The Standard Publishing Company Anaconda Montana notice
The Anaconda Standard announces its publishing company details with offices in Anaconda and branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls. It lists subscription rates, mailing options, and distribution points including Chicago San Francisco Denver Salt Lake City and Paris read room.
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The
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Chicago
Postoffice
Auditorium Annex
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Denver
Glenarm Street
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake
Second South Street
It Lake
Oontana
Societe Des Imrrimeries
Place de l'Opera
Paris
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Mont
Anaconda Standard boasts largest Montana daily circulation
Advertisement claims The Anaconda Standard has the largest bona fide paid circulation in Montana, reporting a six month daily and Sunday average of 11,722 ending June 30, 1900.
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Anaconda Standard
Montana
Bryan Stevenson ticket highlighted for 190? election
A historical newspaper snippet promotes William J. Bryan of Nebraska for president and Adlai E. Stevenson of Illinois for vice president. The notice appears in a Wednesday August 29 edition, listing the Democratic ticket.
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William J. Bryan
Nebraska
Adlai E. Stevenson
Illinois
The Boxer God Fails as Prophecies Go Silly
A historical critique compares the Boxer uprising myth to biblical Baal and mocks the supposed Chinese deity’s promised feats. It notes the mismatch between proclaimed heavenly aid and actual outcomes, pondering how the war god’s failure is explained by Chinese accounts.
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Baal
Butte Republicans Clash Over National Issues and Campbell
A Butte political pageant mocks Clark supporters for focusing on a company store while ignoring Montana soldiers in the Philippines and U.S. actions in China. It lauds Congressman Campbell for exposing Clark and notes the senate committee’s favorable verdict.
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Butte
Clark
Silver Bow County
Montana
China
Congressman Campbell
Campbell
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Senate
Senate Committee
Congress
Washington
Montana Politician Campbell Under Clark Criticism
The article notes disapproval from Clark men at a convention toward Campbell and praises Campbell for aiding in exposing corruption in the Montana legislature. It argues his actions do not require defense from the public, claiming justice is served without apologies from courts lawyers officials or citizens.
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Campbell
Clark
Montana
W. A. Clark
Roosevelts St. Paul Speech Draws Broad Ire
The St. Paul address sparks fierce condemnation across newspapers as Roosevelt defends the remarks while critics allege misrepresentation. Editors debate whether the vice presidential candidate truly endorses his stated line in the Kansas City platform dispute and foreign policy stance.
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Roosevelt
S &T. Paul
Denby backs McKinley as Bryan battle rages
The report notes ex minister Denby’s support for McKinley in the Bryan Spain treaty controversy. It criticizes his reasons as lacking dignity and candor, arguing his stance relies on a pro rata argument that Bryan’s ratification position should bar opposition to any interpretation McKinley favors.
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Denby
McKinley
Ryan
Cleveland
China
Philippine Commission
Bryan
Spain
Bryan and McKinley Clash Over Philippines Policy
The piece debates Bryan’s stance on ratifying the treaty with Spain and the fate of the Philippines. It argues the treaty’s ratification does not bar independence and cites McKinley’s own statements that Congress determines status, while defending Bryan from accusations of imperialist motives.
Omaha's Downward Turn Reflects Census Decline and Gloom
In a lamenting editorial tone, the piece notes Omaha shrinking from 140,425 residents in 1890 to 102,555 in 1900. It questions the city’s former pomp, exposes census padding, and mocks failed Trans Mississippian fair hopes while editors Rosewater and Hitchcock reconcile in sorrow.
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Omaha
Platte
Rosewater
Hitchcock
Bae
Ambition Rivalry Between Tokio Yokohama Narratives
A curious line notes competing ambitions between Tokio and Yokohama to outpace Shanshbal's infamous notoriety, hinting at a literary or cultural clash. The fragment suggests a bold, perhaps satirical feud over reputations.
Maine Seethes With Republican Orators Ahead of Sept 10 Vote
Maine, set to hold its state election on Sept 10, is crowded with Republican speakers aiming to blunt the impact of Tom Needham’s silence.
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Maine
Tom
Free silver policy sparks protests in New York and Ohio
In New York and Ohio crowds rally against free silver and endorse opposing monetary reform. Demonstrations highlight tensions over bimetallic standards and economic policy amid political debates.
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New York
Ohio
Free Riot
Teeue
Wait till 1910 says World-Herald on Omaha horse
The Omaha World-Herald quotes a source saying to wait until 1910 while the horse remains in Omaha, highlighting a delay or moving target related to the animal and the city. The line implies a long wait and local stakes centered on Omaha.
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The
Omaha World-Herald
Omaha
Senator Stewart Targets Curse Theory After Flop Drop
The article notes Senator Stewart pursuing a theory to lift the curse on crime labeled T3 by his public flop of 00, presenting a political approach tied to a controversial belief.
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Stewart
Li Hung Chang Remarks on Crime in China
Li Hung Chang notes that aside from a few scattered murders as in any country, China really has not. The remark highlights concerns about law and order during the period in which the official comments were reported.
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Li Hung Chang
China
Roosevelt as a Moral Coward in The Telegraph Attack
The Telegraph labels Roosevelt a moral coward in sharp critique citing alleged evasions and garbled quotes. It accuses him of public bravado while denying interviews and parroting deflections, urging voters to scrutinize his courage in the upcoming election.
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York Telegraph
United States
Kettle Hill
Roosevelt
Fragmented 19th Century remarks mix with social jabs
The text blurbs harsh opinions about race and politics, naming Ike Li Col Sanders and Phillipe of Helena. It hints at pardons for Republicans involved in the crime of 96 and references China China. The Shanghai liars struggle to subdue the empress dowager amid legislative repeal and boxing reputations.
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Wilbur F. Sanders
Chairman Hanna Faces Push on Wealthy GOP Checks
The article portrays Chairman Hanna struggling to persuade affluent Republicans that the key concern is the size of their contributions. It highlights tension within the party's donor base and Hanna's efforts to shift emphasis to fundraising totals.
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Hanna
British estimate puts South African war cost at 806 million
The British government estimates the total expense of the South African war at 806 million dollars. The piece notes the conflict's rising price, likening it to the cost of W A Clark's senatorial bid.
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W. A. Clark
Campaign chatter on Hanna and Carter in Montana
The text urges Hanna to campaign in Montana with Carter to try him on the dog and to bring Chandler for a spirited campaign. It also mocks the Fitzsimmons-Jeffries crisis as a fake alarm while mentioning Allison Fairbanks Frye and the Cuba treasury surplus unsettling Rathbone and Neeley.
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Hanna
Carter
Montana
Allison
Fairbanks
Frye
Chandler
Cuba
Messrs. Rathbone and
Neeley
Fitzsimmons Retires After Notable Ring Career
The retirement announcement of Mr. Fitzsimmons is received and recorded. He leaves the ring more gracefully and in better standing than Mr. Sharkey did after the bloody second.
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Mr. Fitzsimmons
Mr. Sharkey
Hill Croker Fight Outshined by Corbett McCoy Set To
The Hill Croker bout is overshadowed as reports confirm the Corbett McCoy clash drawing public attention ahead of the next ring showdown.
Colored women urge McKinley law to expel lynching states
The Michigan group pledges a national measure to outlaw lynching and bar states supporting it, claiming passage would collapse the Union to a single state, Montana.
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Michigan
McKinley
United States
Montana
Roumania and Bulgaria Stand Ready for War
Amid claims of barbarism, Roumania and Bulgaria press powers to recognize their civilization as they prepare for potential conflict.
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Roumania
Bulgaria
Knights of Pythias Convene in Detroit Faces G A R Draw in Chicago
The K of P convention in Detroit competes with a strong G A R encampment in Chicago for public attention.
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Detroit
Chicago
Current Comment on Cuba Philippines Policy in China
The Philadelphia Ledger argues against meddling in China while focusing on stabilizing Cuba and the Philippines. It urges withdrawal of American soldiers after rescuing the minister and colleagues and rejects setting up foreign governments. The piece warns the US should avoid entangling itself in claims for damages and avoid unilateral nation building.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Cuba
Philippines
China
Ad Hie
Soltiees
Hanna on the stump draws sharp criticism in Kansas City
The Kansas City Star attacks Ohio Senator Hanna as an arrogant and odious figure, calling him an incarnation of the worst in American politics. The piece argues his appearance on the stump will provoke broad, not just Democratic, disapproval.
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Kansas City Star
Senator Hanna
Ohio
Benator Hanna
Slanna
Imperial claims spark plan to civilize Dagupan natives
P. L. of Dagupan cites natives living on two cents daily and expresses intent to alter their habits. He vows to educate Filipinos in imperial consumerism and tax evasion as part of broader expansion plans, signaling a coercive program of cultural change.
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The
Souls Post-Dispatch
W. Kingsmore
Dagupan
P. L
Press echoes and imperial debate across major papers
A compilation notes Republican moves to neutralize German language presses and influence, presses once backing McKinley now backing Bryan. It cites Huntington’s death and reflections on imperialism’s costs, plus questions about U S policy in Puerto Rico Hawaii and British mail outrages cited by Consul Macrum.
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Washington Times
West
McKinley
Bryan
Notable Figures and Colorful Rays of Public Life
A mosaic of eclectic notes on figures from royalty to politics. The Kaiser’s label for Victor Emmanuel, Yale President Hadley as a fencing expert, Lord Roberts fearing cats, the Prince of Wales gifted Cronje’s Boer War sword, and Emile Zola’s stance on Labori. Also mentions the Earl of Ormonde’s heirship, Governor Crane’s pocket library habit, Bishop Coppin’s Transvaal voyage, and a West Virginia gubernatorial campaign echoing past violin campaigns by Atkinson and Wilson.
Ale Taylor and Brother Bob Drive Tennessee Campaigns
Ale Taylor, running for Tennessee governor, and his brother Bob crisscrossed the state giving joint speeches. They divided time in talks and reportedly shared a bed during the campaign era.
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Ale” Taylor
Tennessee
Bob
Global Newspaper Print Run Props Up Vast Paper Demand
Worldwide newspaper output reaches 12.0 billion copies annually requiring about 781,240 tons of paper or 1,749,977,000 pounds. Even fastest presses would need 333 years to print a single year’s edition, yielding a stack almost 50 miles high.
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West Virginia
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Butte Business College
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Fulton & Gold
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