The Anaconda Standard publication details
The Anaconda Standard listing publishing info including pricing, offices in Anaconda Butte Missoula Great Falls, Washington Bureau address, distribution points in Chicago San Francisco Denver and Salt Lake City, and mailing details for subscriptions and correspondence.
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Chicago
Postoffice
Auditorium Annex
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Denver
Lawrence St
Seventeenth St
Salt Lake
Second South
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Mont
Anaconda Standard Advertisers Guarantee
The Anaconda Standard promises advertisers a bona fide paid circulation for daily and Sunday editions, claiming a rate three times larger than any other Montana newspaper. Advertising contracts will be based on this circulation guarantee.
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The
Anaconda Standard
Montana
Butte Miner Editor Praises Pettus Report On Clark Seat Case
The piece reprints and comments on Pettus report about W A Clark and election validity. It notes the minority finding that money was spent illegally and that the senate, public, and press condemn Clark. The Miner argues the majority view undermines Clark while praising the Pettus conclusions.
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Butte
Pettus
W. A. Clark
Whiteside
Nolan
Clark
Madison
Wellcome
Harris
Senate
Montana
Seattle Post- Intelligencer
Kentucky Violence Theory Provokes Mountaineer Debate
A historic newspaper column questions the view that Kentucky mountaineers are defined by mountainous altitude and savage temper. It cites a Philadelphia Press theory linking high altitude to fierce behavior and argues Montana would then show more desperadoes if geography dictated instincts.
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Kentucky
Philadelphia
Montana
The Mountain Theory and Kentucky Bloodlines
The piece argues a mountain theory as a flawed explanation for regional violence, contrasting Montana and Kentucky. It hints that Kentucky’s reputed bloodiness may stem from whiskey culture and moonshine, not geography, while noting moral and political contrasts with other states.
The Clark Bribery Case in the Senate Debate
The piece argues Senators Pettus and Harris created little interest with views on Clark's guilt. It defends the prosecution showing Clark committed bribery and perjury and critiques the minority report and Campbell's handling. It notes responses to Ben Hill and procedural questions, asserting overall guilt and improper defenses.
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Standard
Washington
Pettus and Harris
Senate
Clark
Campbell
Ben Hill
Helena
Pettus and
Harris
Faulkner
Whiteside
Controversy Over Clark Case And Senate Dissent
The piece argues the Clark bribery case and the minority report by Senators Pettus and Harris, noting how testimony and opinions shape the conviction narrative. It contrasts assertions of conspiracy and perjury with doubts about evidence while marking other news: Cronje's death, Boer retreat, and Chicago Dewey celebration.
Secretary Long as Vice Presidential Pick Favored by Hanna
A report notes Secretary Long would be a more acceptable vice presidential candidate for Mr. Hanna if he spoke with greater fluency and rhythm.
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Long
Boers Shown Stubbornitude Matching Strategy Says Roberts
Lord Roberts notes the Boers display obstinacy comparable to their strategic planning as operations unfold. The remark frames resistance as both a tactical and morale issue in the campaign.
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Lord Roberts
Watterson backs Nebraskan seat in party split vote
Henry Watterson favors a minority report on Bryan's nomination but agrees with the Democratic party's decision to seat the Nebraskan, aligning with a senate precedent.
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Henry Watterson
Senate
Bryan
Republican State Conventions Adopt Similar Platform
Platforms from Ohio Pennsylvania New Hampshire Massachusetts and Indiana GOP events this week appear aligned, drafted in the same manner, and produced using a common typewriter method, signaling coordinated messaging across states.
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Ohio
Pennsylvania
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Indiana
Americo Turkish War Delays College Commencement Plans
The war effort appears to have no plan to prompt colleges to accelerate or rush their commencement exercises.
Arithmetic of Boer War Costs and Indian Policy
A scrambled item notes a claim that Boer war costs at 712 dollars per minute imply pressure on the British to admit more Indians to famine risk. It also mentions a Boston traveler in Porto Rico observing locals adopting American phrases and drinks like wiski coctail ron, with rum priced at 19 cents a quart, and criticizes the traveler’s funeral coverage.
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India
Boston
Porto Rico
Press Attacks Reach The Sultan In Constantinople
Vivid critique from American press targets the sultan, sparking reactions in Constantinople and beyond as editors weigh imperial policies and leadership.
Laughter Expected If Lord Roberts Missteps
If Lord Roberts should make a mis take of any kind, several peals of horse laughter will be heard arising from General Kuller s tent.
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Lord Roberts
General Kuller
Notable Figures in Brief Biographical Notes
A string of short profile notes covers Henry Labouchere as careless in dress and fond of home life, Eugene Vivier the cornetist compared to Napoleon II, and President Kruger wearing military insignia. It also notes Paul Meurice gifting Hugo pictures, Theodore Havemeyer Jr as heir to vast fortunes, and Havemeyer’s daily Wall Street work with golf and polo as hobbies.
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Henry Labouchere
Paul Meurice
Victor Hugo
Bibliotheque Nationale of Paris
Hugo
Theodore A. Havemeyer, Jr
Havemeyer
Wall Street
Cattle Market Outlook Cautious Says Conrad Kohrs
Hon Conrad Kohrs, famed cattleman, notes doubt about cattle market as 21 000 cattle hit Chicago markets last Friday. He cites high corn prices driving heavy shipments while Montana cattle remain in good condition after a mild winter and ample pasture. He warns 15 year low cattle numbers meet past severe losses, yet sheep numbers reach record highs.
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Conrad Kohrs
Chicago
Montana
Kohrs
Loag
Death of FE C Reber in Butte After Long Illness
Death occurred at 10 o clock yesterday morning of FE C Reber a well known figure in a wide circle of friends He had suffered from dropsy for years and bronchitis recently worsened Funeral details not yet announced He was born in Berks county Pennsylvania in 1844 and came to Butte ten years ago living at 216 South Idaho street He leaves a wife three sons and two daughters W H Reber works for the electric light company W S Reber is with Alderman Ferns grocery E A Reber is a miner Daughters are Helen and Carrie Reber
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C. Reber
Reber
Mr. Reber
Berks County
Pennsylvania
Butte
South Idaho Street
W. H. Reber
Electric Light Company
W. S. Reber
Alderman Ferns
E. A Reber
Helen
Carrie Reber
Burr McIntosh Stars in Pudd'nhead Wilson at Grand
Burr McIntosh made his first appearance as Pudd'nhead Wilson before a Butte audience at the Grand last night and drew praise as one of the best interpreters of the noted village lawyer. The supporting cast includes Nina Morris as Roxy and Frank Campeau as Tom Driscoll with others praised for solid work. The play continues through the week.
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Burr McIntosh
William Mackeye
Sheriff Blake
Menifee Johnstone
Chambers
Frank Campeau
Tom Driscoll
Ladies Circle of Woodcraft Hosts Fidel ity Hall Entertainment
The women of the Woodcraft circle hosted an evening program at Fidelity Hall for Butte lodge of the Woodmen of the World. The crowded hall featured piano solos, recitals, vocal and zither numbers, an address of welcome, and a duet, followed by refreshments.
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Woodcraft
Fidelity Hall
Butte Lodge
Woodmen of the World
Miss Mooney
J. W. Jaquette
John Bloor
Mr. Rice
Zither Club
Mr. Argyle
J. C. Langford
J. P. Hendricks
Donnelly
Measrs
Hall and Kitto
Inquest Rules Accidental Poisoning Death Nora Talta
Coroner Jullien held an inquest at Sherman’s undertaking rooms on Nora Talta who died at St Paul’s hospital from poison taken days earlier. Associates’ statements claiming accidental poisoning were supported by the jury verdict which found the death accidental.
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Jullien
Sherman's Undertaking Rooms
Nora Talta
St. Paul's Hospital
Train held up near Higginson by lone bandit
A southbound 8 Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern passenger train was held at Higginson, 50 miles north of Little Rock, at 1 a.m. by a lone negro bandit who robbed one coach at pistol point. He escaped.
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Little Rock
Ark
Iron Mountain & Southern
Higginson
Labor union boycott of Dewey celebration in Chicago
The executive committee of district eight of the International Association of Machinists declared promoters of the Dewey celebration antagonistic to union labor and ordered members to take no part in it.
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Chicago
International Association of Machinists
Clark as Public Benefactor and the Senate Election Reform
The St Paul Globe asserts William A. Clark of Montana is a public benefactor though he may not admit it. It criticizes the corruption of his U S Senate election and argues for a shift to popular vote rather than legislative selection of senators.
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St. Paul Globe
William A. Clark
Montana
United States
Rawlins to push indictment of senate factions committee
Salt Lake Tribune reports that Senator Rawlins plans action in the next day or two to have the senate committee on factions indicted over its report on Sena. The move signals a partisan clash as lawmakers contest the panel's findings.
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The
Salt Lake Tribune
Rawlins
Senate Committee
Sena
Clark Senate Seat Declared Void Over Bribery Case
The senate committee on privileges and elections found William A. Clark was not duly elected to the United States Senate and urged early action to declare his seat vacant. The report cites bribery and corrupt practices and notes the findings align with public knowledge of the case.
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Tor Clark
Minneapolis Times
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Clark
William A. Clark
Senate of
United States
Senate
Clark case ends in Montana politics and senate question
The Bozeman Chronicle notes the Clark affair is over at last and that the senate would not seat W A Clark after the committee proceedings. It urges citizens to view money in politics as ineffective and urges noble representation by Montana’s people.
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Bozeman Chronicle
Clark
W. A. Clark
Union
Senate
Montana
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