Anaconda Standard Publishing Company address note
The excerpt lists publication details for The Anaconda Standard including offices in Anaconda Butte Missoula and Great Falls, advertising rates, subscriptions, and bureau locations in Washington Chicago San Francisco Denver Salt Lake City and Paris France. It notes daily and Sunday editions and various subscription terms.
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Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Chicago
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Auditorium Annex
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Denver
Glenarm Street
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake
Montana
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Paris
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Dewey Idol Falters as New York Arch Declares Its End
A critical column reflects on the Dewey parade in New York and the decaying temporary Dewey arch in Madison Square. It argues the public mood shifted from adulation to disillusion and questions the cost and fate of commemorating great figures. The piece cites the arch’s neglect and a fading public memory of the admiral.
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Admiral Dewey
New York City
Dewey
Madison Square
New York
Bardly
Ecclesiastes
Methodist church holds line on dancing and theater
A near Powell Ohio camp meeting sparks doubt over sermons as the May general conference of the Methodist church declined to remove prohibitions on dancing and theater. The decisive vote was narrow with hints that the ban could be relaxed at the next conference. Bishop Fitzgerald at Ocean Grove earlier refused a pictorial scene from The Little Minister.
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Ohio
General Conference
The
Methodist Church
Fitzgerald
Ocean Grove
Powell camp meeting stages prodigal son sermon as play
The Powell camp meeting featured a sermon on the prodigal son followed by a staged portrayal with a young man as the prodigal and a clergyman and his wife as his parents. The calf was roasted beforehand, and afternoon and evening segments included the laying of stones and a ten virgins sermon with real participants. Critics note the performance resembled a play to outsiders while defenders call it a sermon with tableaux.
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Good Brethren and Sisters
Wilson
Jordan
Standard Oil Company
Hamlet
Polonius
Prince Henry Orleans Guest Of Senator Clark In Washington Visit
A Paris cable to the Philadelphia Press reports Senator Clark of Montana inviting Prince Henry of Orleans to visit Washington next winter. The piece mocks rivals of European royalty and recounts the Orleans line from Louis Philippe through modern pretenders, noting their turbulent history and alleged serious misdeeds.
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Washington
Arlington Annex
Paris
Philadelphia
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Montana
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Clark
Prince Henry of Orleans Faces Regal Mockery in Paris Tale
A satirical narrative portrays Prince Henry of Orleans as ambitious yet ridiculous, imagining him and W. A. Clark contending for a U S senate seat and a French throne through wild fantasies. The piece lampoons royal pretensions and Franco American political intrigue with exaggerated grandeur.
Lasso Challenge Upsets Roosevelts South Dakota Visit
The Chicago Record via Senator Petti grew reports Roosevelt will be challenged to a lasso contest by a democratic cowboy in South Dakota. Cowboys and Seattle men want him to prove his riding and lasso skills, while political observers note his West popularity rests on prowess more than statesmanship. The item hints at cross state interest and playful political bravado.
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Eeattlemen
Rough Riders
Colonels Magazine
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Rooswelt
Montana
Unclear excerpts Hint at related political wagers and foreign affairs
The text references M A Hanna and the Republican committee, mentions China and Morton law, notes Deutschland, Pekin, Shanghai, Germany, Roumania and Bulgaria, and suggests potential international tension if the scrap escalates. The exact events and dates are not stated.
Notable Leaders and Dignitaries in Brief Biographies
The St James Gazette notes Christian DeWett as a Cambridge Wrangler with high opinions during university life. It mentions the Turkish sultan’s delight in a machine, Colonel Lee’s retirement, Field Marshal Blumenthal’s 90th birthday, Dr Garcia Meron’s publication, Lo Feng Lu’s translations and library ambitions, and Australians awaiting Lord Hopetoun’s governorship with extravagant tastes and a planned heavy voyage.
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Christian DeWett
St. James
Cambridge
End of Century Steamship Trials and Policy Talk
A survey of the Deutschland and a Plymouth to New York voyage shows high indicated horsepower and low coal consumption thanks to forced draught. The piece also notes shifts in business letter signatures, a deadly workplace accident at Olympic Iron Works, Florida secession chatter, and global physician density comparisons.
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Elbe
Plymouth
New Yor
Ocean
Olympic Iron Works
Tacoma Head
Maine
Artful Dodger Mr Conger Describes Shelling Casualties
A survivor named Mr Conger recalls days of bombardment with more than 2,900 shells raining down on their area. He portrays himself as resourceful amid danger and displacement, reflecting on the intensity of the siege and its impact on residents.
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Conger
War, boxing, and diplomacy mix in late telegram discourse
The text discusses Hanna, Jeffries, Corbett, and an ultimatum over gate receipts, hints at Roumania Bulgaria war, Chinese negotiations, and von Waldersee's travel. It portrays tension in boxing, diplomacy, and warfare with claims of Roumanian fatalities amid ongoing conflicts.
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James J. Jeffries
James J. Corbett
Ultimate
Debs Sees Potential in One Million Votes
The remark suggests that if Mr. Debs controls about a million votes he could influence the outcome. The phrase reflects a political calculation about backing, influence, and possible leverage in an election scenario.
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Mr. Debs
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