Anaconda Standard Directory and office details
The Anaconda Standard lists publication offices in Anaconda plus branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls with advertising rates on request. It notes a Washington Bureau and several newsstand locations in Chicago San Francisco Denver Salt Lake City and more, plus a Paris reading room and general correspondence address in Anaconda Montana.
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The
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Chicago
Postoffice
Auditorium Annex
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Denver
Glenarm Street
Enver
Seventeenth Street
Alt Lake
Second South Street
Salt Lake
Montana
Paris
Societe Des Immmeries
Lemercier
Place de Opera
Anaconda
Mont
Anaconda Standard claims superior Montana circulation
Anaconda Standard asserts it has a larger bona fide paid circulation than all other Montana daily newspapers combined, reporting a six month average to June 36 190 with 11 722.
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Anaconda Standard
Montana
Dissatisfied Republicans Seek Bryan Support at Indianapolis Congress
A today in Indianapolis congress gathers dissidents from both parties seeking a platform and ticket. George S Boutwell and Bourke Cochran back Bryan while opposing the independent ticket plan. Boutwell’s long Republican career contrasts with Cochran’s shift to Bryan over imperialism.
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George S. Boutweill
W Bourke Cochran
Supeport Bryan
Mr. Boutwell
Republican Party
Massachusetts
Mircour
BE Outwell
National House of Representates
Treasury
Grant
Henry Wilson
Federal Senate
Boutwells
Congress
Andrew Johnson
Boutwell
Bryan
Bourke Cockran
Cockran
Willian J. Bryan
McKinley
Withal
Bourke Cochran
Middle West
Harper denies living on three dollars a week claim
The University of Chicago president refutes a report that he said he would live on three dollars weekly. He clarifies he did state a couple in difficulty might live on $300 a year, but he does not endorse such a life except under compulsion.
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Harper
University of Chicago
Frugal living tales and a Civil War veteran’s odd Christmas spend
A Chicago veteran, William A. Morse, aged 68, reports five years of averaging one dollar weekly for living costs. He even cut December expenses to forty-eight cents to splurge on Christmas week, spending $1.21, illustrating contrasting attitudes toward frugality and indulgence during the season.
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Vanity Fair
Mr. Morse
Sultan Eyes China War as Turko British Tensions Rise
The piece recalls the sultan's rumored plan to send a Turkish force to China to punish the pigtails amid Armenian massacres near Van and British protests in Constantinople. It critiques McKinley's cautious policy, urging decisive action to save Christians and curb Ottoman ardor.
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China
Rachael
Sultanm
Van
Nicholas O'Connor
Constantinople
Sublime Porte
Lost Opportunities in the China Crisis
The Chicago Chronicle criticizes Mr McKintley for delaying in the China situation urging that an army corps could have been withdrawn from the Philippines without major harm and that urgent action was needed as foreign legations faced peril and Boxer outrages were reported. It says a quick joint effort with Japan could have been mobilized.
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United States Army
Chaffee
Pekin
M’nlater Conger
Philippines
McKinley
Chicago
McKintleys
H Na
Japan
Baltimore Sun backs Bryan and Stevenson in imperialism issue
The Baltimore Sun, long influential and fearless in Maryland politics, endorses Bryan and Stevenson. It cites Bryan's Indianapolis speech as the turning point, arguing the main national issue is republicanism versus imperialism.
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Baltimore Sun
Maryland
Gorman
Bryan
Sun
Baltimore
Stevenson
Indianapolis
War News Snapshot Reflects Philippine Campaign and Boxers
The dispatches note Pekin march nearly over with bombardment ahead, and the Philippine war taking on a running show tone. An exhibition of boxing by Fitzsimmons and Sharkey is upcoming as Turks rally to slow the massacre, while 500,000 plus Americans endure wartime weariness at home and abroad.
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Messrs. Fitzsimmons and
Sharkey
Appointment of Count von Wald ersees to managing editorship
The appointment of Count von Wald ersee to the managing editorship of the affair seems to satisfy all nations except him.
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Count von Waldersee
Republicans Poised for Montana Victory and Kentucky Question
The Minneapolis Tribune sees Republicans with strong odds to win Montana while questioning whether prohibitionists have a fair shot in Kentucky. It also notes no ice? on the meeting between Minister Conger and General Chaffee.
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Minneapolis Tribune
Montana
Kentucky
Conger
General Chaffee
Allies Move Quickly Between Camps In New Maneuvers
Report notes the allies do not settle at a single camp for long, instead shifting locations rapidly as operations continue. The pattern suggests strategic mobility and rapid redeployment to maintain pressure.
Lingua Inquiry Ponders Chinese Term for Peace
A remark questions the Chinese word for peace if not war, inviting experts to clarify linguistic meaning and usage for public understanding.
Li Hung Chang Voices Cautious Peace Plea
Li Hung Chang, noted peacemaker, reports the situation remains too volatile to manage. He urges restraint and continued diplomacy while tensions keep rising and demands for calm intensify.
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Li Hung Chang
Washington quake probes focus on J Hamilton Lewis actions
In the earthquake inquiry, investigators consider what J Hamilton Lewis was doing and what he had on hand at the time. The note suggests scrutinizing the prominent figure's role and possessions during the event.
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State of
Washington
J. Hamilton Lewis
Solary campaign rhetoric heats up in heated season
A political scene rises as campaign rhetoric intensifies. The snippet notes that a candidate or figure called Old Sol is driving a hot campaign, signaling heightened activity and attention around the race.
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Old Sol
They'd Make Good Americans From the Boer War Report
A Leslies Weekly dispatch describes Boer soldiers as religious humane and brave with two classes the old and young Boers. The writer praises their treatment of English wounded and prisoners and notes many young Boers would become fine Americans if England wins.
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Peter MacQueen
Leslie
MacQueen
England
Transvaal
America
Humans in War and the Pull of War Fever
From Beeston Herald an essay on how rulers and people influence wars. It argues wars persist despite republican governments as people often seek conflict for opportunity to fight and kill, noting events from Spain Cuba and Fashoda and concluding universal peace remains difficult to foresee.
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Beeston Herald
Napoleon Bonaparte
United States
Spain
Pe Pie
Congress
Cuba
Paris
France
England
Hauling Alaska Flag and Potent Political Comment
A collage of quotes on Alaska ownership and McKinley era policy contrasts U S purchase from Russia with British influence. Ex Detective Rathbone arrest in Havana sparks Republic era debate while observers mock political slogans and shifting loyalties in a wartime style tabloid.
Civilization on display amid wartime outrages and trials
The Louisville Courier Journal notes the bloodshed across nations during conflict and reports mobs in New Orleans attacking people for race, while trials proceed in Kentucky over an assassination plot tied to gubernatorial politics.
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Louleville Courier-Journal
Italy
Tlig'on
New Orleans
Kentucky
Hanna's appeal in politics and power dynamics
The Savannah News notes no broad appeal for the average voter in Senator Hanna's politics yet highlights his grasp on power and control of a nation of 70 million. The Omaha World-Herald adds that the Hanna camp resents a chorus of veteran Republican figures cited in the campaign.
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Savannah News
Hanna
Republican Party
Supplementary fighting burdens Britain in South Africa
The piece notes that continued resistance to monarchial supremacy in South Africa strains British finances and pride. It characterizes the ongoing struggle as costly to the treasury and humiliating to British prestige, reflecting English observers' view of the campaign.
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Boston Globe
South Africa
Roosevelts Glory From Black Regiment At San Juan
The Denver Post notes the Mth infantry, a colored regiment, won honors at San Juan, challenging Roosevelt’s martial image. It argues imperialism benefits from global partitions and mocks missionary aims while critiquing Philippine and Chinese prospects and the cost of war estimates.
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Denver
San Juan
Roosevelt
Mth Infantry
Personal News From Europe and America
Count Tolstoi invites Hugbert Wright to Yasnaia Polana for a summer visit as Wright prepares a biography and gathers sources. Dr Jean Hamean’s virus study is honored with a memorial statue at La Teste de Buch. Reiff brothers in Ohio report jockey Lester and Johnnie plan to study in France after the season, with earnings exceeding $200000. Maitre Laberi tours the U S to rebuild fortune after the Dreyfus affair. Charles Schwab plans a Pittsburgh area trade school funded by wages and a library.
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Count Tolstoi
Hugbert Wright
London Library
Yasnaia Polana
Jean Hamean
France
Pasteur
la Teste de Buch
Gironde
Hamean
Reiff
Findlay
Ohio
Lester
England
Johnnie
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Canada
Mexico
N. W
Ottoman Empire
Banquo
Louis Napoleon
Turkey
Russia
Ruera
Asa
Mohammedan
Europe
Sina
Christian DeWet
Mr. MacQueen
Kolbe
Boston Post
Alaska
Hosea
McKinley Himeef
Great Britain
McKinlevy
Hiay
Rathbone
Washington Times
Hathbone
Havana
Gotham
New York
Henna
Omaha World-Herald
Lincoln
Garfield
Sherman
Edmunds
Hoar
Carpenter
Seward
Stanton
Columbus Preas-Post
Caina
Maitre Laberi
Dreyfus
Charles M. Schwab
Carnegie Steel Company
Pitsburg
Marseilles
M. J. Connell Company
Sepeennen
Stabiis
Dr. Dodd
West Park St
Butte, Mont
Canty Carpet Co
Ursuline Convent Anaconda
Mr. Carnegie
Mr. Schwab
Potter
Hullo
Bish
Mary
Minnie
Bob
Gonzaga Coleg
Jesuit Fathers
Equatoris Apatites
ST. Mary's Hall
Wellesley
H. K. Whipple
Caroline Wright Eells
Faribault
Minnesota
ETON
Horace A. Brown
Pricipal
W. Pridg Street
Los Angeles
Cal
the Academy
Morg Park
Mottniversity
Technica
Wayland J. Chase
Dean O Academy
Morgan Park
Iminoid
University OF Virginia
Piedmont
Virginia
P. B. Barringer
Charteties
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