Anaconda Standard Advertising and Distribution Details
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, including annual, six month, and monthly options, and notes post office handling. It details pricing for 10 to 22 page editions, foreign mailing rates, and regional office locations in Butte, Missoula, and Great Falls with contact points for advertising.
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Europe
The
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Anaconda Standard Tops Montana Newspaper Circulation
The Anaconda Standard reports higher paid circulation than all other Montana daily and Sunday papers combined for the six months ending June 30 1901 with daily 11872 and Sunday figures noted.
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Anaconda Standard
Montana
Schley Testimony Recap Highlights Santiago Battle
The morning summary revisits Admiral Schley's testimony on the Santiago harbor battle. It notes a graphic, plain description of the fight and frames Schley's role as pivotal in the victory at Santiago.
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Schley
Admiral Schley
Santiago
Winfield Scott Schley
New Zealand Social Experiments Show Unexpected Prosperity
The New Zealand labor department reports unusual prosperity and full employment in a year marked by industrial activity and cooperative public works. It notes agricultural labor shortages due to higher trade, and claims unemployment has disappeared thanks to crown land policies. The report supports continuing radical experiments in cooperation and arbitration.
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New Zealand
New Zealand Department of Labor
Noted Colombian Reformer Sheds Light on 1885 War Years
A recent review outlines how Colombia’s 1885 shift produced anarchy after liberals were ousted by Nunez who abrogated the constitution and repudiated foreign debt. Monopolies, a national bank, and vast corruption followed as exchanges soared and wealth fled to Nunez and his circle.
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Republic of Colombia
Nunez
Nuneza
Colombia’s fate hinges on liberal victory and immigration
The text argues that Colombia’s properties are mortgaged and education abolished under a despotic regime. It claims courts do not exist and Colombians suffer under tyranny worse than Russia, urging liberal control and immigration as South America’s only hope.
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Russia
Colombia
Isthmus
United States
South America
Roosevelt Writes His Own Messages Amid Cabinet Shifts
The piece notes cabinet tensions under Roosevelt with Long and Hay seen as likely to retire. It says Roosevelt may write and plan the annual message to Congress, praising brevity if he reduces the 18000 word to about five thousand. Public interest remains high in presidential messaging.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Melintey
Mr. Long
Secretary Long
Mr. Roosevelt
Long
Hay
McKinley
Associated Press
Congress
United States
Palmer the Reform Alderman Turned Pariah in Chicago
Honore Palmer son of Mrs Potter Palmer was elected Chicago alderman with aims of sweeping reform and cleaning city government. Society praised him as the Teddy Roosevelt of Chicago but now brands him a pariah after he pushed an ordinance banning cigarettes touching elite clubs and youth.
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Honore Palmer
Potter Palmer
Chicago
Alderman Palmer
Teddy Roosevelt
Lake Shore
Warrison
Reform Fight and Society Gossip Stir Public Interest
The piece threads political reform by Alderman Palmer with social satire. It notes Palmer’s vow to abolish the deadly pill and push his ordinance, while observers weigh Admiral Dewey and Schley’s returns, brewery stocks, and remarks on Roosevelt dining with a black guest. It blends current rumors with portraits of public figures and media reaction.
Mocking Mixed Headlines From a Dull News Page
The fragmentary text lampoons railway fares and political figures, mentioning Roosevelt recalls, Hearst-Dana, Boer War, Bulgaria explorations, Henry Waterson and goebel finish, New York municipal race, Chicago versus New York post office robbery pronouncements, and Admiral Dewey.
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Chicago
New York
New York Campaign as Local Moral Barometer
The Minneapolis Times argues that New York’s police corruption inspires other cities and that defeating Tammany through Beth Low’s reform movement would empower similar reforms nationwide. It asserts a national link between New York’s example and municipal governance in other cities.
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Minneapolis Times
New York
Beth Low
Friends of Clean
War expenses in Cuba and Maine disaster total
The Philadelphia Ledger notes Congress advanced 50 million to the president to wage war against Spain in Cuba. It remarks the total war costs recorded amount to 57,581,807 dollars, calling these excess figures unconsidered trifles tied to the Maine catastrophe.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Congress
Cuba
Maine
Miles Ignoring Alger in Personal Strife Scrap
The Boston Herald notes Lieutenant General Miles gains nothing by engaging in a quarrel with ex Secretary Alger. The path forward is to let Alger suffer in his own controversies rather than seek retaliation or confrontation.
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The
Boston Herald
Miles
Alger
Schley Court Inquiry Abandons Easier Demolitions Plan
The Schley court of inquiry has practically abandoned its pursuit of an easier method to destroy the Spanish fleet at Santiago. The shift marks a narrowing of focus as the inquiry proceeds to assess the actual actions and decisions taken during the battle.
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St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Schley Court of Inquiry
Santiago
Admiral Schley Recalls Battle On July 3 At Santiago
Admiral Schley testified about the Indiana ward room shelling, Folger's role, and the June 1 to June 3 sequence. He described the July 3 fight, the fleet’s maneuvers, the turn to engage the Spanish ships, and the intense close action near the Vizcaya with Brooklyn at center of the battle.
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Oliver Wendell Holmes
Ncident
Indiana
Ward Room
Santiago
Ward
New Orleans
Folger
Sterling
Lemly
Admiral Schley
Rayner
Zocopa Hill
Admiral Sampson
Brooklyn
Cook
Cabanas
Texas
Iowa
Oregon
Gloucester
Aguidorres
New York
Captain Cook
Simpson
Vizcaya
Viscaya
Colon
Battle at Sea Aboard The Brooklyn Report
A firsthand account describes the chaotic battle as Oregon and Brooklyn engage multiple Spanish ships. Fire lights the ocean while signals, losses, and careful crew actions determine the outcome and rescue of prisoners amid smoke and shellfire.
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