Anaconda Standard notices and offices listed
The Anaconda Standard publishes its publishing details, rates and office locations. It lists Main Office in Anaconda, branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls, Washington Bureau in Washington, and multiple newsstand locations including Chicago San Francisco Denver Salt Lake City and Paris reading room access.
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Butte
Missoula
Great Fails
Chicago
Postoffice Pience
Auditorium Annex
An Francisco
Palace Hotel
Denver
Glenarm Street
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake
Second South Street
S News Co
Montana
Societe Des Timrimertes Lemercier
Place de Opera
Paris
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Mont
Anaconda Standard's Circulation Lead in Montane Area
The Anaconda Standard reports its six month average circulation ending June 1900 at 11 722, higher than all allied newspapers in Montane combined, including Sunday editions. The note credits its greater reach to widespread readership and regional distribution.
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Anaconda Standard
Ally
Montane
Persian Shah Foiled Assassin in Europe Amid Extravagant Court Life
The Persian shah Muzaffer-ed-din, age forty seven, narrowly escaped a deadly assault during travels in Europe. He governs seven million subjects, controls royal revenues, and has a private fortune estimated at thirty million dollars. His lavish entertainments across Europe draw scrutiny and resentment.
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Ersia
Shah
Musgaffer-ed-din
Europe
Nesersine
Persia
Muzaffer-ed-din
Italy
England
Garden Parties While They Wait
NE dispatch from Tientsin laments lack of a clear leader as officers host garden parties while nearby couriers face danger. The piece questions whether these gatherings are borrowed or earned and recalls historic contrasts between festivity and war.
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Tientsin
Richmond
Waterloo
Caesar
Pharsalia
Napoleon
Marengo
Grant
Burg
Garden Parties at Tientsin Stir China War Curiosity
In lay terms eight thousand miles away readers wonder if gardens are legitimate spoils of war and if officers procure Chinese companions. The piece questions the nature of Tientsin garden parties, whether they are real or staged stag events, and previews a forthcoming historical chapter in the current Chinese war.
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Tientsin
Subscriptions and rivalries in the Bryan fund tale
Report notes Coogan and Clark pressed subscription offers to the Bryan campaign with grand sums and political maneuvering. Coogan promised 100000 dollars if Kansas City convention backed his vice presidential bid while Clark teased reporters about his own large yet vague pledge. The piece paints Clark as eager for media attention and plots within the Democratic camp.
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Cogan
Clark
Bryan
Coogan
Kansas City
New York
Bryan Fund
W. A. Clark
Waldorf-Astoria
Butte
Montana
New York Sun
Sun
Jones
James J. Coogan
Colonel Coogan
Democratic National Cameraian Fund
Stone
William A. Clark
Waldorf-Austoria
Europe
Democratic Campaign
Hauser
Senator Jones
Senate
Two Kinds of Anarchists
Mrs. Lary Parsons explains distinctions between militant and philosophical anarchists. The philosophical type is the idea driver while the militant acts. Parsons notes the public misapprehension of all anarchists as identical and argues the illuminated analyst versus the violent actor.
Anarchy Debate and Philosophical Critics Commentary
The piece contrasts militant and philosophical anarchists arguing that action comes from brute courage and notoriety, while purporting education and habits as roots of anarchist thought. It mocks philosophical anarchists and calls for a bath tub as a cure.
Iron and steel bosses weigh production limits for politics
The Record notes Chicago bankers and iron and steel leaders discuss planned production cuts to influence the 1900s campaign. They favor a staged shutdown to avoid anti trust scrutiny, with 150000 workers at risk. Mills may run at low output to signal repairs while preserving profits and labor peace. The outlook remains unsettled amid wage demands and political timing.
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Chicago
LaSalle Street
Gary
Federal Steel Company
McKinley
No South American Revolution Attires Itself in Massacre Hype
A terse, opinionated line notes that modern revolutions in South America fail to gain notice unless framed with extreme violence and intrigue. The remark contrasts sensational styling with political events, implying media bias toward dramatic narratives.
Attempt on Shah of Persia at Paris Exposition Fails
An assassination attempt on the Shah of Persia during his visit to the Paris Exposition failed. The incident appears unrelated to other events at the fair and is described as a routine security matter.
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Persia
Paris
Congress of
King Alexander of Servia Labeled Extra Hazardous Risk
Life insurance firms classify King Alexander of Servia as an extra hazardous risk, highlighting elevated actuarial concerns for insuring his life.
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Alexander of
Servia
Allies eye Pekin alliance and wild river sports recap
The text hints at an Anglo American alliance marching to Pekin amid political banter about emperors and rivals. It references a Helena Conda game where 83 runs were not enough as the side still won.
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Pekin
Helena Showcases Brilliant Tail Ending
A brief note highlights Helena displaying a brilliant tail ending with phenomenal execution. The comment praises agility and precision in the closing sequence.
Archisté Menagerie Roars Amid Blood Sight and Smell
The text describes a scene where blood’s scent and sight trigger a surge of roaring in the animal collection. The atmosphere conveys heightened tension as creatures react to an intense trigger.
Strenuous anarchist throws brick during red light incident
A strenuous anarchist hurled a brick and smashed a red light amid a disruptive confrontation. Police responded to the scene as bystanders watched authorities secure the area. Investigators pursue charges related to property damage and public safety violations.
India's Famine Across a Thousand Years of Sorrow
A New York Times correspondent reports that India's famine worsens as global events draw attention elsewhere. Heat, drought, and cholera devastate Gujarat's relief camps, with tens of thousands driven from homes and bodies left unburied as the death toll climbs.
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Simla
New York Times
Isis
India
Sons of
Orign
England
Cape
Aha
South Africa
America
Johannesburg
Pretoria
China
Puke
Pekin
Gujarat
Bombay Presidency
Anarchist Parodies and Broadway Talk at Chicago Social
Mrs Lucy Parsons drew crowd reception at a Chicago social session Wednesday night. The Helena Herald weighs in on odds and parodies while Pekin concert opens with expected musical dues. Observers compare L Hung to a hero or villain as debates on anarchists reach Paris and politics mix with tea room intrigue.
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Lucy Parsons
Chicago
Lucy
Powers
Advance to Pekin draws quiet cheers in Richmond
The piece notes Secretary Hay fears grandstand criticism over delays as the march to Pekin proceeds. It mentions Sousa composing a patriotic piece for a concert and Richmond, Va, joining in the “on to Pekin” chant while Roosevelt is urged to better control his words at the next event.
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Pekin
Hay
Richmond, Va
Montana League Sets Record With 68 Runs in Doubleheader
A Montana league day produced 68 runs across two games signaling a high scoring session. Teams showcased powerful batting across both contests and delighted local fans with offensive firepower and dramatic turnarounds.
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Gs Nas Bo
Montana ‘Ague
Drifting from Popular Government Reflections From Two Papers
Editorial comparison notes republican retrogression in U S policy toward the Philippines Puerto Rico and English influence. It cites the St Louis Republic and St Louis Globe-Democrat. The piece argues the model government is found in England not the United States. It also extols farming as a science linking botany entomology and geology to improving crops.
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St. Louis Republic
Philippines
Sal
Cubs
McKinley
Alexander Hamilton
United States
England
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Bryan . Courteous Anarchist and Ahab of Reform
The Springfield Republican notes a singular claim that Mr. Bryan, labeled an anarchist by opponents, embodies a paradoxical blend of courtesy and radical reform rhetoric spoken in the public arena.
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Bryan
Springfield Republican
Anarchy
Roosevelt Moderates Language While Attacking Opponents
The piece notes Roosevelt’s tempered tone toward political foes compared with a harsh critique from the Fifth Avenue and Harvard line. It cites charges of imperialism as a major issue ahead of November and references opinions from the Houston Post and Philadelphia Record about the Philippines and Bryan. It also discusses Democrats’ prospects, noting gold Democrats and Republican-leaning German votes, plus trust-backed men.
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Fifth Avenue
Harvard
Roosevelt
Coronel
Egypt Oversees Prosperity Under Cromer Rule
Lord Cromer reports a 1888 surplus over two million dollars and a debt drop amid Nile drought. Revenue reaches a peak since British occupation, with storage reservoirs advancing. Frontiers with Menelik noted as favorable, Sudan reorganized, despite land registration troubles and dervish displacement complicating land ownership.
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Egypt
Lord Cromer
Menelek
Anaconda Elks Accept Invitations to Butte Events
At the Anaconda lodge of Elks meeting, members accepted invitations from Silver Bow lodge 240 of Butte for a grand celebration on August 16 and a big Elk round up on August 24 and 25. A four member committee was appointed to arrange the trip, and about 12 Elks are expected to participate.
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Anaconda Lodge of Elks
Standard Hall
Silver Bow Lodge No. 240
Butte
Anaconda Lodge
St. Mary's Hall Offers Specialized Arts and Music Program
A homelike girls school limits enrollment to 75 with exceptional health among pupils. It highlights music and art advantages, a gymnasium, a college preparatory course, and certificates restricted to Ellesley and other colleges. Address ST. MARY'S HALL, Fasbault, Minnesota.
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ST. Mary’s Hall
Ellesley
HK Whipyle
Caroline Wright
Principe
ST. Mary's Hall
Fasbault
Mignesots
de Koven
Lake Steilacoom
Pulpordo
Lake View
Wash
Del
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