Anaconda Standard Publisher and Office Information
The Anaconda Standard lists publication data including prices, postal and international rates, and office locations. It notes daily and Sunday editions, rates for various time frames, and branches in Butte Missoula and Great Falls with contact points in New York Chicago Denver and Salt Lake City.
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Great Falls
Chicago
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San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Denver
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Anaconda Standard Promotes Large Circulation
Advertisement note claims The Anaconda Standard has a larger horn side naid circulation than all other Montena dailies combined with six months of averages from June 90 1901 showing daily 11872 and Sunday 438a.
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Europe
Anaconda Standard
Montena
Helena lynching case shocks Montana leaders and jail staff
A Montana grand jury confirms a 1900s Helena lynching occurred on October 2 with James Brady as the central figure. It faults the county sheriff, calls for firing the jailer and several police, and questions the role of prominent locals while condemning summary justice.
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Helena
Montana
James Brady
Morgan party views Butte and Anaconda mines and plants
Mr Morgan and his special train guests tour Anaconda smelting works and copper properties in Butte after Pacific coast travels. They note Butte's booming mills, wages, real estate and business vitality, amid historical context of the region's rapid development.
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Imeward
Pacific Coast
Mr. Morgan
Anaconda
Butte
Montana
Lutte
Morgan
America
Doane
St. Peter's
Albany
State Debts and the 1837 surplus distribution
The article reviews how the 1837 surplus, excess over 5.6 million, was shared among 26 states and later repaid. It notes Michigan and New York sums, Maine cash distributions, Vermont school funds, and the ongoing question of four installments. It mentions Vermont could repay quickly and that only three of four installments were ever paid.
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United States
Congress
Congressman Boutell
Union
Jakson
Michigan
New York
Maine
Vermont
Treasury
Supreme Court
Bayonne Women Rebel Against Men Dictating Skirt Length
In Bayonne New Jersey a city official and ordinary man is accused of trying to regulate women’s skirt length. The piece notes long standing custom and the women’s centuries long struggle for relief as they rise in protest against male control.
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Waite
Meigs
Bayonne N. J
Bayonne
MARK TWAIN HUMOR REPUTATION PARALLEL WITH DULUTH SPEECH
The piece argues humor harms serious regard for great figures like Mark Twain and Proctor Knott. It recalls Knott’s 1871 Duluth speech that sparked speculation but ruined his political usefulness, as Twain’s jokes overshadowed deeper critique. It notes public reaction and enduring fame despite ridicule.
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Mark Twain
Knott
Kentucky
Duluth
Proctor Knott
Carnegie Money for Great Falls Library
Great Falls moves toward receiving a $30,000 Carnegie library grant. Mayor Collins has a letter from Andrew Carnegie directing contact with his Pittsburgh agent R A Franks to secure the donation. The library board, including Dr A G Ladd and Mrs H Chowen, will act soon.
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Standard
Great Falls
Andrew Carnegie
Collins
Carnegie
Skibo Castle
Scotland
Cernegie
Pittsburg
James Berthram
Library Board
Franks
Colombian Rebels Lose Heavily in Panama Clash
Kingston Jamaica reports from Panama that Colombian rebels suffered heavy losses in a battle near there last Tuesday. Rebels are concentrating in a camp nearby as both sides prepare for a clash believed to decide the revolution’s fate.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Panama
Judge McKinnon Found Dead in Jerome Home
Jerome Arizona October 21 The body of Judge W A McKinnon was found today in his residence with his throat cut The coroner ruled death by own action He had come from Montana six years ago and held trusted positions in this territory
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Jerome
Ariz
W. A. McKinnon
Uncertain Panama Threat Looms Over City
Suspense deepens in Colon and Panama as insurgents near Panama City threaten attack. Naval forces including Iowa Tearus Machias Suchet and Protel await developments while government troops close in on Empire and Fanfar near La Boca.
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Colon
Colombia
Panama
United States
Iowa
Tearus
Protel
Machias
Suchet
Empire
Fanfar
la Boca
Killed in Runaway Near Clancy
Special Dispatch from Helena reports the body of Fred Bassette a wood hauler long time resident of Helena was found near Clancy in Jefferson county. He lay in a half kneeling pose with a neck wound and his wagon overturned with one horse attached. investigators from Jefferson county led by Coroner McNulty pursue the death as a runaway accident. Bassette leaves a widow and two children on Ninth Avenue.
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Standard
Helena
Fred Bassette
Clancy
Jefferson County
George Phies
Ldassette
Bassette
Ninth Avenue
McNulty
Martial law regulations issued detailing ordinary provisions
Cape Town reports that newly published martial law regulations outline the ordinary procedures and safeguards, clarifying how authorities may enforce order. The release underscores procedural bounds and public rights during exceptional governance.
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Cape Town
No One Had a Key to Powers Office in Goebel Trial
Georgetown Ky October 21 Caleb Powers testified that only Leo Davidson held his office key while away January 12 to 17 and denied conspiring to violence. He acknowledged possible shots from the secretary of state’s office and said duplicate keys could exist. James Carpenter testified Goebel shooting witnesses saw activity from a third story executive building window.
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Georgetown
Caleb Powers
Goebel
Powers
Leo Davidson
Davidson
Frankfort
Youtsey
James Carpenter
Louisville
Senate
Executive
No word yet from Miss Stone abductors in Constantinople
In Constantinople on October 21 officials of the United States legation report no news from the missionaries seeking terms with the abductors of Miss Stone and her companion. Ransom arrangements likely require telegraph use to specify where the money is sent.
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Constantinople
United States
Legation
Miss Stone
Hopeful on Miss Stone Case Despite Silence from States
Washington reports no update from Turkey or Bulgaria on Miss Stone's fate since Saturday. Officials remain confident she can be saved, relying on diplomacy and Russia's influence. Turkey and Bulgaria have shown cordial cooperation with the United States in the pursuit of her release.
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Washington
State Department
Turkey
Bulgaria
Miss Stone
Russia
United States
Bulayria
Mortgage paid marks final Great Falls & Canada transfer
A $2,000,000 mortgage from Great Falls & Canada to Warmers Loan & Trust, filed in 1889 and later assigned to E. T. Galt, has been satisfied. The action, filed with the secretary of state, signals a concluding step in the Great Falls & Canada road’s transfer to the Great Northern.
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Standard
Helena
Great Falls & Canada
Warmers’ Loan & Trust Company
E. T. Galt
Alberta Railway & Coal Company
Secretary of State
Great Falls
Canada Road
Great Northern
Madison Man James Dowling Convicted of Horse Theft
A Dane County farmer’s team was stolen on August 1 and James Dowling known as James Brown, a Montana native and reputed gang head, was convicted in Madison municipal court and sentenced to five years in prison.
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Ger
Madison
W S
James Brown
James Dowling
Dane County
Brown
Montana
Chicago
THE NOYES CONTEMPT CASE AT HEARING
In San Francisco on October 21, during the Noyes contempt case before Commissioner Heacock attorney Hume said he twice moved for a new trial and was denied by Judge Noyes. Attorney Wood later benefited from similar grounds, and the motions were granted. He was asked about discussions with Judges Noyes and McKenzie on the circuit writ of supersedas, which was considered void. District Attorney Wood and Hume were revealed as bitter enemies during questioning.
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San Francisco
Noyes
Heacock
Hume
Wood
McKenzie
Circuit Court
Percy Dewolfe Trial Opens for Grand Larceny
Great Falls October 21 The trial of Percy Dewolfe charged with grand larceny in stealing a herd of horses from across the Canadian line last fall began in the district court and is expected to last several days.
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The
Standard
Great Falls
Percy Dewolfe
Bank Robbers Loot Dane Station Vault in Madison
Three men robbed the Dane station bank last night taking money and notes from the vault. No trace of the trio has been found. No amount is stated.
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Madison, Wis
Dane Station
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