The Anaconda Standard Advertising and Circulation Rates
The notice outlines publication, postal, and circulation details for The Anaconda Standard. It lists daily and Sunday rates, options for various subscription lengths, foreign mailing specifics, and office locations including Missoula, Great Falls, and Chicago. It also provides filing addresses and contact points for business correspondence.
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The
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Chicago
Ost
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 Leads Montana Circulation Gap
The Anaconda Standard reports its paid daily circulation totaling 11,872 with Sunday figures listed, asserting it exceeds all other Montana daily newspapers combined as of the six months ending June 30, 1901.
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Imesaurs Selsing
Europe
Anaconda Standard
Montana
Proclamations Declare Day of Mourning for McKinley
President Roosevelts first act proclaims next Thursday a day of mourning and prayer nationwide. Montana and Helena leaders issue similar proclamations urging public observance of the nations tribute to William McKinley.
Boston Schools Adopt Public Bath Rooms for Pupils
The article notes Boston has opened six new public school buildings each with bath rooms for pupil use. It questions the need for de odorization before study and mocks the idea of sanitation as a path to better learning, while disparaging New Jersey’s reputed intolerance and politics.
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OSTON
Boston
Sulphuric acid gusher from well struck by lightning
A Vineland report, cited by the Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph, says a lightning strike transformed a local water well in New Jersey into a gusher of undiluted sulphuric acid. Local scientists say the bolt pierced a rich sulphur vein underground.
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Jersey
Vineland
Pittsburg
Roosevelt Proclaims Day Of Mourning For McKinley
President Theodore Roosevelt declares Thursday September 19 a national day of mourning and prayer for the late President William McKinley. He urges nationwide assembly in places of worship to honor McKinley and bow to divine will.
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Milouurn Hose
Burrano
Roosevelt
United States
McKinley
Theodore Roosevelt
United States of America
Washington
A. D
The
Proclamation Sets Sept 19 as Day of Mourning for McKinley
Governor Toole in Helena issues a proclamation attested by Secretary of State Hays to observe Thursday September 19 as a day of mourning and prayer. The call urges abandoning secular pursuits and uniting citizens under the flag to honor the late president William McKinley.
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Toole
Helena
Hays
William McKinley
The
United States
McKinley
Belittling insult toward a Maryland federal senate contender
The comment targets an unnamed individual as brainless and unfit, contrasting them with a Maryland senator nominee. It frames the target as misrepresenting Maryland in federal Senate duties and uses contemptuous language to emphasize the distinction.
No Comparison Between Wellington and Reed on McKinley Death
The piece contrasts Senator Wellington with former Speaker Thomas B Reed, arguing Wellington’s unpatriotic remarks about McKinley are unworthy of Reed’s known character. It notes Reed’s past partnership with McKinley and his sorrow over the assassination, distinguishing Reed’s patriotism from Wellington’s criticisms.
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Wellington
Thomas B. Reed
McKinley
Maryland
Reed
House of Representatives
Hanna
Republic
Fault Fails of Detectives Guarding the President
The article argues that ordinary vigilance could have spotted the weapon carried by Czolgosz during the assassination. It notes a 32 caliber revolver about eight inches long, wrapped in a handkerchief to appear a bandaged hand. Secret Service lines allegedly should have noticed such a hand.
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UCH
Secret Service
Czolgosz
Free Society Exposes Anarchist Organ and Talks of Education Campaign
The Free Society journal edited by Abraham Isaak is featured as an anarchist organ. It notes the Chicago Anarchist club plans for a fall and winter education drive with meetings on bomb making and rulers’ removals. It cites debate on punishment and cites L Agitazione after Humbert's execution. The issue includes foreign named authors and a piece titled The Monster Slayer.
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Abraham Isaak
Free Society
Firebrand
Chicago
Anarchist Club
M Matter
Humbert
L'Agitazione
Hercules and the Dragon
Thesus
Jason
Anarchist Rhetoric Attacks Institutions in Press Excerpt
A California man urges workers to join anarchists arguing labor interests require destroying current social ties. The piece mocks Carlyle style while denouncing governance and includes a column titled Voting Cattle and calls for fifty billion greenbacks. Czolgosz cited as feeding disordered ideas.
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Thomas Carlyle
Carlyle
California
Czolgosz
Corn Versus Potatoes Urges Poor to Embrace Corn Diet
A Chicago paper argues that corn offers superior nutrition to potatoes and, at sixty five cents a bushel, could expand meals for the poor. It claims corn provides more phosphates and protein for muscle and brain and offers more dish options, while noting limits to relying solely on bread and corn. It suggests allow occasional potatoes as dessert.
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Chicago
Niagara Falls and power Dreams Spark City Spotlight
Exposition leaders weigh duplicating Pan American light shows but estimate costs at three to four million dollars. Edison predicts a near falls based electro chemical center with limits to growth and notes transmission to New York City would not be a viable market. The piece touches on politics crime and editorial waste alongside cultural digressions.
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Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Niagara
Thomas A. Edison
Lord Kelvin
Lake Erie
Lake Ontario
Edison
New York City
Did Male M Kinnon Take His Own Life
Helena dispatch reports a note found on Mt Helena by children showing Male McKinnon planned to end his life. Police checked the mountain but found no body. a man named Male McKinnon registered Sept 6 at Central Bear Hall claiming to follow the races.
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Standard
Helena
Mt. Helena
Male McKinnon
Chhuren
Male MeKinnon
Donald McKkinnon
Metagowatch
Nova Scotia
Canada
Central Bear Hall Lodging
McKinnon
Informers for Game Law Violations Barred from Fines
Helena September 15 A state attorney general opinion says informers receive no portion of fines from fish and game law prosecutions. The ruling overrides an old provision granting half the fine to the informer and directs all fines to the state treasurer.
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Helena
Frank W. Mettler
Pace
Whitehall
Boulder
National League: Cincinnati at Pittsburgh and St Louis win big
In a National League program heavy on errors, Cincinnati defeated Pittsburgh 0 0 as Hahn’s fielding miscues cost the Reds. Beere on the mound and Bergen behind Hahn, with 3400 in attendance, marked the day. St Louis topped Chicago 14 6 as Hughes was hit hard late. Kling and Harper produced the decisive blows while O Day umpired.
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Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Sept
Hiahn
Beere
Chicago 5 0 Milwaukee 4 4 Chicago Sept 15 results
Chicago wrapped the American season by sweeping two wins over Milwaukee before 18 000 fans. First game details show Chicago scoring and pitching contributions from Callahan Sugden and Donahue. Second game notes Platt Griffith Sullivan Donahue among the Battery lineup.
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Chicago
Milwaukee
Bcore
R. H. E. Chicago
Callahan
Sugden
Iitusting
Donahue
R. Hi. E
Platt
Griffith and Sullivan
Garvin
Reidy and Donahue
The San Francisco Strike Faces Divided Views
The ninth week of the San Francisco strike opens with employers claiming near normal business while union leaders insist conditions improve daily for the workers. The article notes a divergence in assessment and presents statements from employers’ representatives.
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San Francisco
Port Vessels and Labor Figures Under Review
City Front Federation proposes revised port figures showing 2 vessels unhampered, 851 tied up, 175 hampered but active, and 20 percent weekly work teams. Governor resists militia use, saying local authorities must prove powerless to resolve wheat shipment tie-ups.
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City Front Federation
State Board of Trade
Fatal buggy accident near Kearsarge mine at Summit
Ben Wray driver for C H Bugard was killed when his buggy overturned 2 feet embankment near Summit seven miles from Virginia City. He had taken miner John Huber to Summit when the crash crushed his skull and broke jaws. No witnesses. Coroner Lawman led an inquest finding accidental death.
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Standard
Virginia City
Ben Wray
C. H. Bugard
Kearsarge
Summit
John Huber
John Delvin
Amours
Ed Williams
Lawman
Billings News Sold and New Editor Named
The Billings News was sold yesterday by Al Filson and will hereafter be edited by J. D. Matheson, who will assume charge next Monday. The change reflects a shift in leadership and management of the newspaper.
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Standard
Billings
al Filson
J. D. Matheson
Knights Templar to Hold Session in Helena
Helena reports the grand commandery Knights Templar will convene in town with an attendance noted for the session.
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Standard
Helena
Grand Commandery
Knights Templar
A Small Fire In Billings Home
Firefighters were dispatched to W. H. Ross's North Twenty-fifth street residence where neighbors had already doused flames from a gasoline stove reservoir spill. Ross's daughter smothered the fire with a coat after the spill ignited, saving herself as the pantry interior suffered heavy charring and about $100 in damage.
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Standard
Billings
W. H. Ross
North Twenty-fifth Street
German Stock Exchange Holds Steady After McKinley Death
Berlin reports indicate no lasting depression after President McKinley’s death. Markets show mixed moves as Canadian Pacific and Northern Pacific decline on Friday but partly recover Saturday. The Berlin boerse faces its own pressures from various unrelated events despite the news.
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German Stock Exchange
Berlin
Mr. McKinley
Roosevelt
New York
Canadian Pacific
Northern Pacific
Berlin Boerse
McKinley
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