Anaconda Standard Publishes Rates and Insurance Views
A fragment from The Anaconda Standard shows subscription rates and office details for the paper along with a discussion on life insurance and suicide statistics. It notes the publisher, offices, and advertising contacts, then presents an argument about the relation between suicide and life insurance and the alleged motive of some to benefit families.
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Fenance
Tfe
Hoffman
Molles
Turkish ally seeks to calm Beirut crisis with assurances
A Turkish minister told Secretary Hay that Turkey would protect American citizens in Turkish territory and that the Turkish government bears no blame for disorder. He urged recalling Admiral Cotton’s Beirut restriction and argued a U S fleet near Beirut would deter disturbances, insisting Constantinople lacks control over the area.
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Hen Ha
Hay
Turkey
United States
May
Cotton
Beirut
Gulf
Constantinople
Fila Pert
Maryland Primaries Face Uncertain Independent Vote
The contest in Maryland hinges on independent voters as federal senate and gubernatorial races loom. McKinley era party dynamics echo past wins and losses, with Republicans divided by factional rifts and Democrats more united. Governor candidates include Steven Williams, noted anti-bribery advocate, and Jo Edwin Warfield, a prominent financier with political ties.
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Aryland
Pri- Mimaries
Paris
I Goubtat
Maryland
McKinley
Republcans
Steveneon Willams
Jo Edwin Warfield
Pidelity and Deposit Company
Ew Grotment
Air
Warileta
Tor
Gorman
Ieutenenig
Death by own action rises across cities says Hoffman
Frederick F. Hoffman, insurer statistician of New York, reports in 1902 there were 2500 deaths by own action in fifty cities with 14 million in population. He notes a rise since 1890 across groups, with French higher around 22, Hungarian origin near 19.3, Jin-Gyo Americans 8, Irish 6.1 per 100000.
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Sulcidea
Unie
Frederick F. Hoffman
Ipeurance
New York
Bt. Loula
Mr. Hoffman
Gore Whane
Alaska Canada boundary dispute commission to convene
The joint U S and Great Britain commission will meet to address the Alaska Canada boundary quarrel dating back to 1872. Key figures include Lord Alverst on Sir Louis Jette and A B Aylesworth for Britain and Roots Lodge Turner for the United States. The disputed area exceeds 20 000 square miles and includes gold regions near Yukon and towns like Skagway and Dyea. The boundary line from the 1866 treaty remains inadequately surveyed and both sides dispute the Lynn Canal area eastward toward the 140th meridian.
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Elihu Renttin
London
Forelem
United States
Great Britain
Lord Alverston
Louis Jette
Quebec
A. B. Aylesworth
America
Root
Lodge
Turner
Canada
High Commission
Alaska
Tussia
British Columbia
Yukoa
Yakutat Bar
Skagway
Dyea
Klondike
Dorninton
Pennypacker Law Denounced as Pennsyltucky Issue
Philadelphia papers predict Democrats in Harrisburg will strike a plank denouncing the Pennypacker bill as an infamous gag against newspapers. The piece notes Governor Pennypacker’s unpopularity and Quay’s ring influence, with Republicans likely to praise the legislature despite prior denouncements.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Pennypacker
Permyparcker
Philartetbhia
Senator Quay
Quay
Chicago burglars return promissory note after bold theft
A pair of Chicago burglars broke into a saloon and stole $1 in cash, a $50 promissory note, and checks. They later mailed back the note and checks with a note claiming repayment when funds allow, asserting they are reformed and asking no trouble from the police. The gag highlights the burglars’ supposed ethics despite crime and the public’s skepticism.
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Chicago
Lptter
Se Inonkeeger
Wissaurt
Alwys
Fragmented OCR hints at political influence and control
The unreadable garble references a boss exerting control over elections and candidate support, with mentions of reputations and the boss dictating who is backed. The fragment suggests a machine-like political apparatus and pressure on voters.
Drunken Man Robbed in Butte Found on Steps
An unidentified man, intoxicated and dragged, was found on the steps of the Baltimore lock early this morning. His pockets were torn, a watch chain tangled, and he could not speak or defend himself. Police suspect he was dragged and robbed.
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Mr. Magelssen
Poweemm Leyden
Balthmore
Soll
Edward Welcomed by Francis Joseph After Austrian Reception
Vienna reports King Edward’s arrival from Marienbad with enthusiastic crowds and a royal welcome. Emperor Francis Joseph in British dragoon guards’ uniform hosted a Hofburg reception with archdukes and dignitaries. Edward toasted Francis Joseph as field marshal in British service and pledged continued friendly ties between Britain and Austria.
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Vienna
Raward
Marienrad
Francis Joseph
Edward
Evelgns
Ustburg
Landau
Hofburg
Queen Victoria
Buopis
Items of Interest to Montana People
Bozeman reports Sarah Piersler released on parole at Warm Springs became violent again and was restrained. Senator Thomas H. Carter visits Bozeman with his sons. Big Timber notes a close homeball game won by 16. Havre mentions Rev IS Taft away for a station. Billings reports J L Davis shipping two carloads of fat sheep to Chicago. Wallisell notes C W Pomroy family on extended northern Montana trip. Boulder highlights Catholic church fundraising success. Townsend residents visit Boulder briefly. Bozeman notes Prof J A Thaler, new electrical engineering professor, returning from Europe. Great Falls records Casango County Teachers Institute opening with Miss Mary Brady leading a musical set and sessions by local educators.
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Bozeman
Aug
Moe
Sarah Piersler
Warm Springs
Havre
Bethodist Episcopal Church
Taft
Butte
Billings
J. L. Davis
Lagiel
Chicago
Admission row at customs over Swiss flag display
Officials dispute recognition of a state department warrant secured via the Swiss minister. Collector Richardson refuses, citing Treasury Department guidance, as authorities refuse to release the flag and demand compliance or further instructions.
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Swies Conaal
Conrad Saumgartner
Richardson Tp Dey
State Department
Troisery
Walking Delegate Case Signatures Order in New York
Justice Sowell of the supreme court signed an order granting release on reasonable bail for Walking Delegate Lanne Parks, currently in Sing Bing Hague. Convicted on extortion charges, pending appeal, bond set at $10,000.
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Nck
New York
Ang
Jusiee Sowell
Supreme Court
Chee of Lanne
Sing Bing
Hague
Local Death Notice From Auburn Cemetery Chapel
Private funeral details note the cremation of Frederick Olmatead with a strict private ceremony held at Auburn cemetery chapel. The report references Ulm Holy Cremated in Boston and mentions fines landscape agitation as a minor contextual note.
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Boston
Frederick Taw
Auburn Cemetery
Funeral of Salisbury Jerricea Held at Hatfield Whyte
The funeral of Lord Salisbury was private and simple, with King Edward's representatives and the royal family sending a wreath. Premier Balfour Lord Selborne and Hatfield tenants attended, while a simultaneous memorial service took place at Westminster Abbey with diplomats and peers present.
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London
Sajlebury
Hatfield
Balfour
Lord Selborne
Hatfield. the Coffin Was Carried To and From the Parish Church By Old Retevare
Westminster Abbey
Edward
Emperor William
Ambassador Choule
Lord Salisbury
Alexandra
Portugal
Archbishop of
Canterbury
County Chairman comedy staged at Studebaker theater
Adel New Pay Chicago presented a new comedy drama The County Chairman at Studebaker theater with Life management by Henry Savage and a capable company led by Macisa Arbuckle. The play previously opened in South Bend Indiana on Friday Jagz and scored well in its first Chicago production.
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Chicago
Hoe George
Studebaker Theater
Henry Savage
Macisa Arbuckle
Southend
Ind
Monument Unveiled for Italian Guide Ollier in North Pole Expedition
A monument honoring Ollier the Italian guide who died during the Duke of Abenzal expedition to the north pole was unveiled with great enthusiasm near Cour Mayent Surin nis morning. The Italian Alpine club and Duke of Abe rnzal hosted the ceremony with speeches praising the expedition bravery.
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Rome
Alpine Club
Courmayent
Surin
Nis
Duke of
Abernzal
Ollier
North Pole
Woolen Mills Resume Operations Across New England
A general resumption of work began in the mills of the American Woolen company and other mills throughout New England. More than 25,000 workers returned to duty after one to two weeks of shutdowns. various sections resumed after curtailment or idleness tied to the prior situation.
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Boston
American Woolen Company
New England
Collonawilly
Peru considers ban on French expelled religious orders
Fern closes door in Peru as chamber of deputies debates a motion to prohibit immigration of members of religious orders expelled from France. Aug 1. The proposal targets orders facing expulsion and would restrict entry by those groups into Peru.
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Lui
Peru
Chamber of Deputies
France
Ottawa MP Proposes Steamship Subsidy Plan
In Ottawa on August, Richard Cartwright announced in Parliament a resolution to provide a subsidy up to 153,339 dollars annually for a steamship service linking Canada and France. The measure aims to support transatlantic passenger and freight travel and strengthen bilateral trade.
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Ottawa
Richard Cartwright
Canada
France
Growth of Lumpt as Proposed Australian Capital
A draft describes Lumpt as a proposed capital location between Sydney and Melbourne, favored for its climate, scenery, and water supply. It notes population around 4,800 with four banks and four churches, and contrasts access with rival cities. The piece comments on political tensions and the town’s potential to house the federal government.
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New York Tribune
Schitter
Melbourne
Sydney
Australia
Lumpt
Tarn
Dora
Wosciusko
Lunt
Atlatvalia
Tumut
Tne Mul Lever
Audra- Nu
Indeoit
Koxclusko
Bargains in Domestic Section
Bargains in the domestic section highlight 10 cent yard dresses in neat and desirable colorings. The season's purchase features yardage valued at ten cents per yard, offering affordable fabric choices with appealing colors.
Future Australian metropolis envisioned as center of government and culture
The passage speculates that Australia’s soon to be capital may rival Washington or Ottawa as the federal administration hub. It contemplates rail and air links, commercial prominence, and a metropolis that becomes a center for science, art, and innovation, while noting it will be the continent’s healthiest city.
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Washington
Otcasva
Fanc- Hone
Adiminatyalion
Railrand Aiready
Provroas
Ehlet
Commerce
Australia
Commonwealth
Ventdea
Piano playing harms children say Berlin doctor
A Berlin physician claims 1000 girls who played piano before age 13 show 600 cases of nervous disease, while 1000 children who did not play piano show only 1 case. He argues piano should not be used by a child before age 15 and only two hours daily as maximum.
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Berlin
Namol
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