Anaconda Standard publishing details and offices
The Anaconda Standard lists publishing terms with daily and Sunday editions, frequencies and prices, plus branch offices in Butte, Missoula, and Great Falls. It provides address details for main office, Washington and eastern bureaus, and newspaper stands in Chicago, San Francisco, Denver, and Salt Lake City.
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The
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Chicago
Postoffice
Auditorium Annex
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Denver
Glenarm Street
SO Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake
Second South Street
Salt Lake News Co
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Mont
Circulation Lead for Anaconda Standard Noted
The Anaconda Standard reports its March 12,015 daily and Sunday averages, with Sunday circulation at 14,362, claiming the largest bona fide paid circulation among Montana root newspapers.
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Anaconda Standard
Montana
Hope for Mrs McKinley Amid San Francisco Bulletins
A May 1911 era report notes hopeful San Francisco medical bulletins as President McKinley’s wife battles for life. Authorities and the public cling to a slender chance of recovery amid evolving conditions and cautious optimism.
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San Francisco
Ohio judge rules press can be barred from trial evidence
A Northern Ohio judge recently limited press freedom by forbidding publication of evidence during a murder trial. Reporters were allowed in court but two were expelled for contempt after refusing to suppress coverage. The piece argues such orders abridge constitutional publicity and undermine the press and public interest.
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Ohio
Legacy of London Talk on Rail Network and St Paul Road
President Hill is quoted about a London discussion with Mr Wis Mr Morgan and a Deutsche Bank representative on the future of U S railroads The talk touched Missouri Pacific and St Paul lines with a possible purchase seen as uncertain The passage compares the men to Napoleon in handling the railway map.
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New York
Stock Exchange
President Hill
Wis
London
Morgan
Deutsche Bank of Berlin
St. Paul Road
St. Paul
Mr. Morgan
United States
Napoleon the Firet
St. Louis Republic
Teddy
Mark Hanna
Roosevelt
San Juan Hill
White House
Hanna
Conspiracy to Control Railroads Ends in Market Turmoil
A London meeting led to a bid for the St Paul road but failed as Vanderbilts and Standard Oil opposed. The Morgan Hill group then pursued Burlington stock and gained control of most shares. Union Pacific opposed this shift as Morgan Hill sought Northern Pacific control, sparking a Wall Street fight with unclear outcome and questions over preferred stock retirement.
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St. Paul Road
Vanderbilte
Standard Oil
London
St. Paul
Burlington
Morgan-Hill Combine
Union Pacific
Morgan-Hill
Northern Pacific
Wall Street
Sultan Abdul Hamid to Open Foreign Mail, Diplomats Protest
Ambassadors at Constantinople protest Abdul Hamid's plan to inspect and open foreign mail. The sultan defends the right, saying he may open mail bags at will. Diplomats consider using naval show of force to compel compliance.
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Hether
Turkey
Constantinople
Abdul Hamid
Bulgaria
Critics Clash Over Dole Autonomy In Hawaii
The Honolulu controversy sees Dole accused of wielding both legislative and executive powers. Hawaii lawmakers demand a removal, citing clashes over a proposed extra session. Protest volumes will reach President McKinley as critics push for accountability.
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Dole
Andy Johnson
McKinley
Hawaii
Honolulu
Forest Fires Threaten Timber in Western Montana
Early reports show serious fires in parts of the West Montana forest districts though minor blazes are contained by railway crews and forest rangers. Experts warn that once the dry season peaks, damage from fires could dwarf lumber losses, often sparked by lightning or careless campers, with some blamed on hunters using fire to drive game.
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Montana
Collins
The
Forest
Forest rangers in Montana guard against wildfires
Montana fire patrol units led by Superintendent Collins focus on extinguishing and preventing fires, especially by policing campfires. They emphasize forest wealth and warn against careless land use, while Interior Department policies ease timber use rules.
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Reserve System of
Montana
Collins
Forest Rangers
Forest Reserve
Indian Department
Interior Department
Imperialism and the Rise of Socialism Across Europe
The Springfield Republican notes that socialism grew as a parliamentary force in Germany France and Italy after 1880 as those nations pursued empire building. It highlights strong anti militarist anti imperialist socialist currents and predicts Britain may see greater domestic socialist influence as imperialism continues.
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Springfield Republican
Germany
France
Italy
Great Britain
Hanna Weakens as Party Leaders Oppose Him
The Kansas City Times notes Hanna is not as strong as last year and faces opposition from party leaders including Quay, Platt, Foraker, Allison, Henderson, Lodge, and Hawley. His unpopularity is marked by J. Pierpont Morgan refusing to list Hanna on the steel trust directors.
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Kansas City Times
Hanna
Quay
Platt
Foraker
Allison
Henderson
Lodge
Hawley
J. Pierpont Morgan
Steel Trust
Aldermen Urged to Make Real Record With Strawberry Box
From the Milwaukee Sentinel, officials are urged to focus on the strawberry box to demonstrate action and accountability, signaling a call for tangible measures rather than rhetoric. The phrase implies seeking practical results in local governance.
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The
Milwaukee Sentinel
Political Rifts and Press Echoes Across Early 1900s Papers
A collage of editorials critiques U S Cuban trade policy calling it heartless and costly. Other items urge lessons for Abdul Hamid, question Roosevelt Hanna dynamics, and note McKinley era political handouts. A rail president faces shifting power blocs.
Notable Longevity at London Criterion Theatre
Charles Wyndham celebrates 25th anniversary as manager of the Criterion in London. No actor manager has held a London theater so long.
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Charles Wyndham
Criterion Theater
London
Humorous Bits From Various Papers Displaying Wit and Wordplay
A collage of cartoon captions and quips spans several papers including Philadelphia Times Boston Transcript Puck Life Philadelphia Record and Montreal Star. It highlights playful exchanges about gossip broken bones golf fiction and minor miscommunications in everyday life.
Mania for Speculation Grips New York Stock Market
Receipts of daily sales on the New York stock exchange are rising with regularity and the investing public continues to seek more. The market shows gaudy new counters and veteran experts are puzzled by speculators driving prices higher, reminiscent of Fisk and Gould era frenzy.
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New York Stock Exchange
Oliver Twist
Fisk
Gould
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Canada
Mexico
Washington
N. W
Nassau Street
Washington Street
Doles
James J. Hill
Albany, N. Y
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Butte Pawnbrokere
Esterhazy
Albany
Count von Waldersee
Jim Hill
Bunker
Nash
Sugar Trust
California
England
Hetty Green
Carnegie
New York Times
Congress
Cuba
Philadelphia
Indianapolis News
Kansasity Star
Goulds
Vanderbilt Estate
Gaston
Santa Rosa
Cal
Jonah
Santa Catharina
Brazil
George C. Lorimer
Boston
Lorimer
Tremont Temple Church
J. W. Quarles
Wisconsin
Indian Territory
Ludwig Mond
Cassel
Rome
Philadelphia Times
Tommy
Mamma
Boston Transcript
Whitetree
Sincce
Fauntleroy van Gibbons
Billy
de Wimmin
Philadelphia Record
Eniui
Tar
John Jones
Postal
Philadelphia Press
West End
Montreal Star
Connell
Royal Worcester
Ecru
Eton
Asc
Dresden
M. J. Connell Company
Ailey
Oweley
Butte, Mont
Isso Rice, Fulton & Gold
BIG Blackfoot Milling Company
Arigona
Aluminum
Sts
Butte, Anaconda
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