Anaconda Standard Advertising and Circulation Details
The Anaconda Standard publishes daily and Sunday editions with annual and short-term subscriptions. Office locations include Main Office Standard Block Anaconda and branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls with various newsstands in Chicago San Francisco Denver Salt Lake City and more.
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Standard Block
Anaconda
The
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Chicago
Postoffice
Auditorium Annex
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Denver
Lawrence St
Seventeenth St
Salt Lake
Second South St
Salt Lake News Co
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mont
Anaconda Standard Promises Paid Circulation Guarantee
The Anaconda Standard assures advertisers a bona fide paid circulation for daily and Sunday editions, claiming three times the circulation of any Montana newspaper. Advertising contracts will be based on this guarantee.
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The
Anaconda Standard
Montana
Ten Days of Revelry at Dublin Castle for Queen Victoria
The lord lieutenant of Ireland hosts grand feasts at Dublin Castle for Queen Victoria with banners trumpets and lavish ceremonies. A London dispatch notes Dublin's transformation into a gay busy capital and the presence of Irish nobility ministry members and brilliant women in jewelry.
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Dublin
Ireland
George Henry
Earl of
Cadogan
K. G
Neutenant
Victoria
United Kingdom of
Great Britain and Ireland
India
Gariaho
Treland
England
Iran
London
Associated Press
Lord Lieutenant’s
Lever
Liffey
Brussels
Leutenant
Spectacle at the Lord Lieutenant's Castle in Ireland
A lavish parade of Life Guards officers and Irish dignitaries, with powdered lackeys in gold and red, dominates the lord lieutenant's castle. The piece attacks political theater around Queen Victoria's visit, noting Ireland's resistance and viewing the pageantry as mere hot air amid ongoing domination.
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Liffey
Life Guards
London
Duke of Connangaht
Ireland
Thackeray
Olympian
Maude Adams
Timothy Woodruff
Rudyard Kipling
Roger Foster
Lord Leutenant
Lord Salisbury
Dewey
Gonne
England
Music and Medicine: Sound vibration in therapy gains notice
The piece argues music can aid convalescence and certain ailments by vibrating nerves, citing insomnia and melancholy. It previews hospital use of strings only and jokes about musical prescriptions for pneumonia, appendicitis, and consumption, then pivots to Henry Watterson and Admiral Dewey in a political aside.
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New York
Peterson
Stanford Leader Talks Philippine Question At Indiana Convention
AVID BYARR JORDAN president of Leland Stanford University spoke at an educational convention in Logansport Indiana. He discussed the Philippine question and stated his views regarding Governor.
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Avid Byarr Jordan
Leland Stanford University
Logansport
Indiana
Roosevelt and Jordan clash over McKinley and Philippines
The article recalls Roosevelt saying he wished to exit the Philippines and that many Republicans share the view. Jordan quotes Roosevelt about McKinley’s supposed lack of backbone and defends the accuracy of both conversations, insisting neither side misrepresented the other and that the exchanges reflect prevailing opinions among Americans.
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Roosevelt
Jordan
Philippines
McKinley
Natal skirmishes spark British tremor over empires
The piece argues that distant possessions weaken Britain by increasing defensive costs and naval power. It warns against American imperialists urging similar aggression and criticizes abandoning Washingtonian republican traditions for a militaristic and despotic global stance.
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Natal
Great Britain
Land
Dunnett Head
England
Europe
Washington
Dewey Candidacy Seen as Hard Office to Fill
Minneapolis Journal notes Admiral Dewey argues the presidency is not a simple job. The article emphasizes the president must master diplomacy, policy, and judgment while enduring relentless criticism and abuse.
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Minneapolis Journal
Dem
United States
Admiral without party backing in era of rival elections
The Chicago Journal argues the admiral cannot secure nominations from either major party and a third party is unlikely before the next presidential election. It notes his lack of political experience and naive view of the presidency and says the surge of third parties hinges on national crisis, a path unlikely now.
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Chicago Journal
White House
Fitzhugh Lee
Miles
Dewey’s changed stance on presidency after Manila heroism
The Denver Times notes a shift from Dewey denying presidential aspirations after Manila with praise for an incumbent leader. It recalls his 1900 remark that a suitably qualified man should lead, and questions how his views have altered since then.
All America mourns fallen hero Dewey’s career
The piece laments Rep. All America for losing trust in a once glorious figure. It decries the shift from revered public service to political maneuvering and a vain bid for office, calling it pitiful and a betrayal of a lasting legacy.
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Rep
America
Dewey
Dewey’s Navy Career Does Not Ensure Presidential Suit
The Denver News argues against rewarding military leaders with presidential runs. It notes Dewey’s ascent from commodore to admiral after Manila Bay and suggests naval triumphs do not guarantee fitness for civil office or higher fame from a White House tenure.
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Denver News
Manila Bay
Dewey
White House
A More Fit Candidate Than Dewey Emerging
The San Francisco Bulletin notes a fitter candidate than Dewey with strong popularity and character. It cites his Philippine leadership during occupation and absence of disqualifying records as a potential presidential nominee signals. It mentions his willingness to accept a nomination as the Puerto Rico tariff bill passes the Senate.
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San Francisco Bulletin
Rep
Dewey
Philippines
Senate
Puerto Rico
Dewey Idol of Americans for President
The Helena Independent lauds Admiral George Dewey as the ideal American figure and urges his election as U S president. It praises his public and private service and asserts the people’s love would crown him with the nation’s highest honor.
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Helena
Dem
George Dewey
United States
Dewey Shuns Presidential Candidacy Narrative
The Tacoma Ledger notes that Dewey will not gain fame by announcing a run for the presidency. It recalls his celebrated naval service and public esteem, yet warns those actions could still bring bitterness if he pursues politics.
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Tacoma Ledger
Dewey
Should he be nominated on a platform framed by the national democracy
The Inter Ocean questions his suitability amid a platform framed by the national democracy and warns that millions of loyal supporters would regret a defeat. The piece notes Winfield Hancock, a superb soldier, as unable to lead the democracy.
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Chicago Inter-Ocean
Rep
Winfield Hancock
Admiral Dewey and the 1900 task ahead cited
A historical note compares the challenges facing Admiral Dewey in 1900 with the 1880 victory, arguing the 1900 task would be equally demanding. The remark reflects strategic expectations in naval leadership.
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Dewey
Boers shoot Free State burgher McCaskill at Bloemfontein works
Telegraph wires cut as Boers shoot McCaskill, a British employed conductor of wagons captured at the Bloemfontein water works. General Gatacre has retired to Bethany on orders to guard the railway.
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McCaskill
Bloemfontein
Gatacre
Bethany
Irish Rifles Surrender After 30 Hours At Bethany In Free State
Royal Irish Rifles, marching from the eastern Free State toward Bethany, were surprised by a Boer commando that set three guns in place. Surrounded and running low on food and water, the Irish trenchers and mounted scouts held out until they surrendered after nearly 20 hours of combat, with 10 killed and many wounded. Captain Tennant, Gatacre's intelligence chief, was captured.
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Bloemfontein
Royal Irish Rifles
Free State
Bethany
Tennant
Gatacre
Boers Extend Thin Line From Samas Post to Jagersfontein
London dispatch from the Bloemfontein Times correspondent notes Boers stretch a thin line from Samas post southward to east of Jagersfontein. Rail stations are protected though patrolling is heavy. Refuge for Free Staters shifts to military camps as women occupy western farms while men rejoin Boer forces.
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London
Bloemfontein
The
Times
Samas Post
Jagersfontein
Insubordination and pilfering alleged aboard Mexi can crew
The Cape Town Daily Mail reports charges of insubordination and pilfering against the Mexi can crew after collision with the Wink field. Passengers describe poor treatment and neglect, prompting the Cape Times to demand detention and a full investigation.
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London
Cape Town
The
Daily Mail
Winkfield
Cape Times
Brother of Steyn Captured Near Karee Siding
Ploemfontein reports another of Mr Steyns brothers was captured near Karee siding yesterday and arrived there today.
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Ploemfontein
Mr. Steyn
Karee Siding
Edison Lab Demonstrates Ultra Fast Iron Melting Process
At the Edison laboratory in Orange New Jersey Louis Dreyfus from Frankfurt on the Main revealed a secret compound mixed with powdered aluminum that achieved about 3000 degrees Celsius. A half cup of the compound in a crucible melted an iron wrench in five seconds, suggesting a new welding method for steel rails and tubing.
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New York
Thomas A. Edison
Orange
N. J
Louis Dreyfus
Frankfort-on-the-Main
Mr. Edison
Statue of Maud Adams will not be shown at Paris exposition
Captain A H Mattox said the $150000 gold statue of actress Maud Adams representing The American Girl will not be exhibited in Paris. The exhibit is personal and Miss Adams will not be admitted inside the gates. Only Lafayette statue funded by government and public school children will be displayed.
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New York
A. H. Mattox
United States Commission
Maud Adams
Lafayette
Actress Emily Coghlan Dies in Stamford at 26
Emily Coghlan, actress sister of Rose and Charlie Coghlan, died in Stamford Conn after illness linked to measles contracted during a Rochester visit. Rose Coghlan rushed to her bedside, reaching moments before death. Emily, youngest child of Charles and Anna Coghlan, married Sydney Battan in 1887.
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New York
Emily Coghlan
Rose
Charlie Coghlan
Stamford
Conn
Rochester
Rose Coghlan
Bramford
Charles Francis
Anna Maria Coghlan
Petersboro
England
Charles
Francis
Belvidere
China
Sydney Battan
Leadenhall Street Bank
London
Europe
Contralto singer in Royal Opera House concerts
Under Carl Rosa's charge she gained notable attention, appearing in promenade concerts at Her Majesty's Theatre and Covent Garden, performing contralto roles with prominence.
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Carl Rosa
Her Majesty's Theater
Covent Garden
Quaker Evangelist John v Dean of Washington Dies at 70
John v Dean of Washington District Court well known as a Quaker evangelist died today in Pawtucket of pneumonia at age 70. The death ends a widely noted national ministry with ties across the United States.
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John v. Dean
Washington
Dp. c
United States
Pawtucket
Death of Anthony C. Russel Printing Co Chief at 74
Cincinnati obituary reports Anthony C. Russell head of United States Printing and vice president of United States Playing Card died tonight at age 74.
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Cincinnati
Anthony C. Russell
United States Printing Company
United States Playing Card Company
Music dealer Emil Walschner dies in Indianapolis
Emil Walschner a dealer in musical instruments at Indianapolis Indiana died today from heart disease his obituary notes he was a resident of the city and his death was reported this afternoon
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Indianapolis
Death of Dr J Esche Elder Brother of Congressman Bs Esche
Sparta Wisconsin April 8 Dr J Esche elder brother of Congressman Bs Esche died today at his home.
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Samuel Exche
Sparta
Wis
J. Esche
Bs. J. Esche
Ameri can Plate Mirror Company Chartered in Harrisburg
Pittsburg April 8. The American Plate Mirror company was chartered at Harrisburg on Saturday with a capital stock of 59 million dollars. The company comprises noted plate glass men and aims to move American plate mirrors into the forefront of the trade, challenging foreign manufacturers.
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Pittsburg
American Plate Mirror Company
Harrisburg
Big Meet Aims at Open Air Show and Stallion Race
The New England Trotting Breeders Association directors weigh an open-air horse show and a $20 000 stallion race for the fall meeting at Readville to counter the grand circuit meet drawing breeders away from their events.
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Boston
New England
Neadville
Readville
Printer in Lincoln Man commits death by own action
A printer and member of Colonel W. J. Bryan's 3d Nebraska regiment during the Spanish American War died by his own hand in Lincoln on April 1. He took poison today as the cause of death.
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Lincoln, Neb
Coll. Mennon
W. J. Bryan
Nebraska
Spain
Anaconda Juniors vs Neversweats at Lake Park game recap
Anaconda Juniors and Neversweats played a Saturday afternoon baseball game at Lake Park. The Neversweats had defeated the Juniors the previous week by a score of 17 to 16.
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Lake Park
Anaconda Juniors
Neversweats
Juniors Defeat Neversweets 9 to 7 to Even Series
In a Sunday rematch the Juniors turned the tables on the Neversweets with a 9 to 7 victory. Leeper and McMullen excelled behind the plate while Leeper steadied after a four run first inning against Neversweets. Waterloo tallied for Neversweats in the third, but the Juniors added six in that frame and one in each of the second sixth and eighth. Each side has one win, supremacy to be settled next Saturday.
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Leeper
McMullen
Neversweets
Neversweats
Advertised Letters at Anaconds Post Office End April 7 1900
Unclaimed letters listed by the Anaconds post office for the week ending April 7 1900 include men women and foreign names such as C R Anderson Gust Berg Anton Bujan Joseph Clifford Mr Cohen John Deyo George Ehret Mat Flynn William Gubl Thomas Haley Henry Holthusen Henry Joiner Johan Karas Fred Kreg B A Lemm James McCarthy T P McGrath Henry McKenna P C McMahon John J Owens John Owens C Perech Mr Revis William Satter Adolph Schmalhauser pton Schneider Romeo Stewart Fred Woester Charles Walker Willie Walton J W Whalen R F P Wilson for whom callers should say advertised A Devine P M
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Anaconds
C. R. Anderson
Gust Berg
Anton Bujan
Joseph Clifford
Mr. Cohen
John Deyo
George Ehret
Mat Flynn
William Gubl
Thomas Haley
Henry Holthusen
Henry Joiner
Johan Karas
Fred Kreg
B. A. Lemm
James McCarthy
T. P. McGrath
Henry McKenna
P. C. McMahbon
John J. Owens
John Owens
C. Perech
Mr. Revis
William Satter
Adolph Schmalhauser
Pton Schneider
Romeo Stewart
Fred Woester
Charles Walker
Willie Walton
J. W. Whalen
R. F P. Wilson
Louise Bauer
Linzie Bignell
M. Burk
J. T. Dolan
Ida Gardner
Smith
Rosa Smith
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Wisley Millions
Anaconda News
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