Anaconda Standard Publisher Details and Local Offices
The Anaconda Standard announces publishing details including ownership, rates, and post office information. It lists branch offices in Tutte, Missoula, and Great Falls and bureaus in Washington, Chicago, San Francisco, Denver, and Salt Lake City with distribution points and contact addresses.
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Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
The
Standard
Tutte
Missoula
Great Falls
Chicago
Postoffice
Auditorium Annex
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Denver
Glenarm Street
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake
Second South Street
Anaconda Standard Claims Lead in Montana Circulation
TO ADVERTISERS The Anaconda Standard reports a larger bona fide paid circulation than all other Aalio newspapers in Montana combined, daily and Sunday averages for six months ending June 30, 1900, at 11,722.
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Anaconda Standard
Aalio
Montana
Anaconda Standard Circulation Statement for November 1900
The statement reports November 1900 circulation for the Anaconda Standard in Deer Lodge County Montana. It notes a total 8 day circulation of 12 381, a Sunday average 14 622, and an overall monthly average of 12 381. Watson F E Gaily attests to the accuracy before Notary W Peckover on December 1900.
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Eae
State of Montana
Deer Lodge
Watson FE
Seal
W. Peckover
McKinley Message Receives Mixed White House Scrutiny
The Standard analyzes President McKinley's annual message to Congress, noting a partisan tone and claims that liberty is firmly established. It finds the document long and mostly routine on foreign relations, offering little new to readers.
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McKinley
Congress
McKinley Message Review Fails to Define Policy
The president outlines China and Philippine issues with cautious language, avoiding decisive policy. He signals support for compensatory guarantees over indemnity, plans for a large army, war tax cuts, and a shipping subsidy, but offers no clear, lasting program and raises questions about armor plate contracts.
Chinese Atrocity Sparked Fresh Resolve Against Russians
The dispatch describes Chinese actions prompting Russian rivals to redouble effort. The report frames the incident as stirring pride and ambition, motivating renewed endeavor and sharper competitive drive.
Fin-de-Siecle Stock Countdown Ends Soon
A quirky notice notes only 27 days remain in stock, labeling these as the fin-de-siecle days the market has ever seen. The announcer emphasizes the period’s historic peak and urges shoppers to act before the final deadline.
Lord Kitchener Avoids Saying Christmas Dinner Location
Lord Kitchener refuses to reveal where he will dine for Christmas, keeping the plan private and avoiding public scheduling details.
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Lord Kitchener
President's message thrills critics like a Rider Haggard tale
A president's address attracts few impartial critics, described as more riveting than a Rider Haggard adventure, capturing public fascination with bold storytelling and dramatic political flair.
Grand Opening of Congress Missing W A Clark
Report notes Honorable W A Clark did not attend the grand opening of Congress with other officials and attendees.
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Congress
W. A. Clark
General Roberts Not Aimed To Exceed Napoleons Or Grants
General Roberts will not emerge from South Africa with a glory capable of violent feats against Napoleon or Grant. The remark frames expectations about his legacy and impact amid colonial campaigns.
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Roberts
South Africa
Napoleon
Grant
Ah Sin Plays Waiting Game With Noted Skill
The observation notes Ah Sin can excel in a waiting game with greater art than his euchre display.
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Ah Sin
Euchre
Kruger in Line for Kaiser's Punitive Expedition
The remark suggests Mr. Kruger should feel lucky the Kaiser has not dispatched a punitive expedition against him.
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Mr. Kruger
Town Debates Horse Show or Anti Vice Crusade
In every town discussions turn on whether to hold a horse show or launch an anti vice crusade as a response to New Yorko mania.
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New
Citizens propose better lines for the president's message
Several gentlemen in the country claim they could craft a superior president's message and would thank the nation for the chance to do so.
Congress Republicans Move On With Broad Agenda
A broad Republican push signals readiness to advance business friendly priorities in Congress. Party leaders aim to press ahead on economic policy and regulatory changes while courting key votes and regional interests.
Governor Toole Inaugural Ball Set for Helena Night
The inaugural ball for Governor Toole will take place in Helena on January 7 evening. Senators will host cat hops both before and after the event to mark the occasion.
If you don't see what you want in the message
This note suggests asking Hanna for missing items or clarification. It directs readers to seek assistance from Hanna if the needed content is not present in the message.
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Hanna
Transvaal Grabs New Ground in Map Rebalance
The Transvaal appears to have shifted strategy and secured new territory, signaling a significant realignment in regional power. Analysts note a decisive move that reshapes neighboring boundaries and influence.
Oscar Wilde Funeral Noted for Decent Tribute
A historical remark honors Oscar Wilde focusing on the funeral as a notable aspect. The statement reflects a critical, period tone about Wilde’s public remembrance and legacy.
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Oscar Wilde
President McKinley’s Long Short Story Face
The remark jokes that President McKinley turns a brief tale into a lengthy one. It reflects a lighthearted parliamentary tone about leadership and storytelling style.
Chinese situation twists defy world with unclear ideas
The passage describes a condition in China that has turned and twisted, defying the world to form any clear or intelligent idea about it. It emphasizes confusion and the challenge of understanding the situation.
Kruger Faces Rocky Roads on European Journey
In his travels through Europe Mr. Kruger encounters several rough patches as he continues his journey. The experiences highlight challenges and perseverance encountered along the continental tour.
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Europe
Mr. Kruger
President McKinley Rejected as Great Condenser
The remark states that President McKinley will not be remembered as the Great Condenser, implying a critical view of his legacy and not labeling him with that nickname for posterity.
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McKinley
Congress and Parliament Start Fresh in Battle of Wind
Congress and parliament began anew as rivals ready to test which has the better wind in the uncertain political climate. Both sides claim momentum after yesterday’s opening moves, with analysts watching for clear policy directions and public support.
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Congress
Parliament
Happy New Year Sets Tone for a New Century
A hopeful message links the arrival of the new year with the start of a fresh century, suggesting optimism and possibilities ahead for years to come.
Accident in San Francisco Noted with Extra Edition
A San Francisco incident occurred last Thursday afternoon at 2 45 PM. The San Francisco Post published an extra edition on the streets at 3 15 PM to cover the event, with newsroom staff clearly on scene.
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San Francisco
Man Swears Off On January Question of Century
A brief entry notes a man pledging abstinence or a vow at the start of a new century, marked by January. No further details provided in readable text.
Modern Civilization on Trial
A critical view questions England and the United States for annexations in South Africa and the Philippines. It argues both nations betrayed liberal doctrine by imposing rule without consent, warning that peaceable paths and conciliation were bypassed, risking barbarism and false promises of freedom.
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Philadelphia Times
England
United States
Orange Free State
South African Republic
Philippine Islands
Pretoria
Transvaal
Lord Kitchener
Weyler
Cuba
Tvilipinos
Kruger and Franklin compared in diplomacy and resolve
The piece draws a parallel between Paul Kruger and Benjamin Franklin, noting their elder years, harsh early paths, and efforts to win Europe to their causes. It contrasts Franklin’s diplomatic finesse with Kruger’s blunt, forceful style and discusses French sentiment and the likely limits of Kruger’s diplomacy.
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Kruger
Franklin
Marseilles
Paris
Effort to Preserve Good Resolutions Ends Soon
A brief note urges continuing efforts to keep his good resolutions in force for several days, highlighting self discipline and steady progress toward behavioral goals.
Vesuvius Sparks Seen For Kruger or McKinley
The article questions whether Mount Vesuvius eruptions are signals of celebration for President Kruger or President McKinley, reflecting speculative interpretations of volcanic activity.
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Mount Vesuvius
Kruger
McKinley
President Meckinley's Message in Political Tone Debate
The piece discusses how press politics shape the view of President Meckinley's address as either a strong patriotic state document or a weak scattered message. It notes varying newspaper interpretations, tone, and word choice influencing public perception.
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Meckinley
Rosebud County to Attend Biannual Helena Winter Session
The Billings Gazette notes Rosebud county will not miss its regular biannual trip to Helena this winter, ensuring continued representation in the upcoming session. The piece emphasizes commitment and local involvement in state affairs.
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Billings Gazette
Rosebud County
Helena
Platt Resignation Rumor Rejected as Credible
The Philadelphia North American notes circumstantial evidence suggesting Senator Platt will resign to join President McKinley’s cabinet is not credible. It argues McKinley would not handicap his second term by bringing in a political boss of Platt’s caliber.
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China
Commission
Philippines
McKinley
Cuba
Republican Party
Navy Department
Midvale
Congress
Philadelphia
Platt
Senate
Queen Wilhelmina Extends Cautious Congratulation
The Portland Oregonian reports Queen Wilhelmina offers a gracious but prudent congratulations to ex-President Kruger on his safe voyage and wellbeing. The remark reflects a delicate balance between courtesy and political caution as Dutch ministers steer policy.
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Portland Oregonian
Wilhelmina
Kruger
Three Congress Bills Vowed to Burrows as Chief Objects
Senator Burrows names the army bill isthmian canal bill and ship subsidy bill as chief objects of Republican solicitude in the short session. The measures promise total outlays over 500 million dollars, threatening a mortgage on the people’s property once enacted.
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Philadelphia Record
Burrows
Michigan
Congress
Close of a Campaign Movement in Roosevelts Era
The final dismissal by Governor Roosevelt of the ice trust charges against New York's acquisitive mayor ends a long, variegated political performance. The action closes a notable chapter in municipal and federal reform battles, shaping the era's public life and accountability.
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Philadelphia Record
Roosevelt
Ice Trust
New York
Notable Pot and Kettle Controversy in New York Campaign History
The mayor's wish for privacy clashed with the governor's political caution, producing a summary episode in New York's recent campaign. The dispute spurred public interest and partisan commentary before fading from the record.
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Empire State
Noise as Wasteful Energy in The New York Tribune
The New York Tribune argues that excessive noise is not a sign of energy but a wasteful, barbaric distraction. It contends that powerful natural processes are noiseless and noisy actions signify ruin, urging restraint even when disturbances are rare.
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The
New York Tribune
Passage of Ship Subsidy Bill Seen Certain
The Detroit Free Press notes the subsidy bill is part of the administration policy. President supports it, elections favor its passage, and only a few opposition representatives stand in the way, likely to be whipped into line.
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Detroit Free Press
Hanna
No Time for Extravagance in Congress Says Journal
The Indianapolis Journal argues against costly new enterprises amid postwar strain and ongoing insurrection. It urges delaying ship subsidies and stresses the Nicaragua canal must be built while ordinary government expenses rise.
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Indianapolis Journal
Congress
Nicaragua
Notable Figures and Moves in 19th Century Society
The text highlights the grand duke of Hesse as a refined musician with piano skill and notable merit in composition. Ex-Congressman Jerry Simpson sells his Barber county Kansas ranch to buy farther west and plans travel next year to promote a Kansas City commission company stake. Harrison Seal in Brookville Indiana votes for president, born 1808 in Miami Ohio, long resident of Franklin county. A. J. Drexel Biddle of Philadelphia earns Royal Geographical Society fellowship and is invited to join the Royal Meteorological Society. William Cooper the sculptor completes a government fountain.
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Jerry Simpson
Barber County
Kansas
Kansas City Commission
Brookville
Ind
Harrison Seal
Miami
Ohio
Franklin County
Indiana
Seal
A. J. Drexel Biddle
Philadelphia
Royal Geographical Society
London
Royal Meteorological Society of Great Britain
Pan American Exposition staff statues and curious weights
A fragment notes a scale model for a panel at the Buffalo Pan American Exposition to be carved in staff. It also mentions families in Randolph County West Virginia with eight sons and combined weights, and an anecdote about William Dean Howells and Henry Labouchere with a joke about unpaid travel expenses in Rome.
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Buffalo
Join
Rachel Beatt
Randolph County
West Virginia
Diplomat at Foreign Spa Enjoys Pleasant Retreat
A budding diplomat enjoys a cheerful respite at a foreign spa, savoring a rare period of relaxation and cultural immersion. The scene highlights early career prospects amid international surroundings.
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