Anaconda Standard publishing details and offices
The Anaconda Standard lists publisher and proprietor details, postal and subscription information, and multiple office locations. It notes daily and Sunday editions with varying terms and dispatches, plus branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls and a Washington bureau. It also provides distribution points at various newsstands and international reading room access in Paris.
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Anaconda Standard Proud Circulation Claim
The Anaconda Standard proclaims a larger bona fide paid circulation than all Montana daily papers combined for the six months ending June 1900 with an average of 11,722, noting the figure in a mid 1900s advertisement.
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There Are No Two Ways on the Pekin March
An editorial declares there is no real alternative to marching on Pekin with the allied forces. It cites threats against ministers, Li Hung Chang’s offer to contact Washington, and asserts the necessity and boldness of the march despite Chinese intimidation.
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Correction from the Standard on Merdeith claim
A Butte newspaper accuses the Miner of fabricating a figure named Merdeith as a supposed Amalgamated Copper attorney. the Standard checked Washington and local records and found no such person. Standard reporters questioned Amalgamated officers who also denied knowledge of Merdeith or similar names.
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Not So Strange Report on Standard Oil and Montana Investments
The piece rebuts false rumors that Standard Oil holds ownership in Coeur d Alene mines and defends the Montana investment by Standard Oil allies. It notes no ownership and condemns sensationalism while praising the investment’s benefits to Montana’s business life. It recounts related anecdotes about Malatesta Bresci and the broader socialist movement and conspiracy plans then mentions the 1899 New York incident and the subsequent Paris London context.
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Diplomat Andrew White Debunks Wilhelm Claim
The piece argues ambassador Andrew D. White reframed a remark attributed to Emperor William as a necessary diplomatic cushion. It notes White’s honesty while acknowledging diplomats’ tendency to color facts. It recalls a Franco Prussian War telegram praising a French death toll.
Paterson Anarchists Grow Bolder After King Humbert Assassination
The Paterson, New Jersey anarchist circle shows no remorse after the King Humbert murder, pursuing charges by proving a conspiracy to kill foreman Giuseppe Pessina. Enrico Malatesta, claimed noble status, is profiled as leading editor of In Questione Sociale, with a London aid network aiding his release from exile.
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Race With Death At Pekin As Relief Strives Forward
Minister Conger warns of dwindling supplies and bolstered peril as American and European defenders endure siege near Pekin. Relief efforts race to reach them while Conger’s ciphered dispatch hints at hidden channels to Washington amid the Chinese siege and debate over safe conduct.
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England
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Tientsin
Washington
Chinese Affairs and U S Security Critique
The article notes guards for Minister Wu with detectives to show that white civilization has weak spots. It mocks revolver makers for catering to anarchists and questions who controls China and Li Lung Chang. It oddly suggests releasing Geronimo and Apaches in China to test security.
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Minister Wu
Is civilization a failure and can it pay
The author argues civilization cannot be defined as a present state but as an idea and journey. Despite riots, wars, and unrest, humanity moves from material to spiritual dominance, balanced by both critics and optimists. Civilization is not a failure, though its era appears grim. It pays in progress and potential.
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America
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New Orleans
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Croton
Coeur d'Alene
Russia
France
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England
Spain
Africa
Philippines
China
Christendom
Roosevelt Hat Sparks War Over Campaign Style
The New York Telegraph criticizes Theodore Roosevelt and Marcus Hanna for their influence on party fashion. Hanna boos the campaign hat as Roosevelt adopts it as a personal trademark. the piece mocks Roosevelt as an actor in private life and suggests a gilt badge as an alternative emblem.
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Marcus Aurelius Hanna
Republican Party
Hanna
Timothy Woodruff
Philadelphia
Mr. Woodruff
Rosevelt
Roosevelt
Kettle Hill
San Juan Hill
Santiago
Coroner's jury quick on death from heart failure
Doubtless the coroner's jury returned a verdict of death from heart failure. The piece notes celebrations for Charlie over Shafter, and comments on political figures including Mr. Bryan and Mr. Hanna with hints of campaign plans. It also jests about legation staff and horse flesh shortages and suggests Mrs. Brese prepares for a second marriage.
General Chaffee urged to seize Prince Tuan by the pigtail
The document argues that at the first opportunity General Chaffee should take hold of Prince Tuan using the pigtail as a decisive step in the situation, presenting a bold plan for swift action.
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Shanghai correspondents outclass famed storymakers in drama
The dispatch notes dramatic prose by Shanghai writers surpassing Verne and Tesla. It hints at belief in prayer aiding Mr. Conger and partners against danger. It also mentions Mr. Bryan preparing to speak in Indianapolis today.
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Jules Verne
Nikola Tesla
Bryan
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England Should Move Roberts to War in Asia Again
The passage argues England would reuse Lord Roberts and an army of 200,000 to shift the war from Africa to Asia, suggesting a strategic reevaluation for imperial conflicts.
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Lord Roberts
Asia
Africa
Donnelly Quiet as Chaffee May Save Legationists
The speaker questions Hon. Ignatius Donnelly’s silence and hints at possible mischief while noting that if Chaffee rescues the legationers he would become temporarily more respected than old Dewey.
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Tsung Li Yamen Declines Eulogistic Resolutions
Surviving members of the tsung l yamen will not adopt any resolutions praising the dear departed, signaling a restrained official response to the death.
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Dosne Presents Thiers Manuscripts to National Library
Mlle Dosne sister in law of Thiers has given his manuscripts to the Paris national library with the condition they may not be used until after her death. The collection is expected to illuminate French political and literary history. Dr Charles E Page created quite a
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Thiers
National Library
Paris
Anarchists in Pekin Endorse Paterson Contemporaries
The Pekin anarchists wholeheartedly back their respected peers in Paterson, showing strong solidarity across movements and regions. The endorsement highlights shared goals and unity among the activist circles.
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Paterson
Andrew D. White Doubts Emperor William's Errorless Game
The editor notes Andrew D. White will hardly contend that Emperor William’s mouth plays an errorless game, signaling skepticism about flawless commentary or control in public utterances.
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Andrew D. White
William
Taung Li Yamen Beheadings Mentioned in Case Note
A brief fragment references two beheaded Taung Li Yamen members in a case note. Details, dates, and authorities are omitted in the readable text.
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Microbes, Wild Men, and British Bloodlines Highlight Curio Page
In a Washington medical convention piece a speaker argues healthy bodies resist microbes with built in germicides. Notable showbiz items describe a wild man at Noty Beach named An pahk-ram who supposedly eats cats and dogs. A London Chronicle study claims most U S presidents descend from British families with mixed Welsh and Scotch ancestry.
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Borneo
Ohio
London Chronicle
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Washington
James Monroe
Thomas Jefferson
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