Anaconda Standard Advertising and Subscription Rates
Advertising and subscription details for The Anaconda Standard including daily and Sunday rates for various periods, branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls, and newsstand locations in Chicago San Francisco Denver Salt Lake City with contact addresses.
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Palace Hotel
Denver
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Salt Lake News Co
Ansconda Standard Promises Bona Fide Paid Circulation Guarantee
The Ansconda Standard declares its paid circulation for daily and Sunday editions will be three times larger than any other Montana newspaper. Advertising contracts will be based on this guarantee.
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Ansconda Standard
Montana
Puerto Rico tariff bill sparks editorials and party blame
A Butte Inter Mountain editorial argues the Puerto Rico tariff bill harms American labor and questions Republican loyalty to industry. It accuses the paper of misreasoning while defaming Democrats, notes limited Puerto Rican trade impact, and links concerns to Philippine competition and McKinley’s trade stance.
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Butte Inter Mountain
Senate
Republican Party
United States
Inter Mountain
McKinley
Putte
Tropics
Legislative Assembly
Inter
Democratic Party
A Mere Coincidence in Mantle's Appointment
An Inter Mountain apology for Lee Mantle accepting a $3.50 appointment from President McKinley is critiqued as incomplete. The Standard argues Mantle deserted silver for office, but asserts the coincidence of the appointment did not influence his shift, and Mantle would have left silver regardless.
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Ehile
Inter Mountain
Lee Mantle
McKinley
Mantle
Silver Republican Party
Silver
Mr. Mantle
United States
Montana
Montaffa
Senate
Political clash over Philippines status and Puerto Rico trade
The piece argues free trade for Puerto Rico should not set a Philippines precedent. It says Democrats oppose permanent rule over the Philippines, favoring equal treatment as Cuba, while Republicans are blamed for war and denying American rights to the inhabitants after US authority was imposed.
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Puerto Rico
Philippines
Cuba
United States
Republican Party
Little One in Editorial Battle Over Dewey Candidacy
The Standard denies endorsing Admiral Dewey for president and rebukes the Inter Mountain for alleged falsehoods about prior advocacy. It asserts Dewey’s naval victory already made him esteemed and that the presidency would not improve his standing.
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Admiral Dewey
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Dewey
Dewey candidacy criticized as possible political risk
The Standard argues Dewey should not run and cautions his future plans may harm his career. It says he must declare party affiliation and align with platform issues, likely favoring Bryan as Democratic standard bearer. If Dewey is nominated he should lead as a Democrat, not as a naval hero.
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Admiral Dewey
Democratic Party
Inter Mountain
Bryan
McKinley
Standard
Church stereopticon mockery and churchyard scandals
A McGraw Baptist church stereopticon event ends in a blaze of light revealing couples and married members in intimate scenes. The incident sparks talk of trials and public discord within the church as deacons and elders face embarrassment and accusations.
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Holy Land
McGraw Baptist
Syracuse
McGraw Baptist Church
Ecoff
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Sapho
Pennsylvania Democratic Platform Denounces War Policy and Endorses Bryan
In Harrisburg on April 5 the state convention nominated P. Gray Meek for auditor general and eight delegates at large while instructing 64 delegates to support W. J. Bryan for president. The platform denounces McKinley’s war policy, calls for tariff reform, anti trust enforcement, imperialism opposition, home rule for the Philippines, Cuba policy, and stronger civil control over the army, with calls for a Philippine independence, interoceanic canal control by the U.S., and opposition to trusts. It supports bimetallism, Boers sympathy, trusts curbs, municipal franchise ownership, and ends with Bryan endorsement and bids for his candidacy.
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Harrisburg
Kansas City
Pennsylvania
McKinley
P. Gray Meek
Center County
Harry KE. Grimm
Bucks County
N. M. Edwards
Williamsport
A. H. Colfroth
Somerset
Otto Geimer
Erie
Francis Shunk Brown
Philadelphia
Andrew Kaul
Elk
United States
Cuba
Congress
Puerto Rico
State Department
Alaskan
Pacific
England
Philippine Islands
South Africa
Quay
Stone
William J. Bryan
Pennsylvania Democracy
Butte Editorials Clash Over Montana Democratic Voice
The Inter Mountain declares itself Montana's leading democratic organ while its pages are filled addressing topics raised on the Standard's editorial page.
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Inter Mountain
Butte Miner
Montana
Standard
Admiral Dewey and the presidential nomination question
The Butte Miner notes Dewey as a possible presidential candidate and questions which party would nominate him. It states the Republicans have promised McKinley the nomination, Democrats Bryan, populists and socialists have named their contenders, and only minor groups like Clancey-Shiffelbin Cyclone Davis populists and the prohibitionists remain.
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Butte
Admiral Dewey
William McKinley
Republlicans
William J. Bryan
Clancey-Shiffelbin
Cyclone Davis
Senator Clark Linked to Helena Ban Move in Washington
Grand Forks Herald reports a political maneuver in Washington to banish Senator Clark to Helena, noting the resemblance to Cronje as a rhetorical flourish rather than a factual comparison. The piece signals mounting pressure on Clark amid national debate.
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Cronje
Washington
Helena
Beattle bank robber captured after train escape near Union Creek
John Collins known as Beattle bank robber escaped after cutting the train bell cord in a Pullman car toilet room near Union Creek Oregon. He jumped from the moving train and was pursued by Deputy Sheriffs McLeod and Brown who recaptured him under a section house following a three mile chase.
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Roseburg
Ore
John Collins
McLeod
Brown
Union Creek
Collings
New Doctors Pass Medical Certificate Exams
The annual examination of medical certificate candidates concluded today. Those who passed include Dr. B. F. P. O'Leary, Dr. O'Dell, Dr. Donaldson, Dr. W. H. Brearns of Dupuyer, Dr. Ryan of Great Falls, Dr. Hiedges of Glendive, and Dr. Free nan of Helena.
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Sielena
BF. P. O'Leary
O'Dell
Donaldson
W. H. Brearns
Dupuyer
Ryan
Great Palle
Hiedges
Glendive
Freenan
Helena
Bryan speaks to crowd before Roseburg trip
Bryan at Pagene Oregon April 5 spoke for two hours to 3.40 people and then left for Roseburg where he spoke tonight.
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Ore
W. J Bryan
Roseburg
Train Ditch near Magenta Kills Two on Fort Werth Road
A Fort Werth Texas wreck on the Fort Werth and Denver City line destroyed the entire train after a track defect caused by a washout. Two men died John F Dane and John J Kuntz. Several others were injured and a fire burned wreckage. Mail clerk Dane died buried under debris. Fire burned many passengers.
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Denver City
Magenta
John F. Dane
Denver
John J. Kuntz
A. M. Scrogan
Independence
Iowa
Frank Lane
Fort Worth
James French
Herbert Bonebreak
el Reno
C. T
Mazineer McNeal
Dobbs
Express
J. B. Chapman
Idaho Prohibition Nominates State Ticket at Boise Convention
The Idaho prohibition convention in Boise on April 6 nominated a full state ticket led by Rev. W. J. Boone of Caldwell for governor and Miss Amanda Way of Boise for Congress representative and selected delegates to the national convention.
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Boise
W. J. Boone
Caldwell
Amanda Way
Congers
Jury Frees Olga Nethersole in Sapho Nuisance Trial
The jury returned a not guilty verdict for Olga Nethersole and others accused of maintaining a nuisance by performing the play Sapho in New York on April 5.
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Olga Nethersole
Sapho
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