Anaconda Standard Publishing Details and Offices
The Anaconda Standard lists publication details including daily and Sunday editions, subscription rates, and post office classification. It notes branch offices in Butte, Missoula and Great Falls and provides contact points for editorial, advertising, and a Washington bureau.
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Standard Publishing Company, Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda
The
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Anaconda Standard Leads Montana Daily Circulation
The Anaconda Standard reports a six month period ending June 30 1900 with a daily and Sunday average circulation of 11 722, larger than all other Montana daily newspapers combined.
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Anaconda Standard
Montana
Bryan for President and Stevenson for Vice President
Campaign ticket listing William J. Bryan of Nebraska for president and Adlai E. Stevenson of Illinois for vice president across the ten pages. The banner shows their names as the Ohio river campaign wave continues, with voters urged to support the fusion ticket.
The Golf Cure for General Miles
The piece discusses General Miles seeking frontline service in China and the Pentagon’s refusal. It notes Miles’ golf outing on Governor’s Island and extols golf as a sedative and philosophy, contrasting his punishment with his continued public presence amid administration tensions.
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Miles
China
America
Humanity
Milkee
Shafter
Otis
Corbin
Alger
Santiago
War Department
Governor's Island
Heine
Manila
Cronje
Golf and Napoleons Contrast on St Helena Island
The piece contrasts Napoleon Bonaparte with St Helena’s famed prisoner, noting his poor chess and card playing, and labeling him a habitual liar. It extols golf as a modern balm, suggesting the game could have soothed even Napoleon and offering golf as a remedy against life’s troubles.
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St. Helena
Cronje
Napoleon
Eliphaz
Viela
Massacre by Red Tapeisin in British South Africa War
A London correspondent denounces red tape delaying relief for starving British soldiers in South Africa. The piece likens conditions to Sebastopol in 1855, noting tons of food stalled on wharves, inadequate medical supplies, and deaths linked to delays, calling the war a tragedy in human terms.
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London
South Africa
Sebastopol
England
Balaklava
Mtthle
Kruger
Why Not Take Him Up Here’s Nothing Mr Bryan Can Do
The piece argues Bryan faces opposition from his political enemies who reject his Indianapolis visit to receive the official notification. It notes criticism from Republicans and Gold Democrats and even some self-styled Democratic newspapers, who deem the Indianapolis event inappropriate compared to McKinley and Roosevelt being at home.
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Bryan
Bryin
Indianapolis
McKinley
Roosevelt
Bryan Campaign Tangles Proprieties and Policies in Indiana
The piece argues that there are no real proprieties in presidential candidate notification and notes Bryan's Indianapolis visit as a deliberate campaign move. It highlights critiques, Bryan’s acceptance speech points on imperial policy and Philippine independence, and contrasts them with McKinley administration policies as central campaign issues in Indiana and beyond.
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Bryan
Indianapolis
Indiana
Henet
MckKinley
Mr. Bryan
McKinley
Congress
Manila
Lincoln
Bryan Egald
Nebraska
Bryan Criies
Reed's Stump Refusal Signals Change in Imperialism Image
The remark suggests Tom Reed avoids campaigning for McKinley and imperialism, possibly aiming to shed his czar-era reputation and present a revised political stance.
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McKinley
Tom Reed
Umpie Brennan Heads Error Column at Great Falls Game
Report from yesterday's contest at Great Falls notes Umpie Brennan in an error filled performance. The game featured miscues by Brennan as part of the local recap.
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Great Falls
Umpie Brennan
Peace-maker Li Hung Chang Urged on Preliminaries
A formal note requests Li Hung Chang to consider several preliminary steps and conditions precedent before proceeding.
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Li Hung Chang
England wrestles with war logistics amid hospital and hunger fears
In England the central concern is waging war while avoiding hospital strains and starvation. Authorities seek solutions to keep supplies flowing and civilians protected as the conflict intensifies.
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England
Chautauquas Chase Dates With Presidential Candidates
Across the country Chautauquas are industriously arranging dates with about a dozen presidential and vice presidential hopefuls as part of their lecture circuit appeal.
Nightingale and Barton Invoked as Need for South Africa
The statement urges a supply of Florence Nightingales and Clara Bartons for South Africa to address current needs. It frames these historic nursing figures as symbols of medical aid and humanitarian effort.
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South Africa
Montana Electoral Votes Desired by Republicans
The Milwaukee Journal argues for sending a check to Clark of Montana to gain the state’s three electoral votes. It mentions Roosevelt being billed for Montana and suggests Bathhouse John might be persuaded to travel there to support the effort.
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The
Milwaukee Journal
Clark
Montana
Roosevelt
John
Emperor William мысл slept on porters not Boxers claim
A fragment suggests Emperor William may have mistaken sleeping car porters for Boxers when ordering his troops to show no mercy. The text hints at a misattribution or humorous reinterpretation of wartime orders.
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William
Roosevelt Visit Clouds Bryan Record in Butte
A Butte visit by Roosevelt foreshadows difficulties for Bryan’s record while Chaffee and his troops reach Pekin. The reference contrasts past San Juan Hill courage with present political and military contexts.
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Chaffee
Pekin
San Juan Hill
Pekin legationers rescue remains unhandled by critics
The remark notes surprise that prominent newspaper figures Pulitzer and Hearst have not acted to rescue Pekin legation staff, suggesting public pressure to intervene is lacking or ineffective.
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Mr. Pulitzer
Mr. Hearst
Pekin
Umpire Brennan Urged to Avoid Political Run in Great Falls
The remark questions Brennan's suitability for public office, suggesting he should refrain from seeking office in the city of Great Falls due to perceived issues with public trust and fairness.
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Brennan
People of
Great Falls
Montana Keeps Cool Amid East Heat Prostrations
Amid rising heat prostrations in the East, Montana remains cool. Officials report lower temperatures and fewer health incidents, while residents adjust routines to avoid heat exposure.
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East
Montana
Li Hung Chang Politely Trades Bluffs with Hay and Salisbury
A cautious assessment warns Li Hung Chang to confirm his card count and denominations before signaling any further bluffs against Hay and Salisbury. The remark implies strategic maneuvering in diplomatic exchanges.
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Li Hung Chang
Hay
Salisbury
Chicago Couples Take Out Sixty Eight Marriage Licenses
Sixty eight couples in Chicago secured marriage licenses in a batch filed at the city clerk’s office. Officials noted the volume reflects a seasonal jump as couples plan weddings in the coming months.
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Chicago
August Heat Sparks Imperial Echoes in Tribune Column
A Detroit Tribune essay mocks August weddings and teases political fate as the Chinese consul fears a shifting occupation. The piece contrasts heat with Roosevelt and hints at McKinley’s forthcoming letter of acceptance as a symbol of imperial edicts.
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Mr. McKinley
Von Waldersee Not Seen as Harsh Opponent of Army Canteen
A remark on Field Marshal von Waldersee suggests he is not a strenuous foe of military canteen facilities. The comment implies a comparatively tolerant stance within the army’s dining provisions.
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Field Marshal von Waldersee
Military Spending Compare Manderson Figures Stir Debate
extracts from the St. Louis Post-Dispatch and other papers quote Gen Manderson on war budgets for 1898 through 191? showing the United States lagging behind France Austria-Hungary Russia Britain and others. The text notes an army appropriation and implies a challenge to claims of U S military strength.
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St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Republican National Library Bureau
Manderson
United States
France
Csrpny
Austria-Hungary
Russia
Great Britain
Between McKinleyism and Americanism Debate
The St Louis Republican contends that as voters approach a decisive choice some Republicans will oppose empire over the republic. It claims men rooted in revolutionary heritage will not betray liberty and justice, nor support imperial wars against weaker nations under the old world.
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St. Louis Republi
Europe
Killited by the censor ominously sounds from Manila
The Springfield Republican quotes an Associated Press dispatch from Manila on a failed native celebration of the administration's promised amnesty. It warns that truths are not being told and censorship harms the American public, withholding information from citizens.
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Springfield Republican
Associated Press
Man‘la
Surance
The
Republic
Picnic Party Accidents Near Rock Creek Lake
A Deer Lodge picnic party on Friday suffered a serious accident when a frightened horse side swerved a buggy into a bank. Mrs. H A MacPherson Miss Elizabet Thomson Mollie Wiles and Leliah McLain were thrown out. Miss McLain was unconscious and Miss Wiles bruised, but no bones were broken. J H Astle and family aided and transported them to town. Dr H M Martin and A C Dallas arrived from Chicago to pursue Mammoth property negotiations at Coloma. Edward Chappel of Garrison faced a guilty verdict in a separate case before Judge Emerson. Kinley Mack won the Beverwyck handicap at Saratoga. purse 3500, with Ethelbert second.
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Standard
Deer Lodge
H. A. MacPherson
Elizabet Thomson
Mollie Wiles Leliah McLain
Rock Creek Lake
Miers Thomeoy
Misa McLain
Miss Wiles
Astle
McBurney House
Deer Ledge
H. M. Martin
A. C. Dallas
Chicago
Lere
Coloma
Colom
Martin
Mr. Larab‘e
Kinley Mack
Ethelbert
Jean Beraud
Kinley Mack Favored as Critics Question Start Fairness
The article argues Kinley Mack earned a rare season win despite critics claiming unfair starts. It notes injuries to Kinley Mack’s fore foot test endurance and speed, and contrasts public bias toward Dherry Belmont’s eastern horse versus a western owner. Reporters allegedly discount the horse’s merit, attributing losses to flimsy causes.
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Kinley Mack
Ethelbert
New York
Dherry Belmont
Anaconda welcomes Montana telegraphers visitors
A delegation of notable telegraph operators from Butte and Smoky City visited Anaconda yesterday. Levi S. Wild W. M. McCormick EB C Winder Leon Shaw and Mr Davis toured Mountain View the courthouse library city hall and fire station. They enjoyed the ball game and expressed delight with the city.
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Anaconda
Levi S. Wild
Western Union
Butte
W. M. McCormick
EB. C. Winder
Associated Press
Mountain View
Court House
Mentrum
Anacconda
Ciby
Helena Excursion Boosts Anaconda Ball Victory
A large party from Helena, organized by the Northern Pacific company, traveled to Anaconda to support the local ball team. They left Helena at 8 49 and arrived in Anaconda near noon, returning by 8 o clock. The visitors toured the town, visiting the court house, city hall, library and other sights.
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Helena
Anaconda
Northern Pacific Company
City Council to Open Bids for Codified Ordinances
The council meets in adjourned session to consider bids for printing city ordinances in book form. The time for bids was extended one week due to short preparation time after the initial resolution set a previous deadline.
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Welock
Special meeting of county commissioners Aug 4
The board will discuss enclosing the courthouse yard with a fence, approve contingent poor bills, correct the assessment rolls, and act on the viewers report for J B Hare and others road petition.
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Board of County Commissioners
Court House
J. B. Hare
Unclaimed Letters Advertised for Week Ending Aug 11 1900
Listing of unclaimed letters for the week ending Aug 11 1900 includes men women and foreigners with names such as Peter Barth Jesse Boon John Batten Michael Corcoran Amanda Campbell Maria Lewis and Patrick Troy. Persons calling for above letters must say advertised. A Devine P. M.
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Peter Barth
Jesse Boon
John S. Batten
Bouchard
R. N. Brown
BR. L. Brown
Robert Bucher
Sam Burgerac
Stony Clarke
Michael Corcoran
Patrick Donohue
Michael C. Dunnigan
Michael Fleming
George Foster
C. VU. Foust
George Hunter
Emrick Johanson
Frank K. Jones
Thomas W. McConnon
Mr. McCormick
Amanda Campbell
Hern
Maria Lewis
Mary KE. Maguire
F. H Preston
P. H. Rhinal
Ida Schwend
F. L. Spelman
Walter J. Tennis
Mary EF. Thompson
Lille Woodbines
Andreas Christenson
Peter de Dapper
W. J. Dougherty
Oliva Henrikson
James McNulty
R. Munn
FP. H. Noren
Peter Swrenek
Andra Stipeca
Patrick Troy
H. Williams
A. Devine
P. M
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Mexico
Anaconda Lephone Numlers. A
Washington
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Postoffice
Auditorium Annex
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Denver
Glenarm Street
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake
Second South Street
William J. Bryan
Adlai E. Stevenson
Illinois
Red Tapeisin
Joe Sunday
Detroit Tribune
Teddy Roosevelt
Tribune
Peoria Herald-Transecript
Mansfield
Ohio
Ta Dowle
For the Prosperity Bureau
Cincinnati Enquirer
Kansas
Prosperity Bureau
Republican Headquarters
Old Republic
Curely
Edward Chappel
Garrison
Emerson
J. F. McCammon
J. H. Duffy
M. Simpson
Anaconda News
Kelenaw
Council
Dr. Dodd
West Park St
Butte, Mont
Brownfield
Canty Carpet Co
Connell
Hanan
Jutte
Hanana
M. J. Connell Company
Adille Fistnis
Carstew Blocts
Urom Waa
Mom
Steem
Nes Just
Licen Ind
Lone En Frenston & Gol
Ursuline Convent Anaconda
Ruperior
ST. Mary’s Hall
Elsley
Rev. H
Whiple Pi
Caroline Wright Kelis
ST. Mary's Hall
Faris
ETON
Horace A. Brown
Ooo W. Pico Street
Los Angeles
Cal
Gonzaga College
Spokane, Wash
Jesuit Fathers
U.S. Army
Annie Wright Seminary
Tacoma
Tall School
Kristmas
de Keven Hall
Lake Breilacoom
UV & Pulpord
Leake View
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