Anaconda Standard publishing and office details
The Anaconda Standard announces publication details with daily and Sunday editions, rates, and office locations. It lists editors, business offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls, and Washington Bureau contact plus newsstand points in Chicago San Francisco Denver Salt Lake City and other cities.
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The
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Chicago
Postoffice
Auditorium Annex
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Denver
Lawrence
Seventeenth St
Salt Lake
Second South St
Salt Lake News Co
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Mont
Anaconda Standard Advertisers Guaranteed Paid Circulation
The Anaconda Standard promises advertisers a bona fide paid circulation for daily and Sunday editions, claiming it is three times larger than any other Montana newspaper. Advertising contracts will be based on this guaranteed circulation.
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The
Anaconda Standard
Montana
Miner to Oppose Campbell If Nominated by Democrats
The Butte Miner vows to oppose Hon. A. J. Campbell if the Montana Democratic convention renominates him. The piece argues the Miner cannot reliably back any Democrat and may form a new party centered on vindication backing Clark and legalizing bribery. It notes pastRepublican distrust of the Miner and hints at a possible split in political loyalties.
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Butte
A. J. Campbell
Democrats of
Montana
Campbell
Democratic Party
Lilver Row
Clark
McCarthy
Inter Mountain
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
United States
Senate
Hoar Defends McKinley in Philippine Speech
Senator Hoar lauds President McKinley and the Republican Party while asserting his aim to push Philippine liberty within that party. He criticizes the party's policy as weak, arguing continued perseverance would betray republican principles and transform the republic into an empire.
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Hoar
McKinley
Republican Party
Senator Hoar and Imperial Policy Debate Split in Republican Ranks
The speech portrays a rift between imperial policy critics and supporters within the Republican Party. It argues persistence in imperialism could destroy republican ideals, while Democrats rally under an anti imperialist banner. Hoar's poised rhetoric leaves a strong national impression despite party resistance.
Dewey Criticized By Inter Mountain Over Candidacy Claims
The Inter Mountain accuses Admiral Dewey of pursuing a McKinley loss and a ten thousand dollar Philippines fee while calling him mercenary and untrustworthy. The piece reflects editorial conflict over Dewey, Aguinaldo, and McKinley policy.
McKinley’s political rise faces no blame from Butte paper
The Butte Inter Mountain asserts that McKinley’s political ambitions will not be tarnished by the current criticisms. The piece frames his ascent as insulated from local press bias and emphasizes his potential impact on national politics.
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McKinley
Butte
The New Battleships Behind Plans and Firepower
The navy shifts to single turrets for three new battleships and two pending, boosting to a 435 foot length, 15000 ton displacement. Armed with two twelve inch guns fore and aft, four corner eight inch turrets, twelve six inch guns, armor scale, three knot speed gain, and a seven million dollar price tag per ship.
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Naval Board of Construction
Oregon
Butte Voters Back Mayor McCarthy Raises Faith in City
The recent Democratic victory in Butte is seen as a tribute to Mayor McCarthy amid early opposition from aldermen aligned with Republicans. After a rocky start in which reform contracts and party clashes blocked progress, the mayor is pledged to run a more effective next year with aldermanic support and a focus on loyal, efficient service for Butte.
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Democratic Party
Butte
McCarthy
Hbutte
Clark
Rhutte
The Committee's Decision Foreseen in Senate Fight
The Denver Times reports Senator Clark of Montana nearing a finish as the senate debate is set to be led by the reputed hoodoo Billy Mason of Cook County Illinois.
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Denver Times
Clark
Montana
Senate
Bily Mason
Cook County
Illinois
Senator Clark Vows Appeal If Ousted From Montana Seat
In Toledo Times coverage Senator Clark of Montana says he will appeal to Montana voters if he loses his seat. He warns the move would require another investment of Clark millions.
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Toledo Times
Clark
Montana
Political Machinery Reawakened as Legislature Looms Ahead
The New York Telegraph notes Mr. Clark will restart political operations amid a looming reconvened legislature. The piece speaks of money burning, a dawning prosperity, and the roles of judges clerks and others who earn their bread by labor in a weary land.
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New York Telegraph
Clark
Senator Clark Seeks Vindication Amid Montana Turbulence
The article notes Senator Clark announcing a bid for vindication while Montanans face hardship. A starving mother on the hillside, a husband in politics, and a weary miner return to hopeful prospecting. The piece frames this as a merry time for Montana despite poverty and political contest.
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Montana
Clark
Senate Report On Elections Warns Against Clarkson Tactics
The speaker notes that not defending Senator Clark excuses other senators who bought seats. If proof shows their cases as clear as Clark, the path of accountability should be pursued. The remark implies a call to expose and remove corrupt actors in the Senate.
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Toledo Times
Clark
Senate Committee On Election
Senate ready to judge Clark and Quay on fish and fowl
From the New York Journal this report says the United States senate is prepared to verdict Clark of Montana on a fish charge. The piece suggests the senate may turn to Quay and apply similar fowl language to his case.
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The
New York Journal
United States Senate
Clark
Montana
Senate
Quay
Races Result from Memphis Meet April 18
Four and a half furlongs results Denman Thompson first Zack Ford second Gibson Girl third. Five furlongs Eisie Venner first needh dental second Glen Lake third. Mile and a quarter Atlantus first Schnel Laufer second Ben Chance third. Mile and 70 yards Knight Banneret first The Conqueror second Dissolute third. Five furlongs Odnor first Dick Burgess second Wall third. Six furlongs Judee Wardell first Maggie Davis second Dr. Walmsley third.
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Memphis
Tenn
Denman Thompson
Zack Ford
Gibson Girl
Eisie Venner
Race results from San Francisco track meet on April 18
Fine weather and fast track produced multiple Thoroughbred results. Grafler won four and a half furlongs with 55 seconds, Afg han took six furlongs in 1:15 4/5, Mortgage won one mile, Captive led a mile and a sixteenth race, St Cassimir captured five furlongs, Lecoy won a mile, and Sir Hampton claimed a mile and a sixteenth race with shown times and placings for second and third each event.
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San Francisco
Grafler
Il Karn
Afghan
Theory
Amasa
Mortgage
la Goleta
Rosinante
Captive
Opponent
Gauntlet
St. Cassimir
Dr. Sheppard
Miss Rowena
Lecoy
March Seven
Sir Hampton
Einstein
Rosalbra
Aqueduct track heavy as horses race to quick finishes
At Aqueduct on a heavy track four and a half furlongs saw Lambkin take first with Dandy Joy second and Fair Rosamond third in 09 1-5. Mehanus won five and a half furlongs with Boney Boy second and Olea third in 1 49 4-5. Carhunk led seven furlongs followed by Sweet Caporal and Golden Sceptre in 1 30. Wait Not won the mile and 70 yards with Ten Candles second and Knight of the Garter third in 1 19 2-5. Rinaldo captured six furlongs over Diminutive and Linduk in 1 18 3-5. Unmasked won five furlongs with Mercer second and Long Isle third in 1 05 1-5.
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New York
Aqueduct
Lambkin
Dandy Joy
Fair Rosamond
Mehanus
Boney Boy
Olea
Carhunk
Sweet Caporal
Golden Sceptre
Ten Candles
Knight of the Garter
Rinaldo
Diminutive
Linduk
Mercer
Long Isle
McKinley Favors Delay on Nicaraguan Canal Plan
Pacific coast congressional delegations urged the President to push the Nicaraguan canal project. McKinley said he was in favor but favored waiting for the Walker commission report to avoid conflicting action with pending law. He did not address the Hay Pauncefote treaty.
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Washington
Congress
Pacific Coast
McKinley
Walker Commission
Wool and Cotton Market Report From Boston
The American Wool and Cotton Reporter notes that large manufacturers have bought mainly medium and quarter-blood domestic wools, both fleece and territory, with some medium pulled wools. Weekly business totals are small, lower than last week, and prices remain steady and unchanged.
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Boston
American Wool and Cotton Reporter
Kumasele Under Tight Siege as Relief Forces Mass
Reports from Accra state Kumasele remains closely invested with the governor Sir Frederick Mitchell Hodgson urging all available forces. The first relief force is due at Kumassie today to break the cordon amid rumors of French influence aiding the Br' te h.
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Accra
Gold Coast Colony
West Africa
Kumasele
Frederick Mitchell Hodgson
Kumassie
Third Division Advances Near Reddersburg Camps After Boer Surrender
Bloemfontein Times correspondent reports General Chermiside’s Third division moved eight miles east of Reddersburg and established a camp after Irish rifles surrendered. About four hundred Boers evacuated the position.
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London
Bloemfontein
The
Times
Chermiside
Reddersburg
Stanford Mansion Gift to Diocese with $75000 Endowment
The Bee reports that Mrs. Br sanford presented the Leland Stanford mansion in Sacramento to Right Rev. Bishop Grace and his successors along with an endowment fund of 75000 dollars in interest bearing bonds.
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Sacramento
Cal
the Bee
Leland Stanford
Br Sanford
Grace
Boston repairs set at 175000 cost ordered at Mare Island
The board of survey reported the United States Steamer Boston can be repaired for 175000 dollars, half the original estimate, and the work has been ordered at Mare Island navy yard.
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Washington
Board of Survey
United States
Boston
Navy Department
Mare Island Navy Yard
Pettit Court Martialed in Manila Dispatch
A Manila dispatch reports Colonel J. B. Pettit of the Thirty-first volunteers was court-martialed for handing a prisoner to President Medell of Zamboanga who killed the prisoner immediately without trial.
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New York
Manila
J. 8. Pettit
Thirty-first Volunteers
Medell
Zamboanga
Russian Foreign Minister to Join Emperor in Morocco
May Be intervention Paris reports Count Muravieff the Russian foreign minister will join Emperor Nicholas in Morocco. Observers here link the move to a possible intervention in South Africa.
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Paris
Count Muravieff
Nicholas
Morocco
South Africa
Nippon Maru Brings Largest Opium Import to San Francisco
In April the Nippon Maru delivered the port’s largest opium shipment to San Francisco. The cargo value runs into thousands with a duty of about 200.
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San Francisco
Plans of Insurgents and Filipino Documents From Iloilo
Translated papers captured from Filipino forces reveal plans to oppose Spaniards and Americans. Instructions urge attacking if Americans enter Iloilo and advise deception if the city is taken pre entry. Aguinaldo proclaims leadership and a staged shift to a dictatorship before a cabinet government.
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Spain
Azuinaldo
Iloilo
Lloilo
Otis
Tlatlo
United States
Philippines
Senate
Aguinaldo
The Negro Vote Bill Proposed by Senator Chandler
Senator Chandler introduced a bill to prevent denial or abridgment of the right to vote based on color. The measure would strike down state constitutional barriers that apply to Black citizens but not whites and would grant colored citizens the right to vote and sue registration boards denying them registration.
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Washington
Chandler
United States
Gardner eight hour bill advances in labor committee
The house sub committee on labor reported a decision on the final form and amendments of the Gardner eight hour bill and will send the measure to the full labor committee next Friday for final action. It is urged by the American Federation of Labor and opposed by steel, armor, shipbuilding, and ammunition interests tied to government contracts.
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Washington
House
Subcommittee On Labor
American Federation of Labor
Billings Notes: Commerce Changes and Local Plans
C T Babcock sells general merchandise stock and goodwill to A L Babcock Hardware in Billings with transfer last Tuesday. C T Babcock may visit Battle Creek for health then plans to return to Billings to build a home and enter banking. I S O Donnel attends Helena horticulture board meeting and a formulatory is planned for Billings. Easter weather brings showers with a brief lull before services.
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Standard
Bilings
C. T. Babcock
Crow Agency
General Merchandiie
A. L. Babcock Hardware Company
C. T. Bahcnek
Battle Creek
Mich
Billings
O'Donnel
State Board of Horticulture
Helena
Not Guilty Verdict in Seattle Murder Trial
The trial of Charles W. Shemo in Seattle concluded with a not guilty verdict after 10 days of proceedings. Morbacher was killed last January, and prosecutors contended Shemo killed him believing Morbacher was compromising his wife’s affections.
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Seattle
Wash
Charles W. Shemo
Charles J. Morbacher
Morbacher
Shemo
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M. 3. Connell Company
Hutte, Mont
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BIG Blackfoot Milling Company
Bonner, Mont
Butts, Anacunda
Father Holden
van Clarendeck
J. G. Link
H. J. Miller
Park County
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Woodmen of the World
T. A. Williams
Dr. Dodd
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