Anaconda Standard Publishing Details and Rates
The Anaconda Standard outlines ownership and publishing information with daily and Sunday edition rates for one year six months and three months. It lists office locations in Anaconda with branches in Butte Missoula and Great Falls and notes postage policies and contact details.
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United States
Canada
Mexico
The
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
AL Ausmm Co
Oweley Block
Mont
Thone
Standard Publishing Contact and Newsstand Locations
Washington Bureau addresses list for Nassau Street and Sere 87 Washington Street with W. J. Morton in charge. Stands in Chicago San Francisco Denver Salt Lake and Salt Lake News Co. provide the Standard. Mail correspondence to the Standard Publishing Company Anaconda Mont.
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Washington
G .T
N. W
Nassau Street
Washington Street
W. J. Morton
Chicago
Postoffice
Auditorium Annex
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Denver
Glenarm Street
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake
Second South Street
Salt Lake News Co
Andard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mont
Ad Verifier Claims Anaconda Standard Circulation Lead
The notice asserts Anaconda Standard has a larger bona fide paid circulation than all other Montana daily papers combined. It lists March daily and Sunday averages at 12,015 and 14,362 respectively.
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Anaconda Standard
Montana
Uncle Sam's Giant Gun Promises New Era of War
The piece describes a fifty foot long, 130 ton artillery piece with a five foot rear diameter capable of firing shells twenty one miles. It warns that more such guns will appear and notes the rapidly changing nature of warfare since the Civil War.
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Buffalo
Uncle Sam
Butte
Anaconda
United States
Jacksonville Rebuilds After Great Fire
Artemas Ward notes moving along in Jacksonville Florida as recovery proceeds. Insurance settlements reach about 1.5 million dollars, a quarter of goods arriving and redistributed to the destitute. Architects and builders advance the work, with the fire seen as a blessing in disguise leading to up to date structures and a renewed city.
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Artemas Ward
Jacksonville
Fla
Phoenix
McKinley and Third-Term Debate Ahead of 1906
The piece notes press and public concern over a possible third term for President McKinley, arguing it is premature to promote such talk with four years left in his current term. It cites The New York Journal speculating on the president's stance and references past presidents like Grant in the context of constitutional limits.
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McKinley
The
New York Journal
Grant
A Terrible Expiation for China’s Campaign Cruelty
A dated dispatch portrays immense Chinese casualties and famine as a consequence of invasion. It cites a state department correspondent detailing massacres, impalements, and widespread devastation across provinces with famine looming.
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China
State Department
Lutire
China faces heavy indemnity and volatile reforms
The article argues that after a deadly plague China bears a heavy indemnity burden. It suggests mandarins siphon taxes, risking rebellion. Radical reforms after Pekin’s conquest threaten government stability and may provoke uprisings, with conservative mandarins resisting change.
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China
Rica Piohings
Rumors Claim Venezuela Plot With Germany Against U S
The piece notes talk of a secret Venezuelan alliance with Germany to finance a navy and trigger a US war. It cites Dewey’s prophecy of US Germany conflict and argues Germany will avoid war with America, aiming to uphold the Monroe Doctrine.
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United States
Venezuela
Germany
United States Navy
Admiral Dewey
United States of America
A Republican Hope and Southward Rumors Reinforcing Hanna Plans
The piece discusses how federal favors to white Republicans in the South and outreach to Democratic-leaning figures spark rumors about Hanna's strategy to build a white man Republican coalition in the South. It notes the solid South likely staying Democratic and doubts defections will alter long-standing loyalties.
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South
Hanna
McLaurin
Attacking the Declaration and McKinley imperialism clash
The piece denounces attempts to reconcile imperial expansion with the Declaration of Independence. It cites Professor Meade’s critique that the Declaration is rhetorical and outdated, contrasting it with enduring American ideals of equality and consent of the governed as central to the republic and its history.
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Lil
McKinley FP
Meade
Wharton School of Philadelphia
Equality and Liberty Versus Imperialism and Privilege
A historical reflection on two principles as the core of the American republic and the Declaration of Independence. The text argues equality before the law and equality of opportunity as essential, warning that abandoning them leads to privilege, tyranny, and national decline. It contrasts imperialism with the beacon of democracy.
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United States
American Republic
Jefferson
Pennsylvania Illiteracy Debate and Budget Cuts
The piece criticizes Pennsylvania for high illiteracy, noting a large number of boys out of school with many employed in mines. It condemns Governor Stone for reducing education funding by a million dollars, a decision upheld by the supreme court, and argues the state prefers force over schooling.
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Pennsylvania
Union
Europe
Stone
Supreme Court
Speculation Fever Ties Health to Market Turmoil in Chicago
The Chicago Board of Health links rising mortality from acute diseases to the mental strain of stock and grain speculation. Experts claim market excitement drains life tissues, undermining health, though speculation continues. References to Mrs. McKinley, Wall Street panic, Kuhn, Loeb & Co., Emperor William, and Harvard Professor Eastman appear in a satirical column about current events and opinions.
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Chicago Board of Health
Chicago
Caution for Singular Bachelors and Mrs McKinley
The remarks warn bachelors or widowers in the president's party to stay guarded. The note mentions Hattie Rose Laurie among others and alludes to Mrs McKinley's swift recovery, comparing it to Amalgamated stock's pace.
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Hattie Rose Laurie
Montana Men and Matters. A Montana mosaic of clips
A compilation from Montana papers notes McKinley’s Helena visit with a Mt Helena bonfire, reflects on Parisian assaults on a millionaire, denounces widespread gambling, mocks sea devil fish reports, praises Harry L. Frank, and critiques Montana medical board practices.
Prejudice Against Hanna Stalls Hanna's Board Bid
The Denver News notes the public’s prejudice against Hanna as a presidential power, despite twice voting for him. It says steel trust organizers urged Hanna to decline a directorate seat to avoid increasing hostility toward the company.
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Denver News
Hanna
J. Pierpont Morgan
Steel Trust
Philadelphia Times History endorses liberty over imperial rule
The Philadelphia Times History weighs motives and clarifies the murky atmosphere around unfaithful stewards. It vindicates millions of earnest men who oppose a colonial system based on imperial power in a government founded on liberty and independence.
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Philadelphia Times
Spain
Gambling for church fund drives shocks public morality
The St. Paul Globe notes growing gambling for money invading households in New York City under the banner of supporting church undertakings. It comments that sentiment against professional gambling remains strong while gamblers come from social classes active in reforms for the poor tenement population.
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St. Paul Globe
New York City
Reform Movement in Russia Inspires Universal Sympathy
The agitation for freedom in Russia is largely among the educated, yet the masses feel deep support. The 1861 serf liberation sparked a nationwide hunger for education and liberty, unlikely to be stopped by force alone. Only wise concessions can steer Russia toward a free, self governing future.
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Russia
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Advantages of combination and the charter issue
The piece argues that benefits of combination accrue to interested parties if plans succeed, but if failures occur the public, the common people, hold the charter and bear the consequences. The tone reflects a critique of concentrated interests versus public accountability.
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The
Buffalo Times
Wall Street magnates double estates as new owners emerge
Wealth shifts among famous families as Commodore Vanderbilt and Jay Gould holdings reportedly surge in value to about 156,000,000. Elihu Root recalls early ambition to be a lawyer. Mrs. Fairbanks leads the Daughters of the American Revolution to mark historic sites. Charles Taylor now heads Carnegie pension efforts with 4,000,000 in 5 percent bonds. Gatling pursues agricultural innovations between weaponry. Duke of Argyll memoirs expected next winter.
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Wall Street
Commodore Vanderbilt
Jay Gould
Vanderbilt
Gould
Dowager Duchess edits duke memoirs with Ruskin tomb design
The duke left memoir notes and directions for completion after his death. John Ruskin’s tomb features a cross of early English style carved from green slate with symbolic lettering. The face includes the tabernacle candlestick for the seven Lamps, the Lion of St Mark's, the Stones of Venice, and symbols of Modern Painters. A central artist figure stands by a pine forest with the rising sun and a lyre- bearing figure below.
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John Ruskin
St. Mark’s
Venice
Humorous Snippets From Papers On Everyday Wit
A collage of comic quotes and cartoon captions from various papers shows misused words jokes about hats and fares. A city reader laughs at social foibles and light heartbreaks with references to hats trains and petty spats.
Walnut history and export sale in Ohio amid diverse notes
The article surveys Ohio walnut scarcity and a rare grove sale for export while touching on a poet, Russian winter, janitors league, Germany’s timber demand, Texas oil expansion, Toronto writing style, St Paul servants union, Rhine improvements, Argentine cattle, London railway carriage law, and Wisconsin marriage law.
Babcock Calls for Abolition of All Tariff Duties
Wisconsin figure Babcock accuses Congress of failing its duties by not abolishing duties on all articles controlled by combinations. He attacks trusts and infant industries in a bitter critique of protected prices and legalized extortion.
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Philadelphia Times
Babcock
Wisconsin
Congress
Joss House
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Standard Publishing Company, Publishers and Proprietors
Mrs. McKinley
California
Fastman
Cambridge, Mass
James Callahan
Omaha, Neb
Russell Sage
William
Edward Gibbon
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Sublime Porte
Will
Evanston
Eastman
Harvard
Helena
Mt. Helena
Billy
Plains Plainsman
Clark
Paris
Townsend Forum
Florida
William Wallace
Yellowstone Journal
State Medical Board
Elihu Root
Fairbanks
Indiana
Daughters of the American Revolution
Charles. Taylor
Charles M. Schwab
Carnegie Company
Carnegie Steel Company
Carnegie Benefit and Pension System
Andrew Carnegie
Gatling
Duke of Argyll
Chicago Record- Herald
Carrie
Bertha
Boston Transcript
Mr. Newcome
Johnny
Tommy Brown
Tommy
Philadelphia
Patrick
Casey
Ohio State Journal
Blithersley
Baltimore American
Washington Star
Dauber
Harper’s Bazar
Mazie
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
Prettygirl
Ferdy
Jack
Chicago Record-Herald
Cassidy
Phwat
Puck
Gush
Swagger
Ian
vUnio State Journal
Glasgow
Miss Tooting Beck
Mr. Dash
Miss Beck
Tooting Beck
Ohio
Buckeye
Kangas
Carrie Nation
Helean
Texas
Toronto Public School Board
Toronto
St. Paul
Baden
Bavaria
Alsace
Argentine Republic
Brazil
London
M. J. Connell Company
Rice, Fulton & Gold, Proprietors
Anaconda Copper Mining Company Hardware Department
Butte Cor. Main and Quartz Sts
Mining and Blacksmiths
Mechanics
Alsen and
Salt Lake Portland Cements
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