Anaconda Standard Publishing Notice and Offices
The Anaconda Standard is printed daily with multiple office locations in Butte Missoula Great Falls and a Washington Bureau The paper lists advertising rates and delivery options including daily and Sunday editions and various subscription periods Readers can find the paper at several newsstands in Chicago San Francisco Denver and Salt Lake City The Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Mont is the main address for correspondence
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Ad Rates Claim Strong Circulation for Anaconda Standard
The Anaconda Standard announces it has a larger bona fide paid circulation than all other Montana daily newspapers combined. For the six months ending June 3, 1900, the daily and Sunday average is 11 722.
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Anaconda Standard Circulation Claim for November 1900
Watson E. Gally circulator for the Anaconda Standard declares the paper’s average November 1900 circulation as 22 381. He swears to the statement before Notary Public Sean F. W. Peckover in December 1900 in Montana.
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Watson E. Gaily
Sean F. W. Peckover
Boutelle Reelected Amid Insanity Claims in Maine
The piece portrays Charles A Boutelle of Maine as insane and unfit to serve while noting his twenty years in Congress and strong local support. It describes his irascible temperament, sharp satire, and partisan stance, and mentions his current confinement at McLean asylum in Waverly Massachusetts with his daughter Grace Boutelle aiding him.
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Peculiarly Characteristic Offense Led to Army Dismissal
General Eagan was convicted for using indecent and abusive language about General Miles, the army commander. A military court sentenced him to absolute dishonorable discharge for conduct unbecoming an officer and a gentleman, a offense described as rank among gentlemen.
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McKinley aides Eagan sentence amid beef scandal
The article recounts McKinley's clemency for Brigadier General Eagan after a beef scandal, with public anger and Miles amid charges. It notes Eagan's restoration and perceived administrational motives, plus a Victorian era marriage plot comparison and Hungarians seeking brides. The piece ends by describing the first twenty brides arriving and two marriages before noon.
Debate on Hay-Pauncefote Treaty Fortifying an Interoceanic Canal
The article argues the senate rightly approved a Move to reserve US rights to fortify a proposed canal, contending such a stance protects national security. It dismisses fears of England provoking war and cites Canada’s geographic vulnerability as a deterrent to conflict.
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Trengland
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Pacific Coast
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British Columbia
British North America
Goldwin Smith
Canada
The Subsidy Debate on Shipping and Tariffs
The argument condemns subsidies as unjust and unequal, favoring rich shipowners and coastal regions. It contrasts broad tariff benefits with localized shipping subsidies that would mainly aid first class ocean liners, leaving slower vessels without support and potentially harming general maritime trade.
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Massachusetts
Senate
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St. Paul
Our Canal Right Stated Amid Canal Treaty Debate
The speech argues the United States must hold the right to build the canal as essential for national protection and not a threat to Britain. It states England may reject treaty amendments but will avoid war, and that the issue is between the United States and Central American republics, not a treaty constraint.
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Current Comment on Ching War Rumors and Claims
The piece discusses conflicting reports on violence in China and speculation about alleged atrocities. It references the Allies and American claims of wartime damage and questions about refugees and origins of the numbers involved.
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Boston Globe
Chaat
Anit
Attacks on Foreign Relations Spark Chinese Crisis Debate
The article argues that European powers cannot seize Chinese government assets as spoils of war without formal declaration. It condemns indiscriminate rioting by European troops and brutal acts by allied forces, labeling such actions barbaric and inappropriate amid rising tensions.
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mMothe Waremare
Europe
China
Great Books of the Century in the Chicago Record
A symposium lists Darwin, Goethe, and Hegel as the three authors most likely to influence thought into the next century. The piece notes eight mention Hegel, six for Goethe and five for Lincoln, with others named such as Stowe, Darwin, and Renan. It suggests Byron’s influence wanes while Balzac could rise, but predicts Darwin Goethe and Hegel will remain enduring forces.
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Heto Darwin
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de Vile
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Goethe
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Lryee
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Waverley
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Browning
Hadley
Yale
Napoleon
Hegel
Schopenhauer
Froebel
Saint- Beuve
M Stowe
Fam
Spencer
Renan
Heeel
Limerson
Byron
Balzac
Fatality of Modern War Compared to Civil War Findings
A statement by Surgeon General Sterniaug examines gunshot fatalities in modern conflicts versus the Civil War. He notes lower mortality thanks to better bullets amputation advances and improved wound treatment. He argues modern tactics reduce casualties though technology remains limited against annihilation.
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Sterniaug
Gunar
Cuba
Philippines
Kiblead
Noth
Merly
Whispers on European Morals and U S Military Expenditures
A collage of opinion from multiple papers questions European moral superiority, critiques Democratic weakness, and argues for restrained military spending. It notes long-term costs of subsidies, canals, and pensions while referencing Peace efforts and President Mercy's congressional messages.
Refreshing Revolution in Presidential Writing Style
A vivid musing contrasts a president who writes as a keen newspaperman with the current habit of solemn statesman rhetoric. The author laments verbose formalism and yearns for crisp, clear prose in leadership.
Notable Victims and Dignitaries in Brief Notices
Obscure obituary notes: Edgar Brehm dies at 65 marking family extinction. Massachusetts Governor Crane hosts a Thanksgiving dinner for the poor with notable guests. Ex-governor Taylor of Kentucky opens a law office in Indianapolis aiding supporters. London news hints at Lord Pauncesota to receive a title upon retirement. J Liberty Todd invited to lecture in London. Presentation shield for General Paden-Powell completed but delayed due to officer’s illness. Czar’s youthful indolence noted during Balmoral visit. Duchess of Cleveland, Rosebery’s mother, praised for energy and travels into the West Indies and British South Africa. Treduch’s 1854 marriage linked to Cleveland when Dalmeny died.
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Lord Rosebery
Duchess of Cleveland
Toia
West Indies
British South Africa
Treduch
Iynke of Cleveland
Lord Dalmeny
Lord Rogebery
Time locks and bonds alter church bequest fate
A Mont Joy Pennsylvania case shows Rev. David Conway dying before a 4000 church bequest could be completed. A bank time lock delayed delivering 8700 in bonds. court ruled bonds must join the estate and go to Conway’s relatives. Breweries face declining profits amid rising home consumption.
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