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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1900
Page
6
The Anaconda Standard lists its publishing and circulation details including daily and Sunday editions with subscription rates. It notes main offices in Anaconda and branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls and provides addresses for bureaus and newsstands in several cities.
A historical campaign ticket presents William J. Bryan of Nebraska for president with Adlai E. Stevenson of Illinois as his running mate. The pairing signals a reform era bid and aligns prominent state and party figures for the ticket.
The piece describes Clark loyalists in Silver Bow county and the Clark backed rumpers in Butte. It portrays Heinze as thrifty yet passive and notes the group’s purpose to help Clark influence Montana Republicans and align the party with his business interests.
The head of the Grand Army of the Republic recommends moving Memorial Day to the last Sunday in May. Proponents argue it would preserve reverence while avoiding excessive levity. Critics say the change could erase the day’s national character and blend ceremonies into ordinary church services.
The piece argues W. A. Clark bought Republicans to sway state politics and accuses the Butte Inter Mountain of hypocrisy. It notes Dems with rotten records and defends Attorney General Nolan while asserting Clark’s bribery drives both parties toward criminal aims.
The passage defends civilian enjoyment during observances, arguing it does not harm veterans or patriotism. It frames such activities as inspirations drawn from U S history and asserts they will endure as long as the nation reads its history.
In the article the author compares Roumania and Bulgaria to a New York Ohio conflict, noting mixed populations and chronic religious and ethnic tensions. It suggests peasant hopes for Russian annexation, oppressive aristocracy, high taxes, and a hypothetical large standing army for each region, tying history to present unrest.
The article warns that Roumania’s Sarafov coordinates from Sofia while Bulgaria resists surrender. Europe risks a brutal war if Russia and Austria fail to intervene, with potential massacres of civilians and war crimes akin to classic epics.
The piece argues treason charges mirror medieval despotism. Labouchere’s outspoken stance on Boer War draws harsh global labels yet earns public support. The author recalls Gladstone Hugo and Garibaldi facing traitor cries, noting dissent has long shaped nations.
A collection of editorials and comments from various papers denounces Republican efforts to disrupt the economy, sow panic, and influence elections. It cites the cost of the Philippines war, corporate profits, and alleged manipulation of votes, accusing Hanna and other leaders of placing profits and power above the public good.
New Yorkers who attended Friday night fight and yesterday afternoon race are too tired to attend church this morning. The heavy weekend events left many residents exhausted and seeking rest.
The Honorable Henry M. Teller of Colorado remains steadfast in his convictions whereas the Honorable Lee Mantle appears more influenced in the current discussion. The contrast highlights differing approaches within Colorado political leadership.
A collage of 19th century international aims and personalities surfaces with references to China, Japan, and the Philippines. Mentions of figures like Li Hung Chang, Boxer intrigue, and U S soldiers frame a world wary of redraws and power shifts.
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