Anaconda Standard publication details and offices
The Anaconda Standard lists publication details including daily and Sunday editions, subscription rates, and post office information. It notes offices in Anaconda and branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls, with addresses for the Washington Bureau and news stands in major cities.
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Anaconda
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Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
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Advertisers Urged to Trust The Anaconda Standard
The Anaconda Standard offers advertisers a bona fide paid circulation guarantee for daily and Sunday issues, asserting circulation three times larger than any Montana newspaper. Advertising contracts will be based on this guarantee.
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The
Anaconda Standard
Montana
King wins Utah contest amid silver debate in mining states
In Utah the November election produced a Democratic victory for Judge King by about four thousand, signaling a shift away from the silver Republican faction. The piece argues the result shows genuine silver Republicans drifting to Democrats, with Montana expected to follow in 1900 and calls for free government principles abroad, including the Philippines.
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Utah
Judge King
Congress
Bryan
Montana
The
Salt Lake Tribune
Webster Davis resigns to lecture for the Boers
Dispatches report Webster Davis resigns as assistant secretary of the interior to lecture on the Transvaal issue. He traveled to study the South African conflict and advocates Boer independence, arguing the English claim remains unjust even if Boer charges are true.
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England
Europe
Transvaal
South African Republic
Great Britain
Ensland
Dutch Republic
Davis
Philippines
South Africa
Webster Davis
McKinley
Mr. Davis
Dewey Under Fire Over Presidential Nomination
The article surveys the public reaction to Admiral Dewey’s brief consideration of a presidential bid after Manila. It notes broad admiration for the naval hero, but widespread belief he should remain out of politics, with many preferring him as a national idol rather than a party candidate.
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Dewey
America
Manila
United States
Admiral Dewey
Dewey's decision prompts national concern and hope
The article warns that although Dewey could be a success, his presidency may prove a lamentable failure and dim his fame. It predicts public regret at his withdrawal and fears political attacks could jeopardize the hero status Americans admire.
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Dewey
Butte School Election to Choose Four Trustees
The Butte school election will be held Saturday to choose four trustees filling vacancies due to terms ending on the current board. The Standard endorses the retiring trustees R. L Clinton, Charles Lane, and W. Mee White, plus E. B. Wetrick as a candidate. It argues the present board has conducted schools satisfactorily and urges re-election to maintain stability and prudent finances.
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Butte
Silver Bow County
R. L Clinton
Charles Lane
W. Mee White
E. B. Wetrick
First National Bank
Current Humor Fragments From Various Papers
A collection of quips and joked lines from Philadelphia Inquirer Chicago News Indianapolis Star and Washington Star. The snippets poke at mail mishaps names and identity as well as a mock auction of ecommerce ideas and a minstrel show note.
Deterrent Peer Regrets Senate Entry Myths
A Deterrent Peer from Washington DC challenges Montana political narratives about wealth and U S Senate access. The piece questions the idea that a fortune of one to two hundred thousand dollars guarantees a seat, suggesting such beliefs deter prospective candidates.
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Washington, D. C
Star
Montana
United States Senate
Thieves Nab Rag Cart and Tub Full of Baby Clothes
In Philadelphia police report two odd thefts in the 17th district. A ragman left his cart with two bags of rags and returned to find both bags stolen. Moments later a tub of infant clothes left to soak was taken with the water. No trace of suspects.
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Philadelphia
17Th District
Seventeenth
Reed Streets
Bribery Claims Cloud U S Senate Seat for Clark
The New Orleans Times-Democrat outlines a Washington briefing alleging extensive bribery in Clark's Montana Senate bid. It lists sums paid to lawmakers and officials including 175000 and 195500 to various reps and senators, arguing the case shows wholesale corruption and urging the Senate to deny Clark’s seat.
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New Orleans Times-Democrat
Senator Clark
United States Senate
Washington Dispatch
Clark
Dr. Treacey
Mr. Clark
Wellcome
Justice Hunt
Supreme Court
Hennessy Firm Stands Firm in Six Oclock Closing Fight
Marcus Daly to resume control of Amalgamated properties after health boosts. Hennessy denounces union pressure, vows to keep stores open till six, cites miner support, and accuses rivals of plotting to block miners' pay. Clerks union orders walkout threat. arrests follow after conflict at Walkerville court.
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Saga
Marcus Daly
Amalgamated Properties
Hennessy Mercantile Company
D. J. Hennessy
Hennessy
St. Augustine
Fla
Daly
Mr. Hennessy
Mutte
Amalgamated Copper Company
New York
Amalgamated Company
Montana
Hennesay
Wood
St. Paul
Justin Butler
Clerks’ Union
George Brown
M. J. Connell Company
Omaha
Miners’ Union
City Roundup Seizes Eight Men for Vagrancy
Police on a round up as spring influx of visitors begins early. Eight men arrested last night named Thomas Raymond Samuel Cohen Mike Mae Carthy John Harrington William Hope Henry Barry Frank Casey and Frank McWilliams face vagrancy charges or may be allowed to continue.
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Brakebeam
Thomas Raymond
Samuel Cohen
Mike MaeCarthy
John Harrington
William Hope
Henry Barry
Frank Casey
Frank McWilliams
Sudden Death After Evening Illness at Boardman Street
Thomas FE Howard return home from up town around 9 PM and grew ill at once. He died at 1 AM after a doctor was summoned. He lived with his brother Robert and sister Kate at 107 Boardman Street. Heavy drinking cited as a contributing factor.
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Thomas FE. Howard
Robert
Kate
Boardman Street
Miner and Union Member Dies at 38 in Local City
Mr Howard resided in this city for 14 years and was a well known miner popular among acquaintances. A member of the Miners' Union he was 38 years old. He has a brother FE W Howard who lives near Duluth Minnesota.
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Mr. Howard
Miners’ Union
FE. W. Howard
Duluth
Minn
Rhode Island Election Results Reported
Republicans won Rhode Island and Providence County in the annual election. William Gregory of North Kingstown defeated Nathan W. Littlefield of Pawtucket for governor by about 30 points. Democrats cut the GOP plurality from last year and, in the General Assembly, the body stands 93 Republicans to 1 Democrat on joint vote. George P. Wetmore, a Republican, is likely to be reelected to the United States Senate.
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Rhode Island
Providence
R. I
William Gregory
North Kingstown
Nathan W. Littlefield
Pawtucket
General Assembly
George P. Wetmore
United States
Senate
The Great Sphinx of Gizeh Ruled Egypt’s Dawn Zodiac
The Chicago Chronicle notes ancient Egyptians named the rising and setting sun with different titles and that the colossal statue called the Great Sphinx of Gizeh stands as their grandest idol. Its creator and exact date remain unknown, but scholars guess it existed over 6,000 years ago in the earliest days of Egyptian kings.
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Chicago Chronicle
Egypt
Montana Senate Faces Corruption Evidence in Clark Case
The St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports Montana senators face corruption claims tied to Clark. Nine lawmakers swear they were offered bribes, two admit accepting $5 each but offer excuses, and a committee claims payment to several others. The overall conclusion: the evidence establishes corruption.
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St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Senate
Clark
Memorialists
Montana
Senate action urged after Montana election riot
In a charged remark the speaker questions the integrity of a senator election in Montana. He claims votes were bought and compares the affair to a riot of corruption in the legislature, urging the greatest legislative body to remove the adventurer from office.
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Senate
Montana
Clark
Theater Etiquette in Mexican Venues Described
The account notes that in Mexican theaters women enter bareheaded while men keep hats on until the curtain. During the show men occasionally rise to salute, glassed spectators are at times aimed from higher boxes, and smoking is allowed in all theaters.
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The
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