Anaconda Standard advertising and distribution details
The notice lists subscription rates for the Anaconda Standard Daily and Sunday editions, pricing for various durations, and foreign postage. It also provides office locations, telephone numbers, branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls, and where the paper can be found in several cities.
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The
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Chicago
R Post Office
Auditorium Annex
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Denver
Glenarm Street
Seventeenth Street
Sat Lake
Second South Street
Salt Lake
Invitation to murder fuels public fury and guilt debate
A taunting message declaring an invitation to murder targets a named figure. Authorities vow to hold the author and others equally responsible, while the public expresses anger at those already behind bars. The case underscores collective accountability and ongoing criminal inquiries.
Public funds debate urges local contributions for Montana
The St. Louis fund discussion draws support from former Livingston mayor John T. Smith who backs a generous local contribution model. He argues funds should be raised by communities or counties without legislature involvement, noting Park county will contribute its share and that voluntary funding could boost public engagement. The Standard questions a legislative appropriation plan as a deadhead arrangement but acknowledges another view may gain traction.
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E Ark
St. Louis
John T. Smith
Livingston
Smith
Park County
Montana
Kipling Criticizes Army Reforms and Leadership Lines
Kipling argues for needed reforms in the British army and questions the Bul ler and Wood appointments. He says the army is sliding back into old failures despite government pledges and that leaders lack touch with the real force. The piece notes public calls to recall Kitchener and Roberts, arguing for persistent pursuit of mobile Moors over glory.
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Judyard Kipling
Buller
Wood
Kipling
Kitchener
Spectator
Roberts
South Africa
England
Moers
Ad Rates Highlight Strong Montana Newspaper Circulation
The Anaconda Standard touts a larger paid circulation than all Montana dailies combined with six month averages ending June 30 1901. Daily circulation 11872 and Sunday 191.
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Anaconda Standard
Montana
Great Falls Eyes State Expo Role in St Louis Venture
Cascade county and the City of Great Falls push Montana to participate in the 1904 exposition in St Louis. The Great Falls Business Men's Association asks Governor Toole to convene leaders in Helena to plan state representation and funding. The Standard urges broad public input to shape the state’s exhibit plans and spending.
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Great Falls
Cascade County
Business Men's Association
Toole
Helena
S&s. Louis
Ex Governor Taylor’s exile amid Kentucky Goebel murder probe
The piece condemns the attempted extradition of ex Governor Taylor of Kentucky over the Goebel murder. It argues the Republican governor shared responsibility, cites trials and juries, and criticizes his flight and party leadership amid the political feud and Waylor’s involvement.
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Ihy
Covernor Taylor
Kentucky
Indiana
Taylor
Goebel
Blale
Waylor
Carlist uprising tale in Spain sparks romantic intrigue
A London dated dispatch reports Carlist preparations nearly complete in Spain. It mocks the operatic drama around a pretender and notes uniforms blue blouses red trousers and peaked caps. It mentions guerrilla warfare booklets distributed to malcontents and refugees poised for action.
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Spain
Verdinand VII
London
Don Cartas
Maclay
Roosevelt Own Message to Congress Sparks Rumor Mill
Washington correspondents collect rumors around President Roosevelt starting work on his message to Congress. A persistent guess is no firm tariff or reciprocity recommendations, with reports claiming no clear policy stance.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Washington
Opposition to Reciprocity Treaties Shapes Senate Vote
Senator Aldrich leads a finance committee opposition to reciprocity treaties and with him can block passage. Senator Spooner advises that tariff reform needs a strong national Republican convention to succeed. Harmony reportedly returns between reciprocity and Dingley bill advocates as Babcock abandons anti trust. yet reciprocity lacks durable organization to force a political push before elections.
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Aldrich
Committee On Finance
Spooner
Babcock
Wisconsin
Prose Snapshot on International Courtesy and Morality
The passage cements a satirical view of Anglo Transvaal relations and regional tensions. It notes that despite attempts at harmony between England and the Transvaal and between Venezuela and Colombia, a true era of good feeling remains elusive. It then mocks religious hypocrisy about marriage and condemns Turkish diplomacy with a sharp, ironic jab at the sultan’s luck in avoiding defeat.
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England
Transvaal
Venezuela
Colombia
Roosevelt dismisses need to enlarge White House
The piece parries political jabs about Roosevelt and family ease in living at the executive residence. It mentions Alger, General Miles, Miss Stone, and Western states New Mexico and Arizona, with satirical asides on Tammany and editorial shifts in city papers.
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New Mexico
Arizona
Roosevelt
The Henrietta praised by Margaret company
The production The Henrietta at the Margaret theatre receives praise for Dorothy Rossmore as Mrs Opdyke and Estelle Carter as Rose Van Alstyne. Cast members Mary Kealty Laura Thompson and others also gain high remarks for natural, convincing performances and strong final acts.
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Dorothy Rossmore
Miss Rossmore
Estelle Carter
Rose van Alstyne
Mary Kealty
Agnes Lockwood
Laura Thompson
Mary Trelawney
Henrietta
Margaret
A Wise Woman at Margaret Theater and New Play by De Vere
Amusements note Wilfred Clarke's A Wise Woman at Margaret Theater tomorrow night hailed as a London hit with 238 performance run. It introduces three rising stars Ethel Balch Marie Lamour and Frederic Murphy. Next Sunday William De Vere stars in A Common Sinner a three act comedy set in Kentucky New York and a seashore with new songs and catchy melodies brought from Paris by Goodge Marion.
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Wilfred Clarke
London
Strand Theater
Ethel Balch
Marie Lamour
Frederic Murphy
Clarke
William de Vere
Col. Culpepper
Mr. de Vere
Kentucky
New York
Seashore
Paris
Goodg
Henrietta Stir Keeps Plotters From Union Meeting
In the Margaret play last evening Henrietta dominated the scene upsetting the plans of several characters. The same Henrietta prompted messenger boys of Anaconda to delay organizing their union, foiling a scheduled meeting for a free tickets movement.
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Henrietta
Messenger Boys
Anaconda
No Show Tonight Triggers Union Influence Concern
The text notes a missing show in town leading to a potential union action or organizational move unless a stronger attraction materializes around the same time.
Anaconda Bowlers Head to Bozeman for Saturday Match
Anaconda bowing team led by T. J. Flynn will travel to Bozeman at 8:25 AM Saturday to play the Bozeman team and later meet Butte on Sunday. Flynn Storey Van Elis Hasley Owens and Tucker accompany the group. Flynn seeks to avenge a prior defeat by Bozeman’s Johnson.
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Storey
van Elis
Hasley
Owens
Tucker
Butte
Expect Civil War in Afghanistan Proclaimed by Russia
A Daily Mail dispatch from St. Petersburg reports certainty of Afghanistan civil war. The fourth son of the late ameer, Mohammed Umar Khan, backed by Russia, claims support and urges readiness as Moscow orders vast troops to Herat frontier.
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Afghanistan
St. Petersburg
Daily Mail
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Ameer
Mohammed Umar Khan
Russia
Teles
Kush
Herat
Awards at Buffalo Pan American Exposition totals and nations
The Pan American exposition judges announced 5 193 awards including 187 gold 1 159 silver and 1 147 bronze along with 1 384 honorable mentions. United States leads with 2 296 awards followed by Mexico and others in a nation by nation tally totaling 4 577.
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N. Y
United States
Mexico
Argentine
Bolivia
Canada
Chile
Costa Rica
Cuba
Dominican Republic
Ecuador
San Salvador
French
Guatemala
Honduras
Jamaica
Nicaragua
Peru
Porto Rico
Hayti
Brazil
Smuggling Bust Off Fort Flagler Nets Four Chinese
Port Townsend Washington October 9 The revenue launch Guard under Lieut H B West captured a sloop with four Chinese passengers south of Fort Flagler marking another example of efforts to evade the exclusion law.
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Port Townsend
Wash
Revenue Launch Guard
H. B. West
Fort Flagler
Destitute Women at Nome Arrive on Santa Ana
The steamer Santa Ana arrived from Nome bringing passengers and $100,000 in dust belonging to returning miners. The ship’s voyage added to the harbor’s bustle as officers counted arrivals and assessed the economic impact of the Nome gold rush.
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Nome
Port Townsend
Santa Ana
Destitute Nome women seek work. citizens fund救
Turning passengers report many destitute in Nome are women who rushed north seeking lucrative wages but found disappointment. Some arrive with children and residents collect subscriptions to send them on the last steamers out.
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Nome
Puget Sound Bridge Wins Manila Seattle Contract
President Fowler of the Puget Sound Bridge and Dredging Company, a Seattle firm, was notified that the government awarded a contract for improvements at Manila Seattle, valued at $2,000.
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Seattle
Fowler
Puget Sound Bridge and Dredging Company
Seattle Corporation
Powers Case Continued In Georgetown Trial
In Georgetown Kentucky on October 9 the Valeri Powers trial shifted to a postponement as the defense sought a continuance due to missing witnesses. The case was adjourned until tomorrow to allow time for witness affidavits.
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Georgetown
Valeri Powers
Dredging Plans for Manila Harbor Breakwater
The city will ship dredging gear and a million feet of lumber to Manila to construct scows for carrying masonry to the breakwater site. Two working crews will be sent to Manila to assist.
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Manila
Fowler
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