Anaconda Standard announces offices and rates page
The Anaconda Standard lists publishing details including main office in Standard Block Anaconda Montana with branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls. It provides subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions and informs rates for foreign destinations and newspaper distribution at various newsstands nationwide.
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Anaconda
Scone
Editoriel
Ikon
The
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Anaconda Standard Leads Montana Circulation
The Anaconda Standard records a larger bona fide paid circulation than all other daily newspapers in Montana combined. For six months ending June 3, 1901, daily average reach is 11,872 and Sunday 4,191.
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Anaconde Standard
Montana
Auburn prison handles Czolgosz with quiet efficiency
The warden at Auburn Prison kept the anarchist assassin Czolgosz out of sight and mind, denying sensationalism. Officials refused interviews, letting the death process proceed quickly and with no drama, matching public preference for a matter-of-fact end.
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United States
Auburn Prison
Czolgosz
Auburn
McKinley
German Imperial Stage Faces Junker Power Clash
In the approaching Reichstag battle the young emperor must navigate a struggle between feudal aristocracy and modern industry. The Junker-sponsoring tariff plan targets restored estates and canal schemes, while widespread farm poverty and disappearing estates threaten the squirarchy's hold on German agriculture.
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Germany
William
Aristo crats push tariff to rebuild fortunes hurting Germany
Liberal leaders warn the aristocracy backed tariff will raise goods prices and widen the rift between the German ruler and the people. They urge a return to industrial liberty and press reforms to counter agrarian influence and restore balance in the empire.
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Germany
Junkers
Iself
Death of Judge De Wolfe in Montana noted
The obituary profiles Stephen De Wolfe a former district judge in Silver Bow and longtime Montana figure. Born in Tennessee, he lived in Utah before moving to Montana where he served in legislature and on the bench, retiring to seek a Pacific Northwest home. He was a devout Democrat, respected for integrity, learning, and public speaking, and is remembered by many former Butte neighbors and Montana citizens. The piece then extols Montana’s Indian summer as superior to Minnesota’s, praising the state’s climate as unrivaled.
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Stephen DeaWolfe
Montana
Tennessee
Utah
Silverton County
de Wolfe
Puget Sound
Judge de Wolfe
Butte
Cienfuegos
Kingston
Santiago
Double of Belgium’s King Haunts Paris and New York
The article ponders look alikes of famous figures from Edward VII to Leopold II and Roosevelt. It highlights a Belgian king’s enjoyment of his image while a publisher who resembles Leopold II fears exposure and scandal, balancing royal luck with risky familiarity.
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Edward VII
Chauncey Depew
McKinley
Montana
Buffalo
Roosevelt
Paris
Republic
Leopold II
Belgium
Leopold
France
Europe
New York
The Upper Mississippi Valley in Indian Summer
The St. Paul Pioneer Press declares the Upper Mississippi valley the favorite haunt of the Indian summer, delivering an entertaining and edifying opening in its eloquent editorial. The piece underscores the region’s seasonal charm and poetic appeal.
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St. Paul Pioneer Press
Upper
Mississippi Valley
Court Find Bid Adverts Flawed in State Furniture Contract
Supreme court rules the state house furniture contract invalid due to improper bid advertisement. Despite initial votes to null or uphold, the court notes no merit in both sides. the state furnishing board will rebid, with overlooked items corrected, leaving the favored firm without the contract.
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State House
Secretary of State
State Furnishing Board
Supreme Court
State Board
Shaw Boom Surfaces In Iowa Politicking For 1908 Race
A Shaw presidential movement in Iowa surfaces amid Roosevelt 1904 interest in the Northwest. Speaker Henderson backs Roosevelt in 1904 and Fairbanks for 1908, signaling a challenge to Shaw. The Des Moines rally and Fairbanks endorsement suggest a power struggle for the House speakership. Just before a Buffalo tragedy.
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Shaw
Iowa
Roosevelt
Minnesota
Northwest
Henderson
Iwo
Des Moines
Fairbanks
Buffalo
Board awards then voids contract in labor dispute ruling
The court states that after awarding the contract the board cannot cancel it without a legal cause. It compares public contracts to private covenants and forbids canceling a bid merely because of a party’s labor status, warning against caprice in rescission.
Schley Explains Recruitment and Public Contracts Ruling
Court critiques bid advertising for state projects as illegal when limited to union labor. It affirms that proposals must be advertised in two state newspapers, one at the capital, under section 705. The ruling dismisses the umbrella claim and upholds public bidding standards amid union affiliations.
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Mlegal
Helena
Messrs. Donovan and Hays
State
King Edward May Never Be Crowned
London observers report growing alarm in court circles over King Edward possibly facing an illness. Some speculate cancer or Bright's disease though no condition is confirmed. The prospect unsettles markets and affects trade amid public duties and royal engagements.
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Edward
London
Dr Cit
Bright
Entombed Miner Is Rescued Alive At Utah Mine
Salt Lake City October 28 Charles Nutting was pulled from the Highland Bay mine at Bingham Utah after 61 hours entombed in a cramped space. He was alive though weak and air supply kept him going. Fellow miner William Anderson remains missing and rescuers press on though living rescue is unlikely.
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Salt Lake
Highland Bay
Bingham
Utah
Charles Nutting
William Anderson
Widow of General Grant Is Ill in Washington
Washington October 28 Mrs Julia P D Grant widow of General U S Grant is ill at her home here. She has been confined to her home since returning from Canada about ten days ago. The illness began with a cold and developments have alarmed friends though today she was thought to be a little better.
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Washington
Julia PD. Grant
A. 8. Grant
Canada
Emperor William Threatens Action Over Trade Talks
Berlin reports vivid coverage of Emperor William declaring that without new commercial treaties he will smash everything to pieces. Great Falls News notes the News plant changed hands to 8 R Jenson who held a mortgage. the paper, once owned by Deputy State Auditor O M Holmes, has been closed nearly a year and may relaunch as a populist labor freelance weekly.
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Great Falls
Special Dispatch
Standard
8. R. Jenson
O. M. Holmes
Trans port Meade Brings Back Pacific Coast Artillery
The transport Meade arrived today in San Francisco after a 27 day voyage from Manila carrying nine companies of Pacific coast artillery men.
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San Francisco
Meade
Manila
Pacific Coast Artillery
Corduroy Fabric Sale in New Corduroy Colors
A clothing advertisement markets silk finished imported corduroy in fresh colorings. It promotes a usual price of 1.50 dollars per yard but offers today only 38 cents per yard.
Bargain Textiles Sale On Various Linens Towels and Cloths
A sale advertises 30 inch ceretonie curtains with a wide pattern assortment. Yard goods include 27 inch calico in German blue and white for house wrappers and children's dresses at 5c a yard, 29 inch Shaker flannel at 9c, 6c per yard for bleached bath towels and extra large unbleached towels at 25c, large linen damask towels with borders at ec each, damask cloths 2x2 yards at $2.50 each, hemstitched damask 36x44 inches at $3.50, and 20 inch linen duck crash at 1c per yard.
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