Anaconda Standard Publishing Directory and Offices
The Anaconda Standard lists its publishers and proprietors, rates, and office locations. It notes main office in Anaconda with branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls and bureau in Washington. It provides distribution details and international newspaper stand points and a Paris reading room listing.
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Standard Publishing Company Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Anaconda Standard Ad Claims Superior Montana Circulation
The Anaconda Standard asserts a higher paid circulation than all other Montana newspapers combined, with a six month average ending June 20, 1900, totaling 11,722.
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Anaconda Standard
Montana
Both to Be Commended At G A R Chicago Reunion
Press dispatches say the Grand Army of the Republic reunion in Chicago drew a larger audience and warmer welcome than any prior encampment. The piece argues it was wise McKinley and Bryan did not attend to avoid partisan displays and preserve the nonpartisan nature of the order.
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Chicago
McKinley
Bryan
Harrison
Grand Army of the Republic
Order
Republican Platform Dismisses Imperialism Issue Amid Philippines Debate
A Silver Bow county Republican platform labels the imperialism issue a bugaboo while backing the president's hard line in the Philippines. Senator Lodge calls the issue bogus and accuses Democrats of prolonging the war by siding with Filipinos.
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Aft
Pettt
Silver Bow County
Republican
Philippines
Cabot Lodge
Democratic Party
United
Imperialism debate over McKinley policy in Puerto Rico and the Philippines
A proponent argues that imperialism is broader than a throne and emperor. Republicans defend unchecked executive power in the Philippines, while Democrats oppose taxation without representation and self government denial. The author says imperial power, whether by one or many, is the issue, not the term itself.
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McKinley
Congress
Porto Rico
Philippines
Mr. McKinley
Sulu
Russia
Democratic Party
The Horton Law's Final Boxing Night in Sight
The Corbett McCoy fight tonight marks the last under New York's Horton law unless the Lewis law repeals it on September 1. The Horton law has guided prize fights via athletic clubs, while the Lewis law bans purse fights. enforcement rests with police, with opposition from churches and notable figures.
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Messrs. Corbett and McCoy
Pugs
New York
Brooklyn Eagle
Roosevelt
Sixth Legislative Assembly of
Montana
House
Senate
Smith
Distressed Republicans Fear Apathy Threatens House
The Boston Herald reports the Republican Congressional Campaign Committee is greatly distressed by voter apathy toward electing congressmen. A loss of the House could end McKinley’s imperialistic policy, even if he is reelected, as a Democratic majority would complicate his agenda.
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Boston Herald
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
Campaign fears and factional pressure in 1900 Republicans
The piece argues Republican anxiety over McKinley’s renomination and suggests a need for a robust campaign fund. It cites leaders like Hanna and McKinley, condemns Bryan’s opponents as copperheads and traitors, and questions whether anti McKinley sentiment is a looming majority.
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Pangle
Bryan
Kansas City
McNinley
Nebraska Ballot Giraffe Sparks Voter Frustration
A Nebraska voter faces a 57 inch ballot after a long overdue election law change. Officials warn the single strip ballot may be hard to print and handle in booths with no paper sizes or presses fit for five feet of paper.
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Nebraska
Bresci Trial Ends With Life Imprisonment For Murder
The Bresci murder trial concluded in ten hours with a guilty plea. He receives life imprisonment as Italy and Switzerland abolish the death penalty. Authorities avoided treason charges. the solitary confinement is deemed harsher than death by many. Mrs Bresci preferred death to life imprisonment.
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Bresel
Humbert
Austria
Italy
Switzerland
Breset
Corbett and McCoy Set for Tonight's Joint Debate
Corbett and McCoy will face off in a joint debate this evening to argue the paramount issue between them. The event brings together the two candidates in a key political contest with likely strong local attention.
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Messrs. Corbett
McCoy
I told you so crowd gathers around ten tonight
The text notes a typical surge of expected I told you so responses around ten o’clock tonight, signaling anticipation for a stated outcome or event.
Chaffee Compared to Dewey in American Prestige
The remark places Chaffee beside Dewey as a symbol of high prestige in the U.S. Army, paralleling the navy leader's status. It highlights public perception of Chaffee's stature among military figures.
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Dewey
Pekin Spelling Sparks Debate in Letter to Utica Observer
In a reader letter Minister Wu argues the Chinese capital should be spelled Peking to preserve the sound. The remark appears sound to some but oddly new to Northwest Georgia readers.
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Utica Observer
Peking
British Pekin commander praised, Chaffee gets the glory
The editorial credits the British general in Pekin as capable but argues Chaffee earns the lion’s share of the glory for the operation.
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Pekin
Chaffee
Hon
Bresci Defense Described as Less Strenuous Than Powers'
The remark notes that Mr. Bresci's defense was not nearly so strenuous as Mr. Powers' defense, contrasting the two legal strategies and effort levels in their proceedings.
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Mr. Bresci
Mr. Powers
Tei An Seen As Elusive As General DeWet
Comment suggests Tei An will be as hard to capture as General DeWet, implying authorities may abandon pursuit.
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Tei An
DeWet
Grand Army of the Republic resists name change proposal
The Grand Army of the Republic expresses strong opposition to renaming to the Grand Army of the Empire. Officials voice concern over historic identity and legacy in the discussion.
McKinley Backed by Hanna’s Power Lure
Commentator argues McKinley lacks backbone as emperor and urges reliance on Hanna’s 100,000 horsepower influence to bolster leadership.
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Mr. McKinley
Hanna
General Roberts' Batting Slump Deepens in Latestgames
A noticeable drop in General Roberts' batting average emerges late in the season as analysts note reduced hits and fewer RBIs. Teammates urge steady plate discipline while critics question approach and form after recent at bats.
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Roberts
Helena Club Ends Winning Streak at Pekin Clash
The Helena club’s recent win streak appears broken after a game in Pekin, signaling a rough patch. The setback leaves the team facing renewed pressure to rebound and reestablish momentum.
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Helena
Jonah
Mrs. Tsi An Reverses Course Amid Terror Threat
After opposing civilization, Mrs. Tsi An now acts to confront the terror threat. Her change of stance signals a shift in stance and renewed vigilance as authorities address the danger.
Sun cites odds shift for McKinley in New York race
The New York Sun notes the odds on McKinley changed from 4 to 1 to 24 percent to 1, highlighting that it is the hottest McKinley paper in the city.
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McKinley
New York
The
New York Sun
Lopez challenges Roosevelt over Filipino remarks
Senor Lopez, ex secretary of the Filipino commission, demands proof or withdrawal of Roosevelt's comparison of Filipinos to Boxers and Apaches. He recalls American conduct, asks for evidence, notes hardships faced by Filipinos, and calls for truth before judgment.
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St. Paul
Roosvelt
Hanna
Palmer
Senor Lopez
Roosevelt
Lopez
Filipino Commission
Washington
St. Paul, Minn
Rough Riders
General Aguinalds
Political odds shift in republican era campaign
The discussion centers on betting odds for Kinley and Bryan with figures like 5 to 4 or 19 to 9. The text suggests the odds could swing in Bryan’s favor if Republicans fail to act, though it remains a discussion of odds rather than decisive events.
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M. Kinley
Bryan
Doubt Over Corbett’s Health Compared to Fitzsimmons Win
The article questions whether Corbett remains hale in old age and contrasts this with Fitzsimmons recent strong showing.
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Mr. Corbett
Mr. Fitzsimmons
Russia Opposed to China Partition to Secure So-Called Whole Works
The remark suggests Russia’s stance against partitioning China stems from a desire to control the complete outcome. It frames Russia as seeking all-encompassing influence rather than a limited division.
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Russia
China
Retired Fitzsimmons Considers New Career Paths
Former rng figure Mr. Fitzsimmons voices uncertainty about return to a profession and rejects the saloon trade. He possibly contemplates translating the Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam as a new venture.
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Rng
Mr. Fitzsimmons
Growth of Cleveland Evident in Census Returns
Census returns suggest Cleveland's growth is marked and possibly influenced by avoiding offense to Mr. Hanna in his Ohio home.
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Clevelan
Hanna
el’ Ohio
Epworth Memorial M. E
Cleveland
J. M. Hayes
Mr. Hayes
Ward Beecher Paschard
Census Enumerators Viewed as Ballot Box Stuffers
The fragment suggests Cleveland census workers were suspected of aspiring to influence elections by stuffing ballot boxes, reflecting concerns about integrity in the vote counting process.
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Cleveland
Attitude of the Power Facing Li Hung Chang
A fragment notes the mood of the authorities not lifting smiles, describing Li Hung Chang with a stern or flat facial expression as power dynamics shift.
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Li Hung Chang
Pittsburg Considers Tod Sloan Move to Overtake Brooklyn
The article notes Pittsburg may hire Tod Sloan to close the gap with Brooklyn in upcoming competition, signaling a potential major jockey move and strategic plan to gain advantage.
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Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Tod Sloan
Chaffee Faces Call to Check China Palace Lag
A terse note asserts that the American lag on toward China’s imperial palace must be addressed, hinting at a measured approach led by Chaffee and implying strategic diplomatic pressure.
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China
Imperial Palace
Chaffee
McKinley Seeks End of Akron Style Assimilation Efforts
The statement condemns Akron’s approach to benevolent assimilation and urges no further Ohio towns follow that example. It portrays a fear of inferior race policies spreading and frames the president as determined to stop such actions.
General DeWet Denies British Rule in South Africa
General DeWet appears ignorant of British conquest of South Africa months earlier, claiming unfamiliarity with the change in control and resisting acknowledgment of the new administrative situation.
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DeWet
South Africa
Census Turns Omaha Population Into Calamity Howlers
Census returns convert Omaha's 102555 residents into 102,555 strenuous calamity howlers, framing the city as overwhelmed by numbers and anxiety.
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Omaha
McKinley vacillates on Philippines and Porto Rico policy
The piece argues that President McKinley shifted his stance under pressure, moving from favoring Manila to seeking full Philippine control. It notes his insistence on equating Porto Rico with the states yet approving a tariff bill and governance for Porto Ricans outside the U S constitution. It warns that his China promises may be met with skepticism.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Philippines
Porto Rico
McKinley
Manila
Lusen
Philippine
Neress
Riga
United States
China
Imperialist organs praise republic as safe through four years
The Columbus Press-Post condemns imperialist efforts to ruin the country noting taxation, graft in the civil service, and attempts to alter government. It asserts the republic remains intact aided by Providence and national resources.
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Columbus
Ohio
Press-Post
Quay Platt & Co Distancing From National Organization
Peoria Herald Transcript reports Messrs Quay Platt and Co isolating themselves from the national organization amid speculation about the motives and plans of these astute politicians.
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Peoria Herald-Transcript
Messrs. Quay, Platt & Co
Deserters Aim to Harm Before Departing
The passage portrays critics eager to strike against imperialism and likens them to rats deserting a sinking ship, yet intent on causing maximum damage before exit.
War pledge kept past election ties to Filipino conflict
Senator Lodge of Spokane promises the war with the Filipinos will continue beyond the upcoming election. The pledge, while not proven prearranged, is seen as a clearer commitment than many Republican promises.
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Spokane
Lodge
When the negro follows Booker T Washington and accumulates property
The Louisville Courier Journal argues that if Black Americans heed Booker T Washington, become law abiding, and build wealth, they will stop clashing with lawless whites and cease violent lynchings and manhunts. It urges the superior race to support this uplift.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Booker Washington
Hanna scheme to mold anti imperialist convention fails
The Kansas City Times reports Mark Hanna sought to influence the Indianapolis anti imperialist convention to back a third party ticket amid distrust of McKinley and Bryan. The plan failed as the convention chose to back Bryan, trusting him over McKinley despite fear of McKinley.
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Kansas City Times
Mark Hanna
Indianapolis
McKinley
Bryan
William Jennings Bryan
Poodle
Imperialism exposed in McKinley campaign claims
The Utica Observer argues that efforts to hide imperialist policy have failed. It accuses McKinley of taxing Porto Rico without consent, enforcing military rule in Cuba, looting Cuban revenues, and waging a brutal Philippines war, leaving few troops for Pekin rescue.
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Utica
Porto Rico
Cuba
Philippines
Pekin
McKinley
Cattlemen Lose Ground as Wheat Field Plan Emerges
A Kansas City firm leases 25 000 acres around Okmulgee Oklahoma proposing a vast wheat field. Indians would be paid 25 cents per acre for grazing and $1 per acre when cultivated. The plan includes wire fences orchards and houses for lessees.
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Okmulgee
Oklahoma
Kansas City
Pew
Colored principal elected to Kansas City council sparks clash
In Kansas City the colored school principal seeks a city council seat amid accusations of buying homes in white neighborhoods to force out black residents. The education board weighs removing him while other items note Yale church restoration, Epworth church beer scandal, and a Philippines troops church banner incident.
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Kansas City
Board of Education
New York Church Plan Combines Rectory and Temple
An audacious architectural idea in Harlem aims to join church and rectory under one roof for the Church of the Archangel on St Nicholas Avenue. The $50,000 building will have the rectory as the front and the church accessed through and beneath it. In other notes, Mexico’s potential if a war disrupts East Asia, and South America’s vast undeveloped resources including coal silver and gold are highlighted.
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Aguinaldo
Liverpool
New Brunswik
N. J
Oklahoma
New Yorkn
Church of the Archangel
St. Nicholas Avenue
Harlem
Thack
South America
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Societe Des Imprimeries Lemercier
Place de Opera
Paris
Anvard Publishing Company
Mont
William J. Bryan
Adlai E. Stevenson
Illinois
Horton Law
Scheine
Grand Army of the Empire
God Reigne
Roosevel
McKiney
M. J. Connell Company
Sule Fase Owsley Block
Butte Nilomi
Butte Business College
F. Rigce
Fulton & Gold
England
Westminster Abbey
Lambeth
Wrexham
Elihu Yale
Yale University
Victoria Tower
Yale
London
Dr. Dodd
West Park St
Butte, Mont
Browanfield- Canty Carpet Co
Republic
Mexic
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