Anaconda Standard Publishing and Circulation Details
The Anaconda Standard outlines publishing and subscription details including daily and Sunday editions, rates, and office locations. It notes branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls and lists contact points for newsstands in Chicago San Francisco Denver and Salt Lake City.
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Missoula
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Chicago
Postoffice
Auditorium Annex
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Denver
Lawrence St
Seventeenth St. Salt Lake
Anaconda Standard Promises Stronger Paid Circulation
The Anaconda Standard pledges bona fide paid circulation for advertisers daily and Sunday, claiming three times greater reach than any Montana newspaper. Advertising contracts will be aligned to this guarantee.
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The
Anaconda Standard
Montana
Easter reflections and political tariff debate across islands
The piece juxtaposes Easter religious reflections with a political discussion on Puerto Rico tariff policy. It traces shifts from free trade to limited tariffs, noting Democratic and Republican positions and the Inter Mountain’s contentious argument about labor implications. It questions how free trade for Puerto Rico could impact pauper labor in the United States.
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Puerto Rico
Congress
Philippines
Inter Mountain
Mr. McKinley
Payne
George Washington
United States
Paris Exposition Opens Amid Chaos and High Hopes
The Paris exposition opens amid extraordinary confusion and unpreparedness, with officials saying it may take a month or two to restore order. Yet yesterday's ceremony was grand and the press release promises a spectacular fair, stirring broad interest in what is billed as the greatest world’s fair to date.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Mr Payne Praises Puerto Rico Bill Amid Debate
The article notes Mr Payne of New York praising the bill on Puerto Rico from start to finish. It discusses party reactions, free trade proposals, and Republican concerns about importation of pauper labor, referencing McKinley and Ways and Means origins.
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Puerto Rico
Payne
New York
House Committee of Ways and Means
McKinley
Island
Butte Inter Mountain
White House
Inter Mountain Echoes on Clark and Mantle Influence
Editorials show Mantle using the Clark defense to boost Republican chances in Montana. Inter Mountain aligns with Clark, condemns resignations, urges fight to finish and questions Governor Smith’s calls for a special session.
Beauty and the Beast in Washington Turmoil over Turkish Wife
A Turkish minister in Washington faces public curiosity as his wife Mrs Ali Ferrouh draws attention. Etiquette in Turkey forbids mentioning wives in print, yet American society and media keep discussing the veiled high-caste lady. The minister seeks a secluded home while newspapers debate Eastern custom versus American openness. France backs off from a grand display of anti English sentiment.
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Turkey
America
Ali Ferrouh
Washington Jan
State Department
Constantinople
Debate Over Senator Clark's Seat and Reform Press Critique
The piece criticizes the Inter Mountain for defending Senator Clark with technicalities and doubts the bribery case's impact. It argues reform advocates should seek expulsion if guilt is shown, while noting the paper questions the legitimacy of Clark's election and doubts any Senate action will occur.
Easter in South Africa and British fortunes in flux
The column laments British setbacks in South Africa with references to Mr. Clark and a Senate committee on privileges and elections. It notes Dreyfus, warns against broad campaign poetry, and suggests winter will bring hardship for British troops with many facing cold feet.
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South Africa
Clark's Wealth and the Montreal Scandal Reckonings
The Chicago Journal notes Mr. Clark may move to New York to live in a 2,000,000 palace while his Washington estate remains unimproved. It details alleged bribe attempts to disbar Wellcome in Montana, with testimony from Justices Pigott and Hunt and claims of 1,000,000 dollars in outlays.
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New York City
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Supreme Court of Montana
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Hunt
Montana
Ark
Investigating Committee Rules Clark Guilty in Bribery Case
The committee unanimously finds Senator Clark guilty as charged, citing prosecution testimony of unlawful means in his election. The report, akin to a grand jury finding, prompts potential senate action and possible vacancy vote, with resignation unlikely.
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Fort Benton River
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Unanimous Senate Committee Rejection of Clark Surprises Nation
Washington observers expected a negative report from the senate privileges and elections committee on Mr Clark and the evidence shows he spent money on his own behalf. The unanimous stance signals possible resignation or expulsion and could influence anti Quay momentum. A parallel note from other papers discusses similar rejections and warns against legislative misconduct.
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