Anaconda Standard print and distribution details
The item lists publication and distribution information for The Anaconda Standard, including ownership by Standard Publishing Company, pricing for daily and Sunday editions, and postal and bureau addresses in multiple cities. It notes publication locations and the newspaper’s reach across the United States and Canada, with billing and subscription details.
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Standard Publishing Company, Publishers and Proprietors
Pat Anaconda i
Sandai
Portagester
United States
Canada
Mexics
Montana daily paper tops circulation in March totals
The Natural? Standard records show a paid circulation advantage over all Montana daily newspapers. March averages list 12,015 for weekdays and 14,362 for Sundays, indicating strong readership.
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Yo Adartisers Thenatural
Montana
Ominous Tidings on McKinney Visit and Mosquito Peril
The article reports President McKinney canceling Northwest engagements due to Mrs McKinney illness. Montana residents react with sympathy as a guest visit is dropped. It also notes an alarming surge of May mosquitoes in the East with swarms causing animal deaths and betting on a remedy.
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McKinney
Northwest
San Francisco
Cortelyou
Montana
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
Norfolk
Vasa
Far East
General Alger and the Philippine War Controversy
A former war secretary claims he could have captured Aguinaldo if kept in the cabinet, but critics doubt his view. The piece recalls Alger's controversial tenure and says he exited office with little public approval, amid debate over his wartime decisions.
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Aguinaldo
Alger
Fizsle
War Department
Upton Army
Root
War Office
Matt En Tata Allans
Mani
Public strife and political squabbles churn headlines
A sweeping, fragmentary narrative covers figures from General Alger to John L Sullivan, the Heinze Clark political clash in Montana, and a casino street scene. It relays public scuffles, boasts, assaults, and financial entanglements, weaving personal rebukes with partisan and legal tensions across urban and state settings.
Editorial Column Hums About Lipton Yacht and Civic Winds
The piece notes Heinze and Clark battle over land points, mocks educational novelties at Columbia and Wisconsin, and satirizes Lipton’s Shamrock sailing hype. It touches California’s health lure, Wall Street humor, and Mr. Hill’s New York visit as national headlines shift from New York to San Francisco.
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Thomas Lipton
Associated Press
Jack Bunsby
California
Lipton
A mosaic of 1900s political wits and Hawaii notes
The passage surveys figures and events from U S politics and Hawaii in a speculative, opinionated tone. References include Dole Carter and Sullivan, with jabs at the press and figures like Queen Liliuokalani and Mrs Nation, plus a nod to McKinley’s health.
Notable figures and trivia from late 19th century society
A collage notes Speaker Henderson buying a new artificial leg in Minneapolis. Survivors of Grant's West Point class include Franklin French and Father Deshon. Baron Lehman tours the U S to author a book on institutions. Cardinal Mezzofanti spoke 114 languages. Ex-Governor Morrill owns a vast apple orchard to contain 4000 trees. Eight royal train bearers from Queen Victoria’s wedding day remain alive, Victoria Howard being unmarried.
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Baron R. Lehman
Greece
Netherlands
United States
Cardinal Mezzofanti
Morrill
Kansas
Trans-Pacific Line Discussed With Santa Fe Railway
Albert Ballin, director of Hamburg America, confirms talks between his company and the Atchison Topeka Santa Fe to launch a San Francisco to Orient steamship route. He says the plan is in early stages and details like number of ships tonnage and speed are undecided. The project would take a long time to mature.
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Santa Fe Road
New York
Albert Ballin
Hambure- American Steamship Company
Europe
China
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad
San Francisco
Orient
Pierpont Morgan Sails to Paris Amid Credit Crisis News
London reports Pierpont Morgan left for Paris this morning and may travel to Aix Les Bains. He plans not to return to America before June. The move is seen as sign of crisis averted and aligns with a reported compromise between Morgan and Kuhn Loeb in New York.
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Pierpont Morgan
London
Paris
Morgan
Aix Les Bain
Newmarket Second Spring Meeting Races Result
At Newmarket on the second spring meeting the Wednesday welter handicap was won by Watershed ridden by Cleme Jenkins for W. C. Whitney. Minnie Dee placed second with Johnny Reiff up. Twelve horses contested. The Newmarket stakes were won by Willam the Third for the Duke of Portland, with Doricles second and Aida third ridden by Maher. Betting ranged from 50 to 1 against William the Third to 6 to 1 against Vida.
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London
Newmarket
W. C. Whitney
Cote
Watershed
Cleme Jenkins
Richard Croker
Minnie Dee
Johnny Reiff
Maher
J. C. Dyers
St. Hilarious
Duke of Portland
Lavalist
William
Doricies
Vida
Gold shipments to Europe by major firms announced
New York reports Goliman Sachs & Company and Heidelbach Ickelheimer & Company plan to ship $1,000,000 worth of gold each by tomorrow's steamer. Heidelberg Ickelheimer & Company will also ship $200,000 in gold, totaling $1,200,600.
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New York
Goliman, Sachs & Company
Heidelbach, Ickeheimer & Company
Heidelbach, Ickelheimer & Company
Europe
Gibson
Life Publishing Company
Saloon Keeper Dies After Blow During Altercation
Seattle May 15 John C Elms proprietor of the Chicago saloon died last night after 70 hours unconscious from a blow in an altercation with Charles Anderson. Anderson is under arrest and will be tried for murder.
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Seattle
Wash
Charles Anderson
John C. Elms
Chicago
Anderson
Peace Reigns Only Within Rifle Range
Vancouver, May 15. Shanghai papers report blood clashes with converts in Chin province where Stonehouse was killed. About 1200 Boxers attacked converts, slaughtering native Christians. Peace exists only within rifle range of allies as anti foreign sentiment remains high. report of 70000 insurgents at Yang Liu Tsing, looting and planning a new regime. Sobraon wrecked near Foochow. all aboard saved. In HK since Jan 1, 112 of 120 bubonic plague cases have died.
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Vancouver
B. C
Shanghai
Wang Tu-Haien
Chin Province
Stonehouse
The
Mercury
Tientsin
Yang Liu Tsing
Chill
Foochow
Hong Kong
Chinese Indemnity Agreement Allows Troop Withdrawals
Berlin officials note the peace commissioners accept indemnities and permit troop withdrawals to begin though not all forces will depart immediately. They expect duties to rise plus long term payment terms, with Germany open to reductions if China cannot pay. A separate New York court order calls for defendants to be removed to Savannah for trial on conspiracy charges.
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Berlin
China
Germany
Pekin
Guynora
New York
Juiio Brown
United States District Court
Benjamin D. Greene
John D
William T
Edward JT
Gaynor
Savannah
O. M. Carter
United States
New Era
Burlington Directors Meet on Routine Burlington Plans
Boston May 16 directors of the Chicago Burlington & Quincy Railroad held their regular monthly meeting and discussed no substantive items. The underwrit ing syndicate today called the first installment of 10 percent toward the absorption by the Great Northern and Northern Pacific indicating plans proceed.
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Burlington
Boston
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Company
Great Northern and Northern Pacific
Six Thousand Tampa Cigar Makers Strike Over Broken Bridge
In Tampa Florida on May 15 six thousand cigar makers walked out after a bridge linking the city to the western suburbs broke two days earlier. Ferries were slow and unsatisfactory, prompting a noon strike to pressure manufacturers to secure a quick repair, with firms facing losses on tobacco prepared for today.
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Tampa
Fla
Lawyers and doctors to play ball at Mountain View picnic
Anaconda news reports plans for a Memorial Day weekend picnic featuring a baseball game between lawyers and doctors. Dr Owen and Rod Williams head the arrangements for May 30 at Mountain View Park as part of Good Roads and Cycle Path Association events.
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Owen
Rod Williams
Good Roads and Cycle Path Association
Mountain View Park
Brown
Association
Morgan Evans
Reese
Three Mile House
Hast Park Avenue
Refusal to Repair Engine Sparks Discharge at Butte Shops
Ten workers at the Butte Anaconda and Pacific shops, eight machinists, one helper, and one apprentice, were discharged after refusing to repair Great Northern locomotive 999. The dispute stems from the engine's unpopularity with the union amid a Great Falls strike, though other crews continued repairs.
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Great Northern
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific Railway
Great Falls
Anaconda
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