Standard Publishing Company notices and offices
The Standard Publishing Company announces daily and Sunday editions with subscriptions in various periods and rates. It lists main office in Anaconda, branch offices in Butte, Missoula and Great Falls, and eastern and western bureaus with addresses in Chicago Washington Ames and other cities. It notes newsstands locations in Chicago Ames San Francisco Denver Salt Lake and more.
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GNC
Europe
Standard Block
Anaconda
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Washington
G St
N. W
Nassau Street
Chicago
Washington Street
Morton
Postoffice
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Denver
Glenarm Street
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake
Second South Street
Salt Lake At Salt Lake
Ad Claims of Anaconda Standard Circulation Lead Montana
The Anaconda Standard asserts a larger bona fide paid circulation than all other Montana daily newspapers. For 1900 the daily average is 11,891 and the Sunday average is 14,184.
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Anaconda Standard
Montana
Presbyterians weigh creed revisions in Philadelphia debate
The Presbyterian Church faces a significant revision push at Philadelphia this week. The article contrasts modern tolerance with Calvinist fear of hell, noting a shift from Augustinian strictness to a love-demanding deity as central to today’s creed discussions. Jonathan Edwards is cited to illustrate the past emphasis on eternal punishment versus present emphasis on divine love.
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Philadelphia
United States
Calvin
Knox
Geneva
Servetus
Mary
Queen of Scots
Hell
Jonathan Edwarde
Edwards
Cigarettes Found Less Harmful Than Pipes and Cigars
The London Lancet ranks tobacco products by harm, declaring cigarettes the least harmful, pipes mid, and cigars most harmful due to differences in combustion completeness. The article notes public assumption once favored pipe or cigar over cigarette.
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London Lancet
Eminent Medical Journal
Cigarettes Draw Public Ire Over Harms And Odor
The article notes that cigarettes are seen as highly harmful due to toxic condensates forming during combustion. It argues the mildness lures boys into smoking and escalates harm, while the foul odor alienates non smokers, fueling widespread public opposition to cigarettes.
Ohio Governor Nash Seen as Weak Candidate in Ohio Battle
Washington says Governor Nash may be sidelined in a political shakeup as Senator Hanna’s circle doubts his strength. The Cincinnati prize fight stance and limited personality are cited as factors. Democrats in Ohio eye fresh chances after Columbus Cleveland and Toledo wins, signaling a possible shift in the state.
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Overnor Nash
Ohio
California
Old McKinley
Nash
Washington
Chicago Journal
Hanna
Cincinnati
Columbus
Cleveland
Toledo
Decline of English Welfare Warns of Shift in Power
The article notes grim English demographic and labor trends over a decade with rising emigration to the U S and colonies, a swelling foreign labor share, fewer births, and London’s lag in growth. It warns these factors may weaken England and tilt leadership to the United States and allied nations.
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England
United States
Germany
London
New York
Napoleon
Delaware Under Federal Pressure Over Gas Ad Dicksen Era
Delaware faces federal pushback as Hanna blocks nominees to the U S Senate and disourges state programs. Federal offices shifted elsewhere, seed distribution halted, rural mail delivery suspended. The article notes a Republican boss leveraging power amid expected losses and political maneuvering.
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Elaware
Hanna
Addicks
United States Senate
Littl Commonwealth
Delaware
Senate
Delaware Senate Fight and Addicks Bribery Allegations
The article portrays a plan to convene a special Delaware legislature session to boost Addicks by exploiting the governor and state power. It accuses Addicks of longtime corruption and Hanna of using bribery and pressure to sway Republican lawmakers, with prior anti Addicks lawmakers facing social ostracism.
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Congress
Delaware
Addicks
Hanna
Union
Pennsylvania
Senate
Morgan Gifts Aid Palisades Preservation Effort
An anonymous donor, later revealed as J Pierpont Morgan, contributed 125 000 dollars to preserve the Palisades along the Hudson River. Combined with New York and New Jersey legislative appropriations, the gift supports an interstate park project as contractors had begun blasting away rock. The move helps safeguard a national scenic asset and ease the park’s financing.
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J. Pierpont Morgan
Russell Sage
Palisades
Hudson River
Mr. Morgan
New York
New Jersey
Jolo Sultan Gained by Silver Coin Versus Filipinos
General J. Bates reports in the Examiner on his Philippine dealings. He claims Mohammedans loyal to the sultan of Jolo accepted a silver coin as payment after the islands were ceded by Spain. Bates recounts how he secured the sultan's goodwill amid colonial transition.
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San Francisco
J. (. Bates
Philippines
Jolo
Spain
American Strategy in Jolo Pacified Sultanate Talks
As Southern Luzon commander, the officer describes negotiating with the Sultan of Jolo to avoid war. He notes locals preferred strong national protection over independence and that initial bribery and gifts yielded concessions. He claims the US won faster pacification than Spain, enabling safe travel for Americans.
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United States
Luzon
Jolo
Otis
Manila
Island
Donovan Praises Kalispell Anti Gambling Efforts
Special Dispatch from Kalispell May 20. Attorney General Donovan visited for 20 minutes, met with the county attorney to discuss enforcing the anti gambling law, and was assured Kalispell had forestalled gambling. He praised state-wide efforts and congratulated Flathead’s prosecuting attorney before leaving for the East.
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The
Standard
Kalispell
Donovan
Law Enforcement League
Flathead
Turkey Apologizes Over Mail Bags Incident
Constantinople May 1 Ahmed Tewfik Pasha Ottoman foreign minister informed ambassadors of Turkey’s plan to restore the status quo ante in the postal dispute and to send a high official to apologize for violations of foreign mail bags. The German ambassador regards the incident closed while Britain France and Austria demand a fuller settlement.
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Constantinople
Ahmed Tewfik Pasha
Turkey
Actress Catherine Germaine in Critical Condition After Strychnine Overdose
Minneapolis tale reports Catherine Germaine, star of The Highwayman at the Metropolitan opera house, swallowed nearly a dozen strychnine pills by misread instructions. She sought dental relief for toothache and was told to take one every three hours. By midnight her condition was listed as critical.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Catherine Germaine
Metropolitan Opera House
Catherine
Death of Robert Gibbs In New York Gas Fumes
Robert Gibbs a 52 year old superintendent of an iron molding works in Pittsburg and a man of considerable wealth was found dead in his room on West Twenty second street in New York having been asphyxiated by gas. Initial reports suggested suicide but later investigation indicated accidental death. Gibbs’s family resides in Chicago where he formerly lived.
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New York
Robert Gibbs
Pittsburg
West
Twenty-second Street
Gibbs
Chicago
Prominent politician indicted for mail fraud
H. H. Goudenhour of Greenville is indicted on charges of using the mails for fraud. Prosecutors allege he collected campaign contributions from postmasters in the first district and promised repayment by sending campaign literature enough to reimburse them.
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Knoxville
Tenn
H. H. Goudenhour
Greenville
New England Machinists Strike Builds in Boston
Boston will see a large turnout as about 1,800 machinists walk out tomorrow while 12 major firms grant workers demands today. In Providence around 100 machinists from two shops join the action signaling widespread industrial action in the region.
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Boston
New England
Providence
Metropolitan Street Railway Aide Arrested In Bribery Probe
Kansas City Missouri May 19 Charles Church assistant claim agent for the Metropolitan Street Railway was arrested on orders of the Kansas City Bar association amid an investigation into alleged jury bribing. He will be held pending inquiry.
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Kansas City
Charles Church
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
Kansas City Bar Association
Church
Seattle Pioneer Judge D. Emery Found Dead
Seattle attorney Judge D. Emery a pioneer on the coast and resident since 1872 was found dead in bed. Circumstances suggest death occurred last Wednesday with apoplexy the cause.
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Seattle
Wash
D. Emery
Coast
Weston Howland Dies at 16, Petroleum Refining Pioneer
Fairhaven Massachusetts reports the death of Weston Howland aged 16 the inventor of a method to refine petroleum. He is remembered as a youthful innovator whose early contributions sparked progress in chemical processing.
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Fairhaven
Mass
Two Die in Steel Plant Accident in Youngstown
In Youngstown Ohio two men died and three others were injured with expected fatalities after an accident at the National Steel Bes semer department when a cover gave way at a mammoth structure.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Bessemer Department
National Steel Company
Mill disaster leaves two Hungarians dead
A converter detaches allowing 18 tons of molten metal to flow over the mill. The fatalities are two unknown Hungarian workers.
Americans to Meet British in 2500 Dollar Trap Shoot
Twelve top American wing shooters will represent the United States against Britain in a team match for 2500 dollars a side. The event is set for June 11 at the Middlesex Gun Club near London with practice time planned after their June 5 arrival in England. Team members include Thomas A. Marshall Frank S. Parmalee J A R Elliott R O Heikes Fred Gilbert W R Crosby J S Fanning Edward Banks C M Powers W Budd R Merrill and E H Tripp.
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New York
Middlesex
London
England
United States
America
Thomas A. Marshall
Frank S. Parmalee
J. A. R. Elliott
R. O. Heikes
Fred Gilbert
W. R. Crosby
J. 8. Fanning
Edward Banks
C. M. Powers
Independence Yacht Under Construction At East Boston
Torrential rain did not deter hundreds of spectators at the Atlantic works East Boston to view the yacht Independence. The vessel shows a businesslike profile and, with mast stepped and sails bent, will be a top racer. Work begins in earnest as standing rigging is ready and sails are made, with steering wheel pending and deck awaiting canvas.
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Boston
Atlantic Works
Independence
Livingston Wins Easily Over Billings in Lone Montana Game
Livingston defeated Billings 46 to 9 in Livingston on May 19 in a one sided diamond contest. A large crowd watched the alkali-eater team suffer a crushing defeat though Billings promised stronger play in the rematch. The victory shows Livingston can compete with top state teams.
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Standard
Livingston
Billings
Magic City
Lipton declares Shamrock II in top racing form for tests
Sir Thomas Lipton tells an Associated Press representative that Shamrock II is in power condition for a thorough racing trial. Both the challenger and former challenger will race daily on the outside course to test speed and uncover any weaknesses ahead of the fight.
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Southampton
Thomas Lipton
Associated Press
Cleveland routs Detroit 18 to 2 in May baseball game
In Detroit on May 1 Cleveland opened with six runs in the first inning aided by four Detroit errors and a walk. Detroit could not close the gap as Moore scattered Detroit hits. Genins led Cleveland with three two base hits and the crowd of about 3,400 saw a decisive early lead. Batteries Siever and McAllister, Moore and Wood.
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Detroit
Cleveland
Moore
Genins
Chicago Dominates Milwaukee in Early Lead and Errors
Chicago won easily as Milwaukee faltered early due to Dowling misplays. Mertes sparked a double play while Grimth Sullivan and Leahy contributed on defense and offense. Attendance and exact score are unclear but a decisive home win is reported.
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Chicago
Milwaukee
Dowling
Mertes
Spokane Holds Off Seattle In League Contest 10-7
In Spokane May 19 Spokane beats Seattle 10 to 7 after leading early and holding on. Batter numbers show Glendon Wilner and Kuran on the mound for Spokane while Stovall and Frary caught. Final score reflects a steady attack and strong pitching.
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Spokane
Seattle
Wash
H. EF
Glendon
Wilner and Kuran
Stovall and Frary
Duncan outlines trial voyage for Constitution
W Butler Duncan said the Constitution will depart tomorrow for a trial spin weather permitting. After the trial the ship will return to her dock for fittings to be installed, a process expected to take one week.
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Bristol
W. Butler Duncan
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Standard Publishing Company, Publishers and Proprietors
Mr. Nash
Mrs. McKinley
Perry Heath
Mark Hanna
Denver Times
Jeffries
Ruhlin
Rixey
McKinley
Vanderbilt
Jim Hill
Queen Victoria
Bryan
Fred Grant
Schwab
Stanford University
Dr. Rixey
Island of
MR. Donovan
Sultan
Germaine
Polson
Ton Boston
R. H. E. Poouiour Caercbsas
Cigugieme Scaccaer Beniecas
Nazsrchad Lwpo
Siever and McAllister
Moore and Ood
Hicago
R. H
P. Ct
Baltimore
Vmnere
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Wortland
Tacoma
R. H. FE
Portland
M. J. Connell Company
Gills
Oweley Block
Butte, Mont
Rice, Fulton & Gold
Anaconda Copper Mining Company Hardware Department
Butte Cor. Main and Quartz Sts
Mining and Blacksmiths
Mechanics
Alsen and
Salt Lake Portland Cements
BIG Blackfoot Milling Company
Arisona
Bonner, Mont
Et Butte
Anaconda and
Britton
Thomas H. Britton
Susan B. Franklin
Lexington
Miss Dixie
Colonel Pepper
Paris
Pere, Chaise
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