan reemerges in political maneuvering.
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Republican Congressional Committee
Washington
Senator Hanna
Babcock
Congress
Hanna
Shifting Policy Rumors Surround McKinley Expansion Views
A Boston Herald letter by Henry Loomis Nelson argues McKinley initially favored expansionist American ownership of new territories and free trade with Porto Rico. He suggests protected interests forced a policy shift, opposing Cuba autonomy plans and a stepwise annexation path ending with a U S convention and potential McKinley legacy alongside Jefferson.
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Henry Loomis Nelson
Boston Herald
Porto Rico
Philippines
Loomis
Cuba
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Congress
Jefferson
McKinley policy shifts eyed amid colonial plans
The piece surveys U S expansion debates from McKinley era, noting a shift toward a colonial policy with potential quasi sovereign Philippines and suzerainty like Cuba. It weighs economic motives, campaign talk, and a tentative stance on Cuba annexation amid court questions and party differences.
Crazy man captured after pursuit in Anaconda hills
Constable Rentz chased a reportedly insane stranger named Joe Casma over hills behind the converters. Casma surrendered in a gulch after Rentz leveled a revolver, revealing a stash of bank bills and weaponry. he claimed cattle theft allegations and offered rewards for proof.
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Rentz
Joe Casma
Casma
Local Fishermen Seek Action Over Game Law Violation
Fishermen blame a possible breach of game laws after 490 pounds of trout arrived in the city from Hreen's lake west of town. A fishermen's club pushes to protect the fish until spawning season and urges Game Commissioner Scott to investigate. penalties for violations are described as severe.
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Hreen's
Scott
Public sentiment on Northern Pacific leadership questioned
The traveling public shows indifference to ownership and operation of the Northern Pacific if Charley Fee can continue as general passenger agent.
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Sarah F. Adams
Northern Pacific
Charley Fee
Northern Pacific saga mocks Wall Street and moguls
In a sharp, satirical column the author skewers Wall Street speculators and railroad magnates including Harriman James Hill and Carnegie. The piece ridicules evasion of responsibility as Americans evacuate China and comments on Minsters Wu Conger and U.S. leaders amid market swings and railroad ambitions.
Copper City and General Office to clash at Anaconda Lake Park
Tomorrow at 3 p m a baseball match between Copper City and General Office will be played at Anaconda Lake Park. Lineups list Davis catching Storey captaining Copper City and Shelly managing. Van Elis to pitch with Mahoney at short and Johns at first. Substitutes include Morrison White McKachran and F McMullan Christie and Turner for General Office.
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Copper City
General Office
Davis
Storey
Tucker
van Elis Heffern
Mahoney Shelly
Johns Haslin
Emmerson Hurley
Maynard Murphy
Eightfield
Dreamer Omer
Fracer
Leftfield
Sullivan Davis
Center Field
McMullan
Cooper City
Morrison, White
McKachran
Cilice
F. McMullan
Christie
Turner
First Case Heard by Police Judge Hayes
Police Judge Kr J Hayes tried his first case. Charles Murphy from an east city construction camp was found guilty of drunken disturbance. He was fined $10, sentence suspended on promise to return to camp and behave when in the city.
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Kr. J. Hayes
Charles Murphy
Powers
Murphy
Bozeman Students Visit City Fire Department
Bozeman college students in the city spent yesterday at the upper and lower works and refinery studying metal reduction processes. Last evening Chief Mentrum hosted them at the fire department headquarters where the workings were explained, hitches shown, and details demonstrated. the students showed great interest.
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Bozeman College
Mentrum
Fire Department
Carter Speech Effectiveness Critique Noted in New York Run
The current comment highlights John Carter's speech impact with observations from a New York run. It notes surprise at Robert Hoar’s criticism of the dated memory in the discourse.
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Carter
New York
Hoar
A Popular Lady to Leave for Tour of U S and Europe
Mrs. Hugh Daly plans an extended tour through the United States and Europe with her husband and young son Em. Widely regarded for quiet charity, she has long led Catholic social aid and aided the poor, earning deep local respect. friends wish her a safe voyage and soon welcome home.
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Emmet
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