Advertisement rate card and offices for The Anaconda Standard
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, with prices for various intervals, and notes postal charges. It announces main office in Standard Block and branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls with advertising rates on application. It also mentions the Washington Bureau and eastern offices with contact details.
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The
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Distribution Notes for The Standard at City News Stands
The text lists locations where The Standard can be found including Chicago Postoffice Mileago Auditorium Annex, San Francisco Palace Hotel, Denver Glenarm Street and Seventeenth Street offices, Salt Lake Second South Street, and Salt Lake News Co. It also states that all general business letters and correspondence should be addressed to Anaconda, Montana.
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Chicago
Postoffice
Mileago
Auditorium Annex
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Denver
Glenarm Street
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake
Second South Street
Salt Lake News Co
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Mont
Anaconda Standard Ad Claims Largest Montana Circulation
The notice asserts The Anaconda Standard has higher paid circulation than all Montana gally newspapers combined. It cites a six month average ending June 30, 1901 with Daily 11,872 and Sunday figures.
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Anaconda Standard
Gally
Montana
President McKinley Ahead in Recovery Despite Ongoing Reports
A day after the assassination attempt, observers note steady improvement in President McKinley’s condition. Attendants remain vigilant and cautious in updates while focusing on preventing further danger points as the nation follows every development closely.
General Sickles Defended in Pension Bureau Debate
The piece defends General Daniel Sickles against efforts to discredit his ante war record as the Grand Army of the Republic prepares for its annual encampment. It notes Sickles enlisted early, led a New York regiment, fought at Fair Oaks Malvern Hill Antietam Chancellorsville Gettysburg and was wounded at Gettysburg. It argues his record cannot be wiped away and cites other Civil War figures who faced political scrutiny.
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Hether
Sickles
Pension Bureau
Grand Army of the Republic
Shcklee
City of New York
Hooker
Fair Oaks
Malvern Hill
Richmond
Antietam
Chancellorsville
Gettysburg
Regular Army
United States
Grand Army
John A. Logan
Blaine
Caleb Cushing
Grant
Supreme Court of the United States
General Sickles
Prominent Republicans Split on War and Compromise
The text notes a faction of conspicuously prominent Republicans who preferred conceding to the South to avoid war and were ready to accept almost any compromise, challenging the opponent by citing his record.
Ancient Order of United Workmen Holds Annual Meeting at Anaconda
The twelfth annual session of the grand lodge of the Ancient Order of United Workmen meets in Anaconda. The organization boasts long stability, extensive reach, and a history of prompt death claims payments benefiting widows and orphans. It reports 423,964 members in good standing and more than 110 million dollars paid to families over thirty three years. The city welcomes delegates and hopes for a successful gathering.
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Anaconda
Grand Lodge
Ancient Order of United Workmen
Montana Grand Lodge
Shift in Power From Legislature to State Executives Across America
The Alabama constitution and other state reforms move away from legislative supremacy toward shorter sessions, biennial limits, and bans on many types of special laws. Power shifts to executives and administrative boards, with federal reform ideas like popular election of senators possible. The trend marks a major shift in American political structure.
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Alabama
Mississippi
California
Kentucky
Montana
Pennsylvania
Wealth and fate collide in a dramatic presidential era tale
The piece recounts fortunes and misfortunes amid the Roosevelt assassination events. It notes how Bernard Carnegie’s warning about wealth ends with a twist of fate as a copper mine yields riches and a wealthy heir dies, while commenting on reactions from Polish residents, political figures, and newspapers in a period of national distress.
Gadfly Dies After Street Car Crash in City Hospital
Gadfly died at the city hospital from a street car accident with a fractured skull. Born in Java, he was son of Count de Helman. He came to Chicago from Java. his mother was Scotch and gave him the name. He once served as private secretary to Robert Garrett, president of the Baltimore and Ohio.
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Gadfly
Java
Count de Helman
Chicago
Mr. McKenzie
Robert Garrett
Baltimore & Ohio
Frightful Baltimore and Ohio wreck near Burton tunnel
A B and O train derailed at Burton tunnel near WheelingWest Virginia injuring several with one killed and two fatally scorched. Engineer M B Stover died under the engine and fire, while fireman and two others were badly hurt as six coaches carried G A R excursionists to Cleveland. Travel blocked.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Burton Tunnel
Here
Baltimore & Ohio
M. B. Stover
Frank Riley
Ross
Cleveland
Fire at Foo Chow in Vancouver death toll climbs
Details from the steamer Tartar describe the Foo Chow blaze ignited by a toppled lamp in a native undertaker shop. The fire destroyed over a million in property, killed several including five in a building collapse, and led to widespread looting and brutal street violence as soldiers restored order.
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Vancouver
B. C
Foo Chow
Tartar
Natuve Undertaking
China
Navy seeks AG aid in Schley case inquiry
Acting Secretary Hackett pressed Attorney General Knox to appoint an assistant AG to assist Captain Lemly, judge advocate of the Schley controversy, in the case before the court. Knox declined saying government involvement would appear to prosecute an officer under investigation, a view supported by cabinet members. He insisted the inquiry is conducted by the navy department with no government participation.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Hackett
Knox
Lemly
Schley
Oficer
Navy Department
Court of Inquiry Schedules Long Days and New Provost
Washington reports that Admiral Dewey and Captain Lemly arranged daily sessions of the Schley court from 1 pm to 3 pm after Thursday with Sundays off until the investigation ends. Captain Henry T. Carpenter was named provost marshal to maintain order and command, and Captain Cook and Lieutenant Commander Sears advised Schley’s counsel as Cook is expected to be the first witness.
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Washington
Admiral Dewey
Schley Court of Inquiry
Lemly
Henry T. Carpenter
Thearin Corps
Cook
Admiral Schley
Brooklyn
Santiago
Sears
When Fortune Smiles
A tale of an English millionaire who amassed copper wealth after years of frugality and toil. He ended with about 15 million dollars and planned a bold act of prodigality, influenced by Carnegie’s maxim. The narrative frames his rise as a modern Midas tale with a modest background and prudent habits.
Charges magnified in Denver bribery case
Judge Mullins fined Bailiff Schrader 250 dollars for contempt and discharged Police Magistrate Thomas and ex Fire Warden Sadelier. The men were accused of attempting to influence the jury in the W. W. Anderson trial for shooting publishers Bonfils and Tammen. The court exonerated Bonfils and Tammen and said the charges were greatly magnified.
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Denver
Mullins
Criminal Court Today
Ruobert Schrader
William J. Thomas
Daniel Sadelier
W. W. Anderson
F. G. Bonfils
H. H. Tammen
the Post
Messrs
Messrs. Bonfile
Tammen
Mulline
Congressional Delegation Arrives in Manila for Philippine Tour
The U S transport McClellan arrived from New York on July 10 with a congressional party on board. The visitors will begin their tour of the islands Thursday to investigate the conduct of affairs and report back to Congress with recommendations to improve conditions in the Philippines.
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Manila
United States
McClellan
New York
General Administration
Philippines
Congress
Dewey and Benham Arrive for Schley Court of Inquiry
Admiral Dewey the court president and Admiral Benham appeared at the navy department this morning. Admiral Howison has not yet arrived. If the president’s condition does not worsen the court will meet Thursday as ordered and begin the inquiry at once.
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Washington
Schley Court of Inquiry
Navy Department
Admiral Dewey
Admiral Benham
Howison
Dynamite Blast Wrecks Chicago Office Building
Three men posing as linemen blew up the Chicago General company office after denial of admission, injuring Night Watchman Bronn. The attackers fled the scene as the building was damaged.
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Chicago
Chicago General Company
Bronn
Death of the Gadfly Turf Writer in St Louis
Charles R. Mc Kenzie aged 46 longtime turf writer known as The Gadfly dies in St Louis September 9. He used the pen name The Gadfly and was a prominent figure in racing journalism.
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St. Louis
Charles R. McKenzie
Courageous Boy Refuses to Name Friend Before Death
A dying New York hospital patient, felled by a companion who shoved him from a freight car, refuses to name the antagonist. He comforts his mother, saying it would be unfair to identify the boy, and dies with his hand in his mother’s.
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New York
Quotable Exchange Sparks Talk in Chicago Record-Herald
In the Chicago Record-Herald, Joe declares defending civility with the line If you have anything mean to say about a man say it to his face Billy counters that it will get around to him quickly. The brief exchange reflects local wit and social rapport.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Joe
Billy
Hunters Set Record With Quick Deer Tally Near Big Hole
Messrs Frank Norbeck Eugene Kun kle W W Jameson and C H Dudley were busy taking congratulations and sharing deer as they headed to the Big Hole for a hunt. They sighted a band of deer and all four brought down fine large bucks, loading them on horses for a triumphal return to Anaconda.
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Frank Norbeck
Eugene Kunkle
W. W. Jameson
C. H. Dudley
Anaconda
Runaway Girl Comes to Margaret Theater Tomorrow
Margaret theater presents the musical comedy hit A Runaway Girl led by Arthur Dunn with about 50 performers. The show has run 600 nights at London's Gaiety and 3500 nights at New York's Daly's, and opens tomorrow night at the Margaret.
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Collins
Margaret Theater
London
New York
Arthur Dunn
Gaiety Theater
Daly's Theater
New York City
A Female Drummer at the Margaret Next Saturday
A Female Drummer, a refined comedy with rich humor and realistic scenery, stars Miss Johnstone Bennett as Hala Bargain and features a 40 member company. The play showcases a department store setting with comedic characters and lavish tropical hotel scenes for an evening of musical comedy.
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the Margaret
Johnstone Bennett
Hala Bargain
Tony Williams
Harry Lodell
Mart Reagan
David de Wolfe
Smooth & Silk
Hasa Bargain
Carrie Cash
New York
Hotel Arrivals Across Cities List in Montana Ledger
A long list records hotel arrivals including Montana figures such as Miles City and White Sulphur Springs, with guests from Butte San Francisco Chicago Cincinnati Stockett and Philadelphia noted by name. Names include Rhoades Moore Fltternoy and Gunn among others indicating a broad travel roster.
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Montana
James M. Rhoades
Miles City
C. H. Moore
Butte
F. M. Fltternoy
Chicago
W. W. Johnson
Mre. P. Black
C. H. Weymouth
San Francisco
William C. Riddell
Helena
J. Fred Schlingman
George FE. Gunn
R. A. Luke
J R. Faulds
Stevensville
C. A. Davidson
W. D. Almy
J. ~. Pitts
Cincinnati
James Dunn
Stockett
J. A. Chapin
Walkerville
A. J. Price
Boston
A. B. Keith
W. J. Ennie
Ennis
Con A. St. Clair
J. F. Deckert
W. C. Henderson
Ekalako
Nev
A. C. Harwick
Buffalo
J. T. Carroll
William Seallon
J. Hammond
J. C. Savery
L. J. Terry
Cable
Miss McLaughlin Recovers in Butte Hospital
Miss McLaughlin superintendent of the Deer Lodge county schools has been ill at St James hospital in Butte and is recovering rapidly. The attending nurse said yesterday she is getting along splendidly and will soon be herself again.
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Miss McLaughlin
Deer Lodge County
St. James Hospital
Butte
McLaughlin
Court awards Budweiser name to Anheuser-Busch firm
United States Court grants Anheuser-Busch Brewing Assn exclusive use of the Budweiser name and orders other brewers to drop it. Decrees issued by Charles W. French, wholesaler, Anaconda, and Hinds & Co., wholesalers, Butte, Montana.
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Anheuser-Busch Brewing
Ass'n
Campes
Charles W. French
Anaconda
Hinds & Co
Butte, Mont
Patent to Daniel Murphy Filed for Record in Montana Land Claim
Filed for record patent to Daniel Murphy for 160 acres in the east half of the NW quarter and north half of the SW quarter of section 8 township 4 north range 10 west Montana meridian Montana.
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United States
Daniel Murphy
North Range
Montana Meridian
Montana
Dr Kinyoun Mission to Study Global Plague Quarantine
Dr Kinyoun travels from Honolulu to study plague and other contagious diseases across Asia and the Pacific. He will observe Japanese quarantine methods, then proceed to Japan and possibly China the Philippines and India to assess disease control practices for civilized nations.
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Honoulu Republic
Orient
Pacific
Pr. Kinyoun
San Francisco
Honolulu
Japan
China
Philippines
India
United States
He Was Clever Dr Guthrie A Surgeon Of Note
He was known as a clever but brusque military surgeon fifty years ago. Sir Joseph Frayer recalls serving as his house surgeon and describes a moment when Guthrie saved a patient alongside visiting foreign surgeons and other dignitaries.
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Guthrie
Joseph Frayer
Fannt
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Standard Publishing Company, Publishers and Proprietors
Europe
Standard Block
Piscentan
N. W
Nassau Street
Washington Street
J. Morton
McKinley
AO. UW
Carnegie
Czolgosz
Pole
Roosevelt
Mr. McKinley
Edward
Choate
Emma Goldman
Temple of Music
Shaffer
Wellington
John Doe
Richard Doe
Senator Wellington
Mr. Czolgosz
Elijah Dowie
New York Times
Philadelphia Times
London Times
Times
Sehley
Anaconda News
United States Court
DR. Kinyoun
Kennell
M. J. Connell Company
Gulley Zusinsd
Oweley Block
Catalogue Rice
Fulton & Gold
Proprietors
University of Montana
the State University
Mech
Eng
Oscar J. Craig
James A. Bennett
Granite Street
CTS
Neale
Arthur C Newill
Thomas Buggy
Lancashire
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