Anaconda Standard Publication Details and Offices
The Anaconda Standard announces its publishing company, daily and Sunday editions, subscription rates, and postal information. It lists main and branch offices in Butte, Missoula, Great Falls, and a Washington Bureau, with newsstand locations in Chicago San Francisco Denver Salt Lake and contact addresses for business correspondence.
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The
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Chicago
PostoMe
Auditorium Annex
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Denver
Lawrence St
Seventeenth St
Salt Lake
Advertisement Circulation Guarantee Promises Real Paid Reach
The Anaconda Standard pledges advertisers a bona fide paid circulation daily and Sunday, claiming it is three times larger than any other Montana newspaper. Advertising contracts will be subject to this guarantee.
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Anaconda Standard
Montana
Minority report on Clark case signed by Pettus and Harris
The piece analyzes a brief minority report on Senator Clark's election controversy. Pettus and Harris sign the document. Pettus defends grand jury room secrecy. The report argues that even removing key figures, Clark remains guilty, and Clark may resign or be forced out, with his future declared uncertain.
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Pettus
Senate
Harris
Kansas
Clark
Campbell
Whiteside
Madison
W. A. Clark
Mr. Clark
Four Year Political Whirlwind Centered on Hanna Quay
The report recalls four years of rapid political shifts in the United States with two incidents from yesterday. An Ohio Republican state convention featured a pro Hanna outburst while in the Senate a vote moved former Senator Quay toward political obsolescence.
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Yeaterday
Mark Hanna
Ohio
Senate
Quay
Hanna
McKinley
Platt
Levi P. Morton
Hanna Triumphs in Republican Politics at St Louis
The article recalls Hanna's opposition to Quay and Platt, accusing Hanna of using a pro tution fund plan in Pennsylvania. It notes Hanna's bold forecast at the St Louis convention and his rising power as a national Republican leader opposed to Quay.
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Hanna
Pennsylvania
Quay
South
McKinley
St. Louis
Hianna
Platt
Tyro
United States
Senate
Columbus
Enator
New York
Senate Faults and Butte Inter Mountain Clash Over Clark Election
The senate and its elections and privileges committee face sharp critique from Butte Inter Mountain over Clark's election. The paper argues the senate blunders, seeks to annul the legislative act to benefit Clark, and cites Kant and Schopenhauer to condemn the action as an insult to reason.
Prosperity as a Campaign Cry
The piece argues Republicans will push prosperity as a campaign theme crediting McKinley era policy. It questions proving improvement is nationwide only and notes no other nations show the same effect from Republican governance.
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McKinley
United States
Global recovery under free trade fuels prosperity abroad
The piece argues that about four years of revival stretch across leading nations including England Germany and France with Mexico showing strong gains. It notes Japan and India lag amid reforms toward gold standards while the U S benefits from the Dingley tariff and free silver Mexico, challenging the idea that Republicans alone deserve credit for U S prosperity.
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England
Republican Party
United States
Arsa
Germany
Austria
France
Belgium
Europe
Japan
India
Mexico
Campbell fumble dispute ends with Mark ruled out
Pettus and Harris insist Campbell fumbled while Mark is ruled out confirming a decisive moment in the play. The argument centers on ball handling during the ongoing contest.
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Pettus
Harris
Campbell
Mark
Quay and Hanna Hope For Reunited Meeting
The passage expresses Quay hoping he and Hanna will survive to meet again at Philipp or another place, wishing for a lasting future together.
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Quay
Hanna
Philipp
British Arrival At Wepener Leaves Boers Unmoved
Despite their ruthless taking methods, the British arrival at Wepener yesterday failed to make a favorable impression on the Boers.
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Wepener
Mr Clark Joins Mr Quay Jr in Senate Dispute
Report states Mr Clark will join Mr Quay Jr in an ongoing rift with the United States Senate as tensions rise over policy and leadership.
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Mr. Clark
Mr. Quay ii
United States Senate
Harrisburg convention seen as balm to Quay wounds
A Harrisburg convention is described as soothing balm to the injuries sustained by Mr. Quay after a violent clash with the marble heart at Washington, signaling political repair efforts.
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Harrisburg
Quay
Washington
Wanamaker Cautious on Quay Amid Pennsylvania Convention
In light of the Pennsylvania Republican state convention, John Wanamaker shows no eagerness or optimism regarding Quay. His stance reflects caution amid party deliberations and shifting alliances at the meeting.
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Pennsylvania
John Wanamaker
Quay
Quay Hanna Exchange Courtesies Over Blaine Conklin Plan
If Quay returns to the senate he and Hanna would exchange senatorial courtesies on the Blaine Conklin plan.
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Quay
Senate
Hanna
Hanna Declines Delegate Slot at Republican National Convention
Senator Hanna will not serve as a delegate to the Republican National Convention. He will instead pursue full participation in party activities and related duties.
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Hanna
Harrisburg Columbus Telegrams Not Mentioned
The Associated Press states there was no mention of any exchange of congratulatory telegrams between Harrisburg Pennsylvania and Columbus Ohio in the report. The note clarifies the absence of such diplomatic gestures in the coverage.
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The
Associated Press
Harrisburg
Columbus
Wanamaker Amens Diminish After Strong Tuesday Night
Brother Wanamaker's amens were not as loud last night as they were Tuesday night, reflecting a softer crowd response during the service. The article notes a shift in energy and attendance, with congregants more reserved in the closing minutes.
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Brother Wanamaker
British Hit Bunching Shines in Yesterday's Victory
The British yesterday succeeded in bunching their hits, delivering coordinated attacks that overwhelmed the opposition. Teamwork and timing stood out as key factors in the successful offensive.
Turkey Sits Tight as Awaited Move Keeps Them Up
A brief note describes Turkey remaining in position, delaying resolution as watchers wait for a defined shift or decision. The language implies ongoing stalemate and anticipation without detailing the specific actors or consequences.
Evidently the Dewey boom had retired from politice
A fragment from a historical column hints at a waning Dewey influence in politics with a tersely noted retirement. The snippet centers on a shift away from the Dewey era stance and party dynamics.
Bailey Seen As Likely Texas Senate Pick
Joe Bailey appears poised to win a Texas Senate seat without spending funds on the proposition and without incurring expenses, yet observers note this does not guarantee Bailey will be a poor or ineffective senator.
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Joe Bailey
Texas
Bailey
April's Rain Delays Raise Hopes For Boston Tail Ending
The remark notes ongoing rain and mud may shape April's outcome similar to Boston's event. It emphasizes weather impact on plans and potential parallels to a Boston tail ending without asserting specifics or dates.
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April
Boston
Pennsylvania Republicans Aim to Contribute to Nation's Quayety
Republican figures in Pennsylvania express continued ambition to influence national affairs. They emphasize duty to the country and seek to expand their role in shaping policy and governance at the federal level.
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Pennsylvania
Hoar Speech Deemed Abliest Made in United States
The Boston Herald notes Hoar delivered an exceptionally able address, even though it expresses disagreement with his views.
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The
Boston Herald
Hoar
United
States Senate Expansion Sparks Broad Reform Debate
Editorial writers across multiple expansion newspapers argue a generation would benefit from Senate expansion. They cite representation and governance concerns while acknowledging disagreement on feasibility and method.
Mark Hanna urged to name vice presidential nominee
The writing urges Mark Hanna to announce his vice presidential choice immediately and end the infighting. It notes Pettus and Harris dispute over Montana, describing the clash as six of one and half a dozen of the other. It also mentions Old Mr. Sloppy Weather visiting town for a few days.
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Montana
Pettus
Harris
Old Mr. Sloppy Weather
Town
Secretary Long Sought as Republican Vice Presidential Candidate
The New York Telegram reports Secretary of the Navy Long is under consideration for the Republican vice presidency. McKinley is willing, Hanna approves the team, and Platt likes him. The public questions the reliability of these statements and party dynamics.
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New York Telegram
Secretary of the Navy
Long
Mck Kinley
Hanna
Senator Platt
Platt
Inquiry on political office seekers sparks copycat attitude
From the Pittsburg Dispatch, an echo of former President Cleveland questions why any should indiscriminately hate those who seek office. The piece argues many aspirants aren’t hated, only met with a hollow laugh or cold shoulder, exposing public skepticism.
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The
Pittsburg
Mekkinley Policy Sparks Debate in Pittsburg Press
The Pittsburg Press questions President Mekkinley's expansion policy. If expansion is both perfidious and dangerous to the republic, the article argues, then William Mekkinley cannot be the good and great man portrayed by Mr. Hoar.
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Pittsburg
Mekkinley
Republic
William Mekkinley
Mr. Hoar
Kansas City Man Marries Oklahoma Girl by Telegraph
A Kansas City man and an Oklahoma girl have been married by telegraph in a remarkable union that suggests a future where distant couples wed across wires though some lawyers might challenge the arrangement.
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New Orleans
Paris Exposition Aids Quiet Life Says Gazette
The Pittsburg Commercial Gazette notes the Paris exposition offers benefits beyond culture. It provides the restless Parisian crowd with a topic to focus on besides political upheaval.
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Pittsburg
Paris
Admiration for British Cavalry Impresses American Trader
The Houston Post notes a Texan horse trader expresses deep respect for the hard riding of the British cavalry, reflecting the admiration felt across the South for disciplined horsemanship.
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Houston
Texas
Girl's view of men shaped by novels in Atchison Globe
A concise note contrasts a girl’s opinion of men with her ten brothers and her reading of novels shaping views, reflecting a column snippet from the Atchison Globe. A separate Denver Post item teases a fictional “Spanish black hen” potentially bearing a bombshell with Dewey’s initials, hinting at wartime intrigue.
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Atchison Globe
Denver Post
Dewey
Governor of Porto Rico Enters San Juan Amid Stir
From the New York World comes a brief note that the Porto Rico governor will enter San Juan with notable pomp. The report contrasts this with a claim of no fifteen percent off for McKinley’s vice regent and hints at political tensions.
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New York
Porto Rico
San Juan
McKinley
Clark cleared by Senate committee in bribery inquiry
Washington report states Senator William A. Clark of Montana will not be allowed to retain his seat. The Senate privilege and election committee, nine members strong, found him guilty of knowledge of bribery in his election and that he supplied the funds. The committee's unanimous recommendation calls for action by the Senate.
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Oneida
N. Y
Union
Washington
William A. Clark
Montana
United States
Senate
Clark
Clark of Montana Denies Bribery But Admits Large Expenditures
The article notes Montana Senator Clark denies bribery in his election but admits spending far beyond normal for the campaign. It suggests he believes money can open doors, and asserts the nation will rejoice at his mistaken premise.
Dayton News Reports On Mr Clark Case
The article notes a sad case involving Mr Clark who aimed to reach financial gains through deceit. It suggests his goal to become a senator first to gain opportunities for political accomplishments.
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Dayton
Ohio
Clark
Senate
Senator Clark Rumored Return to Montana Prompts Revival Hint
The Baltimore News reports Senator Clark may travel to Montana to seek vindication. The implied move is seen as likely to boost activity in local hotel businesses amid speculation.
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Baltimore News
Senator Clark
Montana
Ripley Leads Canal Survey Party Toward Darien
A dispatch from Panama reports H. Ripley and party under the United States canal commission have left for Darien to survey the coast between Darien harbor and Caledonia bay and include rivers Sabane Tayra and Chucuaque. Accompanied by Haney De la Motter and Dr Mandel the party carries letters for Chepigaua and Pinogla authorities.
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New York
Herald
Panama
Ripley
United States Canal Commission
Darien
Darien Harbor
Caledonia Bay
Atlantic
McKinley Visits Cleveland Then Returns to Canton
President McKinley arrived in Cleveland at 10 30 this morning and was driven to his sister Mrs Sarah Duncan's residence. After a brief family visit he returned to Canton later in the day.
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Cleveland
Ohio
McKinley
Sarah Duncan
Canton
Congressman's Gift for New Library in Elizabeth
Congressman Fowler will give Elizabeth New Jersey a public library building fully equipped at a total cost of 190002 dollars. The act aims to provide a lasting cultural resource for the city and its residents.
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New York
Fowler
Elizabeth
N. J
Coal Miners Strike at Spring Valley Coal Company
It is announced that 1,809 coal miners employed by the Spring Valley Coal company have struck.
Three men hanged for murder in McMinnville
In McMinnville Tennessee on April 25 John Watson and Bill Brown both white and Lonnie Craine colored were hanged for murder.
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McMinnville
Tenn
John Watson
Bill Brown
Lonnie Craine
Reverend Shayler Leaves Butte After St George Address
Rev Dr E V Shayler supreme chaplain of the Sons of St George arrived from Sandusky Ohio to deliver St George's day oration in Butte then departed for Chicago to preach Sunday night. He spoke at Centerville Episcopal church and attended a Victoria lodge reception with many speeches and songs.
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E. V. Shayler
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Sons of St. George
Butte
Sandusky
Ohio
St. George's Day
Chicago
Centerville Episcopal Church
Victoria Lodge
Lodge
West Broadway
Shayler
Professor Newill
William Bartle
FE. A. Ford
Mr. Bowker
Joseph Calloway
A. F. Bray
Hawkins Brothers
Rocky Mountain Glee Club
John Nance
Ja Tippett
Peter Eddy
Mr. Buck
Dr. Shayler
Daughters of St. George
Sons of St
Notable Visitors and Arrivals in Butte Social Roundup
A string of notable guests and arrivals fill Butte as travelers from Helena Missoula Warm Springs Libby Deer Lodge Sheridan Anaconda attend events and visit local hosts. Names include cattle king Conrad Kohrs rancher Charles Glass and theater figures Mrs Mayo and her son at local hotels and homes.
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H. G. McIntyre
Helena
J. Manheim
Missoula
Irwin Higgins
Deer Lodge
O. Y. Warren
Warm Springs
Butte
Charles Glass
Sheridan
Dan Tewey
William E. Thomas
H. S. Showers
Anaconda
E. D. Aiken
Edwin F. Mayo
McDermott
Business Men's Association Meeting Tonight
A meeting of the Business Men's Association is scheduled for tonight at o'clock in the city hall. A. F. Bray serves as chairman.
Army Officers Paid Extra Allowances in Cuba Report
Secretary of War Root informed the Senate that four Army officers serving in Cuba received additional allowances beyond standard salary. The governors and officials named include Major General John R. Brooke and Major General Teconard A. Wood as governors, Brigadier General William Ludlow as Havana governor, Major B. M. Bliss as collector, and Major F. F. Ladd as treasurer. No extra payments were made in Porto Rico.
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Washington
Senate
United States Army
Cuba
Porto Rico
Havana
Island of
John R. Brooke
Teconard A. Wood
William Ludlow
B. M. Bliss
F. F. Ladd
U. S. Vv
Treasury
United States
Watch Presented to Admiral Dewey by Northwest Children
Admiral Dewey receives a gift from 60,000 Northwest children a 22 karat gold watch with G D monogram and admiral’s flag. The donation came from penny subscriptions started by Archie Cadzow Posemort Mihn and a book of contributor stories accompanied the gift. Dewey thanks the children noting their affection and trust as his proudest triumph.
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Washington
Admiral Dewey
Northwest
Archie Cadzow
Posemount
Mihn
G. D
Wealth Talk Sparks Gratitude and Hope in Speech
A speaker reflects on wealth as a sign of happiness and success, imagining a future where 60 000 kind friends stand with him. He envisions wearing a watch as a personal guarantee of joy and achievement.
No Conspiracy Planned Against Canada Found
Investigation over two months into reports of a U S conspiracy against Canada over the Boer war found no substance. State Department officials say no evidence shows U S persons plotted to destroy the Welland canal.
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New York
the Herald
Washington
United States
Canada
State Department
Welland Canal
Bishop Presides at Opening Ecumenical Conference Session
New York on April 25 reports Bishop Dudley of Kentucky opening the ecumenical conference. The day’s work centered on educational efforts at Carnegie Hall with five afternoon section meetings held.
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New York
Dudley
Kentucky
Carnegie Hall
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