Anaconda Standard offers regional distribution details
The Anaconda Standard lists publication info including pricing, post office entry, and delivery rates. It notes daily and Sunday editions, branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls, bureaus in Washington and Chicago and pickup at various newsstands. It also mentions reading room access in Paris and directs general correspondence to Anaconda Montana.
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Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Chicago
Postoffice
Bicaco
Auditorium Annex
Francisco
Palace Hotel
Denver
Glenarm Street
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake
Anaconda Standard Circulation Lead Reported
Advertisement copy claims the Anaconda Standard has a larger bona fide paid circulation than all ally Montana newspapers combined for six months ending June 30, 1900, with an average daily and Sunday figure of 11,722.
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Anaconda Standard
Montana
Aily
Twelve Pages of Nebraska for Vice President Adlai E Stevenson
A Nebraska edition coverage outlines Adlai E Stevenson's bid for the vice presidency. The four column spread highlights campaign positions, speaking itinerary, and local endorsements. Nebraska readers are urged to participate in upcoming political events and volunteer for Stevenson supporters.
Shah Muzaffer ed Din of Persia Amid European Turmoil
The shah Muzaffer ed Din, age forty seven, travels through Europe amid an assassination attempt. He rules Persia with absolute power over seven million subjects and a private fortune estimated at 30 million dollars. He enjoys vast diamond holdings and costly entertainments across Europe and England.
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ERSNA
Shah
Muzaffer-ed-din
Europe
Persia
Mugaffer-ed-din
Italy
Claes
England
Garden Parties Amid War Crisis In Tilentsin
A Tilentsin dispatch mocks officers hosting garden parties while citizens 90 miles away face massacre. The piece questions the source of their leisure, whether parties are borrowed or stolen, and cites historic contrasts between festivity and battle.
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Tilentsin
Richmend
Waterloo
Caesar
Pharsalia
Napoleon
Marengo
Grant
Vicksburg
Gardens of Tientsin and the Chinese War
In laymen terms the piece questions whether gardens are legitimate spoils of battle in the modern military code and contemplates the curious garden parties near Tientsin. It asks if officers procure Chinese ladies and if gardens are fully furnished with lovers walks and benches. It hints at stage parties lacking gracious femininity.
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Tientsin
Two C s and Clark debate campaign subscriptions
The piece describes Coogan and Clark pushing for large donations to Democratic funds. Coogan boasted of a $100,000 pledge and pressuring Kansas City delegates for his vice presidential nomination. Clark teased reporters about his own subscription and hinted at big sums while denying specifics, with references to his Montana workforce and Waldorf Astoria remarks.
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Cogan
Clark
Ryan
Coogan
Kansas City
New York
Bryan Fund
W. A. Clark
Waldorf-Astoria
Butte
Montana
Bia
Sun
Jones
James J. Coogan
Colonel Coogan
Mr. Stone
William A. Clark
Europe
Democratic Campaign
Stone
Senator Jones
Senate
Two Kinds of Anarchists Explored by Lucy Parsons
Lucy Parsons distinguishes militant and philosophical anarchists in Chicago. The militant type acts independently while the philosophical type advocates organization and study, though many actual offenders lack formal ideology.
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Lucy Parsons
Parsons
Chicago
Lucy
Bress
Kant
Hanna
Delsarte
The Philosophical Anarchist and The Bath Tub Cure
The piece attacks philosophical anarchists and their thinkers behind acts of violence. It argues militants rely on brute courage and notoriety, rejects the idea of philosophical anarchism, and attributes anarchist causes to education, imagination, alcohol, and habits, ending with a call for a bath tub cure.
Political maneuvering eyed in steel industry shutdown talks
Chicago meeting of iron and steel leaders discussed a potential extended shutdown to influence the political scene ahead of the November election. Executives favor Republican ties and seek legislative favors while claiming some mills may operate at a loss under the guise of necessary repairs. Aims to avert anti-trust backlash amid campaign pressures.
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Chicago
Iron and Steel
Ely
LaSalle Street
Gary
Federal Steel Company
Hote Vietle
Hurines
No South American Revolution Draws Attention in Massacre Style
A fragment notes that no South American revolution gains notice unless it presents with the latest massacres and mysteries, hinting at sensationalism in coverage. The line reflects media framing and public appetite for dramatic events.
Attempt on Shah of Persia Fails at Paris Exposition
An assassination attempt on the Shah of Persia visiting the Paris Exposition failed, with no successful outcomes tied to the exposition. The report notes that nothing connected to the Paris Exposition succeeded.
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Persia
King Alexander of Servia Labeled Hazardous Life Risk
Life insurance firms classify King Alexander of Servia as an extra hazardous risk, reflecting growing caution in underwriting high profile rulers. The note underscores political risk as a factor in premium calculations.
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Alexander of
Servia
Telegrapher Sheng Targeted Amid Allied Tensions
In a tense note about allied actions, Sheng the telegraph operator faces risk as factions consider drastic measures. The passage hints at coercion and potential violence during strategic moves involving Neo.
Crowned heads and radicals clash over imperial policy
In a historic tone the piece compares current anarchist aims against Emperor William to the partisan battles of 1900 between Tom Reed and McKinley and recalls Conkling versus Blaine in 1884.
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William
Tom Reed
MckKinley
Conkling
Blaine
Anglo American alliance marching to Pekin
No valid objection to an Anglo American alliance marching toward Pekin is evident in the source text. The statement frames such an alliance as inevitable and uncontroversial within the described context.
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Pekin
Helena Ana Conda Fans Enjoy 33 Runs Yet Lose
Report notes a high scoring Helena Ana Conda game yesterday with 33 runs. Despite the offense the home team still secured a victory, leaving spectators surprised by the result.
Helena Showcases Brilliant Phenomena Tail Ending
A brief note highlights Helena presenting brilliant phenomens in a tail ending display.
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Helena
Blood and Roaring Menagerie Alarm Archists
The passage depicts a volatile scene with blood and odor triggering an outburst among a group of archists. Tension rises as the crowd reacts violently, signaling a chaotic confrontation.
Strenuous anarchist action ends with brick throw and red light smash
A tense incident involves an anarchist throwing a brick and smashing a red light. Police investigated the disturbance, with bystanders describing the confrontation as heated and chaotic.
India Suffering Famine Amid War and China Distractions
A New York Times correspondent laments India’s famine rivaled by global events. He notes monsoon failure, massive mortality in Gujarat, cholera outbreaks, and mass migrations to relief camps as war in South Africa and the China crisis push India from the world’s focus.
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Simla
New York Times
India
Sons
Origo
Affaire
England
Cape
South Africa
America
Johannesburg
Pretoria
China
Puzile
Pekin
Gujarat
Bombay Presidency
Anarchist speech stirs Chicago social gathering
Mrs Lucy Parsons spoke at a Chicago social session on Wednesday night. The Helena Herald discounts betting odds 46 to 1 and 16 to 1 as it notes her remarks challenging anarchists to show their strength and resolve.
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Lucy Parsons
Chicago
Lucey
Helena
Nome Offers Poets Parody Material For Home Sweet Home
Nome provides poets with select lines and phrases to lampoon the song Home Sweet Home. The offer invites playful reimagining while preserving recognizable imagery from the classic tune.
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Nome
Concert Programme Sets Track for Pekin Duet Spotlight
The page lists the opening act as a joint performance by American and British artists. Pekin will hear a duet piece featured on the programme as part of the concert by leading powers.
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Pekin
Montana Pro Ball Players Face Ad Infinitum Run Accumulation
A terse notice reminds Montana professional athletes about the concept of endless run accumulation in the context of their sport, urging awareness of extended scoring sequences and game pacing.
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Montana
Uncertain Judgment of L Hung Chang in Play
At the current stage of the drama spectators debate whether L Hung Chang should be seen as hero or heavy villain, reflecting a moral ambiguity in the performance.
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L Hung Chang
Emperor Wiam resembles Mr. T. Roosevelt in oration
An orator and philosopher notes that Emperor Wiam bears a striking likeness to Theodore Roosevelt in manner and speech. The comparison highlights rhetorical style and public presence, suggesting parallels in leadership charisma.
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Emperor Wiam
Mr. T. Roosevelt
Paris Faces Anarchist Congress After Anarchist Fracas
The text notes Paris suffering from political strife as an anarchist congress looms, with oriental intrigue still forcing politics into a debate once considered minor.
Secretary Hay rushes advance to Pekin to avoid delay
The advance to Pekin shows Secretary Hay fears grandstand accusations of delaying the game. It is hoped the relief column can arrive without Tugela river incidents affecting the route.
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Pekin
Hay
Marching Through China Richmond Joins Pekin Cry
Mr Sousa may compose a piece for the concert. Richmond Virginia unites in a wave of support for Pekin referenced cry. Roosevelt’s next performance is awaited with hopes of improved rhetoric.
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Mr. Sousa
Through
China
Richmond, Va
Montana squad nets 63 runs in two games on single day
A Montana team posted a combined 63 runs across two games, marking a strong offensive showing for the day. The pair of contests showcased the squad’s batting depth and consistent scoring pressure.
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Montana Ague
Current Comment from St. Louis papers on government and empire
The St. Louis Republic criticizes drifting from popular government and U S policy in the Philippines and Porto Rico, urging a return to republican ideas. The St. Louis Globe-Democrat extols farming tied knowledge, noting botany entomology and geology relate to agriculture and soil improvement.
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St. Louis Republic
Philippines
En Cubs
McKinley
Alexander Hamilton
United States
England
Olegies
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Bryan Courteous Anarchist. From the Springfield Republican
A readable fragment notes the label of Mr. Bryan as an alleged apostle of anarchy and comments on the perception of his views.
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Bryan
Springfeld
Roosevelt Moderation Compared to Opponents Cited
The piece cites mixed portrayals of Roosevelt and Bryanites with varying opinions about imperialism and policy. It quotes critiques from the Houston Post and Philadelphia Record, noting tensions over anti imperial stance and political wit. It also references Senator Hoar’s view on the Philippines and Democrat perceptions.
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The
Houston Post
Kansas City
Philadelphia Record
Senator Hoar
Philippines
Hoar
Democrats' Hope in Bryan From Indianapolis Sentinel
The newspaper cites three bases for confidence: a return of gold Democrats, Republican accessions including German voters due to McKinley’s foreign policy, and men favored by trusts allegedly fostered by Republicans. The piece argues these factors could sway the election in Bryan's favor.
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Indianapolis
Mr. Bryan
McKinley
Egypt’s progress under Lord Cromer noted in 1899 report
Lord Cromer reports a 1899 surplus exceeding 2 million dollars and a debt reduction. Revenue hits a record high despite Nile floods, aiding storage reservoir construction. Friendly ties with Emperor Menelik cited and Sudan reorganization proceeds amid land registration challenges and tribal expulsions.
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Egypt
Lord Cromer
Menelek
Anaconda Elks Accept Invitations to Butte Events
At a regular Elks meeting in Anaconda a Silver Bow lodge invitation to a grand celebration in Butte on August 16 was accepted. A committee will arrange travel for about 190 Anaconda Elks. An invitation to the Elk round up in Butte on August 4 and 24 was also accepted.
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Anaconda Lodge of Elks
Standard Hall
Silver Bow Lodge No. 240
Butte
Anaconda Lodge
St. Marys Hall Advertises Girls School in Faribault
A homelike girls school proclaims phenomenal pupil health with a 75 pupil limit. Special music and art advantages, gymnasium, proprietary course in certificate limits to eliessey and other colleges. Rector H.K Whipele and Miss Caroline Wright Bells advertise contact at St. Marys Hall Faribault Minggesots.
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Eliessey
Rether H.K Whipele
Caroline Wright Bells
Principe
ST. Mary's Hall
Faribault
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Anaconda News
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M. J. Connell Company
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Fassle
le Fe
Butte, Mo
Rice, Fulton & Gold
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West Park St
Butte, Mont
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Gonzaga College
Annie Wright Seminary
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