Anaconda Standard Publication and Rates Notice
The Anaconda Standard announces subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions with various term options and foreign postage, plus office addresses in Anaconda and branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls. It lists distribution and news stand locations in Chicago New York San Francisco Denver Salt Lake City and other cities.
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Butte
Missoula
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Chicago
W. J. Morton
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Palace Hotel
Denver
Glenarm Street
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake
Second South Street
Salt Lake News Co
Advertisers Note The Anaconda Standard Circulation Lead
The Anaconda Standard reports a larger bona fide paid circulation than all Montana dailies combined with annual averages for 199: daily 11 891 and Sunday 14 184.
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Anaconda Standard
Montana
The President's Way on Porto Rico Verdict
The article reviews a Supreme Court decision on Porto Rico after its acquisition. It notes a majority view that insular affairs are under federal power and taxation differs from states, while a minority challenges the imperialist framing. It connects the ruling to centralized government trends and potential political implications nationwide.
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Porto Rico
Congress
Islands
United States
New York
Montana
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Fuller
Harlan
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Peckham
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Supreme Bench
Justice Brewer
New England
Middle West
Justicie Peckham
Cleveland
Hill
Hornblower
McKinley
Wisconsin Gvernor LaFollette Leads Beaten Party War
A fray between Wisconsin Governor LaFollette and the Republican machine escalates as the governor challenges party pledges. The governor, unusual among Republicans, believes platforms must be kept, driving a conflict with the state legislature and party leaders.
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Wisconsin
LaFollette
Wisconsin Primary Reform Battle Shapes Future Politics
Wisconsin faces a corrupt election law blamed for fraud and farce. La Follette pressed to redeem pledges with sweeping primary reforms, provoking a GOP machine fight and a governor's defeat. The rift between Republican factions widens, boosting Democrats' prospects next election.
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Wisconsin
la Follette
Montana
Duel news ban proposed in France chamber
A French proposal to criminalize all publication of duel news threatens the practice. Supporters argue for a tribunal of honor to replace duels with court certificates, while critics note class bias and question the code’s relevance.
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France
Chamber of Deputies
Changing Character of Immigration Sparks Assimilation Debate
Government reports argue immigration from Southern Europe alters the nation’s fabric. It cites cultural clustering, slower Americanization, and generations needed to stamp citizenship on new arrivals. Emphasizes obstacles posed by transplanted European communities.
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M- IX Migration Bureau
Europe
United States
England Angers Americans with Boer War Critique
A Saturday Review piece blames American hostility to England on perceived English arrogance and the long history since independence. It argues Americans view Britain as insular and condescending from the nation’s early days when the United States was weak and divided.
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American Republic
America
United States
Dickens
Moore
Browning
Atlantic
Saturday Review
Republic
Carnegie Gift Probes Scotland Education Policy
A discussion on Andrew Carnegie's ten million pound fund for Scottish universities, with conditions granting women access to higher education. The piece notes Scotland's resistance to coeducation and recalls historic barriers to women in medical schools in London and Edinburgh, Dublin opening the diploma path. It questions whether Carnegie’s American wealth can alter Scotland's stance.
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Edinburgh
Dublin
United Kingdom
America
Berkeley adds Russian to foreign language offerings
The Minneapolis Times notes at Berkeley University of California the addition of Russian among taught languages signaling a shift toward global business readiness. The piece reflects on past skepticism toward Slavic dialects and suggests Chinese may follow as a cultural and commercial prerequisite in the coming decade.
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Minneapolis Times
Berkeley
University of California
Parkhurst Doubts Lord Can Reform New York
Rev Dr Parkhurst, a minister, questions if the Almighty can reform New York against the Tamany and Republican machines saying there is no time for the Lord to intervene unless the political machines act first.
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Philadelphia Record
Dr. Parkhurst
New York
Parkhurst
Tammany
German emperor's Bonn speeches seen as cautious appeal
The German emperor's Bonn addresses are viewed as an antidote to recent harsh remarks to the Alexander guards. Commentators note a persistent pattern of appeals in his speeches, suggesting uncertainty about certain subject groups and a strategy of alternating threats and appeals in public appearances.
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New York
Bonn
Australia Federation Opens in a Powerful Era
Editorial notes opening of the Australian federation parliament signals a shift to a broader global role with vitality and assertiveness among leaders, suggesting a potential republic and a center of vast forces beyond colonial Australia. It contrasts with domestic policy critiques and broadens context for national power.
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St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Australian Federation
Australia
Call to ministry versus gymnasium and sloyd classes
The excerpt contrasts the urgent divine summons to preach with the less imperative call to conduct a gymnasium or a sloyd class. It discusses how some feel compelled to warn and guide souls toward eternal life, while others pursue instructional or recreational duties with less sense of dire obligation.
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Sloyd
London Gossip and Royal Memoranda Across The Times
The column recounts London gossip about Queen Victoria’s death including the royal ring rumor and commentary on press restrictions. It notes Judge Gaynor railing against New York juries and Pauline Lucca’s Vienna birthday mix up. It also covers George Lennox Watson’s naval designs from Clotilde to Britannia and America’s Cup entries.
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London
Queen Victoria
George Lennox Watson
Assembly backs revision plan and permanent judicial commission
The General Assembly approved a revision committee plan expanding membership and adopting declaratory statements for church confessions. It also created a permanent judicial commission of the general assembly with eight ministers and seven elders to hear cases, outlining term lengths and election rules.
Harmony Reigns Among Presbyterians in General Assembly
The Presbyterian general assembly adopted the special committee's report on revising the confession of faith after a four day debate. Dr. James D. Moffatt proposed a harmonizing amendment that was quickly accepted, and New York was chosen as next year’s meeting site. The moderator urged concise speeches, with a 10 minute limit approved.
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Washington and Jefferson University
Mrs McKinley Stands the Trip Very Well
Sidney Nebraska May 27 The presidential train completed the third day of its homeward journey with no incidents The route across Wyoming averaged over 4000 feet elevation and exceeded 7500 feet at Sherman The president and cabinet learned the insular cases favored the government's view and prepared to read the full opinion as the train heads to Washington Omaha and Chicago schedules are noted for arrival times.
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Supreme Court
Presidental special passes Utah and Wyoming schedule
The presidential special ran on time through Utah and Wyoming last night. Mrs. McKinley rested well and Dr. Rixey reported she passed a comfortable night.
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Wyoming
Presidential special reaches Laramie in morning
The presidential special arrived in Laramie at 10 10 a m and is scheduled to travel on to Omaha by tomorrow morning.
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Laramie
Wyo
Omaha
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