Anaconda Standard publication and offices details
The notice lists the Standard Publishing Company owners and address, subscription rates, and office locations in Anaconda and branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls. It also notes distribution abroad and reading-room access in Paris and Washington Bureau contact.
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Standard Publishing Company, Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda
The
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Chicago
Postoffice
Auditorium Annex
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Denver
Glenarm Street
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake
Second South Street
Montana
Societe Des Imprimeries Lemercier
Place de Opera
Paris
Standard Publishing Company
Mont
Anaconda Standard Claims Top Montana Circulation
The Anaconda Standard reports its six month average daily and Sunday circulation ending June 30 1900 at 11 722, claiming a larger bona fide paid circulation than all other daily newspapers in Montana combined.
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Anaconda Standard
Aily
Montana
Bryan Stevenson Ticket Gains National Attention
The twelve page display promotes William J. Bryan of Nebraska for president with Adlai E Stevenson of Illinois as vice president, signaling a bold ticket in the national political scene.
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William J. Bryan
Nebraska
Adlai E. Stevenson
Illinois
Parrot Hoist at Butte Copper Mine Burned in Fire
A large fire destroyed the old Parrot hoist at the Butte copper mine, a historic landmark tied to pioneer days. No miners were harmed, underground workings were not seriously damaged, and a larger plant will replace the burned structure soon.
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Butte
Bryan’s Indianapolis Speech Champions Imperialism Debate
The article reviews William Jennings Bryan’s acceptance speech at Indianapolis, centering on imperialism as the campaign’s main issue. It lauds his rhetoric and argues he rejects the Destiny defense used by Republicans, urging justice and consistency in his platform.
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Mr. Bryan
Indianapolis
Philippines
Porto Rico
Bryan
McKinley
Cied
God
Bryan’s Philippine Policy Outlined in Democratic Speech
The excerpt contrasts Bryan and McKinley on imperial policy. Bryan proposes immediate Congress action to establish stable governance in the Philippines, grant independence similar to Cuba, and extend protection akin to the Monroe Doctrine. It notes McKinley’s positions appear vague by comparison and anticipates his formal acceptance letter.
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McKinley
Bryan
Philippines
Democratic Party
Congress
Cuba
Central and
South America
Mr. Bryan
Silver and gold production ratios vex Maine silver lunatics
The article questions the claim that silver mining outpaces gold thirty two to one. It cites United States mint reports showing silver to gold production ratios near eleven to one in recent years. It argues the supposed flood of silver under free coinage is unfounded and mocks vague statements used to refute silver opponents.
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France
United States
Maine
Bryan Stevenson coverage sparks satire on early quotes
A commentary critiques press framing of Bryan and Stevenson at Indianapolis. It mocks stock AP style seven assertions about sunrise and sleep, argues the reporting preempts readers with uncanny lead ins, and condemns goldbug bias in the Inter Mountain's coverage.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Sing Sing
Bryan
Stevenson
Adila
Mryan
Inter Mountain
The Gardner process teased as a copper saver
The Gardner process is described by the Denver based Mining Reporter as an imperfect and costly copper saving method. It crushes ore then uses sulphuric acid to precipitate copper on iron, a practice noted as outdated yet with possible merit.
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Denver
Gardner
Butte
Current Comment on Filipino Self Government and U S Policy
The piece critiques imperialist rhetoric over Filipino governance, arguing Democrats favor recognizing Filipinos to govern themselves. It contends official action by the United States would end fighting and curb imperialism, asserting Bryan would back his stated plan if elected president.
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New York World
United States
Mr. Bryan
Littlefield on silver ratio and gold in early campaign rhetoric
The article critiques Maine politician Littlefield's campaign speeches on the silver issue, contrasting his view with a Democratic speaker's 16 to 1 ratio. It notes uncertainties in natural metal abundance and production, and references historical silver versus gold production trends and wartime impacts on the ratio.
Altgeld and Dewey Apaches Clash in Political War Lines
The World reprints Altgeld’s sharp reply to Roosevelt over freeing the Philippines. He cites Dewey arming Apaches in a war against a civilized nation and questions cooperation with them. The piece contrasts this with international norms and calls such alliances infamous.
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New York World
Esey
Altgeld
Roosevelt
Arizona
Dewey
Bpalu
Anderson
The Natural Laws Of Trade Will Provide Protection
Quote from Columbus Press Post on the idea that natural laws of trade, if allowed, would offer all necessary protection, implying a critique of unrestricted market forces. The article presents a reflective brief on economic philosophy and policy implications.
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Columbus Press
The Eclipse of Liberalism in a Closing Era
A New York Evening Post analysis traces liberalism's rise from 18th century ideals to an alleged decline by century’s end. It argues constitutional government and rights have faded under nationalism and imperialist drift, with critics in England France Germany and the United States lamenting eroded liberties.
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New York Evening Post
England
Europe
Turgot
Spain
Italy
Austra
Germany
Russia
China
Lord Salisbury
United States
Congress
New York
Tariff ideals for equal opportunity and steady prosperity
The speaker argues for a fair tariff that aids cheese law and avoids monopolies. Prosperity comes only when protecting statesmen and owners alike reject protectionism and prevent perpetual industrial fluctuations and labor unrest.
Alleged R C C Decision On Reed Speech Prohibition
The Philadelphia Times reports on a claimed decision by the Republican National Committee not to let Tom Reed speak at the campaign due to his alleged overindulgence. The piece questions the prudence and possible sarcasm aimed at the administration and notes Reed’s notoriety as a provocative figure.
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Philadelphla Times
Republican Ratonal Committee
Tom Reed
Tom
Prince of Wales Becomes Surgeon In London College
The Prince of Wales has joined the Royal College of Surgeons in London, aiming to sharpen skills and form connections with notable figures such as William Waldorf Astor, ensuring precise and swift professional ties.
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Minneapolis Times
Prince of Wales
Royal Col Ege
London
William Waldorf Astor
Notable Figures and Quirks Drift Through Victorian Public Life
The piece catalogs varied figures from Victorian times including Professor Thomas H. Norton appointed to establish a U S consulate in Harpool Turkey Amelia Barr mother of 14 children and author of 32 books Sir Charles Tupper and his eminent lineage the controversial writer Bardett-Coutts and Eugene Hansmann a self appointed multi hat official in Maplewood Missouri. It paints a portrait of public roles and idiosyncrasies in a breezy column tone.
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Thomas H. Norton
University of Cincinnati
United States
Harpool
Turkey
Amelia EF. Barr
Princeton College
I Like Bulldogs Yet Despite Their Rough Looks
Miss Cayenne remarks that she likes bulldogs though they are not pretty. She adds she cannot help sympathizing with their stubborn, loyal character.
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Miss Cayenne
Prizefighters and Polite Conversations in Old Newspapers
A collage of quotes shows how 19th century papers described manners and family concerns. excerpts reveal witty exchanges about neighbors, marriages, and youth abroad with tone blending humor and social observation.
Li Hung Chang Coffin Auction In Marseilles
A Paris correspondent reports Li Hung Chang's coffin was auctioned in Marseilles after being left at a hotel during his 189% globe tour. The hotel proprietor handed it to customs, and after the statutory period it appeared in unclaimed belongings listings with no bidders.
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Paris
Li Hung
Customs Depot
Ursuline Convent Anaconda Admits Students
Boarding and day school in Anaconda offers music languages arts with emphasis on elegant English. Special attention given to correct diction. Inquire of the Mother Superior.
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Giymnasium
HB Whipple
Caroline Wright Kells
ST. Mary's Hall
Faribault
Minnesota
Annie Wright Seminary
Tacoma
Washington
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Littlefield
Mr. Littlefield
Governor Roosevelt
Philadelphia Times
Rathbone
Neety
Live Wire
Victoria
Your Majesty
Conan Doyle
Charles Tupper
William Ashmead Bartlett Bardett- Coutts
South Africa
Plymouth
Mass
Baroness Burdett-Coutts
Sartlett
Eugene Hansmann
Maplewood
St. Louis
Hanamann
Justice of the Peace
Washington Star
Atlanta Constitution
John
Chicago Post
Detroit Journal
Ursuline Convent Anaconda
ST. Mary’s Hall
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Worace
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Tion
Mer
Tona
Sui
Frank
Mberal
M. J. Connell Co
Rice, Fulton & Gold
Dr. Dodd
West Park St
Butte, Mont
Brownfield
Canty Carpet Co
Gonzaga College
Jesuit Fathers
U. S. Army
de Koven
Lake View
Wash
Koven
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