Anaconda Standard Publishing Details and Addresses
The notice lists the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Mont as publisher and proprietor with a daily edition and subscription rates. It notes branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls advertising rates and the Washington Bureau address. It also provides newsstand locations in Chicago San Francisco Denver Salt Lake and Paris reading room access.
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Ionda
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 Immmeries Lemercier
Place de Opera
Pari
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Mont
Anaconda Standard Led Montana Rally Paper Circulation
The Anaconda Standard reports a larger bona fide paid circulation than all other Rally newspapers in Montana combined. It cites six months ending June 30 1900 as the period for daily and Sunday averages, noting a figure of 11,722.
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Anaconda Standard
Rally
Montana
Bryan for President Stevenson for Vice President
In a party ticket announcement the combined bid presents William J. Bryan of Nebraska for president and Adlai E. Stevenson of Illinois for vice president. The duo signals a bold reform platform aiming to energize voters nationwide.
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Adlai E. Stevenson
End of the Dynasty in China War Clears Pekin
The morning testimony describes Pekin as a bonfire and the sacred inner city without rights under civilized norms. The allies press the bombardment swiftly, with Chaffee advancing as Wingland and other powers initially protested. The U S campaign is praised for speed and decisive results.
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China
Pekin
Pei Tsang
United States
Ceneral Chaffee
Wingland
Chaffee
Peace Negotiations and unequal treaties with China in the 19th century
The article recalls the 1842 and 1860 clashes where Britain and France forced China to cede Hong Kong and open ports. It notes indemnities, consular privileges, and apologies, arguing China bore the burden while England and its ally acted in bad faith. It hints the 1900 war may end swiftly after Pekin falls.
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England
China
Hong Kong
Anton
Amoy
Foo-Choo-Fow
Ningpo
Shanghai
France
Pekin
Tientsin
Forces of Allies to Reach Pekin by September
The article notes a vast Allied buildup in China with 80 000 troops in Pe Chi Li by September including 112 400 Germans 34 guns 10 000 French 20 guns 8 000 Russians 24 guns 1 500 British sailors and marines with heavy guns and a 6 000 man Indian brigade The American Sixth Cavalry will bring total to about 10 000 Meanwhile Russia plans 140 000 men 250 guns in Manchuria and Eastern Siberia The Pekin government is described as powerless and the piece warns of possible dissension among powers over spoils of victory
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Ished
Pekin
China
India
Sixth
Pe Chi Li
Russia
Manchuria
Siberia
Gulf of
Yangtse Kiang
Canton
Mi Siad
End of Slur ton law nears amid boxing blaze in New York
The piece surveys a hectic end to a dramatic boxing era in New York as September 1 looms and Horton law fades. It notes possible matches involving Sharkey Fitzsimmons Corbett McCoy Jeffries and hints at a farewell New York performance if Fitzsimmons defeats Sharkey.
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New York
Empire State
Bether
Pompei
Sharkey
Mr. Fitzsimmons
Corbett
McCoy
Fitzsimmons
Mr. Sharkey
Mr. Jeffrice
New York Democratic Faction Feud Over Governor Nomination
The piece details a split in New York Democratic ranks between Tammany Hall led by Me Croker backing Coler’s governor bid and the upstate Hill faction rallying behind Comptroller Coley. Kings County appears pivotal as early maneuvers heat up for the state convention. It notes Daniel Lamont, former secretary of war and Cleveland insider, as a possible but unlikely gubernatorial candidate.
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New York
Croker
Tammany
David B. Hill
Hid
Coley
Nan
Hill Wing
Mc Croker
Daniel S. Lamont
Cleveland
Lamont
Northern
Pacife
Li Hune Chang Faces Broad Treachery Charges in Poetry Case
The article reports Li Hune Chang as a defendant in a wide array of charges described as treachery and deceit linked to poetry. It cites a translated sonnet to the empress dowager praising her beauty with lavish, ornate lines.
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Esider
Li Hune Chang
Chengo Record
Li and Tsi in a court of echoes and folly
A reflective passage compares Li to a Romantic admirer of Tsi, noting possible love behind lines and recalling Li’s poetic youth. It muses on Li’s status, wealth, and fame, contrasting his fortunes with Cardinal Rohan and Senator Thurston, and hints at personal losses shaping reputation.
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Tsi
Marie Antoinette
Raleigh
Cardinal Rohan
Thurston
Apothecars
Iconoclastic critique of the Star Spangled Banner sparks anger
A New York Sun critic mocks the Star Spangled Banner as unmelodic and hard to sing, arguing its tune and opening lack dignity. The piece notes the critic has not heard W. A. Clark perform the anthem and condemns the remark as pusillanimous.
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New York Sun
Francis Scott Key
William Andrew Clark
W. AL Clark
Clark
Cadets at West Point face severe discipline for hazing
The article cites harsh penalties for cadets who insulted an officer over a “plebe” rebuke and notes hazing persists at West Point while other colleges report decline. It references incomplete Pekin news, Boxer actions, and allied forces at Pekin with political cautions.
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Dara
West Point
Campaign continues as Barker ineligible for presidency
The country keeps the campaign alive despite Mr. Wharton Barker's ineligibility. The piece notes a possibility that van Waldersee may arrive in time to speak on current matters. The Pekin mystery has resolved itself into the question of Mrs. Ts An.
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Wharton Barker
Pekin
Mre
Ts An
Sheridan's Ride to Winchester Yields to Kaffee's Pekin March
A historic clash between rival campaigns unfolds as Justice Samuel Kaffee leads a march to Pekin, overshadowing General Sheridan's movement toward Winchester. Citizens observe as political theater shifts from military strategy to civic demonstrations and opposition rallies.
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Sheridan
Winchester
Kaffee
Pekin
Count van Waldersee Seeks Sampson as Fighter Model
The statement suggests Count von Waldersee may have chosen Admiral Sampson as a model of a fighter. It implies influence from Sampson's naval fortitude and leadership without detailing concrete actions or dates.
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Count van Waldersee
Admiral Sampson
Tsi An Elusive Target Allegedly Rampant in Palace
The report notes Tsi An remains uncaptured yet suspected to be inside the imperial palace. It implies heightened risk and ongoing pursuit without confirming her location.
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Tsi An
Imperial Palace
Boxers Take Final Stand in New York State This Week
Boxers prepare for decisive bouts in New York state this week as key rivals clash, signaling a climactic phase in the season. Organizers expect strong crowds and dynamic performances from favored fighters.
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New York State
A Hard Row to Hoe in China
Professor John Fryer contributes to the August number of Ainslee's magazine with a paper on missionary work in China. He argues critics overemphasize statistics, noting China’s ancient, vast, and complex society and the immense barriers of language, culture, and tradition faced by missionaries.
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John Fryer
Ainslee's
China
Egypt
Greece
Rome
United States
Public opinion rails against foreign reports and party splits
Readers note cross country clamor over China policy and press bias. Comments from Philadelphia, Kansas City, New York, and Omaha reflect distrust of British actions and criticism of Democrats who supported McKinley.
Emperor William Talks as Few Join Fight in China
From the Minceupolis Tribune the Emperor William is doing a heap of talking but comparatively few of his people are taking part in the fighting in China.
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Minceupolis
Wiliam
China
Prominent or Peculiar Items in Global News
A collection of brief notices mentions Colonel Jon W Geary invited to San Franciscos semi centennial admission day celebration, the rajah of Napurthala popular in England, an American artist drawing the Greek sarcophagus and receiving royal decoration, and Alvert M Thomas a Buffalo lawyer campaigning for Bryan. A Boston ex mayor Josiah Quincy plans to live near London. The first North Dakota divorce granted to Princess Anna Charlotte of Sweden, tied to Emil Halvorsen, is reported with incognito residence noted.
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Jon W. Geary
Fire
Mabor
San Francisco
North Dakota
Fiske
Grand Forks
Anna Josephine Charlotte
Oscar
Sweden
Emil H. Halvorsen
Halvorsen
Anaconda People Attend Deer Lodge and Kegson Picnic
Large Anaconda delegation rode a special train to Deer Lodge for a joint Silver Bow and Deer Lodge camp picnic led by the Modern Woodmen of America band. About a hundred Woodmen marched from Standard hall to the station before the return special reached Anaconda at night. The event drew praise as the year’s most enjoyable. Several Anaconda residents also joined the Nordic Scandinavian picnic at Kegson Springs.
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Deer Lodge
Silver Bow
America
Cty
Kegson Springs
Train passengers aid woman after buggy dash into ditch
Evening train from Butte near Silver Hen halted as a horse pulling a buggy ran wild, throwing the woman and child into a ditch. About a dozen passengers rushed to help the frightened occupants. No serious injuries or damage occurred.
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Butte
Unclaimed letters advertised for the week ending Aug 15 1900
The weekly postal notice lists unclaimed letters for men and women including Barrett Bejene Bergin Besner Boushardi Burn and others among a long roster of names. The list covers residents and visitors with no current correspondence awaiting pickup at the city post office.
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L. L. Barrett
Peter Bejene
John Bergin
Joe Besner
Charles Besselie
George KE. Bliss
M. Boerman
B. Bouchard
Bam Bumeyne
F. Burns
John Callahan
Veneille Carmine
J. K. Darrow
B. Davidson
R. R. Davis
F. M. Douglas
Jack Dunn
Thomas Fogarty
G M Foreman
Richard Frank
Karl Gallagher
J. W. Goddard
Rudolph M. Griebel
J. Haden
WarrenHinzey
F. M. Harlow
Martin Harrington
T. D. Healey
Charles H. Harrington
J. &. Hobart
Gean Ingram
Wil Leach
James K. Leathrope
Charlie A. Lowry
P. H. MecDermott
Pete Meo
Divitt
John McGregor
Albert Miller
Rod Mumm
Charles Murray
A. Myres
Jeane O'Connor
George W. Pickett
Raymond Radkey
Charles Biering
Ae Steim
Matt Luther
M. P. Walsh
Wilmert
Zelkin
Katte Anderson
Linzie Austin
John Bauer
Victoria Beck
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North Main Street
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John Brady
Amanda Campbell
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Frank Gurney
Mary Kelly
Mary EF. Maguire
Mary Noonan
Proudrey
Sarah Rowa
Emma Schumaker
FE. Sheehan
Mary E. Thompson
D. Waesaburn
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Eve Vita
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James Craig
Stevana Graovac
Join Johnson
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Charles Sal Andro Wanasko
Fred Wilson
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O. Y. Warren
Warm Springs
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Gonzaga College
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ST. Mary’s Hall
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Caroline Wrights
ST. Mary's Mall
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Minnesota
ETON
Boss
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Prncipal
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Los Angeles
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University of Chicago
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Mnasiun
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Chase Dean O Academy
Imino
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Piedmont
Virginia
P. B. Barringer
Charlottesville
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