Anaconda Standard Publishing Contact and Rates
The Anaconda Standard publishing company lists daily and Sunday subscription rates, office and editorial contact numbers, and branch office locations in Butte Missoula and Great Falls. It provides foreign and domestic rate details and directs inquiries to the Main Office Standard Block Anaconda Montana.
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Standard Publishing Company Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda
The
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Anaconda Standard Promotes Its Superior Circulation
The Anaconda Standard touts a larger paid circulation than all Montana dailies combined for the six months ending June 30 191: daily average 11 872 and Sunday figure shown as part of an advertisers notice.
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Anaconda Standard
Montana
Reforming legal language and a view on islands
The piece argues indictments should use plain language to be understood yet notes the Czolgosz verdict was not hindered by verbose phrasing. It discusses Denmark’s West Indies, US strategic interests, Seward's 1867 treaty, and a shift toward cheaper production and consolidation to compete in foreign markets with emphasis on workers’ wages.
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Erin County
New York
Czolgotz
Baltimore Sun
Czolgosz
Congress
Seward
Johnson
West Indies
Hay
United States
Deutschland speed threatens US naval defenses
A contemporary analysis notes the Deutschland’s twenty three and a half knot Atlantic crossing outpaces US warships under construction. It argues for faster merchant vessels and defendable merchant marine to protect commerce in war, warning the United States must have ships to outpace foreign destroyers.
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Deutschsand
Atlantic
Germany
Marine World
United States
Bargain in Islands Aims at Danish West Indies Sale
News dispatches indicate a million dollars may seal the deal for the Danish West Indies with the United States. The treaty drawing could be completed this winter, despite shifts in Danish politics and cabinet support for the sale.
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Danish West Indies
United States
M. Tyeritzer
Getting On Its Feet Again After Fire
The Standard reports on its recovery from a blaze with a damaged roofless composing room and chaotic mechanical department. By morning the plant is rebuilding with help from Butte Inter Mountain and Butte Miner, including last night Mergenthaler work rushed to the Anaconda press. Neighbors’ offers allowed a suspension of publication to limit the disruption.
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Standard
Mergenthaler
Butte Inter Mountain
Anaconda
Butte
Inter Mountain
Railway Age urges steel passenger cars over wooden ones
The Railway Age argues for steel passenger cars to replace heavy wooden units. It notes steel is standard for freight equipment, that English practice uses metal underframing and metal trucks, and that steel would reduce noise and improve car strength. It presses American managers to adopt steel structures despite slow change.
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Europe
The
Age
Railway Age
Cheap Production and United States Manufacturing Lead
English manufacturers visiting the United States observed new manufacturing methods boosting American preeminence. The note suggests England is unprepared to copy these methods and that a broader industrial revolution would be needed, while the United States has not yet secured complete supremacy.
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United States
Republic
England
Controversy Over Army Canteen Returns to Congress
The army canteen dispute reemerges as preparations intensify for a winter return to Congress. Both sides claim earnestness while讨论ing the issue. Rev. S B Dexter resigns amid conflict over viewing canteen as a temperance tool, with anti canteen advocates deemed unfair by supporters.
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Congress
Chicago Humboldt Park
Mr. Low's Popularity and Tammany Opposition
The anti-Tammany conference committee proclaims Seth Low as its mayoral candidate. The piece notes strong Times praise for Low and predicts a repeat of the 1897 campaign dynamic, with widespread New York admiration and shifting poll tallies as results come in.
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General Conference Committee
anti-Tammany Organization
New York City
Dormal
Seth Low
Low
New York Times
Times
Mr. Low
President McKinley Creates Interest With Broad Outlook
Readers report a surge of articles about President McKinley as the public follows his policies and speeches. The push reflects growing attention to his leadership during a pivotal period in the nation’s affairs.
Presidential kindness as unity appeal at veteran review
Governor Tyler quotes at the Baltimore Sun recount a moment with President McKinley during a Union veteran review. McKinley expresses a wish to see Confederate and Union soldiers fade the sectional divide. The piece praises McKinley as a patriot who reduced bitterness from the nation’s rift.
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Tyler
Virginia
Baltimore Sun
North
South
Mckinley
Chicago Fireman killed in Freund Bros plant blaze
A severe early morning fire at Freund Bros oil and varnish plant, 3140 South Canal Street, killed Charles L. Cory and seriously injured Henry D. O Halloran of engine No 59 and several others. Explosions fed the flames as a wall collapsed trapping firefighters. Chief Mushem survived with leg injuries and remained in command. The incident caused about 60 000 dollars in damage.
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Chicago
Freund Bros
South
Canal Street
Charles L. Cory
Henry D. O’ Halloran
Donohue
James Kickey
Pipeman
Lyons
Patrick Murray
Mushem
Gravesend Race Results From New York Meet
In the September 24 Gravesend card at New York the King Highway hurdle handicap went to Jim McGuthson with Miss Mitchell second and Matt Simpson third in 8:14. Lord Quek won the six furlongs with Tribes Hill second and Port Royal third in 1:10 3-5. Lucky Star captured the mile and a sixteenth with Aspen second and Dolando third in 1:48 2-5. Proph etic took the Albany mare five furlongs with Lady Sterling second and Tir third in 1:01. Louisville won the mile and 70 yards with Red Path second and Longore third in 1:44 4-5. Sium won the six furlongs with Irene Lindsay second and Wealth third in 1:10.
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New York
Gravesend
Firet
Jim McGsethon
Miss Mitchell
Matt Simpson
Lord Quek
Tribes Hill
Port Royal
Lucky Star
Aspen
Dolando
Prophetic
Lady Sterling
Louisvile
Red Path
Longore
Sium
Irene Lindsay
Wealth
Thoroughbred racing results at Delmar track
In Delmar on September 24 in six selling races Regal won the first at five furlongs with Tenniec F. second and John Star third in 1:92. Man won the second at five and a half furlongs with Mr Timberlake second and Irzona third in 1:08. Sam Lazarus took the seven furlongs third race with Utero second and Elsie Barnes third in 1:28. Louise Wagner captured the five and a half furlongs fourth race with Lady Brockway second and Wharfir third in 1:0. Terra Incognita won the mile and an eighth fifth race with Aurea second and Satin Coat third in 1:46. Percy KR. won the one mile sixth race with Burnett's Walkaway second and Lady of the West third in 1:43.
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St. Louis
Delmar
Regal
Tenniec F
John Star
Hawthorne Racecard Results Highlight Thorough Sprint and Distance Wins
In Chicago on September 24 Hawthorne conducted six races. Gallantine won the five and a half furlongs with Duke of Connaught second and Wild Oats third in 1:08. Flying Tornado took the one mile quarter selling with Sarilla second and Harry Preston third in 2:02. Gorilla captured the short course steeplechase ahead of Maze and Gibbe VI in 2:55. Charley O’Brien won the mile and sixteenth handicap with Orontas second and Searcher third in 1:47 4-4. Hard Knot led the one mile in the fifth race with Fantasy second and Miss Souk third in 1:40 3-4. Lucien Appleby won the five furlongs with The Giver second and Rose Plume third in 1:28.
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Chicago
Hawthorne
Gallantiie
Duke of Connaught
Wild Oats
Seling
Flying Tornedo
Sarilla
Harry Preston
Corilla
Maze
Gibbe VI
Charley O'Brien
Orontas
Searcher
Hard Knot
Fantasy
Miss Souk
Lucien Appleby
the Giver
Rose Plume
California Stakes Reopened By San Francisco Jockey Club
The California Jockey Club in San Francisco reopens the first 10 stakes originally slated to close Sept. 16 and now sets Oct. 5 as the closing date. Horsemen with entries may declare out any or all nominations and receive a refund of entrance fees.
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San Francisco
Cal
California Jockey Club
Jockey Club
Oakley Harness Meet At Cincinnati Report
At Oakley Cincinnati on Sept 24 results include 2:23 trot $1500 unfinished from yesterday with Cloria winning heats in 2:16 2:14 and 2:15. Re-Elected took 2:16 and 3:17. Robert A won 2 heats in 2:16 and 2:164 with Red Princess Joe Steiner Miss Mancy and Dr. Strong starting. Neighbor Girl won 2:19 straight heats with times 2:19 2:18 2:13. Galbetor Minka Oneonta Checkmate Sinmore R K K Fox Eddie L Lady Patchie The Merchant Cardiman started. 2:08 pace $1000 Harold M won straight heats in 2:07 2:06 and 2:06. The Bishop Ione Will Leyburn Carmine Fred the Kid Carnot Tom Nolan Major Muscovite started. 2:29 trot $1000 Henrietta won straight heats in 2:14 2:12 and 2:15. Cozad Metsy Pell Lady Constantina Wentworth John Webb King Clere started.
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Oakley
Cincinnati
Ohio
Cloria
Robert A
Red Princess
Joe Steiner
Miss Mancy
Dr. Strong
Neighbor Girl
Galbetor
Minka
Oneonta
Checkmate
Sinmore
R. K K. Fox
Eddie L
Lady Patchie
the Merchant
Cardiman
Harold M
the Bishop
Ione
Will Leyburn
Carmine
Fred the Kid
Carnot
Tom Nolan
Major Muscovite
Henrietta
Cozad
Metsy Pell
Lady Constantina
Wentworth
John Webb
King Clere
Philadelphia Grinds Milwaukee In Close 5 4 Battle
In Philadelphia on September 24 a hard fought American League game ended 5 to 4 with 1600 in attendance. Calvin and Maloney previously worked on the mound for Philadelphia as Wiltse and Powers opposed Milwaukee.
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Philadelphia
H. H. EB
Calvin
Maloney
Wiltse
Powers
Cleveland Tops Baltimore on Wildness and Fielding Errors
In Baltimore on September 24, Cleveland defeated the Orioles as Crystall’s wild pitching and poor fielding by Baltimore allowed Cleveland to score. Attendance reported at 900. Final score lines show Cleveland ahead despite a hard hitting game.
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Balitimore
Cleveland
Baltimore
Crystall
R. H
Batter ies- Howell and Robinson Crystall and Wood
Carrick dominated the visitors through most of the game in Washington D C on September 24 with a shutout until the last inning. The score details are garbled but indicate a 1 0 or similar result with 1 100 attendance reported.
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Washington, D. C
Carrick
Boston Triumph in Eighth Inning Showdown
Boston wins in the eighth at home in front of 3,200 fans. Final score and full line detailed by error prone OCR, with players Winter Crige Platt Sugden prominent in the Chicago roster and promotion notes.
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Boston
Mass
R. H. E. Promo Adeed
Kreefers Wiles
Sele Chicago
Crige
Platt
Aliven
Sugden
Nip and Tuck in National League Narrow Finish
In St Louis on Sept 23 Boston wins 4 3 in 11th after three sixth inning runs. Nichols allows three hits for Boston while Lowe delivers the deciding RBI. Attendance 1 200. Also Cincinnati loses as Phillips and her team hammer hits. Chicago blanked by Orth. Pittsburg explodes with five first inning runs and eight in the second. Attendance 500 to 2 200.
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St. Louis
Nichols
Lowe
Boston
R.H. E
Boston Tetas Ra
Pittsburg
McGee
Phyle
Smith
Shamrock and Columbia Cup Challenge Measured
New York official measurements reveal Shamrock IL the larger yacht, but Columbia gains a four second edge over 30 miles. Mast and spar details favor Shamrock, sails cited as suited for calm while Columbia may better handle squalls. Columbia moored at Sandy Hook. Shamrock delayed awaiting water line. Sir Thomas maintains Shamrock ready for first race.
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New York
Shamrock IL
Columbia
New York Yacht Club
Shamrock
Sandy Hook
Sir Thomas
Silk seal plush jackets with lynx trim described
Ladies jackets of silk seal plush feature a large roll collar silver tipped lynx reverses cuffs satin lining. The stated value is 22 dollars and 50 cents.
Journey Westward for Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York
The Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York resumed their Canadian tour moving west from Ontario with Winnipeg as the next halt after a 60 hour run from Ottawa. A large crowd cheered from Rideau Hall to Elgin street station while officials and cabinet members bid farewell.
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North Bay
Ont
Duke and Duchess of Cornwall
York
Canada
Winnipeg
Ottawa
Rideau Hall
Elgin Street
Dominion Cabinet
Countess of Minto
Laurier
Pacific Coast
Ontario
Gates' Big Scheme Signals Return of Gates Plan
Chicago Sept. 24 Chronicle reports John W. Gates has returned from Europe and launched a new railroad system. The move unsettles major trunk lines from Chicago to Kansas City as Gates and associates quietly acquire securities of four bankrupt roads, independent but connected.
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Chicago
the Chronicle
John W. Gates
Europe
Kansas City
Gates
Gates Plan Creates 300 Mile Rail Network Across Rivers
Four railroads join to form a continuous line from West Quincy to Council Bluffs. The Quincy Kansas City line runs 133 miles to Trenton, Omaha Kansas City Eastern adds 36 miles to Whittemburg, Kansas City Northern links Pattonburg to Kansas City 77 miles, and Omaha St Louis carries from Pattonburg to Council Bluffs. The system spans 300 miles and crosses Burlington Alton and Santa Fe lands, with Gates expecting favorable terms to consummate the deal.
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Mississippi River
Kansas City
Missouri River
Council Bluffys
Kansas City & Northern
Quincy-Kansas City Railroad
Trenton
Omaha, Kansas City & Eastern Railroad
Wiattenburg
Pattonburg
Omaha
Booker T Washington questions broader blame after McKinley death
Booker T Washington issues a statement on President McKinley's assassination. He asks if Czolg z osz alone is guilty and argues the nation shares responsibility. He cites 2516 lynchings in 16 years and calls for criminals to unite for fair trials and justice.
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Booker V. Washington
Tuskegee
Ala
Booker T. Washington
McKinley
Czolgosz
United States
Washington
Col William H Fiske Dies in Seattle After Illness
Seattle report says Col William H Fiske Portland manager of F Chavelier & Co died today from cerebral hemorrhage after brief illness.
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Seattle
William H. Fiske
Portland
F. Chevalier & Co
Deer stalking guards deployed around Romenton village
Special dispatch reports Emperor William's safety measures at Romenton during deer stalking. Troops stationed near the forests, passes demanded for all visitors, and sight-seers excluded from the village. All these actions underscore heightened security amid royal activity.
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Romenton
William
Thund er Mountain district yields vast free milling gold ore
Reports from the Thund er Mountain district indicate the Dewey property is part of a broader five mile long zone with similar porphyritic ore. The gold is free milling, and the ore body appears extensive beyond the initial claims surveyed this season.
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Boise, Ida
Thunder Mountain
Dewey
Not Pager to Re Enlist in Imperial Yeomanry
London reports the government invitation to the imperial yeomanry to re enlist yielded disappointing results. Only 30 applications were received in the first week, prompting new recruitment measures as arrears of pay are blamed for the lack of interest.
New Yorker Sets World Record On Colosseum Track
Joseph Judd of New York broke the world motor cycle mile record at Springfield on September 24 going eight laps in 26 seconds on the Colosseum track.
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Springfield
Joseph Judd
New York
Coliseum
Kruger Plans Special Mission to President Roosevelt
The Hague reports that Mr. Kruger has decided to send a special mission to President Roosevelt. The announcement appears in the Soir from Brussels dated Sept 24.
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the Soir Today
The
Hague
Kruger
Roosevelt
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