Anaconda Standard Rates and Offices Listing
The Anaconda Standard announces subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, notes mailing procedures, and lists main office addresses and foreign mail details. It provides bureau contacts in Washington and New York, plus U.S. newsstand locations in Chicago, San Francisco, Denver, and Salt Lake City.
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Chicago
Postoffice
Auditorium Annex
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Denver
Glenarm Street
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake
Second South Street
Salt Lake News Co
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mort
Ad Rates and Circulation Claims for Anaconda Standard
The Anaconda Standard markets its newspaper strength with a claim of larger bona fide paid circulation than any Montana daily. It cites a six month period ending June 36 1901 with daily circulation 11 872 and Sunday circulation a figure not fully shown in the readable text.
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Anaconda Standard
Montana
Theodore Roosevelt Jr in New York Carriage Runaway Incident
The article reports Theodore Roosevelt Jr driving in New York when the off horse bolted and struck an electric car on Lexington Avenue. The carriage occupants escaped injury while the horse was injured. the piece mocks his entourage and urges elimination of the driver and a colored servant, criticizing Theodore Roosevelt’s status and behavior.
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Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Adirondack Mountains
Adirondacks
Teddy
New York State
Lexington Avenue
Ted
Theodore Roosevelt
Pension Attorneys Seek Bigger Fees Tarnished by Trust Plan
A report exposes a pension lawyers trust linked to attacks on Commissioner Evans over increases under the 1890 act. About 211 061 applications for increases exist while lawyers seek an eight dollar fee versus the legal two dollars. The plan pools cases to deny excess sums to pensioners. Some attorneys allied with anti Bureau actions aim to profit at clients’ expense, while President McKinley backs the bureau’s administrator Vans.
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Pension Bureau
Pension Lawyers’ Trust
Evans
Grand Army of the Republic
Penelon Bureau
Bureau
McKinsey
Vans
Cleveland
Roosevelt
Pension Sharks Face Stiff Resistance in Administration
The remark suggests skepticism toward pension reform pressure and implies political pushback against external groups aiming to reshape fiscal policy within the administration.
Baseball Trust and Pricing Sparks Public Debate
The piece argues against raising baseball prices, noting current costs around a dollar per game when travel and admission are included. It warns that higher prices would meet public opposition unless quality improves, and predicts players resist salary pressures as salaries rise.
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Baseball Trust
Pennsylvania Begins to Feel Heat in Gubernatorial Push
In Pennsylvania a rising reform movement opposes the Quay machine as republican regulars brace for a tough fight. National figures Quay Ashbridge Wanamaker Patti gan and Guffey draw attention while Philadelphia's Democratic machine faces renewed opposition from ex Governor Pattison and reform groups. The piece notes the birth of a new democratic faction and hopes for a return to traditional party values.
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Keystone
Quay
Ashbridge
Wanamaker
Pattigan
Guffey
Tha
Philadelphia
Pattison
Pennsylvania
Call for a Secretary of Commerce to head a new cabinet office
The East pushes for a new cabinet post of commerce and industry urged by the Manufacturers' Association. President Roosevelt shows sympathy and administration aid is expected to ease passage, arguing modern needs demand unified control of tariffs and trade.
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Commerce
Roosevelt
Manufacturers’ Association
Congress
President
Bureau of Foreign Commerce
State Department
Bureau of Statistics
Treasury Department
Department of Labor
Peary Expedition Story Clarified by Commander Bridgeman
Commander Bridgeman explains the departure of Dr. Dedrick from Etah Greenland during Peary’s expedition. The account, if confirmed, should end questions about the abandonment and present a satisfactory defense of Peary’s actions.
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Lieutenant Peary
Dr. Dedrick
Etah
Greenland
Commander Bridgeman
Bridgeman
Arctic Surgeon Resigns and Returns to Icebound Expedition
Dr Dedrick of the Peary relief expedition is described as insane and morbid, refusing full authority while remaining in the arctic with Eskimos and hunting musk ox. He later withdraws resignation, but tensions with Lieutenant Peary grow as disputes over command escalate.
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Etah
Dedrick
Arctic
Took
Peary
Arctic Circle
Current Comment on Immigration and Anarchism
The Utica Observer argues for a middle course in immigration policy to curb anarchist danger without shutting foreigners from landing on U S shores. It warns against overly restrictive laws and calls for better guarding of immigration to balance security and public benefit.
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Utica
Europe
White domination theory under tropical climate obstacles
The Cleveland Leader discusses the idea that white world dominance may be a chapter in history, noting no past conditions or current facts convincingly overturning the belief that unbroken tropical heat with moisture hinders development and progress.
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Cleveland
Tere
Rainy Boys Come and Civilizaton Maintenance
In the Washington Times the author notes that with vast population rivalry and many volatile elements at play, business conditions will fluctuate between cloudy and clear. The piece expresses cautious hope for no lasting downturn and a brief, moderate decline if it occurs.
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The
Washington Times
Press Clippings Note Public Safety and Anarchist Suppression Views
Excerpts from Baltimore Sun Washington Post and Detroit Free Press reflect concerns over presidential security in crowds and harsh attitudes toward political violence. The Nebraska case shows family disruption as a missionary wife returns to care for four children. Many suppression proposals are criticized as more dangerous than the anarchists themselves.
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The
Washington Post
Nebraska
Detroit Free Press
Notable 19th Century Figures and Achievements
Dr Roswell Park son of Rev Dr Roswell Park founder and first president of Racine college Wis. Veresterehagin the Russian painter of War scenes returns from China to paint a series to be shown in capitals. Lord Gwydyr aged 95 recalls coronations. M Wallon and son saved three drowners near Petits Dalles and won a first class medal. M Marche claims submarine telephony over 400 miles Calais to sea.
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Roswell Park
McKinley
Racine College
Wis
Verestcehagin
China
M. Wallon
Academy
Petits Dalles
M. Marche
Calais
Lincoln Remains Removed From Memorial Hall Vault
Acting Governor Prenholt oversaw the removal of Abraham Lincoln’s remains from the Memorial Hall monument. The casket was opened for state officers and Lincoln Monument Association members, then closed and moved to a new vault protected by a steel cage and concrete wall. Remains were not well preserved but identifiable. Ceremony kept secret until completion.
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Springfield
Prenholt
Abraham Lincoln
Monument
Memorial Hall
Lincoln Monument Association
Lincoll Guard of Honor
Czolgosz Collapses at Auburn Prison Entrance
Czolgosz reached Auburn state prison at 3 o'clock Friday morning and upon entering the penitentiary collapsed completely.
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Czolgosz
Auburn
Auburn State Prison
Microbes and Sunshine Rule Body Health in London Express
The article explains microbes inhabit most body parts from mouth to liver and lungs. Sunshine is Nature’s weapon killing microbes, with air in rooms delivering 50 to 100 microbes per square inch on gelatine in one minute. It notes a microbe named micoderma aceti converts wine to vinegar and avoids high alcohol.
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Prom
London Express
Visit of Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York to Winnipeg
The Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York arrived in Winnipeg on September 26 for a 10 hour visit. They were greeted by premier Laurier and other dignitaries and presented service medals to Canadians who served in South Africa. They opened Manitoba University building and attended a torchlight procession with fireworks.
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Winnipeg
Man
Duke and Duchess of Cornwall
York
Regina
Duke
Laurier
Countess of
Minto
McMillan
Roblin
Arbuthnot
Supreme Court
South Africa
Government House
Manitoba University
United States
Graham
American steel supremacy touted by MP in London talk
Joseph Lawrence, MP for Monath, told the Newport Chamber of Commerce that the U S steel trust could ship billets to England at 16.50 per ton, well below British costs. He cited higher U S wages, lower freight rates, and cheaper ores as factors, and said Edison and he would start a Norway venture to supply cleaner ores. A Darlington plate mill cut wages 7 percent, totaling a 2 percent monthly decline since January 2.
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London
Joseph Lawrence
Monath
United States
Newport Chamber of Commerce
Hie
Charles M. Schwab
Steel Trust
England
Schwab
Lawrence
Mr. Lawrence
Great Britain
President Hill
Thomas Edison
Norway
Dariington
Will Get a Divorce in Chicago Divorce Decree Pending
Mrs. George M. Pullman will be granted a divorce from her husband tomorrow in Chicago after evidence was heard by Judge Bishop. The suit cites unfaithfulness and devotion as grounds. Pullman has been abroad and is said to be in Redwood California. Alimony terms to be written up for signing.
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Chicago
George M. Pullman
Bishop
Circuit Court
Pullman
Far West
Redwood
Cal
A Mysterious Disappearance in Dawson Alaska
Seattle report says Dawson merchant Joseph Lancaster who vanished from the Hotel Butler in August last year is alive in Colorado. He arrived at his sister’s Denver home in frail health. father P J Lancaster travels to Colorado after receiving a letter he will not disclose. A brother in Kansas City and wife in Oakland are named. the Pinkertons reportedly searched the country for a year.
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Seattle
Post Intelligencer
Dawson
Alaska
Joseph Lancaster
Butler
Colorado
Denver
P. J. Lancaster
Kansas City
Joseph
Oakland
Pinkertons
Hays to Sever Ties with Southern Pacific on Oct 19
Charles M. Hays president of the Southern Pacific company will sever his connection with the corporation on October 19. All department heads have been notified that he leaves the company on that date.
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San Francisco
Charles M. Hays
Southern Pacific Company
Hays
Indians May Levy Tax on Prairie Hay Exports
Washington news reports the attorney general has advised the interior department that the Cherokee Nation may tax prairie hay shipped out of the nation at 20 cents per ton. The opinion supports tribal fiscal authority in this cross border issue.
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Washington
Interior Department
Delegates to Be Instructed for American Republics Congress
A formal meeting is called in Washington on October 1 for delegates from the United States and Central and South American republics. They will receive their instructions ahead of the approaching congress of American republics at the City of Mexico.
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Baltimore Sun
United States
Carnot
King Humbert
Mr. McKinley
Washington
Congress of American Republics
City of
Mexico
Roosevelt Leaves for Mexico on Special Train October 12
President Roosevelt departs for the Mexican republic aboard a special train on October 12. Officials expect a brief visit with Mexican leaders and a focus on regional cooperation.
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Roosevelt
Mexican Republic
Venezuelan troops defect to Colombians at Corozus fight
Colombian sources report Venezuelan battalion forces deserted to join the Colombians during the Corozus engagement on Sept M0. Claims say 50 Venezuelans and four cannon were captured, with no deaths or injuries among the Colombians. A brother of President Castro was wounded.
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Willemstadt
Curacao
Corozus
Castro
Behind the Veil of European Talks on Turkey
Paris sources report that talks among Emperor Nicholas and French leaders during a war visit aim to align European cabinets on action against Turkey. Germany agrees in principle, but officials raise objections to certain details, delaying final decisions pending further references.
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Paris
Conuries Dui
Nicholas
Loubet
M. Waldeck Rousseau
M. Delcasse
Vrarce
Turkey
Germany
William
Omut van Buelow
Cincinnati Gun Club Opens With Grand Target Handicap
The September 246 event at 100 yards for an $8 purse was won by Lia B. Poet of Spencerville Ohio with a 07 yard handicap. L. J. Buier of Cincinnati upset the crowd by defeating Elliott Crosh Heikes and other top marksmen in the other event.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Lia B. Poet
Spencerville
Onis
L. J. Buier
Elliott
Crosh Heikes
Telegraph Line Reaches Fort Egbert Alaska
The signal office of the War Department now has direct telegraph communication with Fort Egbert Alaska. The lines were completed on the 24th.
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Washington
Signal Office
The
War Department
Fort Egbert
Alaska
Mrs McKinley Seen Riding to Cemetery and Outskirts
Canton Ohio the day begins with Mrs McKinley on her routine cemetery ride and continues into the countryside in the afternoon. Tonight Pr Rixey stated Mrs McKinley remains a focal point of public concern and interest.
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Canton
Ohio
Woman Performs Under Pressure Amid Difficult Conditions
A brief line notes a woman coping exceptionally well under challenging circumstances, highlighting resilience and capability in the face of adversity.
Danish minister resumes talks on Danish West Indies sale
Copenhagen reports the Danish ministry favors selling the Danish West Indies to the United States and has resumed negotiations with Mr. Swenson. Officials aim to provide definite information soon.
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Copenhagen
Swenson
Treasury Buys Bonds in Three Lot Purchase
The treasury department bought 125,710 in bonds today, including Threes of 1908 for 15,060, Fours of 1907 for 575, and Fours of 1925 for 33,000. The 1925 series cost 1.40 while the others were at 1.28.
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Treasury
Washington
Treasury Department
Anaconda Wins in Close Dual Heat at Evagisville
Anaconda raced against Joe Patcher today in Evagisville Indiana for a purse of 2 dollars. Anaconda won two straight heats with times of 2 04 and 2 04. The finishes in both heats were very close.
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Evagisville
Ind
Joe Patcher
Anaconda
Turks and Albanians Clash at Belopolje
Belgrade reports Turkish and Albanian forces clashed at Belopolje Gold Servia resulting in 64 killed and ongoing fighting details are uncertain.
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Belgrade
Belopolje
Gold Servia
Lady Curzon Departs London for India Route
Lady Curzon of Khedleston and her children began their journey from London to Marseilles to board a steamer for India.
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Lady Curzon
Tucsa
London
Lady Curzon of
Kheddleston
Marseilles
India
Dentistry in Japan says dentists draw teeth with one hand
The Medical Record notes Japanese dentists perform all operations in tooth drawing using the thumb and forefinger of one hand. The skill requires long practice, but once learned the operator can extract half a dozen teeth in about 2 seconds without removing fingers from the mouth.
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Baseball
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Kansas
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Cornwall and
America
Hayes
Brussels
Kersey
Owsley Block
Butte, Mont
Rice, Fulton & Gold
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James A. Bennett
Granite Street
Butte
Thomas Buggy
Unt
Tis New
Wavors Sale of Islands
Dentistry
Japan
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