Anaconda Standard Publishing Notes Rates and Office Facts
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions and details postal policies. It notes main and branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls with advertising rates, and provides contact points including a Washington bureau and New York offices.
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The
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Washington
N. W
New York
Nassau Street
Washington Street
W. J. Morton
Standard distribution locations listed for readers
The Standard is available at Chicago Postoffice Carriage and Auditorium Annex, San Francisco Palace Hotel, Denver Glenarm Street and Seventeenth Street offices, Salt Lake Second South Street and Salt Lake News Co. All general letters should be sent to Anaconda, Montana.
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Chicago
Auditorium Annex
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Denver
Glenarm Street
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake
Second South Street
Anaconda Standard Circulation Figures Highlight Growth
To advertisers, the Anaconda Standard reports a larger bona fide paid circulation than all other daily papers in Montana combined. It lists a March average daily and Sunday audience of 12,015 and 14,362 respectively.
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Ape
Montana
McKinley Tour Delayed By Mrs McKinley Health
Regret voiced over Mrs McKinley unable to meet travel demands as the president’s Montana itinerary threatens disruption. Despite illness delaying plans, optimism remains that the original schedule may still be followed if her health improves.
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McKinley
Ehe
Northwest
Montana
Hard Road to Travel for Ship Subsidy Policy
The piece argues the ship subsidy bill faces a tough path in Congress led by Hanna and Fry. It notes a shipbuilding boom and Morgan's consolidation plan, arguing no infant industry justifies federal aid and that labor costs and exports undermine subsidy arguments.
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Hanna
Fry
Congress
McKinley
Morgan
New York
United States
Trade and subsidies spark a farmers’ protest
The piece argues that trade follows capital and demands reveal the law of supply and demand beyond national sentiment. It contends a proposed subsidy benefits a few multi millionaires and questions why farmers merchants and workers should fund such aid. It criticizes Mr Hanna for relying on sophistry to cover overdue campaign expenses.
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Hanna
Missouri
Ohio party sulks over Los Angeles welcome to launch visit
Governor Nash and his Ohio party complain they were snubbed during President McKinley’s California tour. They claim the Ohio congressmen received more attention, sparking public talk of hurt feelings. The group plans to return home after the Ohio battleship launch.
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Nash
Ohio
California
Pacific Coast
McKinley
Los Angeles
Commonwealth of Ohio
Navh
The Delicacy of Diplomacy in Euphemistic Speech
Diplomatic language uses gentility to veil harsh acts such as capital punishment looting and confiscation. The piece cites Hay Conger and Lord George Hamilton to show how euphemism reframes violence and property seizure as legitimate or neutral when described differently.
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Hay
China
Conger
George Hamilton
Lord George
Baltimore Election Law Sparks Republican Outrage
A political uproar over Maryland's election law by a Democratic legislature heated partisan writing nationwide. Republican leaders and critics leveled fierce accusations of fraud and corruption, though intense denunciations later softened after the Baltimore election.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Gorman
Disfranchisement debate and Abdul Hamid analysis in editorial
The article weighs Maryland election reforms and the risk of rural GOP losses amid a bitter Democratic fight in Baltimore. It also mocks Abdul Hamid, sultan of Turkey, as a world police challenger and notes he banks on European jealousy to avoid conflict.
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MacArthur
Maryland
Baltimore
Edul Hamid
Turkey
Europe
Assassin
Asia Minor
Abdul Hamid
A Pension Stampede
A lively critique of pension fraud following the Spain-American War era. It denounces organized schemes by attorneys, runners, and spotters to exploit the system. Publicity is urged as the remedy to expose fraudulent claimants and protect legitimate pensioners.
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Spain
Evans
San Francisco
Uncle Sam
United States
Secret opium launch seized near Moran Bros shipyards
Seattle officials recovered a nameless 23 foot naphtha launch hidden on tide flats near Moran Bros shipyards. The craft carried gasoline, rubber sacks and a small arsenal, linked to a large opium smuggling scheme. No occupants were found, suggesting leaders evaded capture.
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Seattle
Delaney and
Brinker
Moran Hros
French Parliament to Open Calm Session Amid Tepid Agenda
Paris May 13 The French parliament resumes with no notable items on the order of the day. Of 38 interpellations only one concerns foreign policy about the Franco-Russian alliance, while the opposition has little hope of toppling the ministry. The Waldeck-Rousseau cabinet is likely to preside.
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Paris
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
la Presse
Waldeck-Rousseau
1902 Election Update on Premier Waldeck-Rousseau
Premier Waldeck-Rousseau has returned from a health trip and appears fully recovered as the 1902 election approaches. His renewed vigor signals continued leadership and party stability amid campaigning activity.
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Waldeck- Rousseau
Haldorn's Petition Denied by Supreme Court in Rehearing
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Helena May 13 reports the Montana Supreme Court denied George Haldorn's motion for a rehearing in the Murray vs Haldorn case. The court held Haldorn's rights were not prejudiced and left intact the earlier reversal of a lower court ruling. The docket also covered Millie Withers vs Kemper and Mullins vs Butte Hardware, and a stay application by Boston and Montana regarding Leonard mine operations. The court reserved judgment on the stay request.
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Supreme Court
Helena
Supreme Court Today
George Haldorn
J. A. Murray
Haldorn
Murray
Milburn
Millie Withers
John F. Forbis
Warren Toole
Kansas Legislature Receives King Edward’s Thank You Note
Governor Stanley announced a letter from Foreign Minister Lansdowne, at King Edward’s request, thanking the Kansas legislature for its sympathy resolution on Queen Victoria’s death. It is the third communication, following earlier letters that caused record edits and later clarifications.
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Topeka
Kan
Stanley
Lansdowne
King Edward
Kansas
Queen Victoria
Edward
Choate
Rasch Named Assistant U.S. Attorney in Helena
Carl Rasch, an Helena attorney, was appointed assistant United States district attorney to succeed J. C. English who resigned to become postmaster at Anaconda. Rasch received commission from the Department of Justice and began duties today.
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The
Standard
Helena
Carl Rasch
United States District Attorney
J. C. English
Anaconda
Rasch
Department of Justice
Widespread strike threat looms in machinists ranks
Secretary Wilson of district No. 15 says a nationwide strike may occur Monday if employers do not accept a nine hour day and a 12½ percent wage raise. About 150,000 machinists could be called out, with 10,000 in this district affected, though public contracts like subways are not expected to halt.
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New York
Wilson
National
Aest Eration of Machinists
James O'Connell
Washington
Settlement Ends Three Month Lake Steamer Strike in Cleveland
In Cleveland on May 13 the engineers strike against United States Steel Corp ended at a final conference. The agreement ends the three month walkout on lake steamers though terms were not released by Chief Hayes who said both sides agreed not to disclose them.
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Cleveland
Ohio
United States Steel Corporation
Hayes
The
Steel Corporation
Dr George B Owen Appointed Delegate
Helena May 13 Governor Toole named Dr George B Owen of Anaconda as a delegate to the National Association of Military Surgeons convention in St Paul on May 31 and June 1. The appointment answered an invitation from Brigadier General Alex J Stone Minnesota National Guard president of the national association. Dr Owen is surgeon general on the governor's staff.
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Owen
Standard
Helena
Toole
George B. Owen
Anaconda
National Association of Military Surgeons
St. Paul
Alex J. Stone
National Suard
Minnesota
National Association
State Medical Corps
Steamers Ashore Near Ogdensburg in River Collision
The steamship Northwestern from Chicago to Liverpool struck Gilbert's dredge between Galoup and Rapid and grounded on the Canadian side. The dredge ran aground on a shoal. the Meteor passed safely. The L. 8 Porter tow is aground at Cardinal canal head, with three barges breaking a tow line and drifting two miles to Glenford shoal. Donnelly wreckers of Kingston head to aid recovery.
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Ogdensburg
Northwestern
Chicago
Liverpool
Gilbert
Meteor
Northwestern Line
Porter
Cardinals Canal
Glenford Shoal
Donnelly Wreckers
Kingston
Chicago boxing license delayed by committee action
A resolution to license boxing in Chicago was referred to the Rules Committee tonight causing at least a two week delay before any boxing is revived in the city.
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Chicago
Treasury secretary buys short term bonds in May purchase
The secretary of the treasury announced the purchase of $4,500 in short term bonds at a price of 113.64 per hundred dollars. This indicates a continued effort to manage liquidity and fund government needs.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Gregson Springs Reigns as Montana Outing Leader
Sunday turnout at Gregson Springs reached 2500 with strong season-long popularity. The resort tops others for milk and eggs, meals, baths, and daily appeal under Don Hayes, promising a pleasant outing with consistently high quality year round.
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Gregson
Gregson Springs
Don Hayes
Montana
Butte Briefs Selections and City Guests
Co D Joslyn of Deer Lodge is at the Butte R Lockey in Helena yesterday. D O Shea of Red Lodge visits Butte today. R A Luke of Helena stays at the Thornton. Phil Daniels of Anaconda in the city. William S Clarkson of Livingston at the McDermott. James Reid of Bozeman in town. H F Collett of Great Falls on business. H W McNair of Great Falls registered at the Thornton. George Gordon of Billings registered at the McDermott. A daughter born to the wife of M W Conroy of Conroy Morley.
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D. O'Shea
Red Lodge
Butte
R. A. Luke
Helena
Thornton
Phil Daniels
Anaconda
William S. Clarkson
Livingston
McDermott
James Reid
Bozeman
H. F. Collett
Great Falls
H. W. McNair
George Gordon
Billings
M. W. Conroy
Conroy & Morley
Runners Shine at St Louis Fair Grounds Summary
At St Louis May 13 fair grounds hosted six races. Brulare led the first race over seven furlongs with Lawton and Harry Pulliam following. Wainamoinen won the four and a half furlongs second race with Miss Dora and Wakita placing. Tenny Belle won the five and a half furlongs third race, Harry Duke and Ed L. were next. Bowen captured the mile and 70 yards fourth race as Van Horebeke and Petit Maitre trailed. Silverdale won the six furlongs fifth race with Miss Mae Day and Kindred in pursuit. Lady of the West won the mile and 20 yards sixth race with Miss Patton and Edna Riley close behind.
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St. Louis
Fair Grounds
Brulare
Lawton
Harry Pulliam
Wainamoinen
Miss Dora
Wakita
Tenny Belle
Harry Duke
Ed L
Bowen
van Horebeke
Petit Maitre
Silverdale
Miss Mae Day
Kindred
Lady of the West
Miss Patton
Edna Riley
Steady Oakland Races See Bathos Catherine Bid For Victory
Close finishes and long-shot wins highlight Oakland racing led by Ruiz sending three winners. Lou Cheveden from 12 to 1 captures the opening race by a head while Bathos Alicia and Ostler Joe place in the fifth. Results show times from 1:08 to 1:48 with Headwater, Flatterer, and Horton also taking victories. A new rule caps barrier trials at three per horse.
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San Francisco
Oakland
Lou Cheveden
Bathos
Alicia
Ostler Joe
Ruiz
Lou Cileveden
Searchlight
Saul of Tarsus
Dandy
Remele
Flatterer
Wardman
Dunfree
Headwater
Byron Rose
Yellow Tail
Horton
Gauntlet
Pat Morrissey
Poor showing by Boney Boy at Worth races
Dignation over Boney Boy’s inconsistent running as Caviar and Louisville beat him. Jockey Coburn summoned to the stand with no action taken. Weather clear and track fast. First race Ida V. won at seven furlongs. Second Red Apple set pace. Third Yana won selling. Fourth Cuaviar nea r poetry won purse. Fifth Plead won mile and yards. Sixth Free Lance won selling.
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Chicago
May
Worth
Boney Boy
Caviar
Louisville
Coburn
Ida V
Woodctick
Rustic Girl
Red Apple
Merryman
Irma
Selling Yana
Hayden
Blue Ridge
Cuaviar
Plead
Impromptu
Pirate's Queen
Free Lance
Maryland Reserve
John Grigsby
May Blossom and Latonia spring racing results listed
At Morris Park and Latonia the May 13 15 meetings produced six thoroughbred races each. Winners included Brady Smash Grail Malster Watercure Lost Chord School for Scandal Hernando Pentecost Gowane with multiple seconds and thirds recorded across six events per track.
Reluctant Wins at Newport in Six Furlong Selling Race
At Newport on May 3 Cincinnati reports results from six races. Reluctant won the first race over Caloocan and Flying Bird, with a 1 15 time. May Quick captured the four furlongs, Frieze second, Effect third, in 49 seconds. Springwell led the six furlongs with J J T second and Imperialist third in 1 144. El Giva won the four and a half furlongs with Myrtle Dell second and Ben Hullum third. Un sightly won the mile with Little Henry second and Charlie O Brien third in 1 40. Little Billie took six furlongs selling, Edna Gary second, Nancy Settz third in 1 15. Mr Brookwood won the hurdle mile, Charlie Daniels second, Sauber third in 1 48.
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Cincinnati
Newport
Reluctant
Caloocan
Flying Bird
May Quick
Frieze
Effect
Springwell
Imperialist
el Giva
Myrtle Dell
Ben Hullum
Little Henry
Charlie O Brien
Little Billie
Edna Gary
Nancy Settz
Mr. Brookwood
Charlie Daniels
Sauber
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OMICS
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Deer Lodge
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Godfrey
Mayor Gilroy
Grail
Fright
Musidora
Malster
Glen Nellie
Satire
Petra Il
Balloon
Seminole
Watercure
Herbert
Hammock
Meadowbrook Hunters
Chord
Bacchanal
Higbie
Latonia
School For Scandal
Johnnie McCarthy
Sim W
Long Floe
Whitfield
Mamie English
Sweet Billie
Jean Raphael
Hernando
Gaheris
Judge Redwine
Pentecost
Jaubert
Gawane
Aledi
Anchor
Connell
Congo
Nottingham
M. J. Connell Company
Oweley Block
Mont
Iano Rice
Fulton & Gold
Wield
Anaconda Copper Mining Company Cor. Main and Quartz Sts
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Mechanics
Alsen and
Salt Lake Portland Cements
P. J. Brophy & Co
Grocers
Butte, Mont
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