Anaconda Standard publishing details and offices
The Anaconda Standard announces publishers and proprietors, daily and Sunday publication terms, and subscription rates. It lists main office in Standard Block, Anaconda, with business and editorial phone lines, branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls, and Paris reading room access for Montana visitors.
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Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
The
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Chicago
Postoffice
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Denver
Glenarm Street
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake
Second South Street
Anaconda Standard Tops Montana Circulation
The Anaconda Standard records a six month average daily and Sunday circulation of 11,722 ending June 30, 1900, reportedly higher than all other Montana daily newspapers combined. Sunday edition noted for August 12, 1900.
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Anaconda Standard
Montana
Bryan for President Stevenson for Vice President
A political banner supporting William J. Bryan of Nebraska for president and Adlai E. Stevenson of Illinois for vice president is displayed across twenty two pages. The item emphasizes the ticket and its regional backing, reflecting campaign era messaging.
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Adlai E. Stevenson
Illivois
Populist Ticket Dynamics in the Bryan Towne Era
The piece analyzes how Towne struggles to exit the populist ticket and how Kansas City’s nomination dynamics affect the platform. It compares past third party roles in elections with current expectations that Bryan and Adlai Stevenson will lead, while populists push for their own stance.
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Towne
Kansas City
Bryant
Bryan
Sioux City
Polk
Henry Clay
Liberty Party
Clay
Michigan
New York
Taylor Wos
Lewis Cass
Adlai
Fampaian
Roosevelt to Visit Montana for San Juan Charges Rally
An AP confirmed report says Colonel Roosevelt will campaign in Montana with three San Juan style charges at Helena, Butte, and an eastern town. The message invites crowds to witness the Rough Rider's spectacle and urges timely posters and preparations.
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Sanders
Roosevelt
Montana
San Juan
Helena
Butte
Associated Press
Edircus
Noah
San
Roosevelt Heads to Montana Amid Festive Preparations
Montana readers anticipate Roosevelt's arrival with parades, fireworks, and feasts as campaigns and local races swirl. Citizens expect large crowds, speeches, and heightened political energy across Helena Butte Missoula and surroundings.
The New King Vittoro Emmanuelo Fernandino Gennaro Takes Throne
Vittoro Emmanuelo Fernandino Maria Gennaro was sworn in as Italy’s new king yesterday and sits on the throne. At nearly 91, Victor Immanuel III is described as highly educated and an expert in electricity with interests in light sound and photography. He speaks French English and German and is noted for military training and discipline. He is small in stature with a stern imperious demeanor though he can be agreeable when at ease. His devotion to his mother and ancient noble family are highlighted as defining traits.
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TALY
Vittoro Emmanuelo Fernandino Maria Gennaro
Victor Immanuel III
Florence
Kaiser Williams Speech Draws Mixed US Reaction
Debates flare after the Kaiser's reported spare-nobody address as Dr. Andrew D. White, the American ambassador, says his Paris sourced version differs from New York press depictions. White notes he was in transit and unaware of the exact wording, prompting scrutiny of diplomatic interpretations.
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Esiin
United States
Andrew D. White
New York
Kaiser Williams Court
White
Kaiser
Paris
Agppasgador
Press Stance on Kaiser and Pekin Crisis
The Standard argues the American press supports the Kaiser’s blunt words as justified in wartime. It warns foreigners face deadly danger in Pekin and notes Allied forces march, while questioning a possible avenging policy and a harsh military mandate from the United States.
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Kaiser
Pekin
Bright
Beginning the Defense Against Expanded Military Power
An ex senator prepared a document arguing the U S military is smaller than major powers and condemning Republican militarism. It warns that pursuing a larger standing army would be driven by policy and could extend beyond the Philippines as the U S eyes Asia, fearing endless expansion.
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Manderson
United States
Republican Party
Old World
Philadelphia
Mee Kinley
Philippines
Orient
China
McKinley
France
Germany
Democratic Party
Unclear fragment hints at train robbery narrative
The readable text mentions a deadly train robber and references to vrame class toadstools and Italian anarchists, but lacks concrete events, dates, or identities for a solid summary.
Gallant effort to show staying qualities of Anson lineage
Mr Flizsimons pursues a notable display of endurance reflecting the celebrated patriarch Anson's staying power. The event highlights lineage, heritage, and public interest in ancestral resilience.
Lord Roberts Delays Finishing Touches Draw Out Time
The remark notes that Lord Roberts is taking an unusually long time to complete the final details, suggesting extended delay and prolonged preparation.
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Lord Roberts
Allies press on to Pekin with steady marching bands
The article notes allied forces push toward Pekin with disciplined maneuvers and no retreat signals. It jokes that if needed Messrs Neeley and Rathbone could be sent to China to steal the legationers, reflecting wartime morale and humor.
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Pekin
Messrs. Neeley and
Rathbone
China
Lord Roberts Calls Plot to Seize Him Clumsily Conceived
In a defiant remark, Lord Roberts labels the attempted kidnapping plot against him as clumsily conceived. He addresses the incident amid ongoing security concerns and public interest in the case.
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Lord Roberts
Insanity Of Entrusting Task To Any Squad Voiced
A speaker laments that it is worse than needed to have the responsibility given to any squad, calling the decision insane and criticizing the assignment as ill advised.
Ex Speaker Reed and Waldersee Largely Agree on Commandment Omitters
The text notes General von Waldersee will omit a harsh commandment from his list and ex Speaker Reed emphasizes that he remains an ex Speaker on the Republican stump.
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Reed
DelaysSpark Conviction In Acceptance Debate
Mr Bryan has not written a letter of acceptance yet but his oral promise stands firm. Mr Conger and associates seek to reassure authorities that delaying action is dangerous and they remain convinced of the aphorism's truth.
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Mr. Bryan
Mr. Conger
Mr. Ruhlin
Mr. Kruger
Unprecedented Chicago Heat Sparks Bold Newspaper Run
The passage notes Chicago heat signaling Mr. Heart's paper finally operating at full blast and suggests Mr. Ruhlin remains a would-be fallen figure rather than a past star.
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Chicago
Kruger and Li Hung Chang in a web of political scuffles
The piece hints at financial resources and leverage involving Mr. Kruger and Li Hung Chang while noting Neeley’s readiness for Republican campaigning. It comments on Chinese road-building deficits and Hanna rallying prominent Republicans with a provocative device, and notes Li Hung Chang’s illness amid a backdrop of Boer kidnapping reach concerns.
Telegraphs to General Chaffee Marked Rush at Minister’s Request
Minister Conger urges that every telegram sent to General Chaffee be labeled rush to speed communication during the crisis. The measure aims to hasten military and diplomatic exchanges as events unfold.
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Conger
General Chaffee
Emperor William Preaching Location Unlisted In Notices
Sunday notices fail to disclose where Emperor William will preach. Officials have not provided the venue or time, leaving readers without confirmed details for the event.
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William
General von Waldersee Aims To Repeat Blucher Feat
General von Waldersee is confidently expected to repeat the celebrated get there performance of General Blucher.
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von Waldersee
General Blucher
Camp Visit by City Ladies at Mill Creek
Attorney C. M. Sawyer and family host a pleasant summer camp on Mill Creek with a week of visits. Last Wednesday a party of ladies from Anaconda enjoyed the camp, including Mrs. Tripp of San Francisco and many local residents and friends.
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C. M. Sawyer
Mill Creek
Tripp
San Francisco
Spencer Tripp
H. 8. Neal
George Gall
Will Graham
R. M. Davidson
Rood
M. Hendricks
M. Pennington
T. J. Ward
A. G. McLean
Edna Neal
Jennie McMillan
Jennie Brown
Mc Dowell
Mary Showers
Sisters' Retreat at St Ann's Hospital Opens Week
The Sisters' retreat begins tonight at 7 30 in St Ann's hospital chapel with about 50 attendees. The annual week of prayer and worship will run through Monday August 20, with chapel access limited to Sisters only.
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St. Ann's Hospital
Anaconda Baseball Club Ball Pleases Guests
The Anaconda baseball club held a reception and ball last evening at HL hall led by Mr. Clarkson and Mrs. Ashby. More than 1% couples attended the grand match. The players impressed socially and the program received praise though attendance was lower than hoped.
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Anaconda Baseball Club
Art A
HL Hall
Clarkson
Ashby
Idol's Eye and The Fencing Master at Whitney Company
The Boston Lyric Opera presents The Idol's Eye and The Fencing Master inspired by Wilkie Collins The Moonstone. A priceless gem is stolen from a temple idol with villains keeping the gem and stealing another stone and the god image. Herbert's music is steady. Whitney company opens at Margaret theater next Friday.
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Boston Lyric Opera Company
Said Pasha
Wilkie Collins
Mr. Smith
Whitney Company
Margaret Theater
Enjoyable Concert Opens Short's Music Store
Opening night at Short's music store featured Meyers' orchestra for instrumental numbers and Miss Turner with Misees Harris and Thomas G Martz Miss Morgan Ed Davis and Mr Pickell for vocal selections.
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Short’s
Meyers’ Orchestra
Miss Turner
Misees Harris
Thomas
G. Martz
Miss Morgan
Ed Davis
Mr. Pickell
Montana’s Largest Floor Covering Buyer Reels In Stocks
We buy and sell more floor covering than any store in Montana and hold clear advantages for large purchases. In the last ten days we received 859 rolls of velvet Axminster and Brussels carpets plus a carload of linoleum.
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Montana
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