Anaconda Standard Masthead and mailing info
The Anaconda Standard office details list publishers and proprietors, daily and Sunday editions, subscription rates, and office locations. It notes branch offices in Butte, Missoula, and Great Falls, a Washington bureau, and multiple newsstands plus international mail guidance.
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Standard Publishing Company, Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda
The
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Anaconda Standard Tops Montana Circulation
The Anaconda Standard boasted the largest bona fide paid circulation of any daily newspaper in Montana, outpacing all others combined. The six months ending June showed a daily and Sunday average of 11,722. August 11, 1909.
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Anaconda Standard
Montana
Bryan for President Stevenson for Vice President
A ticket pairing William J. Bryan of Nebraska for president and Adlai E. Stevenson of Illinois for vice president is proposed. The traditionally Democratic figures are presented as a combined leadership ticket for the forthcoming election.
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Adlai E. Stevenson
Illinois
Allied column to Pekin faces peril and rumor
The article chronicles the relief expedition toward Pekin, noting uncertain terrain, Chinese forces, and river obstructions. It highlights mixed alliances including Americans, British, and Japanese with Russians following, and warns of delays, rumors, and peril as the march continues.
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Pekin
South Africa
China
London Newspaper Property Could Suit William Clark
A London Dispatch reports Mr William Waldorf Astors newspaper property is for sale at a reasonable price. It suggests William Andrews Clark could enter London journalism, with scope beyond Montana holdings, noting potential cross press influence and mutual gains between the Pall Mall Gazette and Montana publications.
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London Dispatch
William Waldorf Astor
London
William Andrew Clark
Clark
Montana
Continental Press
Pall Mall Gazette
American Press
Butte
London Pal Mall Gazette
Elem
Creat Falls
Clark urged to buy Paris Figaro and London paper chain
The editorial endorses Senator Clark for expanding his media holdings by acquiring the Paris Figaro and the London Pall Mall Gazette. It argues these papers would showcase art patronage, boost influence in politics, and financially benefit Clark’s banking house, with other papers listed as potential additions.
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Paris
Clark
Organea
London
Pall Mall Gazette
Mr. Astor
Mr. Clark
Astor
Pal
Butte Miner
Helena Independent
Great Falls Tribune
Prickly Pear Megaphone
Garrison Bazoo
W. A. Clark & Bro's. Banking House
Roberts Critiques Gold Stock in Monetary Debate
The piece critiqued director Roberts for partisan framing in discussing the country's gold stock. It argues he overestimates criticism of silver advocates, notes his shift on gold supply, and contends official estimates mislead about money quantity and the gold standard's necessity.
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INT
Roberts
Cain
Financial School
Mint
Gauge
Laberte
Gould
Republican Party
Mr. Roberts
Gem Asc
World gold share and metal basing in international trade
The article explains how a country's distributive share of international money rises with bimetallic backing. It contrasts gold basis limits with bi metal systems, where both gold and silver stocks expand the funds available for movement across borders amid trade demands.
Political Stage Shifts as Figures Debate Stump Speech
In a tense exchange Mr. Reed declines to stump for McKinley while speculation grows over Prince Tuan and Victor Emmanuel III. Relays report readiness of relief columns reaching Pek and hint at ongoing club efforts to maintain winning streaks.
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Thomas B. Reed
McKinley
Mr. Eed
Rumors Roil Newsrooms Over Foreign Affairs
The passage reflects sensational chatter about Admiral Dewey and U S beliefs on China Boxers Emperor William II and Victor Emmanuel II with references to Conger messages and delayed transmissions. It reads as a characteristic early 20th century foreign affairs rumor sheet.
Death of Li Hung Chang Surprises Foreign Reporters
The report of Li Hung Chang's death by his own action was dismissed as mere campaign chatter. Monza and New Orleans fade back into obscurity as Pekin maintains a blazing pace, leaving rivals in the dust.
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Li Hung Chang
Monza
New Orleans
Pekin
General Chaffee Seeks Rapid Contact With Legislators
General Chaffee pressed to reach the lawmakers quickly before they age or fall by violence, showing urgency in his efforts to influence the legationists before they die of old age.
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Chaffee
Europeans Question Walking Route Between Tientsin And Pekin
Russia Germany and France express confidence in a safe walking path between Tientsin and Pekin though they do not join the advance movement. The Helena club earns praise for its strong efforts despite errors. Emperor William is urged to secure Bloody Bridles Wait for staff vacancies.
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Russia
Germany
France
Tientsin
Pekin
William
Anglo American Japanese collaboration praised by Chaffee
The article notes Chaffee champions a cooperative Anglo American Japanese approach. It highlights support for closer collaboration among the three nations and outlines potential benefits in trade and policy.
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Chaffee
Insanity Plea Fails in Mrs. Bressi Husband Case
Mrs Bressi argues her husband is insane but the judge rejects the insanity defense finding no basis to exempt him from trial. The court proceeding moves forward with standard criminal considerations and potential verdict outcomes.
Press Reconsiders Mr W A Clark as Ridicule
The American press resumes its critique of Mr W A Clark, continuing to mock him as a figure of ridicule and a perpetual joke in editorial commentary.
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Tts
W. A. Clark
Helena Declines Split Season Bet Refusal
Helena rejects the idea of dividing the season and refuses to consider the latter half on her bet half beyond doubt. She stands firm against changing the schedule or wagering splits.
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Helena
Anarchy Popularization Effort Acknowledges Setback
In a surprising stance, supporters concede that the attempt to popularize anarchy has failed, citing limited impact and growing opposition as key factors in the reassessment. Bresel is noted as agreeing with the overall assessment of the effort.
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Mr. Bresel
Local Debate Highlights Budget Clash and Public Policy
The discussion centers on a major budget question over 100000 pounds and a contentious Star Spangled Banner banking issue, reflecting a clash between principle and expenditure. Citizens weigh cost, symbolism, and impact as officials seek a resolution.
Aging Statesman Hung Emerges as Odorost in War Talk
The passage hails L! Hung as a venerable figure advancing in a grand odorost while Secretary Root is urged to be praised if he guards against Alger’s errors. It suggests waiting for tomorrow’s China news for clearer insight.
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L! Hung -Hang
Root
Alger
Doubtful State Plans Stir Ongoing Friction
Mr. Hanna denies pressuring Mr. Hoosevelt with burchardisms though he suspects sending him into doubtful states may be ill advised.
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Mr. Hanna
Mr. Hoosevelt
Emperor William Compared to Roosevelt in Nation Image
The article likens Emperor William to Theodore Roosevelt, noting his solid reputation. It mentions Angelo Bresei’s pictures, a Bryan notification in Indianapolis, and hints at Kaneusky as a nomination doubt, while Berlin offering no sermon report suggests a clerical exchange with a rural parish priest.
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Emperor William
Theodore Roosevelt
Nations
Berlin
William
England Never True to an Ally in Eastern Crises
A Philadelphia Times summary of a London dispatch criticizes British jealousy toward American actions in China. It defends American conduct at Taku and Tientsin, denies looting charges, and argues England habitually betrays allies in wars, urging restraint against hostile British reporting.
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Philadelphia Times
London
Shanghai
Ferguson
Sheng
Pek
China
Kempff
Taku
Tientsin
Liscum
Remey
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France
Crimea
Frances
Sebastopol
Raglan
Balaclava
Inkermann
Todleben
Duke of York
Marlborough
Prince Eugene
Wellington
Spain
Portugal
Afghanistan
East African Company
Persia
Independent States of
India
The Philosophy of Atrocity in Chinese Rule and Lynchings
A Detroit Tribune piece contrasts Western concerns over brutal Chinese practices with lynching in the American South. It argues that public punishments and systemic violence reflect a numb view of death, portraying Chinese governance as endorsing savage methods to appease perceived offenses and foreign pressures.
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Detroit Tribune
China
Rough Rider Campaign Ties with Dollar Men
The piece mocks a Rough Rider candidate and cheap campaign stunts linking cowboy theatrics to the so called decent dollar. It argues the alliance was inevitable from the start and praises no one, calling the pairing a harmonious but ironic fit.
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San Juan
Diotte
Egan and Ford Shift to Bryan Faction in Last Week’s Political Drift
In Springfield a Republican shift is recorded as Patrick Egan joins Bryan with Patrick Ford at his side. Bryan issues a welcoming letter to Egan, signaling a broader realignment of the so-called Blaine Irishmen. The move marks a turn in party loyalties from Democratic accusations of English influence to Republican association.
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Springfield
Mags
Patrick Egan
Bryan Party
Bryan
Patrick Ford
Jim
Republican Party
Egan
Ford
Political rhetoric on expansion and imperialism contrasts
The passage contrasts governments guidance and policy with expansionist aims, labeling expansion as democratic and imperialism as destructive. It cites editorials from the Atlanta Constitution Chicago Chronicle and Inter Ocean noting opposition to vascal colonies and costly Kansas City Convention seats, suggesting political framing and financial stakes.
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Atlanta Constitution
Free States
Chicago
Inter Ocean
Kansas City
Lark
Montana Papers Persist With Cypher Spelling
A daily observation notes Montana newspapers repeatedly spell the term cypher in the title and text. The author suggests this spelling pattern may continue to appear in future issues.
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Montana
Millionaire Clark Funds Democratic Delegates Seat
Millionaire Clark of Montana claims a contribution of SioCa0 to the Democratic campaign fund. The gift allowed the credentials committee to seat the Clark delegates at the national convention without a hearing, while the Daly men were outclassed financially.
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Kansasity Journal
Millionaire Clark
Montana
Democratic Campaign
Committee On Credentials
Clark
Daly
Trusts Tighten Grip in McKinley Cabinet Fears
In a Columbus Press-Post commentary, the piece accuses trust attorneys holding key posts in McKinley’s cabinet and calls out figures like Foraker Thurston and others as trust lawyers. It labels McKinley a slave to the trusts and urges an end to their power.
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Columbus Press-Post
McKinley
London
Foraker
Thurston
Grand High
Imperialism Party
Republican plan described as circus feature in Washington Post
The Washington Post notes the circus-like element of the Republican program, remarking that the perceived excesses seem confined to the campaign rhetoric rather than the core policy. It cites political theater overshadowing substantive proposals and questions the real legislative intent behind the spectacle.
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Washington Post
Definition of heroism by New York police and fire chiefs
Personal Chief of Police Devery defines heroism as taking a forlorn chance to save a fellow from danger. Fire Chief Croker says heroism is the conscientious fulfillment of unlooked-for duty. The piece notes Charlies E. Macrum, an American consul at Pretoria, returned home rather than stay during the South African war.
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Devery
Croker
New York City
Charlies E. Macrum
Pretoria
Private correspondence and Vienna report on Sudan venture
Siatin Pasha travels for a glass company and reports on questions of the Anglo Egyptian government and a financial syndicate. He notes Sudan is quiet but warns certainty depends on utmost caution. In New York City’s first directory, Vanderbilt name variants reveal Dutch roots and ancestral farmers on Staten Island.
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Siatin Pasha
Vienna
Soudan
New York City
Vanderbilt
Commodore
van der Bilt
Staten Island
Clothes Stolen During Deer Lodge Baseball Game
During a Deer Lodge baseball game a suit of clothes was stolen from an excursion coach. Sheriff Jack Conley arrested a young man named Kelly who had the clothes. The sheriff turned him over to Deputy Robinson in Deer Lodge for trial after locating the owner.
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Deer Lodge
Jack Conley
Kelly
Robinson
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