Anaconda Standard Rates and Office Addresses
The Anaconda Standard lists mailing rates for editions and international rates, with per issue costs for 16 page to 1 page editions and foreign rates. It notes main offices in Anaconda Montana and branch offices in Missoula and Great Falls and provides contact details and distribution points.
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Anaconda
Itorial
Standard
Utte
Missoula
Great Falls
Daiy
Washington
Nassau Street
Nington Street
Marian
Theodore Roosevelt Jr Drives Through Runaway Car Chase
A young Theodore Roosevelt Jr during a drive in New York loses control as the off horse bolts into Lexington avenue. An electric streetcar strikes the horse, shocking but not injuring the carriage occupants. The piece mocks the incident and suggests dropping the driver and a colored servant.
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Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Adirondack Mountains
Adirondacks
Tedd Y
Come West
New York State
Teddy
Lexington Avenue
Ted
Theodore Roosevelt
Pension Lawyers' Trust and Pension Fees Scandal
A scandal surrounding pension lawyers accused of forming a trust to pool fees from about 211 061 Increase petitions since 1890. Attorneys allegedly sought an $8 fee per case, while official policy allows $2, aiming to deprive pensioners. The drive targets Commissioner Evans and Grans, with factions linked to the Grand Army of the Republic and President Roosevelt.
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Pension Bureau
Pension Lawyers' Trust
Evans
Grand Army of the Republic
McKinney
Grans
Bureau
veng#ion
Grand Army
Cleveland
Roosevelt
No clear headline due to fragmented text about politics and events
The fragment discusses political machines in Pennsylvania and Philadelphia, Quay influence, and calls for reform. It mentions Patton and a new Democratic party, President Roosevelt and cabinet expansion, plus Arctic expedition notes and various public figures.
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Keystone
Quay
Athbridgesen
Guffey
Wanamaiker
Putte
Democratic Machine
Philadelphia
Republican
Quay Anil Bis Henchmen
Premer Pattison
Pennsylvania
Lieutenant Peary Exonerated In Arctic Expedition Row
Commander Bridgeman explains that Dr Dedrick the surgeon aboard the expedition at Etah Greenland was allowed to depart, ending a cruelty accusation. The clarification aims to preserve Peary's reputation as the story gains acceptance if confirmed.
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De.teak
Arctic Circe
Dedthkk
Posy
Peary
Dr. Detrick
Etah
Greenland
Commander Bridgeman
Bridgeman
Dedrick
Immigration debate shapes U S policy and race views
The piece argues for tighter immigration limits to curb anarchist risk while urging care to avoid harming the country. It contrasts European immigration with the need for guarded entry and notes racial and geographic assumptions underpinning policy debates.
Civil War and crime notes from multiple papers
A collage of dated editorials and observations notes threats to leaders security risks in crowds. References include statements on President Warner King Humbert and McKinley being struck, a Nebraska man pressuring his missionary wife, and anarchist threats noted by Detroit press.
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Baltimore Sun
United States
Warner
King Humbert
Mr. McKinley
The
Washington Post
Nebraska
Notable 1900s Figures Mentioned In Briefs
Dr. Roswell Park, physician at McKinley’s side, is son of Rev. Dr Roswell Park, founder and former president of Revenue College. Russian painter Vorestenagin returns from China to create war scenes to be shown in capitals. Governor Stanley withdraws gift cups to Kansas triplets due to cost. Lord Gwydyr shares coronation memories with youth. M Wallon and son save 80-year-old man in sea near Petits Dalles, earning a first class medal. M Marche claims submarine telegraph breakthroughs. tests cover Calais to 400 miles undersea.
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M. Wallon
Academy
Petits Dalles
Lincoln’s Remains Removed in Sealed Monument Rites
Acting Governor Prenhol oversaw what is described as the final removal of Abraham Lincoln’s remains. The casket left Memorial Hall, was viewed by Lincoln Monument Association officers, old guard of honor members, and contractors, then sealed in a new vault beneath a steel cave and concrete wall. The action was conducted with extreme secrecy and details were not shared with reporters.
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Springfield
Prenhol
Abraham Lincoln
Memoerial Hall
Lincoln Monument Association
Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York visit Winnipeg
The Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York arrive in Winnipeg and receive a grand welcome. Crowds fill the streets as militia and police guard the city hall and government house. They open Manitoba University and meet dignitaries including Premier Roblin and Lieutenant Governor McMillan.
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Duke and Duchess of Cornwall
York
Winnipeg
Man
Dukes and Duche of Cornwall
Regine
Duke
Laurier
Countess of
Minto
McMillan
Roblin
Arbuthnot
Supre Court
South Africa
Government House
Manitoba University
United States
Graham
American steel edge over Britain outlined by MP Lawrence
Monath district MP Joseph Lawrence told the Newport Chamber of Commerce that the United States leads in steel, citing Charles Schwab on billets at 16.50 and British costs at 19, with American wages higher yet. He urged Britain to lower freight rates and cheaper ore sources as Edison and Lawrence plan to supply Britain, amid wage cuts at a Darlington plate mill and ongoing price pressures since January 2.
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Keaton
England
London
Sean —Joseph Lawrence
Monath
United States
Newport
Schwab
Lawrence
Great Britain
President Hill
Neaml
Thomas Edison
Narn
Dariingston
Mrs. George M. Pullman to Lose Husband in Divorce
Chicago reports Mrs. George M. Pullman will be granted a divorce tomorrow after evidence was heard by Judge Bishop in the circuit court. The suit cites unfaithfulness and desertion as grounds, with alimony to be agreed upon before the decree is signed.
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George M. Pullman
Chicago
Morrow
Bishop
Circuit Court
Pullman
Far West
Redwood
Tal
Mysterious disappearance ties Alaska merchant to Colorado
Dawson Alaska merchant Joseph Jioncaster, last seen at Hotel Butler in August, reported alive in Colorado. He arrived at his sister's Denver home in deteriorated health, with his father Dr J Lancaster en route to manage the estate. The tale grows murky as Pinkertons tracked him for a year.
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Seatte
Dawson
Alaska
Joseph Jioncaster
Butler
Seattle
Colorado
Denver
J. Lancaster
Kansas City
Seattie
Joseph
Oakland
Pinkertons
Indians May Levy Tax in Cherokee Nation
Washington dispatch reports attorney Reno Tr. rendered an opinion for the interior department upholding Cherokee Nation authority to levy a one cent per tail prairie tax on stock moved out of the nation. Delegates from the United States and Central and South American republics are called to a formal Washington meeting on October 1 ahead of the congress of American republics in Mexico City.
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Interior Department
United States
Congress of American Republics
Mexico
President Roosevelt to Leave for Mexico on Oct 12 Train
Instructions from President Roosevelt indicate he will depart for the Mexican republic aboard a special train on October 12. The journey is described as official and awaiting further scheduling details.
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Roosevelt
Mexican Republic
Venezuelans Suffer Losses as Castro Loyalists Fight for Colombia
From Curacao reports say Venezuelan troops deserted to the Colombian side at Corozua on Sept WW. Colombian sources claim 209 Venezuelans captured with four cannon, 60 men killed or missing, and a brother of President Castro wounded.
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Castro
Witlemstadt
Curacao
Corozua
European Nations Plan Moves Amid Ottoman Affairs
Cincinnati reports on a large shooting event with a 200 yard target and a notable victory by Bl Voat of Spencerville, amid coverage of international discussions involving Emperor Nicholas II and France. The piece notes defections and the involvement of Elliott, Crosh Heikes, and other renowned marksmen in the event.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Spencerville
T. Suier
Elliott
Crosh- Heikes
Telegraph Line Extends From Fort Eatert to Fort Egbert
Telegraph lines completed September 24 connect the signal office at Washington directly with Fort Egbert Alaska. The update follows earlier reports of improved communications and marks a significant enhancement in remote military signaling capabilities.
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Fort Eatert
Washington
Signal Office
The
War Department
Fort Egbert
Alaska
James A Bennett's Private School Opens Fall Term
James A Bennetts Private School at 605 West Granite Street Butte opens fall term on Tuesday Sept 3. The ad promises individual attention for each pupil and states no students need apply unless they mean to work. The school is promoted as the citys most thorough.
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James A. Bennett
West
Granite Street
Butte
Sale of Islands Favors Danes and U S Trade Talks
Copenhagen reports the new Danish ministry favors sale of the Danish West Indies to the United States and aims to be ready to provide definitive information when needed. Treasury buys bonds totals 2510 in various issues, including 39s and 63s, at mixed prices. Anaconda wins a purse race with two straight heats, time 24% and 2:04, as Turks and Albanians clash with reported casualties in Old Serbia. Lady Curzon departs for India from London with her children aboard a steamer. Dentistry in Japan allows rapid tooth extraction using only the thumb and forefinger for multiple teeth in a short time.
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Copenhagen
Daan
Dan Sn
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