Anaconda Standard publisher and contact notes
The Anaconda Standard lists its publishers and proprietors, daily print, subscription rates, post office entries, and office addresses. It notes branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls and offers advertising rates on application. It includes a Washington Bureau and newsstands in Chicago San Francisco Denver Salt Lake City and Salt Lake News Co. locations.
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Standard Publishing Company, Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda
The
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Chicago
Postoffice
Auditorium Annex
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Denver
Lawrence St
Seventeenth
Salt Lake
Salt Lake News Co
Standard Publishing Company
Mont
Anaconda Standard Advertising Guarantee Notice
Advertisement guarantee from The Anaconda Standard asserts bona fide paid circulation for daily and Sunday editions, claiming three times greater reach than any Montana newspaper. Advertising contracts to be made subject to this guarantee. Monday April 16, 1900.
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The
Anaconda Standard Cusarantess Tts
Vertisers
Montana
Clark's Montana rivals push for senate vindication
The piece accuses Mr. Clark of placing money above principle, likening his campaign tactics to business bargaining. It critiques his wealth, moral sense, and surrounding aides, noting the senate inquiry and Montana political scene as evidence of alleged bribery and cunning.
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Clark
Mr. Clark
Helena
United States
Montana Senator's Trial Hailed as Hard to Finish
The analysis views the senator as morally and mentally uneven, clinging to hoped influence through the senate and using discredited witnesses. The committee faces a united front against him, with the prospect of a public showdown harming his chances of vindication.
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Senate
Hill
Lyons
Campbell
Nolan
Marcus Daly
Supreme Court
Assembly
Montana
Chandler
Hoar
Turner
Burrows
Clark
Cabinet member belts back press bias on Philippines
A cabinet member denounces newspapers and the Associated Press for exaggerating conditions in the Philippines. He praises General Otis, faults censorship, and warns against portraying Otis as a hero while arguing troops and policy remain unchanged. The cabinet criticizes press attempts to discredit Otis and urges balanced reporting.
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Philippines
Associated Press
Otta
Otis
Manila
Decline Sparks Preparations for Methodist General Conference
The Methodist Episcopal Church faces an unexpected drop in membership ahead of its Chicago meeting. Bishops presiding elders ministers and lay members cite waning spirituality and worldly pursuits such as theater dancing and wine drinking as possible causes for the downturn.
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A Methodist Episcopal Church
Chicago
America
Episcopalians
President McKinley
Methodists consider revising discipline on amusements
Debates in New York and New York East conferences push for abolishing a five year limit and striking from the book of discipline rules on dancing card playing and theater going leaving amusements to individual conscience. Professor Rice of Wesleyan contests legislating evil and several ministers criticize Mr Sheldon’s journalistic venture as the general conference looms. General Cronje arrives at St Helena to be tested by his stay.
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General Conference
New York
New York East
New York City
Danbury
Rice
Wesleyan University
Methodist Church
Sheldon
Jesus Christ
Newspapers Press On After Clarkfontein Fall
Despite Clarkfontein falling a renewed newspaper barrage continues. The article notes ongoing coverage and editorial scrutiny amid political upheaval.
Dewey Seen as Good Man Gone Daft in Press View
The American press broadly portrays Dewey as a good man who has lost his senses, reflecting a consensus that his judgment has faltered under political pressures.
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Dewey
Paris Exposition Could Create Vast Tenderloin District
A report suggests the Paris exposition may transform the city into a large Tenderloin district. Officials debate social and urban impacts as visitors arrive and vendors set up along crowded streets.
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Paris
Clark Hauser Conference Spurs Easter Bonnet Bee
The Associated Press reports a Clark Hauser conference in New York stirs a senatorial bee in Mr Clark’s Easter bonnet. London papers weigh sending Gatacre and Buller to St Helena as population grows on the island. Spring is coy for comfort while Easter eggs lack Christmas spirit as Presbyterians cling to Westminster confession.
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Associated Press
Clark-Hauser
New York
Clark
Telegraphers’ Strike Holds Key to the Situation
The striking Southern Pacific telegraphers appear to hold the decisive leverage to resolve the ongoing dispute and shape the next steps in labor actions.
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Southern Pacific
Senator Clark’s Vindication Sought in Washington or Montana
The Chicago Journal quotes Senator Clark claiming vindication in Washington or Montana. It notes Montana may be unsuitable for his aims and mocks the idea, implying his expected vindication may fail due to local contexts.
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Chicago Journal
Clark
Washington
Montana
Cartoonists Unite for Mr. Clark's Whisker Send Off
Following a senate committee lead, cartoonists nationwide unite to honor Mr. Clark with a send off for his whiskers.
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Senate Committee
Mr. Clark
Senator Clark Sore in His Seat Comment Provokes Debate
The Boston Herald notes Senator Clark appears irritated by current events, remarking he must feel sore in his seat as discussions unfold. The quip signals partisan tension and public scrutiny surrounding his actions.
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Boston Herald
Clark
General Alger Reemerges in Comment on Dewey Boom
A revived voice from the era of General Alger resurfaced yesterday to comment on the Dewey boom, delivering a pointed rebuke from beyond obscurity. The remark draws attention to past associations and current political currents.
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Tomber
Alger
Obscure Republican Lacks Prominence in VP Talk
The discussion centers on a lesser known Republican who has not been prominently mentioned in connection with the vice presidency. No major endorsements or clear frontrunners are identified, keeping the field broad and speculative.
Hauser Overestimates Whitewashers in U S Senate
Mr Hauser overestimates the number of whitewashers in the United States senate according to a board of strategy member named Mr Clark. The remark hints at internal debate about political integrity.
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Clark
Sam Hauser
United States Senate
Secretary Long Nominates Barkiee as Republican Vice President
Secretary Long signals a Barkieesque willingness to be the Republican vice-presidential nominee. The statement frames his candidacy stance, highlighting a provocative, unconventional approach to the ticket.
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Long
If Dr Parkhurst Is Not More Careful He Will Be Lexowed
A brief quip warns that if Dr Parkhurst does not moderate his stance he risks being Lexowed for heresy. The note reflects era rhetoric on orthodoxy and religious dissent.
Railroads Chase Westward Growth With Immense Plans
Chicago’s The Times Herald reports railroads using Chicago as a gateway plan massive western expansion. Projects total millions in spend and anticipate at least 200000 new arrivals over 18 months, adding 173 new towns and potentially over 2000 by 1892. Major lines include Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Chicago Northwestern Milwaukee St Paul Northern Pacific Chicago and Eastern Illinois Illinois Central and Chicago Burlington Quincy.
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Chicago
Times-Herald
Rocky Mountains
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul; Northern Pacific; Chicago & Eastern
Ilinois
Illinois Central
Icago
Burlington & Quincy
Chicago Dewey Day invite declines from Spanish minister
Grame Stewart chairman of the Chicago Dewey Day invitation committee reports Spain's Duke d Arcos declined to visit Chicago for Manila battle anniversary. Invitations had gone to President McKinley cabinet Congress supreme court elders and the diplomatic corps. Stewart regrets the offence and says no slight was intended.
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Chicago
Greame Stewart
Dewey Day Association
Duke d'Arcos
Manila
Stewart
McKinley
Congress
Supreme Court
Diplomatic Corps
Death of Mary Field French guardian of Eugene Field
Miss Mary Field French aged 75 in Amherst Massachusetts dies suddenly at home. She had long served as guardian to Eugene Field and was well known to him. Roswell M. Field of Chicago, Eugene Field’s brother, will attend the funeral tomorrow afternoon.
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Amhert
Mass
Mary Field French
Eugene Field
Notable horse trainer Hannigan dies in Kentucky
Cincinnati on April 15 reports the death of John Hannigan aged 63 a leading American horse trainer. He worked with Chris Smith's stable featuring Yo Tambien and later managed stables for Ed Corrigan and other owners.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
John Hannigan
Mildale
Chris Smith
Yo Tambien
Ed Corrigan
Pioneer John W Owsley Jr Dies in Mendota
Mendota Wisconsin April 15 John W Owsley Jr a leading pioneer of Western Wisconsin and South Dakota died here today aged 1 years Note: age appears likely misprint in source.
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Mendota
Wis
John W Owsley, Jr
Wisconsin
South Dakota
Philadelphia Railroad Leader C E Smith Dies at 79
C E Smith former president of the Philadelphia and Reading railroad died in Philadelphia today from paralysis at age 79. He led the line during a period of expansion and served as a key figure in regional rail interests.
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Philadelphia
C. E. Smith
Philadelphia & Reading Railroad
Halstead to Lead New Halstead College of Journalism
Murat Halstead, veteran editor, returns from Philadelphia and confirms his acceptance of the presidency of the Halstead College of Journalism to be established in Cincinnati. Instruction will be by correspondence and in class with practice included. he declined an Eastern college chair to pursue this enterprise.
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Cincinnati
Murat Halstead
Elitor
Philadelphia
Halstead College of Journalism
Anaconda Schools Close Without Examinations Except High School
The week ends the city schools of Anaconda with no exams or promotions except at the high school. Graduation for the senior class occurs at the Margaret on the Mth. Classes will continue to finish six weeks earlier than usual, delaying next fall’s full advancement by one month of work before exams.
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Anaconda
the Margaret
Uniform Rank Ball Promises Large Turnout Across Cities
Wednesday evening marks the annual grand ball for Company 4 Uniform Rank K of P with many knights from Butte Helena Great Falls Bozeman and other cities expected at Turner hall. Before dancing an officers meeting will elect a major for the second battalion. Thursday night Company 9 will hold an election to fill any vacancies.
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K. of P
Butte
Helena
Great Falls
Bozeman
Turner Hall
Unknowns and Millionaires To Duel Again At Bowling Alleys
The Unknowns, who lost to the Millionaires last Saturday, demand a rematch. The Millionaires agreed, and they will play next Wednesday evening. On the following Saturday, Butte bankers visit Anaconda for another chance to avenge a prior loss.
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Butte
Anaconda
Another Child Dead in Layton Family Tragedy
The Layton family mourns after the death of their son Lawrence from scarlet fever at 5:15 am. This follows the loss of two other children in the previous week, with a private funeral held at 2 pm from 7 West Park. The community extends sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. Layton.
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Peter FP
Layton
Lawrence
West Park
Change in Sheriff Office Shifts in County
The office of Sheriff Jack Conley will see staff shifts today. Stenographer Charles Hoe resigns and Deputy J. J. McGuinness will take over. John Walsh, a former deputy under Sheriff Conley, will fill the newly vacant position.
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Jack Conley
Charles Hoe
Napton
J. J. McGuinness
John Walsh
Conley
Tunisian schooner arrives as Canada’s fleetest liner
The Allan liner Tunisian of 10,500 tons reached Halifax from Liverpool after strong westerly gales. Passengers praised her seaworthiness calling her steady as a church and noting she is the largest finest and fleetest vessel yet placed on the Canadian route.
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St. John’s
N. F
Halifax
Liverpool
Kentucky Governor Taylor Seeks Early Hearing in Contested Election
Governor Taylor of Kentucky arrived in Washington with aides Jude Hellem Bruce of Louisville and K. J. Hampton of Winchester seeking an early date for the contested governorship hearing. Several Kentuckians met him in the evening to press for a swift resolution.
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Washington
Taylor
Kentucky
Jude Hellem Bruce
Louisville
K. J. Hampton
Winchester
Trial of Colson Opens Amid Goebel Assassination Probe
Frankfort Kentucky April 16 The trial of ex congressman Davis G Colson surviving participant in the Colson Beatt duel of Jan 16 will begin Tuesday The case will draw many visitors from mountain districts The grand jury will reconvene to resume the Goebel assassination investigation and most witnesses have been heard with findings anticipated soon.
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Frankfort
Davis G. Colson
Colson-Beatt
Colson
Goebel
Management Changes in Toledo Daily Newspapers
The Toledo Daily Commercial is succeeded by the Toledo Daily and Sunday Times under Toledo Times company management. Hon. H. P. Crouse serves as editor in chief and H. A. Foff as business manager.
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Toledo, C
Toledo Daily Commercial
Toledo Daily and
Sunday Times
Toledo Times Company
H. P. Crouse
H. A. Foff
Prairie sails for New Orleans to train Louisiana navy militia
The United States cruiser Prairie under Captain M. R. McKenzie left the navy yard this morning bound for New Orleans to embark the Louisiana militia for a practice cruise.
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New York
United States
Prairie
M. R. & McKenzie
Navy Yard
New Orleans
Louisiana Navy Militia
Condition of Harry Weldon Brightens at Enquirer
Cincinnati April 15 The condition of Harry M Weldon sporting editor of the Enquirer is very encouraging His voice is returning and shows every promise of full restoration after illness.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Harry M. Weldon
The
Enquirer
Church members donate debt reduction during Easter service
A group agreed to forgo new Easter gowns and millinery and redirect the funds to the church debt. They fulfilled the pledge and $1,600 was contributed to the Easter service to reduce the debt.
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Ago
Drives by a Shooter Wounds Two Boys in West Indianapolis
A colored man on a bicycle fired at a crowd of 20 boys in West Indianapolis wounding Clarence Vort in the hip and George Golder in the thigh. The assailant fled as a mob pursued, bricks and clubs thrown, police failed to locate him. Cries of lynch him followed. The shooter reportedly had a prior threat nearby a month earlier.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Clarence Vort
George Golder
Murder in Kokomo as Walker is slain on railroad
J H Walker newly moved from Kentucky was waylaid by a woman and two men west of Kokomo railroad yard. He was kicked to death and died after being carried home. He named his assailants but refused to identify them.
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Kokomo
Ind
J. H. Walker
Kentucky
Walker
Whitney to relocate stud from Lexington to New York state
Will C Whitney announces plans to move his Lexington stud to a location in New York state. He notes his horses have prospered in Kentucky but distance makes frequent visits impractical. He lists Imp Meddler and Lissak among his horses and mentions about 89 additional stock.
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Lexington
W. C Whitney
New York State
Imp. Meddler, Lissak
Kept Their Promise by East Madison Avenue Church Women
Cleveland Ohio April 15. The women members of the East Madison avenue Presbyterian church kept their promise by organizing a relief drive. They gathered funds and supplies for neighbors in need and planned continued community support.
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Cleveland
Ohio
East Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church
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