Anaconda Standard publication details
Listing of publishing company, offices, delivery schedule, rates and distribution locations. Includes contact numbers, branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls and Washington bureau details. Also notes where the paper is available at major newsstands in Chicago San Francisco Denver Salt Lake City and local reading rooms.
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Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Chicago
Postoffice
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Denver
Glenarm Street
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake
Anaconda Standard Tops Montana Newspapers in Circulation
The Anaconda Standard reports it had a larger paid daily and Sunday circulation than all other AAiley newspapers in Montana combined for the six months ending June 30.
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Anaconda Standard
Aailey
Montana
McKinley Policy Sparks Philippine Treason Grief Debate
Critics mock the McKinley platform toward the Philippines while arguing that a large majority of Americans oppose the policy. The piece notes costs and losses in the Philippine War, insurgent resistance, alleged methods of cruelty, and doubts about achieving submission or empire.
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McKinley
Philippine Islands
United States
Washington
Panay
Toon
Weyler
Hargret Field
Thislands
Huntington anti education view sparks college debate
The late Collis I Huntington is quoted as saying a college education is valueless for a young man pursuing business, a remark met with counterexamples of success from bankers to public figures with minimal schooling. Speculation arose if Huntington might endow Pacific schools, as Stanford has given over ten million for university endowment.
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Collis I Huntington
Huntington
California
Pacific Coast
Stanford
Hearst Estate Memoir Sparks Debate on Higher Education
The writing discusses Henry Huntington regarding wealth as end and means and critiques the belief that riches drive education. It argues that many rich men regret shallow schooling and notes higher education remains valuable beyond monetary returns. It asserts progress and beauty are not owned by the wealthy.
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California
George Hearst
Mr. Huntington
Huntington
Roosevelt demand across the United States fuels stump speaking plan
The New York Sun says Roosevelt is wildly popular nationwide, from California to Maine, with high curiosity driving demand. It notes Roosevelt’s appeal lies in notoriety and entertainment value rather than oratory or leadership, complicating the Republican committee’s need to meet requests for him as a campaign stump speaker.
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United States
New York Sun
California
Kentucky
New England
Northwest
South
Ohio
New Jersey
Missouri
Kansas
Maine
Texas
Roosevelt
Jarley
William
Germany
Prince Tuan
China
Kruger
Transvaal Republic
Bathhouse John
Chicago
Board of Aldermen
Republican National Committee
Chovernor Roosevelt
Governor Field Crowded by Hidden Republican Candidacy Debate
In Montana’s Republican field for governor, many potential candidates avoid bold() exposure. Helena Mayor Edwards stands out, noted for a past altercation and Helena’s anti spitting ordinance. Meagher County’s David F E Folsom, a longtime state senator and pro tem, also garners attention for his early advocacy of the Yellowstone region through Harper’s Weekly letters.
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Edwards
Helen
Elena
Helena
Eadwards
Caliva
Carter
David FE. Folsom
Meagher County
Folsom
Senate
Montana
Republicans split over Clark faction in Montana bids
A late 19th century political debate centers on Col. A. L. Babcock of Billings and Mr. Hobson of Fergus County. Hobson led the Clark faction in 1899 caucus, delivering ten votes besides his own, while Babcock’s past legislature vote against Clark stirs opposition. Geiger is mentioned as another potential candidate but weaker than Hobson.
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Lish
Rider Haggard
Col. A. L. Babcock
Billings
Colonel Babcock
Babcock
W. A. Clark
Hobson
Fergus County
Mrs Wu in Washington A tactful diplomat and fashion critic
The article portrays Madame Wu and Minister Wu in Washington as a refined couple. It notes her youth, beauty, and home, her fluent English progress, and views on Chinese and American customs. It highlights their discussions on marriage, gender roles, dress modesty, and a likely newspaper interview.
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China
Mrs. Wu
America
Madame Wu
Tsi An Skips By Moonlit Thirteenth Day
Chinese authorities report Tsi An moved unseen on the 13th day of the seventh lunar month. Local officials note the event occurred under night conditions and mark it as a notable lunar date reference.
Pekin Mystery Narrows to Mrs Tai An Disappearance
The yellow terror faces fear as Pekin case shifts to the unexplained vanishing of Mrs. Tai An, leaving investigators and public anxious about new angles in the probe.
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Pekin
Tai An
Rough Rider Roosevelt Confronts Reporters in Minneapolis Speech
President Roosevelt is harsh with reporters who covered his Minneapolis remarks. His explanation does little to ease criticism and public scrutiny remains high.
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Roosevelt
Minneapolis
Chinese official Li Hung Chang signals resolve to Qing powers
Li Hung Chang informs Qing authorities that China has had enough, signaling a firm stance and potential policy shift. The statement reflects rising tensions and domestic pressure on leadership amid ongoing foreign challenges.
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Li Hung Chang
China
Count von Waldersee May Dine In Pekin This Christmas
A fleeting note suggests Count von Waldersee could spend Christmas in Pe kin, hinting at a planned or possible dining arrangement during the holiday season.
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Count von Waldersee
Pekin
Puddle Director Sheng Reappears A Smaller Figure
The report notes Sheng, once prominent, now described as a much smaller toadlike figure in the telegraph office.
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Sheng
The Caesar of the Republic description in politics
A critical essay by Daniel J. Campau denounces protectionism and trusts as roots of imperialism. It argues Blaine championed reciprocity, tracing decline as Republican policy favors banks, tariffs, and commercial power over liberty, warns of Cuba Porto Rico and Philippines ventures, and depicts the party as empire seeking.
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Daniel J. Campau
Democratic National Committee
Blaine
Financial Center
New York
pan-American Commercial Alliance
McKinley
Congress
Philippines
Germany
England
China
Europe
Great Britain
Republic
Republican Party
Cuba
Porto Rico
Canada
United States
Yorktown
Gettysburg
Spain’s War Costly Joke at America’s Expense
Analysis notes the war has already cost over 186 million dollars and 2400 American lives, while the dowager’s policy toward the powers is seen as evasive and minimized in impact.
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Spain
America
Political Briefs Hint at Shifting Powers and Public Opinion
The piece contrasts Generals Chaffee and Funston with Hobson as short in stature, notes uncertainty over the dowager’s mode of travel, and highlights Lee Mantle receiving praise from McKinley papers. It also reports widespread belief among Chinese that Pekin’s fall is imminent.
Fallacious Prospect for Pekin Coverage Inflation
The remark ridicules sensational yellow journalism and mocks the idea that Pekin reporting would flood shelves with exaggerated stories. It notes such rhetoric as archaic and insulting to readers seeking honest coverage.
Hune Changs Bluff Fails to Halt March to Pekin
The bluff by Hune Chang to block the marching of forces toward Pekin failed, with the Paris expos tun not even eclipsing the setback.
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Hune Chang
Alles
Pekin
Election turmoil drags Illinois governor race into focus
The St Louis Republic urges voters to back Samuel Als Schuler for governor of Illinois amid calls to expose state books and assess Republican spending under Governor Tanner. The piece cites lavish improvements and reliance on patronage as key drivers in current politics.
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St. Louis Republic
Samuel Alschuler
Minois
Tanner
Bryan Plan Favored Over McKinley Imperial Policy
The piece argues that for Filipino interests and the nation's conscience and traditions, Bryan's republican plan should be adopted over McKinley's imperial proposal.
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The
Omaha World-Herald
Filpinos
Bryan
McKinley
Men of Convictions Wanted for Public Leadership
The Milwaukee Journal urges candidates with clear propositions and convictions. It argues colorless politicians abandon opinion for private fear and calls for leaders who truly contend for a plan and persuade others, even if wrong occasionally.
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The
Milwaukee Journal
Bryan
Thomas B. Reed
Denunciation and partisanship in US politics
The passage cites denunciation by wholesale partisanship as a fading era and attacks by Senator Hoar on democracy. It argues these criticisms fail to persuade intelligent readers without thorough fact checking. It also quotes Buffalo Express urging Republicans to purge their own party of Tammany-like practices linked to Platt.
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The
Boston Globe
Hoar
Platt
Ear Tariff Debate in Kansas City Papers
Kansas City Times notes ongoing tariff debate affecting ear manufacturers who argue protection is unnecessary to help growth and domestic industry. Article outlines opposing views from industry leaders and lawmakers on whether tariffs are needed to shield firms from foreign competition.
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The
Kansas City Times
Tariff conflict frames McKinley record in campaign
The Cincinnati Enquirer notes the Hanna tariff issue tests the party line as Democrats led by Bryan press an aggressive stance. It argues Republicans must defend McKinley’s administration while opposing protectionist claims and tariff costs to the American people.
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Hanna Party
Cincinnati Enquirer
Willam McKinley
McKinley
Willam J. Bryan
Relic sale in London and notable 19th century figures
A diary collection from Garrick’s era sells in London for 300 dollars. Byron Brenan, Shanghai consul, has 34 years in China since appointment as student interpreter in 1866. Westminster Abbey honors three wives of famous men. Milestones touch bishops, French manuscripts, Manila death, and a London inheritance over thirty thousand dollars.
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Garrick
London
Byron Brenan
Shanghai
China
Westminster Abbey
Lady Palmerston
Augusta Stanley
Dean Stanley
Gladstone
Manila
Basil Owen
Sith Infantry
William Owen
England
Richard Owen
Alan Owen
Directory of the Stars in the International Monthly
A 1887 congress in Parns launched a great star catalogue project to map the sky with uniform methods. Eight belts were assigned to observatories, Potsdam leads with a first volume, and about 2 million stars will be catalogued across 20 volumes from Potsdam alone.
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International Monthly
Parns
Eky
Potsdam
Germany
Train Schedule Glitches Reported in Missoula
Missoula report notes all trains on time except No 3 which arrived an hour and a half late, with the north route area affected by the delay.
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Missoula
North
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