The Anaconda Standard Publication and Rates
The Anaconda Standard publishing company lists daily and Sunday editions with varying subscription prices and terms. It notes office locations in Anaconda and branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls, plus a Washington Bureau and multiple newsstand sites across major cities.
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Standard Publishing Company, Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda
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Great Falls
Anaconda Standard Circulation Lead Stated
The Anaconda Standard proclaims a larger bona fide paid circulation than all other Montana dailies combined. It cites a six month average ending June 30, 1900 of 11,722.
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Anaconda Standard
Montana
Bryan for President Stevenson for Vice President
A political endorsement on twelve pages urges William J. Bryan of Nebraska for president and Adlai E. Stevenson of Illinois for vice president. The message labels the ticket as a bold choice for national leadership and reform.
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William J. Bryan
Nebraska
Noted Italian Assassin and Anarchy Critique
The piece argues against Italian anarchists who killed King Humbert and condemns political violence. It asserts that U S ideals reject murder as propaganda and links anti monarchist acts to harm, contrasting with the founders of the republic who did not pursue royal assassination. It condemns dynastic killings and notes the lasting harm caused by such acts.
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Humbert
House of Pariament
Safe in Pekin Minister Conger News Brings Cautious Relief
The state department reports Minister Conger is safe and the American legation household has not suffered as badly as feared. Morning dispatches suggest the worst may be avoided, easing public tension after days of anxiety. A Pekin blackout previously seemed likely to widen global alarm.
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Hose
Conger
Pekin
China
Flag policy critique of McKinley on Alaska surrender
A partisan editorial attacks President McKinley for lowering the American flag in Alaska arguing the territory was wrongly surrendered to Great Britain after decades of presumed sovereignty. The piece cites historic flag-raisings and removals to claim deception and demagogy in imperial policy.
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McKinley
Alaska
Great Britain
Russia
Britain
President hauls down American flag amid Philippine debate
The text asserts the flag was lowered and American sovereignty renounced by the president who tried to suppress discussion on the Philippine question. It claims the president answered his own question by hauling down the flag.
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England
Silver issue and Montana’s stance at the Kansas City convention
The Montana voter faced a bitter quarrel over silver policy as the Kansas City convention favored a platform excluding full silver restoration. Montana’s delegates, notably Sam Hauser and W. A. Clark, allegedly acted to mute silver protest, leaving Montana politically betrayed while McKinley’s gold-standard Republicans and a steadfast silver faction struggled to define the state’s choice in 1896.
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Kansas City
Montana
Dicker
W. A. Clark
Clark
Sam Hauser
Hauser
McKinley
Limiting Production Casts Shadow Over Steel Industry
The article notes widespread plans to curb production across tinplate, cotton, woolen mills, and especially iron and steel. Prices have fallen about a third while costs stay high, spurring talks among Carnegie, Federal Steel, and others to coordinate output cuts. A reduction in production would trigger layoffs and ripple through merchants, coal, coke, and ore sectors, worsening overall business conditions.
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Carnagie Company
Federal Steel
Bessemer
Boom Talk Turns to Hard Times and Blame
The piece argues that prosperity faded as business curbed, noting the boom was largely artificial and boosted by Republican aims to win elections. It predicts disappointment for party leaders and their attempts to blame Democrats, questioning if they can mislead voters as in 1896.
What Really Was Said About Chandler and Clark
A lengthy reflection on New Hampshire Senate politics and the Chandler Clark episode. It notes Clark’s alleged money role in opposition to Chandler, Clark’s shifting stance, and the senators who found no Daly conspiracy but did find bribery by Clark’s agents.
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New Hampshire
Chandler
Senate
Butte Miner
W. A. Clark
Chandaler
Clark
Senator Chandler
Clarks
Washington
Clark Gang
Mr. Chandler
Hoar
McComas
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Perkins
Caffrey
Pettite
Turley
Burrows
Daly
Florence
Connecticut
Hartford
New Haven
Jefferson
How Long Does It Take
Newspapers across the country label the McKinley opposition as true Democrats while opposing the 1896 Democratic ticket. A so called goldbug committee at Indianapolis sparked debate by voting against a convention and ticket, then uniting to call no convention. The episode prompts questions about party loyalty and political strategy.
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Themeels
McKinley
Indianapolis
General Wood Says Cubans Show Self Government Ills
Utica Observer notes General Wood praising Cuban commitment to self government citing elections as orderly yet competitive. It questions continued carpetbag rule after pledging independence and warns against provoking rebellion as with the Filipinos.
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Utica
Wood
President’s failure to summon Congress harms Constitution view
The Philadelphia Times argues the president's refusal to convene Congress strains constitutional limits, weakens support for the administration, and fuels accusations of imperial aims during a grave crisis. It urges the president to act within constitutional authority to reassure supporters.
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Philadelphia Times
Congress
How the Chinese Look at 1 1 From the Evening Post
An essay imagines alternative world shocks to US borders and asks whether American policy and sympathy should favor a nonmilitarized response. It argues for a diplomatic path, mutual rights in China, and a joint American European approach to restraint and sovereignty.
Admiral Seymour’s Marines Read Paper Before Pekin March
The Pueblo column columnist mocks Admiral Seymour and his two thousand marines in varicolored uniforms saying a pause to read this paper would reveal they face no guaranteed walkover as they march toward Pekin and the state-assertive policy.
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Pueblo
Col. Chieftain
Admiral Seymour
Pekin
Trusts Push Prices Warn Readers of Excessive Tax
The Keokuk item accuses trusts of raising prices and forcing public assessments while alleging Hanna has drained profits. It hints at political manipulation and calls out the tactic as common in trust activity. The piece references Chicago Chronicle praise for George Frisbie Hear and his shift from sentimentalist to respected statesman supporting McKinley.
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Keokuk
Hanna
Chicago Chronicle
George Frisbie
Worcester
Mass
Georg Frisbie
McKinley
Rabies Policy Update and World War Talk Spoofs
A garbled mix highlights English dog rabies policy easing for England with isolation for immigrant dogs. It also notes Kansas City coverage claiming General Joe Wheeler urged sending troops to China while joking about his health and travel.
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Kansas City Journal
Joe Wheeler
China
Notable Society Notes Touch On Education And Crime
A London dinner sees souvenirs shaped as Chinamen while Rider Haggard urges athletic training for missionaries. Mme Pak becomes Corea’s first fully trained female doctor, nursing her late husband during study. Atlanta man James L. Baker seeks pardon to evangelize after murder conviction. Fontane Adams, Missouri judge, valued at $50,000, noted as wealthy. German mountaineering book on Kilimanjaro by Dr Hans Meyer described. Mrs Armstrong at Madison Square Garden observed in her husband’s clothes. Boer leader Olivier noted as a rich yet ruthless fighter. Lord Byrom memorial notices continue yearly in London papers.
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Commandant Olivier
Free State
Snyman
Mafeking
Daniel Botha
Lord Byrom
Admirer Bequeaths Funds for Byron Statue Wreaths
A donor leaves money to place Marechal Niel wreaths at the foot of a statue in Hamilton gardens each year. The fund also covers annual advertisements until Westminster Abbey permits inscribing the name Byron in the poets corner.
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Lord Byron
Marechal Niel Rages
Hamilton Gardens
Westminster Abbey
Byron
Metropolis humor and scattered quips in a newspaper mix
A collage of light satire from various papers includes jokes about cities, social quirks, a Scottish anecdote, classroom mishaps, a Connecticut speech, and a Paris court scene. It portrays humor about daily life, travel, schooling, and public figures through brief, clipped lines.
St Mary's Hall A homelike girls school in Faribault
A short prospectus for St Mary's Hall Faribault Minnesota describes a homelike girls school with exceptional pupil health, limited to 75 students, offering music and art, a gymnasium, college preparatory course, and certificates admitting to Wellesley and other colleges. Rt. Rev H B Whipple is rector and Miss Caroline Wright Felts is principal. For details address St Mary's Hall.
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Wellesley
H. B Whipple
Caroline Wright Felts
ST. Mary's Mall
Faribault
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