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Notices detail subscription rates and publication offices. It lists branches in Butte Missoula and Great Falls with advertising rates on request and addresses for newsstands in Chicago San Francisco Denver Salt Lake City and Salt Lake News Co. It notes main office location Anaconda Montana and contact details for business and editorial offices.
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Adverts Guaranteed Paid Circulation In Montana
The Anaconda Standard promises advertisers a bona fide paid circulation daily and Sunday three times larger than any other Montana newspaper. Advertising contracts will be made subject to this guarantee.
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Admiral Dewey and the political winds in 1900
The Inter Mountain condemns Admiral Dewey's candidacy while arguing it harms the Republican Party. It notes Dewey would align with a Democratic platform featuring free silver and anti imperialism, and predicts the paper would oppose such a move despite possible future arguments. The piece mocks its rival paper in Butte and uses Don Quixote imagery.
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Butte
Dewey
Manila
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Oass
McKinley
Don Quixote
Hoar’s Loft Answer Reflects Quick Witted Debate
Senator Hoar replies to a Massachusetts woman who accused him of senility over a pension for the ex queen of Hawaii. He retorts with a pointed quip about a tortoise’s nine days after its head is off and defends both himself and the former queen.
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Enator Hoar
Massachusetts
Hoar
Hawaiian Islands
Mesr
Queen Lil Praised as Worthy Presbyterian Member
The text praises Queen Lil as a worthy member of the Presbyterian church and notes bipartisan support in Senate committees. It recounts debates on a diplomatic appropriation and a tabled amendment, with Senator Hoar commending Lil and the church’s broad influence.
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Presbyterian Church
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Senate Committee On Appropriations
Senate
Senator Hoar
Massachusetts
Hoar
False assumptions in Clark Daly inquiry distort Montana voting
A critical review of the Inter Mountain verbatim report on Marcus Daly during the Clark investigation claims the 11,000 vote figure is false. It contends Silver Bow county primaries totaled 5,810 votes and that Clark allies inflated results using Republican support.
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Marcus Daly
Clark Senatorial Investigation Committee
Democratic Party
Daly
Clark
Montana
Silver Bow County
Corbett
W. A. Clark
Silverlow County
Armageddon Debate: Prof Totten Sees End-Times Battle
ROFESSOR TOTTEN a Yale faculty member and former U S Army officer argues the present generation will witness the Battle of Armageddon. He reads Hebrew and Greek, uses mathematics, and believes in literal biblical statements. He predicts a final struggle with England Germany and the U S versus Russia centered in Palestine, leading to a millennial era under divine rule.
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United States Army
Yale
Tottens
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Totten
England
Germany
United States
Russia
Palestine
Armageddon as naval clash warned for next thirty years
The piece argues future war between England United States Germany and Russia will be fought mainly at sea, comparing it to a grand ice-battle. It notes that children will be on the winning side and claims wars will end with a reign of peace, jesting about being born again in 1920.
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Mageddon
England
United States
Germany
Russia
Professor Totten
Waterloo
Gettysburg
Butte Driving Club Planned For Mutual Pleasure
In Butte, efforts advance to form a gentleman's driving club for local owners of fast horses. About one hundred business men and others are involved as plans seek to lease a track for members only, with a nominal fee to maintain it for private testing and sport. The project awaits rapid organization.
Dewey Candidacy Highlights Bryan Nomination Odds
The only effect of Admiral Dewey's candidacy is to emphasize the certainty of Mr. Bryan's nomination, underscoring party dynamics and voter expectations ahead of the selection.
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Admiral Dewey
Mr. Bryan
April sunshine hints at Dewey Roosevelt ticket
The Philadelphia Inquirer reports Mrs. Dewey favors a Dewey Roosevelt ticket. Critics fear she is not embracing democracy clearly and openly.
Waterproof Dam Still Elusive Says Austin Expert
In Austin Texas the remark underscores that engineering science has not yet produced a waterproof dam. Maude Gonne is likened to the Char lot Corday of Dublin festivities in a provocative pull of literary analogy.
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Austin
Texas
Maude Gonne
Charlot Corday
Dublin
Bloemfontein Faces Flood Risk Not On List of Troubles
A fragment notes Bloemfontein feels fortunate as dam burst danger and floods are not among its listed problems. The remark contrasts perceived luck with potential regional hazards.
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Bloemfontein
Bloemfontein Hot-Water Supply Believed Not Cut Off
It is not generally believed that Bloemfontein's hot-water supply has been cut off, despite rumors to the contrary. Local officials say the city’s facilities remain operational and service is being monitored.
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Bloemfontein
Iusso Turkish War Hit by Tire Trouble
A brief item notes the iusso Turkish war encountering an unexpected mechanical issue described as a punctured tire or similar setback affecting operations. The report treats the incident as a logistical hiccup rather than a strategic shift.
Grover Cleveland Plans Slight Channel Drift Outward
A derisive aside references Grover Cleveland in a boat. He intends to row farther out, spit on the bait, and resume.
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Grover Cleveland
Ohio Governor Nash Embraces Dual Sign Requisitions
Governor Nash declares no more Kentucky requisitions will be honored unless signed by Beckham and Taylor, risking charges of double dealing and prompting questions about executive commitments and inter-state procedures.
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Beckham
Taylor
Nash
Ohio
Dewey Boom Cuts Wide Swath in World Opinion
The report notes a broad impact of the Dewey boom comparable to the reach of the Transvaal issue, highlighting wide-scale influence across nations and publics.
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Transvaal
Winter Returns in a Sudden Spring Retake
The passage remarks on a abrupt return of winter that disrupted the onset of spring with its sharp cold and heavy weather, signaling an unexpected seasonal reversal.
Mafeking Citizens Observe Holy Week Fasting
Mafeking residents who have fasted two or three months feel they are fulfilling their duty during Holy Week, keeping discipline and devotion amid wartime hardship.
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Mafeking
After Queen's Visit Ireland Calls for Full Status
The article notes Ireland will protest that even after the queen's visit she cannot be more to England than a half sister. It reflects enduring demand for autonomy and equal standing within the United Kingdom.
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England
Dewey Ticket Quote On Presidential Platform
Proper ticket line reads for president George Dewey for vice president Mrs George Dewey. Platform states we could run the White House to perfection.
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George Dewey
White House
British Cavalry Shortfall Cited After Reverses
The British attribute recent reverses to cavalry shortage while praising bravery and noting they are not short of Boer horses in reserve.
Admiral Dewey Draws Mixed Laughs in Political Stage
Admiral Dewey's public appearance on the political stage draws more laughter than applause in the galleries, signaling a lighthearted reception amid contentious debate.
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Admiral Dewey
Puerto Rico Act Tightens Grip on Republican Party
A political observer calls the Puerto Rico Act one of the strongest strands in the rope that will hang the Republican Party, signaling deep structural pressures within the party and its stance on territorial policy.
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Puerto Rico
Dewey boom linked to but not sole cause of chilly wave
The record notes that while the Dewey boom contributed to the cold spell, other factors likely affected the weather pattern as well. It suggests a multi-factor explanation for the unexpected cold.
Irish Regiments Spoiled by South Africa Threat
Uncaptured remnants of Irish regiments in South Africa are expected to rally and resist, aiming to prevent a complete Boer sweep.
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South Africa
Fender and delicate Dewey boom referenced in horticultural note
A playful line describes the fender and delicate Dewey boom as a product of a hot house that will never reach the White House. The remark blends garden imagery with political allusion to Dewey.
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White House
General Funston's Rough Treatment of Fili Pinos Protested
Report notes controversial actions attributed to General Funston involving summary punishments of Filipino soldiers. Critics urge formal trials and due process while defenders argue wartime necessity.
Boers Cut Wires Amid War in Luzon Noted
Fragmentary report notes ongoing conflict in Luzon with reports of wire cutting by Boers and mentions domestic denominational ties drawing no bearing on case recent. The text hints at tense wartime conditions and peripheral incidents.
Young Kent businessman enters mayoral race
David J L Rockwell Jr of Kent Ohio, a 22 year old bank director and Democratic nominee, emerges as the youngest mayoral candidate this spring. The piece notes various political figures and anecdotes from Congress, plus a jab at the Prince of Wales dining habits in London.
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David JL. Rockwell, Jr
Kent
Ohio
Rockwell
Current Humor and War Time Gags Across Papers
A collage of quips and voices from papers including jokes about a dog fight, a Manila visit by Filipinos, a lye whiskey misunderstanding, and a Civil War style advance with posters shouting Dont go to fake shows, all reflecting satirical tone and wartime sentiment.
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Farnum
Philadelphis Press
Dewey's Candidacy and Bryan Nomination Debate
The New York Sun notes Bryan's strong lead in the Democratic camp and argues that Dewey's proposed opposition is a farcical premotion. It claims the Dewey bid undermines itself, leaving Bryan as the viable and dignified choice amid the national convention dynamics.
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Bryan
Dewey
New Era Candidate Portrayed As Nation’s Future
The New York Times describes the Democratic candidate as embodying the new era and the broad, world shaping questions after the Spanish War. It contrasts this with opponents who favor loud declamation on repudiated propositions and home politics.
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United States
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Republican Party
Oh Dewey Why Did You Do It Editorial Commentary
The Great Falls Leader laments the absence of a naval hero after Dewey and contrasts heroic sea service with political figures. It questions why a celebrated sailor failed to translate heroism to land and cites Hobson as a reference point, calling Dewey a fish out of water.
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Dewey
Hobson
Dewey Candidacy Faith Fades From Public Eye
Six months after Admiral Dewey announced a presidential bid he no longer dominates public attention. He remains respected but not the era’s prevailing idol, as popular sentiment shifts away from any single demi god.
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Chicago Chronicle
D&m
Admiral Dewey
Dewey as Democratic Nominating Hope in Journal View
The New York Journal argues Dewey would be a stronger candidate and better president than McKinley yet warns his nomination could split the party. It says Dewey would be measured against Bryan, an honest leader who has guided the Democrats, and suggests Dewey’s rise may divide rather than unite the party, harming McKinley’s section.
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MckKinley
Dewey
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Bryan
Dewey Mention Sparks Talk Of Presidential Candidacy
The Philadelphia Press suggests Admiral Dewey, freshly famed in the Pacific, would trigger a strong political impact if he sought the presidency. It notes his marriage and a rising influence of John R. McLean who would ride the surge of Dewey’s name.
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Philadelphia
Bryan Defies Democrats on Dewey Expansion Clash
The Baltimore American notes Bryan already secured nomination and outlined party principles. It argues Admiral Dewey, an expansionist, clashes with Democratic anti expansionist sentiment, suggesting Dewey is not in harmony with the party. The piece frames a partisan rift over imperial policy.
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Baltimore American
Bryan
Admiral Dewey
Admiral Dewey's presidential bid blasted by editor
The Fillings Gazette argues Admiral Dewey errs in declaring the presidency easy to fill and claims he underestimates the vast responsibilities and required abilities. The piece labels his candidacy a grave mistake for a truly great man.
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Admiral Dewey
Congress
Admiral Dewey Candidacy Sparks Mixed Public Support in Omaha Bee
The Omaha Bee notes in six months the political mood shifts from Dewey's veteran valor to the burdens of political life. It argues Admiral Dewey is well regarded by the public yet faces party divides that limit broad cross party backing for his candidacy.
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Omaha Bee
Admiral Dewey
Omaha World-Herald
Dewey Missed Chance to Enter Presidential Campaign
The Minneapolis Tribune notes that Admiral Dewey delayed declaring as a presidential candidate after his naval triumph. The editorial argues that if he had run upon returning, he might have drawn party support and been elected with enthusiasm, but he chose not to pursue the opportunity.
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Admiral Dewey
Boston Globe
MecKinley
Admiral’s belated bid invites humiliation at crest
A St Paul Dispatch item notes the current on the crest of Bryan and his issues, with the admiral’s belated willingness seen as inviting humiliation. It argues he spoke one year too late.
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Bryan
No doubt Cavite victor would fill public posts with ability
The Denver Republican asserts the Cavite victory commander proved exceptional skill and patriotism suitable for any public office, but warns that major political upheavals in the next 90 days could change prospects.
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Cavite
Opinion warns that candidacy harms his character and stature
The piece argues that his bid, driven by personal influence rather than conviction, would cheapen him as a man more than elevate him as a statesman or politician if he continues.
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Portland Oregonian
Dewey Sets Stage for Hot Convention Hall Showdown
Paul Globe notes Dewey has paved the way for a heated gathering in the convention hall as political action intensifies. The piece signals a lively preconvention atmosphere with strong party engagement.
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Dewey
Fox escapes barndard pups by sprinting before train
A fox chased by a Vermont hunter and two hounds escaped in a dramatic turn. The quarry dashed across a railroad track right as a fast moving train closed in, eluding capture in an unusual manner.
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Chicago Chronicle
Barnard, Vt
Fox narrowly escapes track as hounds killed by locomotive
A fox escapes the oncoming locomotive while two pursuing dogs are fatally struck by the train. The incident highlights the danger of traffic to pursuing animals.
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