Anaconda Standard publication and offices
The Anaconda Standard announces its publishing and distribution details including branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls and a Washington Bureau. It lists subscription rates prepaid and availability at newsstands in Chicago San Francisco Denver and Salt Lake City.
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Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
The
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Chicago
Postoffice
Auditorium Annex
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Denver
Lawrence
Seventeenth St
Salt Lake
Anaconda Standard Advertisers Sealed Circulation Guarantee
The Anaconda Standard pledges advertisers a bona fide paid circulation three times higher than any Montana newspaper. Advertising contracts will be based on this stated guarantee.
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The
Anaconda Standard
State of
Montana
Clark Bribery Report and Senate Seat Contested
The Senate committee finds W A Clark corruptly used funds and that if he participated in bribery he should be deprived of office. Pettus dissents on minor points and seeks no minority report, while debate centers on the integrity of Clark’s title and the investigation.
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W. A. Clark
Clark
Pettus
Washington
Senate
Vindication in Montana as Clark faces senate fallout
The piece argues Mr. Clark’s future actions matter mainly to himself and that his senate bid is tainted by dishonesty. It lauds the Senate committee’s handling and the press and public for rejecting his money power, leading to a vindicated public stance against his alleged criminal acts.
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Senate
Clark
Vic
Washingon
Senate Committee
Montana
Whiteside
Madison
Federal Senate
Wellington and Roberts compared as military leaders in history
The article contrasts Wellington and Napoleon with Roberts, noting Wellington’s rare autonomy and trust from the English government and allies. It discusses army size, terrain, and the impact of freedom of action versus accountability.
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Robert
Wellington
Bonaparte
Napoleon
Ord Roberts
Modern journalism and wartime deception compared
The article argues that leaders and reporters use lies or censorship to influence war outcomes. It contrasts Nelson Roberts like Wellington with Napoleonic deceit, notes soldiers’ tolerance for falsehoods, and critiques changing communication limits and modern journalism’s demand for accuracy amid rumors.
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Roberta
Wellington
Roberts
Inflammatory Uproar Over Grover Cleveland Support
Excerpt suggests a popular uprising in favor of Grover Cleveland with calls for indulgence. A potential standoff with Abdul Hamid is implied, raising tension about loyalty and political maneuvering.
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Grover Cleveland
Sympathy for Mr Clark in Senate Prompts Possible Resignation Move
The senate shows broad sympathy for Mr Clark, making unanimous consent likely for his resignation.
Witness in Fair Will Case Admits Lying and Perspiring
A San Francisco paper reports a witness in the Fair Will case conceding false statements and describing a troubling period of misconduct. The admission centers on deceit and personal strain as the trial proceeds.
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San Francisco
Ben Jin
Republican VP Nomination and Tim Woodruff Referenced
The report notes the Republican vice presidential nomination and implies Tim Woodruff should understand the situation cannot exceed a Cherry sister relationship.
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Tim Woodruff
Butte Gold Populists Rise Amid Montana Republican Decline
A Montana newspaper questions the fate of the gold populists in Butte as the Republican party wavers in the state. The piece weighs local political shifts and potential new alliances shaping Montana politics.
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Republican Party
Montana
Butte
Republican Assembly Men Control Vindication Privileges
Of the republican members of the sixth legislative assembly Messrs Mc Kay Worden Lindsay and Hedges enjoy an exclusive monopoly of the vindication privileges.
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Sixth Legislative Assembly
Messrs. McKay, Worden, Lindsay and Hedges
Paris Exposition Closes at 10 P.M. Boosts Early-Closing Move
The Paris exposition ends at 10 p m a milestone cited as a turning point for Perris supporters of the early closing movement.
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Perris
The Sublime Portes In Immediate Danger
A fragmentary note warns that the Sublime Portes face imminent threat to its beauty and integrity as danger looms over the famed artistic structure.
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Sublime Portes
Vindication Hints In Wisp Like Pursuit
Worn phrase suggests Mr. Clark seeks justified vindication. The text frames his quest as tireless and elusive like a will-o’-the-wisp, implying a pursuit of truth or resolution without clear outcome or date. The tone is reflective and allegorical rather than reportorial.
Bozeman Avant Courier Defends Cartoon Credit
The Standard informs Bozeman Avant Courier it never cribbed a cartoon. It states due credit is given whenever reproducing a cartoon from another paper.
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Bozeman Avant Courier
Local Politicians Weigh Re Election Impact Of New System
Legislators weigh how new electoral rules affect re election prospects and campaign strategies amid revision debates and public scrutiny.
Dr Cyrus Edson Lectures on Death Causes and Aging
In New York the physician lectured on Causes of Natural Death and How to Attain an Active and Useful Old Age. He argued nature is a relentless fool killer, yet the remark suggests nature does not always follow its own rules.
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Cyrus Edson
New York
Cuba's Future Under U.S. Policy Questioned
General Ludlow argues Cuba cannot gain true freedom while a republican administration remains in Washington. He asserts Cuban leaders lack moral courage and judgment, noting increasing signs that liberty is hindered by U.S. political stance.
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General Ludlow
Cuba
Washington
Average American in the Nation’s Strong Workforce
The article extols the average American as essential to naval victories rapid bridge building and swift news delivery. It argues the country is not a nation of a few experts but of over 70 million capable citizens contributing to national progress.
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St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Uke San Juan
Atbara
Montana lawmakers questioned over vindication demand
The Utica Observer notes The Anaconda Standard questioning Montana legislators Garr Bywater McLaughlin Hannah Beasley and Mareyes and asks if they will demand vindication next fail The Sun’s funny name man is urged to rush to Montana by train.
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N. Y
Anaconda Standard
Montana
Garr
Bywater
McLaughlin
Hannah
Beasley
Mareyes
Sun
Boers Miss Easter Lily Niece Point in Mafeking Gaffe
In a tongue in cheek note from the St. Louis Republic the Boers are blamed for neglecting a niece point of etiquette by not firing Easter lily loaded shells into Mafeking while contrasting their prudence in sending Christmas plum pudding shells to Ladysmith.
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St. Louis Republic
Mafeking
Ladysmith
Explosion Dashes Clark's Hopes After Noon Report
A sharp report yesterday afternoon shattered Clark's hopes, signaling a major setback in the unfolding event. The incident drew quick attention from officials and supporters alike.
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Clark
Chicago to Host Admiral Dewey in Royal Style
Chicago prepares a royal welcome for Admiral Dewey next Monday with elaborate entertainment, on the agreement that he leaves his boom behind.
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Chicago
Admiral Dewey
Old friends rally to aid her exposition success
The speaker says it is a pleasure for the people of the country to contribute to making her exposition a success, noting the value of friendship and public support in the project.
Chicago lawyer wins millionairess after three years
From the New York World, a Chicago lawyer spent three years pursuing a millionairess and won her. The man likely does not view the effort as wasted. The woman's father kept busy working throughout.
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New York
Chicago
Gomez Remains Faithful to United States in Chronicle
In the Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph the piece notes Gomez’s continued faith in the United States, contrasting it with Pettigrew and Billy Mason who show less confidence.
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Pittsburg
Variation in Mortality Prompts Lively Quip
A New York man who died from excessive cigar use has at least managed to vary the monotony of cigar mortality, according to a concise remark in the Washington Star.
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The
Washington Star
New York
Current Humor and Light Quips Across Papers
A collage of comic lines from Chicago Record Philadelphia Press Chicago Tribune Puck Indianapolis Press and Chicago News. Jokes touch seance mishaps bone marrow quips about McKinley and fashion, with a bird shop curiosity gag about canaries and tails.
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Bird Store
Chicago News
Clark Buys Pullman Seat Returning to Butte
Mr. Clark purchases a Pullman seat on his return trip to Butte, a detail noted with quiet optimism that the reservation remains secure.
William Alsoran Clark Faces No Moving Day Obligation
Although May 1 is moving day, William Alsoran Clark is under no obligation to wait.
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William Alsoran Clark
General Kotha Busy Avoids Public Criticism
General Kotha appears too occupied to engage in sharp rebukes of his subordinates and avoids public scathing remarks.
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Kotha
Administration to Rule on Otis Return Report
The administration plans to decide whether General Otis should send another report on the insurgent situation as he has not yet returned home. The ruling would determine if repetitions of the same backbone-of-the-insurrection claim are required.
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Otis
Chicago News Play Review Notes Audience Pet Peeves
A Chicago News piece comments on theater crowds noting the one redeeming feature of any new play is audience reactions despite perceived flaws. The writer jests about the annoying habit of a talkative spectator predicting the plot.
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The
Chicago News
Fee for Legal Service vs. Chicago Lawyer Engaged to Rockefeller's Daughter
A Boston Globe note contrasts a $500 legal service fee with the fortunate luck of a Chicago lawyer newly engaged to John D. Rockefeller's daughter. The piece weighs cost against social connection in early 20th century society.
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Boston Globe
Chicago
John D. Rockefeller
Declarkization of the Senate Illogically Sparks Debate
The phrase suggests shifts in senate rules or culture but does not imply formal de qualification. Analysts warn that declarkization may alter procedures while retaining member eligibility and institutional functions.
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Senate
Grover Cleveland Shows Signs of State Weariness
Reports indicate Grover Cleveland has grown weary of his state affairs as political observers note fatigue in his public engagements and mounting pressures from party leadership. Analysts urge caution in drawing broad conclusions from these early signals.
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Grover Cleveland
Clark’s Chickens Roost as Cash Stays Out of Wallets
A sharp quip notes that despite Mr. Clark’s luck with poultry, a thousand-dollar windfall remains elusive and money does not follow the birds. The line frames a humorous contrast between expectation and reality.
Senators Vote on Constitutional Amendment Re Election of Senators
A Senate floor debate centers on submitting the election of senators to popular vote. Lawmakers argue over the constitutional change and potential impact on state governance and party balance.
Boston Transcript Confirms Kruger Flat Earth Claim
A brief quip notes that if Kruger's belief in a flat earth were true, Britain would have reached Pretoria by now, reflecting a satirical take on the Boer War era discourse.
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The
Boston Transcript
Kruger
Pretoria
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