Anaconda Standard Subscription Rates and Office Listings
The Anaconda Standard lists prepaid subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, with prices for various term lengths, and notes postage requirements for mailings. It provides multiple office locations in Butte, Missoula, Great Falls, and Washington and east coast bureaus, plus national newsstands and contact details for the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda, Montana.
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Anaconda Standard Claims Largest Montana Circulation
The Anaconda Standard touts a six month period ending June 2, 1991 with daily circulation of 11,872 and a Sunday figure exceeding all other Montana dailies and Sundays combined, emphasizing its larger paid circulation.
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Anaconda Standard
Montana
Shepard, Law, and Devery loom in mayoral race
The piece shows Shepard facing pushback over Devery and the Van Wycks while tapping a constitutional oath to dodge pledges if elected. Opponents press him on whether he would remove Devery, amid Low’s sweeping campaign promises to eject all incumbents if elected mayor.
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SEY
Shepard
Law
Devery
van Wycks
Tammany
Low
Berlin mayor friction reaches crisis with Kaiser and council
In Berlin the city council elects a chief burgomaster with the Kaiser confirming. Tensions rise as the Kaiser refuses to confirm Herr Kirschner and Kaufmann’s elections, the council’s actions provoking a standoff. An audience finally granted after a unanimous re election signals a shift in the feud.
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New York
Croker
Kaiser William
Germany
Kaiser
Unter den Linden
Herlin
Herr Kirschner
Counccil
Herr Kaufmann
Berlin traction rights debated amid Kaiser aging figure
Berlin newspapers discuss a traction company securing the right of way across the avenue. They note changes over a decade as the Kaiser grows older and less decisive.
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Berlin
Traction Company
Kaiser
Schley’s Language and Bravery In Battle Explored
The Schley court testimony reveals how messages between Brooklyn and other ships shaped the chase of the Spanish squadron at Santaro. It portrays Schley’s encouraging tone and occasional strong language, noting that wartime profanity has historical precedents and may enhance public regard for him.
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Schley Court of Inquiry
Patent Office
Santaro
Schley
Phil Sheridan
Washington
Victor Hugo
Cambronne
Waterloo
Joe Wheeler
Admiral Schley
Mark Twain Expected to Promote Low in New York Election
Mark Twain is anticipated to campaign for the Low ticket in New York City, offering sharp critique of Greater New York affairs. He may deliver terse, pointed addresses rather than humorous speeches, leveraging his reputation and distinctive style to influence the campaign.
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HBY
Mark Twain
New York
Mr. Clemens
Orient
In Warne's Case Not Guilty Verdict Stuns ButteReaders
The Deer Lodge trial of John Warne ends with a not guilty verdict after an hour of deliberation on the first ballot. The case recalls a deadly reservoir fire and the body of a slain girl, which sparked suspicion and near-lynching, yet the article notes the trial was fair and the verdict reflects reasonable doubt.
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John Warne
Deer Lodge
Ftret
Butte
Warne
Anaconda
Lynching Decried Amid National Tensions Across 1900s News
The piece condemns mob violence and lynching while noting recent incidents in Helena and Gallatin county. It cites trials upheld by calm legal process and discusses political shifts, including Mr. Hanna's rumored resignation, and various international and domestic snippings about policy, elections, and public figures.
Presbyterians and the 1642 revolution in hindsight
A quirky note plays on a Presbyterian service name and the idea that the English revolution of 1642 ended long ago. It mentions Hooker T. Washington dining with President Roosevelt and comments on color schemes making the White House seem whiter.
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Church Times
Hooker T. Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Bankers in Session Reflect on Economy at A B A Meet
Milwaukee, Oct 16 The American Bankers association opened its second day with five minute statements from regional bankers reporting a thoroughly satisfactory business climate. A B Stickney read a paper on the medium of exchange and the banking function, and Secretary Gage urged currency and banking reform while noting minimal harm from government finance intimacy. The convention adjourned until tomorrow.
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Milwaukee
Wis
American Bankers Association
A. B. Stickney
Chicago Great Western Railway Company
the Treasury
Lyman J. Gage
Trowbridge
Stickney
Gage
Rhode Island Republicans nominate ticket for state offices
The Rhode Island Republican state convention named William Gregory for governor Charles Dean Kimball for lieutenant governor Charles P Linnett for secretary of state Walter A Read for general treasurer and Charles F Stearns for attorney general The platform backs President Roosevelt condemns efforts to disfranchise Black voters calls for redress of electoral college representation and supports an isthmian canal and stronger merchant marine while condemning lynching as a blot on civilization.
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R. T
Rhode Island
William Gregory
Charles Dean Kimball
Charles P. Linnett
Walter A. Read
Charles F. Stearns
Roosevelt
Congress
Fire damages home in Miles City and a man jailed in town
Special Dispatch reports a house owned by A. R. Heath burned partially due to a stovepipe fire on the second floor with $1,000 policy. Contents saved. In a separate case Robert Early was jailed in Miles City on a jump bill warrant from CC Mason after being arrested in Butte. A found grave near Thompson Creek is linked to last spring's murder inquiry as investigators probe a second burial near the water hole.
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Miles City
A. R. Heath
Robert Early
Butte
Savage
CC. A. Mason
Rennie
Early
Chicago Picture
Thompson Creek
Convention Plans Set for St Louis Meeting
Minneapolis notes indicate the Christian Missionary society will meet in St Louis in 1902 and aim to stage a large 1908 convention. An exhibit is planned for the St Louis exposition as delegates spend the afternoon sightseeing. Morning addresses were given by B F Clay Montana J Ms Hughes California and W J Wright Washington.
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Omaha
Christian Missionary Society
St. Louis
B. F. Clay
Montana
J. Ms. Hughes
California
W. J. Wright
Washington, D
Railroad Consolidation In Burlington With Morgan Hill Syndicate
Articles of incorporation filed in Burlington Iowa reveal the Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railroad company plans a consolidation with a capital of 2100 000 000 to acquire Burlington system properties and merge western roads under one management. It is believed the Morgan Hill syndicate will oversee the consolidation.
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Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Company
Burlington System
Divnois
Morgan-Hill Syndicate
British Fight British Ends In Serious Quarrel At Alder Shot
The Durham and Worcester regiments clashed last night at Alder Shot after the Worcesters with fixed bayonets attacked Durham quarters. Fighting caused many injuries and several Durham soldiers suffered dangerous bayonet wounds.
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Durham
Worcester
Aldershot
Worcesters
Four Die After Roof Fall at Klondike Mine Archibald
In Archibald Pennsylvania four workers died this afternoon when roof coal collapsed at the Klondike mine of the Delaware and Hudson company. Victims named are Patrick Nealon assistant mine foreman John Healey miner John Kearney miner and Matthew Drugher driver.
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Klondike
Delaware & Hudson Company
Archibald
Patrick Nealon
John Healey
John Kearney
Matthew Drugher
Chinese Court Nears Pekin for Recuperation Mission
The court rode into Tung Kuan last Friday October 11 and will stay several days to recover from travel over poor roads.
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Pekin
Tung Kuan
Burglars Crack Safe at Moodus Postoffice
Moodus Connecticut post office burglars cracked a safe after midnight and carried off 4000 dollars in stamps and 120 dollars in cash.
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Moodus
Conn
Troops in Confusion on Guajira Peninsula
Advices from Maracaboe Venezuela report utter confusion among Venezuelan troops on the Guajira peninsula. Indians attack small parties as deserters are shot. Tachira frontier quiet and no large troop movements toward Guajira.
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Willemstadt
Curacoa
Maracaboe
Venezuela
Wuajira
Guajira
Colombia
Tachira
Royal Party in Canada Visits St. Regis and Montreal
The Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York reach Cornwall and stop at Victoria Bridge in Montreal where they receive an address from the Iroquois head chief. A telegram alters the St. John's reception schedule, compressing events into a few hours before the Ophir sails Friday morning.
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Montreal
Duke
Ophir
England
Attacks The King Over Crathie Presbyterian Visit
The Church Times denounces King Edward for attending Crathie Presbyterian services in Scotland calling him a Catholic prince and arguing he should not worship with Presbyterians. It cites Queen Victoria's Crathie visits as evidence of unsafe precedence.
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Edward
London
Church Times
Ritualists
Crathie Presbyterian Church
Scotland
Victoria
Crathie
Madden Named Chairman For National Livestock Convention
Chicago October 16 Martin D Madden has been chosen as chairman of the arrangements committee for the fifth annual convention of the National Livestock association to meet in Chicago during the first week of December. The event will press for congressional action and to appoint a special committee to assess public range conditions and propose future range governance to avert sheep and cattle range conflicts.
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Chicago
Martin D. Madden
National Livestock Association
Congress
Philippine tour ends as senators sail home from Manila
The visiting U S senators and representatives left the Philippine islands today aboard the Sherman. Aguinaldo met them but was reticent and said the initial hostilities surprised him. He claimed his efforts to uphold the truce failed and noted a writ of habeas corpus effort, preferring to stay jailed while a fellow countryman remains imprisoned.
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Philippine Islands
United States
Sherman
Aguinaldo
Bicycle Rider Killed Near Cheney
Spokane reports M. W. Orton an insurance man was struck by a wagon and team while riding a bicycle on a public road near Cheney. He died instantly as the wagon sped away. Drivers Frank Spentz and John Bilefield were later arrested in Cheney jail. they claim the horses were running away.
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Wash
M. W. Orton
Cheney
Orton
Frank Spentz
John Bilefield
Bowdoin Falls to Yale in Whirlwind 45 to Score Game
New Haven reports Bowdoin football team pushed Yale but fell 45 to 0 as Yale’s offense surged from the opening whistle to the final minute.
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New Haven
Conn
Bowdoin
Yale
Harvard Defeats Wesleyan In Ragged 16 Point Win
Harvard defeated Wesleyan this afternoon in Cambridge by 16 points in a game described as slow and ragged.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Wesleyan
Virginia Faces Hard Loss to Penn in Philly
University of Virginia football team played Pennsylvania in Philadelphia on October 16, losing 20 to 5. Earlier, Princeton defeated Dickinson 23 to 0 in Princeton, New Jersey on the same date.
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Philadelphia
University of Virginia
Pennsylvania
Princeton
N. J
Dickinson
Shamrock II Crew Sails Home From St. Louis
The Shamrock II crew departed for home aboard the St. Louis. George Watson, designer of the Shamrock, and sailmaker Thomas Ratsey also sailed on the Oceante passengers include key figures from the yacht project.
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New York
St. Louis
George Watson
Thomas Ratsey
Wolfe Confesses Embezzling From Tyrone Bank
Altoona Pa Oct 16 David M Wolfe 41 years old bookkeeper for the First National Bank of Tyrone Pa confesses to embezzling twelve thousand dollars from bank funds.
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Altoona, Pa
David M. Wolfe
First National Bank of
Tyrone
No Color Line in White House Dinner Report
Washington reports Booker T. Washington dined with the president, noting a historic social gesture. The article emphasizes the absence of color restrictions at the White House dining event and highlights its significance in race relations.
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White House
Washington
Duke of Alva to be sent to Spain for burial
The body of the Duke of Alva who died in New York yesterday will be transported to Spain for burial. The vague report notes the plan to ship the remains and bury him in his homeland.
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Duke of
Alva
Span
Duchess to Escort Body from England to Spain
Cable orders received today from the widowed duchess indicate she and her children including the new Duke of Alva will receive the body in England and accompany it to Spain aboard one of the liners sailing Saturday.
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Duke of Alva
England
Spain
Memorial Arch Approval For Washington Memorial Bridge Approach
The Memorial Arch association received approval for its plan to erect an arch by national subscription along the Washington approach to the Memorial Bridge. The project aims to honor the bridge and its significance with a public memorial.
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Memorial Arch Association
Washington
Memorial Bridge
Former U S Mint Clerk Sentenced to San Quentin
Walter N. Dimmick formerly chief clerk at the San Francisco United States mint was sentenced by Judge De Haven to two years in San Quentin. He was convicted on two counts for presenting a false voucher and misusing public funds, with Dimmick not being a legal depositary.
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San Francilseco
Walter N. Pimmick
United States Mint
United States
de Haven
San Quentin
Dimmick
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