Anaconda Standard Advertising and Circulation Notice
The Anaconda Standard announces subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions with varying term lengths and international postage. It lists main office in Standard Block Anaconda and branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls, along with regional newsstands and addresses for advertisements and circulation inquiries.
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Europe
Editorial Roems
The
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Washington Bureau
Nassau Street
Ington Street
Pension plans debated by public clerks in stalled reforms
An editorial discusses older civil service workers facing dismissal or pension options as reforms. It critiques favored appointments, argues against broad pension grants, and proposes a mutual-benefit pension fund within departments, while noting younger staff resist such plans. It also touches on U S consul F Revenuval at Cartagena and a historical campaign linked to Mount Vernon.
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Coierie
Congress
Ormer
United States
F Reuneval
Cartagena
Chford Smyth
Colombia
Spanish Republis
Washington
Homer
Mount Vernon
Albany Argus
Hanna
Roosevelt
Republican Party
South
U S Army Assault on Cartagena Fort Would Have Shaped Nations
The account recounts a decisive 18th century assault led by 2,600 American troops under General Washington against a Caribbean fortress. Despite repeated ladders and heavy fire, the siege failed amid fever and stalemate, influencing European histories and the future United States.
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Spanish South America
Europe
Spain
Wal
John Audbnital
Vernon
Panera
Laurence Washington
George Washington
South America
Aten
Washington
Onte
Sland
Cartagena 1
United States
Next Month's Elections Across Several States
The piece surveys upcoming November votes in Massachusetts New Jersey Ohio Virginia Nebraska Pennsylvania and Maryland with notes on key races for supreme court seats governorships legislatures and party dynamics. It highlights Quayism in Pennsylvania and Bryanism versus regular Republicans in Nebraska and Iowa while listing statewide Republican pluralities from 190.
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Inea
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Ohio
Virginia
Nebraska
Pennsylvania
Supreme Court
Maryland
Penonsylvania
Quay
Nash
Colonel Kilbourne
Bryan
Buffalo
Iowa
Poker and Seven-Up Arbitration Sparks Bankruptcy Debate
A Pittsburgh referee in bankruptcy sparks nationwide approval as critics argue Congress should not strip a debtor of bankruptcy benefits for enjoying poker or seven-up. The piece defends the games as western civilization roots and hints at broader social consequences.
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Pittsburg
United States
Forscoth
Rocky Mountains
Montana
Fragmented Commentary Weaves Global Affairs and Domestic Buzz
A long tangled column surveys imperial federation in Australia, free trade versus protection, notes on England and America, and mock-heroic quips about Roosevelt, Dewey, Booker Washington, Buller, and Twain. It blend public affairs with satirical asides and dated references.
Current Comment Highlights IndustrialOpportunities and Political Chatter
A collection of old newspaper clippings discusses youth economic chances amid wealth concentration, Roosevelt era politics, and public notices. It cites views on partnerships in the Republican party, Bref remarks on Buller’s reputation and possible peerage, race-relations solutions, reciprocity, and Roosevelt’s patronage in government.
Personal notes mix debt to history and party shifts
An aging Iowa senator contemplates an 80 year term if confirmed to 1903 while others shift allegiances and racehorse circles boast strength. The piece surveys political figures, judges, and a Persian shah, noting a young prince’s education and interests amid a broader array of names and events.
Sharps and Flats and Puns Across Newspapers
A jumble of clipped quips mocks speeches, theater, crime, and fashion. Headlines lampoon Carnegie gifts, Niagara stunts, bicycle accidents, legal sentences, bookmaking woes, ransom chases, and European flora. The tone is satirical and miscellany.
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Btandard Publishing Company, Publishers and Prigtars
Almoa
Maaaller
Chicago
S’osioftice
Chicaso
Auditorium Annex
Palace Hotel
Denver
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake
Second South Street
Australian Federation
Psat
Ō Ito
Federaon
England
Australia
Duke of York
Eugene, Ore
Booker Washington
Dewes
Sampson
Buker
Schley
Evan
Buller
Alfred Austin
Morgan
New York
Senator Depew
Charles
Abou Ben Adden
Adams
Colorado
Czolgosz
Gaye
Yale
Mark Twain
Tammany
George
Pat Crowe
Omaha
Springfield Republican
Richmond Dispatch
Ladysmith
Prentice Hanis
Atlanta Constitution
Washington Times
McKinley
Atlanta Journal
Allison
James Monroe
Ayn. Tax
San Jacinto
Texas
Georgia
Benjamin H. Hill
T Robert J. Lowry
Lowry National Bank of
Atlanta
Wilmington
Del
Capelle
Alfred Cawthorp
William Lawton
A. L. Johnson
Charles W. Pusey
James B. Xin
Willum
Whitney
James RB. Keene
Percy Belmont
Clarence Mickay
W. K Vandid
Funes
Key
Howell E. Jackson
Jutsso
Repub Leta
George Gray
Republcan
Persia
Tris
Paris
Shones-Saltane
M. J. Connell Company
Germany
Carnegie
Mr. Carnegie
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
T. de Witt Talmage
Miss Stone
Portland Oregonian
Niagara Falls
Boston
Tacoma Ledger
Sae Herr Most
Joan
M‘lwaukee Sentinsel
Ne 8 Alger
San Francisca
S Stone
Kansas City Journal
Owsley Bicock
Mont
Rice, Fulton & Gold, Props
St. Louis Tier
San Francisco
Smith
Joseph FL
Boston Herald
Maui Goone
South Arena
Joan of Arc
Weed Aml
Omaha Bee
Mirria
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