Anaconda Standard publication details and offices
The Anaconda Standard lists publication facts including daily and Sunday editions, subscription rates, and office locations. It notes branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls and provides addresses for editorial rooms and the Washington Bureau. It also mentions newsstands in Chicago San Francisco Denver Salt Lake City and Paris reading room access for Montana visitors.
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Chicago
Postoffice
Auditorium Annex
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Denver
Glenarm Street
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake
Second South Street
Anaconda Standard Circulation Lead in Montana
The Anaconda Standard reports it has higher paid circulation than all rivals in Montana combined. For the six months ending June 30, 1900, the daily and Sunday average is 11,722. This notice appears in the August 14, 1900 issue.
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Montana
Bryan for President Highlighted Across Twelve Pages
The Nebraska and Illinois press outline a presidential bid by William Jennings Bryan. Coverage emphasizes his persona, platform, and campaign reach across twelve newspaper pages detailing speeches, reform stances, and political strategy.
Forces advance toward Pekin as Allied troops near gates
Washington reports that American, British, and Japanese forces led the advance toward Pekin with talk of a risky but necessary push. Officials note initial disagreements on timing, the expedition proceeding, and growing danger as the line nears the city gates.
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Chaffee
Pekin
State Department
Washington
Campaign shifts in 1900s US senate view on gold standard
The McKinley and silver controversy shapes voters as Republicans adjust tactics. A forthcoming campaign text argues the gold standard will dominate the Senate for years, deterring Bryan and silver candidates while voters struggle to gauge future Senate balance for 1902 or 1904.
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MecKinleyites
Senate
Bryan
Thie
Republican strategy hinges on Bryan oration and senate balance
The article analyzes 1900 election fears, detailing how Bryan’s victory could shift Senate control toward silver, with Republicans citing a GOP textbook forecast. It notes Hanna’s tactics to blunt Roosevelt, shaping campaign clubs and Westward appeal while preserving McKinley’s line.
Chinese official Li Hung Chang named to calm Pekin crisis
Beijing moves spark mixed reaction in the United States as Li Hung Chang is chosen to open negotiations with foreign powers and restore order. Minister Wu praises the envoy’s experience, but critics warn against overly favorable judgments of Chinese officials amid widespread distrust of Pekin leadership.
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Bryan
Senate
Li Hung Chang
Pekin
China
Earl Li
Dynasty
Wurepe
Earl
Department of State
Omic
I, Gyneerty
Washington
Karl Li
Hanna and Roosevelt Clash Over 1900 Nomination
The piece argues that Theodore Roosevelt’s 1900 Republican nomination for vice president would threaten Mark Hanna’s grip on the party. It notes Roosevelt’s independence, hints at Platt’s influence, and suggests Hanna’s fear of losing control if Roosevelt gains power.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Mark Hanna
Roosevelt
Hanna
McKinney
New York
Thomas
Platt Roosevelt
Platt
Uncertain Weather Framing Looms Over Eastern States
Readers report a tense session across the Eastern and Middle Western states amid a hot sun. Citizens express discomfort as officials weigh responses to heat and related concerns.
Exterminator Prince Tuan Surpasses De Medici in Race
The report notes Prince Tuan leading Catherine de Medici in a contest described as a clash of rulers. Nero remains close as the rival figures contest control with uncertain outcome.
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Tuan
Catherine de Medici
Nero
Indemnity Talk Amid Dowager’s Imperial Treasury Reference
The passage notes a demand to reassure Li Hung Chang that indemnity powers will dwarf the dowager’s imperial treasury, implying a demand for immense compensation. The tone resembles a formal pledge or negotiation surrounding seized or pledged national assets.
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Li Hung Chang
Pagan Chinese Compared Favorably With Christian Russians
The statement notes that Pagan Chinese are viewed as aligning more favorably with Christian Russians in certain cultural or religious comparisons.
In memory of Sunday's game and hot summer fans
The item recalls a Sunday baseball game in Great Falls with fans enduring 110 degree heat. It mentions a mistaken firing near a hunt, a Ohio youth facing murder charges over a messenger, and a defense claim about love’s labor. It also references figures named So and Li Hung Chang and compares defenses by Mr. Gowers and Mr. Breset.
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Great Falls
Road to Pekin and patriotic jabs in a restless era
The piece jokes about Kipling and the road to Pekin while noting General Chaffee near Pekin and Roosevelt as a rough rider failing to match Phil Sheridan. It also mocks a patent refusal on potash sprinkled cigars and comments on Cuban and Chinese campaigns in a breezy, opinionated tone.
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Yeddy Roosevelt
Phil Sheridan
Allies Eye China Despite Its High Stakes Graveyard
The allies press on with plans that involve China as a strategic arena, treating it as a heavy but necessary challenge in a broader geopolitical competition. The language suggests continued pursuit of influence and influence-building despite risks and opposition.
Kaffee's Grand Excursion Plea to Pekin
A lively report notes Kaffee's grand excursion to Pekin and cautions Chinese ministers to beware bouquets thrown their way while Pekin excitement grows. The piece references Yu Keng's Paris experience as context for diplomatic sensitivities.
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Paris
US Not To Exhibit Excessive Militarism Yet
The statement notes that the United States should avoid displaying too much military force to please Mr. Conger, reflecting an effort to balance defense posture with diplomatic considerations.
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United States
Conger
Dangerous Life Of Express Messengers Compared To Kings
A historical remark notes that the peril faced by express messengers rivals that of royalty, highlighting the risks, duties, and stature involved in carrying urgent messages in earlier times. The quote underscores the harsh realities of travel and service in a prior era.
Singapore reformist Khoo issues manifesto to religious figures
Khoo Zook Wan, head of the Chinese reform party in Singapore, appeals to Confucius, Jesus Christ, Jehovah and prophets for aid in a manifesto. He stresses he wants to avoid sectarian bias and illiberal charges.
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Khoo Zook Wan
Chinese Reform Party
Singapore
Confucius
Jesus Christ
Jehovah
Khoo
Muldoon’s Moral Cranks and Modern Social Thought
Review of William H. Muldoon’s book Moral Cranks and Others, noting its critical, balanced examination of figures like Mark Hanna and Golden Rule Jones, its socialist leanings, and its aims to analyze capital, public ownership, and urban frictions. It highlights publishers, price, format, and other featured periodicals and articles in the August issues of various magazines.
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Mark Hanna
William H. Muldoon
Mul
Mr. Hanna
Ife
Golden Rule Jones
Teledo
Mr. Jones
Muldoons
George F. 3Oy
Brooklyn
N. Y
Scribner's Magazine
Richard Harding Davis
Pretoria
Kruger
Missoula Council Urged to Adopt Gamewell Fire Alarm System
A report will be presented to the Missoula city council urging adoption of the Gamewell fire alarm system. The article explains current delays from telephone routing and operator errors and describes how the Gamewell setup uses an iron box and dial to directly alert the fire station, improving response. Chief Walling is calculating costs for the implementation.
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Missoula
Staton
United States
Walling
Missoula Church to Welcome New Pastor from Miles City
Word arrived of M. E. conference appointments Rev. J. J. McAllister leaves Missoula to lead Miles City church while Rev. J. W. Bennett comes to Missoula. Members praise Bennett, expect church Prosperity. McAllister to wed Miss Sadie Best Aug 16 at Florence hotel before moving. Presiding elder Jacob Mills to fill pulpit next Sunday.
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Missoula
M. E. Conference
J. J. McAllister
Miles City
J. W. Bennett
Hoozeman
Bennet
Bennett
Sadie Best
Florence
Jacob Mills
Mrs. M. L. Crouch to Return From Lonan Visit
Mrs. M. L. Crouch is expected home Saturday from Lonan Canada where she has spent several months visiting relatives. She will be joined by Miss Florence Sweetman of Cogswell North Carolina who will stay several months at Mrs. Crouch's home on the south side.
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Missoula
M. L. Crouch
Lonan
Canada
Florence Sweetman
Cogswell
N. C
Crouch
Birthday Party Honoring Gwen Milkwick
The Anaconda birthday gathering was held yesterday at 606 East Fifth Street for Gwen Viola Milkwick’s first birthday. Guests included Dolorise Como Gertrude Ryan Madeline Moore Ruby Holmberg Bessie Alice Connolly Helen Connolly Esther Reilly Grace Brekke Helen Brekke Guidrun Anderson Clifford Milkwick Arthur Ebert George James Ralph Darling Tom Moore Pat Moore Albert Jotter George Pelly Alf Anderson and Jesse McKay.
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Gwen Viola Milkwick
East Fifth Street
Gaines
Littl
Dolorise Como
Gertrude Ryan
Madeline Moore
Ruby Holmberg
Bessie
Alice
Helen Connolly
Esther Reilly
Grace
Helen Brekke
Gudrun Anderson
Gwen Milkwick
Clifford Milkwick
Arthur Eebert
George
James
Ralph Darling
Tom and
Pat Moore
Albert Jotter
George Pelly
Alf. Anderson
Jesse McKay
Jumpers Offer Challenge at Mountain View Park Meet
Andrew Harrison, a jumper who competed at Mountain View park on Sunday, called the Standard office last night to challenge any Sunday competitor to a running long jump match. He will post $100 as a guarantee of good faith with John T. Casey, Hugh Daly, or the city editor.
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Andrew Harrison
Mountain View Park
Standard
John T. Casey
Hugh Daly
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