Anaconda Standard Advertising and circulation note
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates daily and Sunday, details for monthly and yearly payments, and multiple branch offices including Butte and Spokane. It outlines foreign advertising, and sale points in New York Chicago Denver Salt Lake City Ogden Tacoma Seattle Portland and more.
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Anaconda Business Ofice
Denver
Reventecall
Moon's
Salt Lake City
Rowenfeld
Hanon's
Church Street
Ogden
Spokane
North Howard Street
John W. Graham & Co
Tacoma
Pacife Avenue
Seattle
Andard Publishing Company
Anaconda
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Inland waterway push eyed for Congress session
Gossip from Washington says the coming session will push inland waterway projects on a grand scale. President Roosevelt toured the Mississippi with a commission and may back a deep program with federal funding, including a ship canal from the lakes to the Gulf and Atlantic coast routes. The plan aims for large federal appropriations and broad support across regions.
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Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Mississippi
Commission
Lakes
Gulf
Panama Canal
Atlantic
Far West
East
Middle West
Swarthmore Football in Doubt Over Jeanes Bequest
The Swarthmore College football team, eager to play, faces a funding crisis driven by Miss Anna T. Jeanes who will endow the college only if athletics are abandoned. Her will places lands estimated between one and three million dollars under that condition. Swarthmore, with a $900,000 endowment and a small faculty, weighs ending football due to these stipulations.
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Swarthmore
University of Pennsylvania
Amherst
Johns Hopkins
Anna T. Jeanes
Mise Jeanes
Jeanes
College Mines
Carnegie
Runs and Runners flow of presidential runs
The text discusses William J. Bryan and past presidents like Grover Cleveland and Andrew Jackson, debating runs for the presidency and the idea that repeated defeats can still lead to election. It references Van Buren’s multiple campaigns and a cautious stance on Bryan’s third bid, with political maneuvering and a Russian scene about a union of true Russian people and the czar.
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William J. Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Grover Cleveland
Andrew Jackson
Cleveland
Jackson
Parker
Hrgan
Hin Eisere
Martin van Buren
View
Hie
Dackson
van Buren
Crotty
Tom
Union of
Russia
Rusia
German Empire
Delaware Prohibition Question Drives Fierce Campaign
The temperance crusade expands across the nation with churches and families canvassing Delaware. Voters face a crucial question on banning all intoxicating liquors in four districts. The campaign dominates public discourse as Arkansas Tennessee and other cities join the anti-saloon drive. Oklahoma recent returns show 130,000 in favor and 112,000 against state prohibition with a three to one tilt in Indian Territory.
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Haskell
Bellingham
Wash
Otely
Hanore
United
Delaware
Arkansas
Tennessee
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Notable Personal Notes From A Busy Era
A roundup of 19th century figures and events including Miss Mary Johnston returning to America from Europe, Hoald Amundsen’s lecture tour to New York, Herman de Lagerceant’s Washington return, and veteran soldiers planning retirement. Also noted are emerging ghost story trends, a Rhodes scholar’s future, a long lived Texan, the Rocha family’s vast Mexican holdings, and travels of Irish official Sir Anthony MacDonnell. Additional items cover Major Church Howe’s consul general role, The Georgian’s praise of American diplomacy, a St Stephen’s church installment, and the Cornell expedition report locating Orient sites with new astronomical markers.
Ibsen’s Women Seen Through The Independent Eye
Alla Nazimova reviews Ibsen's women, arguing Hedda Gabler and Nora reveal universal traits. The critic notes Hedda’s blend of weakness and strength, Nora’s doll-like confinement, and theatre as a window into character. She cites audience reactions and a reader’s note on Doll’s House inspiring personal reform.
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Alla Nazimova
Independent
Tosen
Nora
Hedda Gabler
Ibsen
Hedda
Hee
Cai
The Trouble With The Army
The piece argues that the United States faces a shortfall in military manpower with about 20 000 fewer soldiers than authorized. It notes a weak standing army, few qualified recruits, and a lack of officers. It contends Congress may act, possibly boosting pay to encourage enlistment, amid broader concerns about preparedness.
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Omaha Ree
Hawever
Hobson
Japan
Republic
United States
War Department
Manila
Congress
Passing Pleasantries and Witty Exchanges In Newspapers
A collage of humorous excerpts from various papers shows mock dialogue from stage and society. Jokes touch on lotteries vanity marriage food poison and wisdom. The pieces portray quick quips and mismatched punchlines about wealth churches revivals and art.
Boarder Rejects Chess Metaphor Says Life Begins Later
In a brief, lively exchange the newly married boarder protests a colleague’s claim that life is only a game of chess. He argues the opposite, labeling life as a complex venture that starts now rather than later.
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Boarter
Chicago ‘Tribune
Mortality of Cancer In Delays Warned By Doctor
From the New York Tribune a physician warns that cancer mortality rises with delay. He says early consultation is vital and treatment can take weeks to prevent hopeless outcomes, urging timely physician involvement to reduce deaths.
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The
New York Tribune
Evening Post
London
Bartolomeo Lorengo
Nantucket Officials Move To Bar Power Vehicles
Nantucket officials declare all roads leading from the steamboat as particular roads and ways under state law to bar power vehicles, aiming to enforce the recent decision. This move seeks to restrict automobile access on designated routes.
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Nantucket
Price Flavoring Extracts Claim Superior Strength
Dr Price flavoring extracts touted as superior in strength and freshness. The copy targets ladies of taste and implies the product yields delicate natural flavors for cakes puddings and other desserts.
The Man Who Worries and a Cod Liver Tonic
A physician cites a patient with chronic pulmonary trouble who suffered long from seeking many doctors and reading texts. The remedy urges mental diversion and fresh air plus cod liver Vinol to purify blood, fortify digestion, and strengthen the body, with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied. Sold by The Smith Drug Co in Anaconda and Newbro Drug Co in Butte.
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Deen
Vinci
Smith Drug Co
Butte
Newbro Drug Co
Diverse World Facts and Debates On Railways
A mosaic of notes covers public transport, industry, and science, from Naples planning public autos and Australian jewelers rings to global labor patterns and honey production. It cites Panama Canal shovels, a London airship tale, and debates on government versus private railway control amid financial railway troubles.
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Naples
Remedies for rail rate control plan proposed by Gaynor
Wall Street Journal reports Justice William J. Gaynor proposing federal appointment of the general freight agent for each tail road to regulate rates. The strategy aims to align pricing with national policy, provoking debate on federal control versus carrier autonomy.
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Wall Street Journal
William J. Gaynor
Small Farms Grow as Interior Land Ruling Shifts Wheat Power
Portland Oregonian outlines a new Interior Department rule expected to reduce large wheat holdings and boost small farmers across Oregon Washington and Idaho. It notes weather and labor woes hit big farms harder while small 160 acre growers thrived. The piece argues diversified farming will gradually replace bonanza wheat and cites Uma tila county gains and Willamette Valley shifts toward multiple small farms per quarter section.
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Portland Oregonian
Interior Department
Pendleton
Oregonian
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Umatila
Willamette Valley
Pacific Northwest
Shrewsbury wreck shows a thorough job in English rail crashes
The Indianapolis New notes English railroad accidents are rarer but when they occur they are severe. The recent wreck at Shrewsbury is described as a notably thorough disaster, illustrating the deadly potential of railway crashes overseas.
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Jigley
Rickley
Philadelphia Press
Indianapolis
Shrewsbury
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