The Anaconda Standard Publication Details and Rates
The Anaconda Standard outlines subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions, rates for different page counts, and foreign mailing charges. It lists office addresses in Anaconda Missoula Great Falls and branch newsstands in Chicago Denver and Salt Lake City, with contact points for business correspondence.
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Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Chicago
Postoffice
Auditorium Annex
Senandeco
Palace Hotel
Denver
Glenarm Street
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake
Second South Street
Anaconda Standard Adverts Circulation Claim
The Anaconda Standard proclaims a larger bona fide paid circulation than all Montana dailies combined. The six month average for June 3, 1901 reports daily circulation at 11,872 and Sunday at a higher figure.
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Anaconda Standard
Montana
Koweyt Crisis Highlights Empire Ambitions and Navy Power
A Koweyt clash near the Persian Gulf triggers a diplomacy battle as English warships block a sultanate army advance. The Koweyt terminus of a Constantinople to Baghdad railroad underscores Britain’s aim to keep critical routes under its control. The incident follows a long pattern of land grabbing with England asserting influence despite dubious legal rights.
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Turkey
Koweyt
Persian Gulf
Tigris
Euphrates
Constantinople
Bagdad
Gulf
India
England
Monitors of the Navy Condemned for Junk Sale
The article recalls old naval monitors condemned to be sold for junk after decades of decay. Built at huge cost, they saw limited service, were refitted for the Spanish War but not used, and spurred naval evolution. Hampton Roads demonstrated ironclads’ impact, yet monitors proved unsuitable for open sea. The Merrimac loomed as the era’s hoped sea power.
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Plaa
Hampton
Hampton Roads
North
Conty
Merrimac
Monitor’s Battle Saves Union Naval Supremacy
The text recalls Union fears as the Merrimac sank the Cumberland and burned the Congress. The Monitor’s arrival and battle drove the ram to cover, preserving Northern naval dominance crucial to winning the war. John Ericsson is praised for the moving turret invention.
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Europe
Cumberland
Congress
United States
John Ericsson
Knighthood controversy stirs liberal coast to coast in Canada
The Duke of Cornwall visits Eastern Canada to cheering crowds amid turmoil over knighthood honors. Liberals accuse Governor General Earl of Minto of manipulating the list, while supporters defend royal titles as valuable distinctions. The debate rattles political and social circles, seen by American observers as folly.
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Duke of Cornwall
Canada
Pacific
Liberal Party
Dominion
Liberal
Earl of Minto
Transcontinental railroad dream pushed by Hill and Morgan
Financiers for years have eyed a coast to coast railroad system with Gould predicting its soon completion. The plan links the Erie Monon Burlington Great Northern and Northern Pacific under Hill and Morgan, aiming to seize oriental trade with a western hub for distribution.
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Wall Street
George J. Gould
Gould
Brooklyn Eagle
President Hill
J. Pierpont Morgan
Erie
Great Northern
Monon
Burlington
Hill-Morgan
Northern Pacifice
Orient
Ocean
Hill
United States
Mr. Hill
England
Germany
Hills
Bitter views on royal pageantry and world affairs
The piece lampoons Edward VII coronation rights for the Earl of Suffolk and mocks Czolgosz, Bulgarian politics, and Roosevelt, while predicting clashes with Turkey and noting press reactions to public figures and events. It weaves satirical references to monarchs, diplomats, and leaders in a broad geopolitical critique.
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Edward VII
Earl of Suffolk
Mary
Queen Victoria
Lord Suffolk
Westminster Abbey
Edward
Roosevelt trustees form McKinley Memorial group in Cleveland
National McKinleys Monument association trustees named by the president met in Cleveland to elect officers William R Day as president M A Hanna as vice president Myron T Herrick as treasurer and Ryerson Ritchie as secretary The group plans a Canton memorial with a $1500000 public fundraising drive to build a marble statue to the late president.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Roosevelt
National McKinleys Monument Association
William R. Day
Canton
M. A. Hanna
Myron T. Herrick
Ryerson Ritchie
Minstrel John H. Haverly Buried in Philadelphia
John H. Haverly famed minstrel and theatrical manager died at Balt Lake on September 28 and was buried in Philadelphia today. Burial services were led by Rabbi Joseph Krauskopf with the Philadelphia and Baltimore lodges of the B. P. Q. O. E. in attendance.
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Philadelphia
John H. Haverly
Balt Lake
Joseph Krauskopf
Baltimore
The Jacksons on Trial in London Theocratic Fraud Scheme
Theodore and Laura Jackson alias Horos face charges of defrauding women via fortune telling and sexual misconduct under a self styled Theocratic Unity. Laura, ex Diss De Bar of New York, wore a cream surplice garment in court as testimony and cross examination began. The case, with two counts of obtaining money under false pretenses and procuring girls, could yield life sentences. police court hearings continue with numerous witnesses expected.
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London
Theodore
Laura Jackson
Horos
Witl
Ann Odelia Diss de Bar
New York
Charles W. Mathews
Treasury
Mr. Mathews
Horoses
Theocratic Unity
Purity League
Mathews
Laura
Laura Ann Odelia Jackson
New Orleans
Paris
Cape Town
Jackson
British Strength in South Africa Rally in Government Defense
London reports the war secretary Brodrick rebutting critics of delays in South Africa. He cites about 200000 troops and 450 guns in the theatre, 100000 at home, 690 mobile columns, and 10000 remounts monthly. He defends Kitchener’s leadership and notes prior troop shipments and supplies.
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London
Broderick
Charles Howard Vincent
South Africa
Lord Kitchener
Mr. Broderick
War Office
Soldiers Seek To Release Miss Stone
Constantinople reports Turkish and Bulgarian troops have begun surrounding the mountain of Gultepe near the Dubnitza frontier where Miss Stone and her abductors are held. Dubnitza residents are aiding the outlaws with food as a potential rescue unfolds.
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Miss Stone
Constantinople
Gultepe
Four English Travelers Seized by Greek Brigands in 1870
On April 18 1870, four gentlemen of a party including Lord and Lady Muncaster were captured by Greek brigands at Oropos and Marathon. The group demanded 25 pounds for ransom. a pardon was offered to the brigands. On April 21, three passengers were killed as troops closed in.
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London
Ove
Miss Stone
Globe
Greece
Lord Muncaster
Muncaster
Oropos
Marathon
Wagner
Lloyd Herbert
Count de Boys
Portland's Lewis and Clarke Centennial and Expo Firm Formed
Portland Oregon October 1 Articles of incorporation for the Lewis and Clarke Centennial and American Pacific Exposition and Oriental Fair were filed with the county clerk. The corporation will hold an American Pacific exposition and oriental fair near Portland during the year 1915 showcasing the industries arts crafts and products of land sea and mine.
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Portland
Ore
Oregon Incorporators Form New Interstate Company
A new company formed in Oregon with capital stock of 300,000 dollars is organized to operate nationwide and internationally. One hundred thousand shares of ten dollars each are authorized, with 67 well known local business and professional men as incorporators.
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Oregon
Whitney Buys Filly In Durancer Case For 30000
New York reports William C. Whitney has acquired the great filly En Durance by Right. John W. Schorr sold her to John K. Madden and Madden to Whitney in a deal believed to total 30000. No price was disclosed.
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New York
William C. Whitney
Endurance
John W. Schorr
John KE. Madden
Madden
Whitney
Humor of the Day Cartoon Exchange
In a Chicago Tribune cartoon scene Biller and Stark debate baby ownership and politics. Biller calls the borrowed baby homely while Stark notes in this country the office should seek the man and that offices often go begging.
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Stark
Amart
Chicago Tribune
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