Anaconda Standard publication and distribution notes
The Anaconda Standard lists publishers and proprietors, printing daily and Sunday editions with advance payments, nationwide postage rules, and subscription rates. It notes branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls and addresses for Washington and newspaper stands in major cities.
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Anaconda Advertisers Guaranteed Paid Circulation
The Anaconda Standard promises advertisers a bona fide paid circulation daily and Sunday, claim ing three times greater reach than any other Montana newspaper. Advertising contracts will be made subject to this guarantee.
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Anaconda Standard
Montana
Abdul Hamid II Faces Perils of Rule and Promises
A critical portrait of Abdul Hamid II, ruler of the Ottoman Empire, detailing his decades of suspicion and danger from enemies at home and abroad. The piece satirically notes his handling of Armenian massacres, delayed indemnity promises to the United States, and a palace life filled with fear, intrigue, and alleged cruelty.
United States and Turkey in a harsh prophecy of intervention
The piece argues the US may intervene in Constantinople with naval force if needed, condemns Turkey as weak yet brutal, and calls for its chastisement by God. It envisions American bombardment of the sultan's palace and the razing of Constantinople as a warning to the Ottoman regime led by Abdul Hamid II.
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Washington
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Manila
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Russia
England
Thackeray
Paradise
Clark Case Sets Tone for Senate Verdict Against Clark
The Montana public learns of nationwide editorials on the Clark case, with a unanimous Senate committee verdict that Clark must go. The press agrees his title is unclean and his methods intolerable, and the senate’s forthcoming action will define his disgrace.
Public Opinion on Senate Committee Verdict
The piece notes that vindication is not the point and that retribution ripens in the public eye. It urges Montana readers to view current newspaper sentiment on the committee’s conclusion, indicating broad press agreement with the committee and likely senate stance. The excerpt appears from the morning fourteenth page.
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Montana
Senate
Dewey Candidacy Sparks Democratic Alignment Debate
The piece argues Admiral Dewey is openly a Democrat and would run on a party platform opposing gold standard and imperialism. It notes Democratic support for Bryan over Dewey, urges Dewey’s naval fame as appealing but finds Democratic sentiment firmly behind Bryan. It mentions Lord Roberts, opium in China, a proposed farmers trust, and General Buller disputing campaign rumors.
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Dewey Boom Seen as Faded Rainbow in Own View
Interpretation by the admiral depicts the Dewey boom as a faded rainbow in his eyes. The remark reflects a skeptical take on the initial enthusiasm surrounding the event and its lasting impact.
Montana praises McKinley for spring article
The Standard notes that Mr. W. A. Clark gains nothing by consulting page 14. It praises President McKinley with thanks from Montana for a superior article of spring.
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W. A. Clark
McKinley
Montana
Quigg Earns Spot on New York Republican State Committee
Lemuel Eli Quigg survives a strong push to exclude him and secures a seat on New York's new Republican state committee. The scene evokes a Banquo like ghostly presence as he joins the party leadership.
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New York
New Republican State Committee
Quigg
Roberts Prefers Peace Over Kipling Roast
The passage jokes that Roberts has not roasted Kipling, suggesting restraint in U S actions. It notes the United States contemplates war over about ninety thousand dollars, less than what was offered to a Montana supreme court justice.
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Kipling
United States
Montana
Senatorial display reads Was 800000 now comments
A garbled caption shows Mr. Clark with a sign reading Was $800,000 now comments. The misprint suggests a forgotten or altered political display, implying a change in value or statement linked to Clark’s senate race.
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Clark
Indiana town preachers pledge to stand against something
A group of local preachers in an Indiana town have publicly pledged to stand against a rising issue affecting their community. The ministers spoke at a gathering, urging congregants to unite in outreach and moral guidance to address the concern.
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Indiana
Theatre goers urged to see Sapho amid church warning
The article notes parishioners being counted as they enter a theater to watch Sapho as a tactic to persuade attendance. It compares European courts in a breach of promise context and comments on McKinley’s potential renomination. It also mentions Lord Roberts and a flood and cyclone comparison between Texas and Kansas.
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Sapho
Dewey Statement Delayed by Rainy Weather
The promised release of Dewey's political views is postponed due to wet weather, delaying the statement originally due last Tuesday.
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Dewey
Current Comment. How It Works From the Atchison Globe
A collection of brief observations on habits and behavior. The notes reference an old man trying to quit smoking and a young one learning, alongside a humorous take on Dewey’s Handicap from the Boston Herald. It ties together reflections on personal effort and choices without a clear single event.
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Atchison Globe
Oom Paul and Political Quips Across Papers
A digest of sharp lines from multiple papers note reactions to Paul Kruger and British ambuscades, compare Webster Davis, and joke about Manila sizing up the situation. It cites views from Kansas City Journal Chicago Record New York Press and New Orleans Picayune.
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Kansas City Journal
Paul
Chicago
Webster Davis
New York
Manila
Notable Modern Minds and Movements Highlight Press Biography
Murat Halstead to resume charge of the Cincinnati Commercial Tribune. General Cronje’s claimed Bohemian birthplace Teplitz. Harvard President Eliot’s long tenure if living to November. Seaton Schroeder and Wainwright class mates, Lincoln appointees in 1864. Gilmore offered $1000 for a 5 10 word captivity notice, Kipling rate. Beveridge backs college fraternity benefits. Cuba schools housing Harvard faculty guests. Lamont resigns Brown English chair to join New York Evening Post. Sir William Russell, six decades old, dean of war correspondents famed for Crimean reports.
Missing Links and Global Trade Facts From 1899 Data
A survey of 1899 figures notes crude rubber imports up 451 percent in 30 years, New Zealand meat exports to Britain at 18 000 sheep daily, and US foreign commerce totaling 2 674 345 242 with $2 003 149 355 in circulation. It also cites missionary descendants in Hawaii, a Jefferson Davis oath brass plate in Montgomery, and Spain war executions.
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