Anaconda Standard masthead and publishing details
Anaconda Standard publishing company information including masthead, pricing, office addresses, telephone numbers, regional bureaus in Butte Missoula and Great Falls, and newsstand locations in Chicago San Francisco Denver Salt Lake City.
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Tandard Publishing Company, Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda
Chicago
Postoffice
Auditorium Annex
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Denver
Glenarm Street
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake
Second South Street
Anaconda Standard Circulation Shown Bigger Than Competitors
Anaconda Standard reports its six month daily and Sunday average paid circulation ending June 20, 1900 as 11,722, claiming it exceeds all other Spy newspapers in Montana combined.
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Anaconda Standard
Montana
Fireside missed by Rockport crowds in murder case
The Rockport residents passed on a festive fireside gathering despite an abundance of fuel as two Black men were hanged for murder, leaving critics decrying vulgarity and barbarism while arguing for tolerance toward the town’s perceived primitiveness.
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Li 4Mon
Colo
Roockport
Ind
Rockport
South Africa
Dickens
Riley
Hoosiers
Western Combine Proposed to Pressure Irrigation Aid
The Commercial club of Omaha plans a western bloc of senators and representatives to push irrigation legislation and seek a minimum 5 million dollar appropriation. The strategy would team western states against eastern rivals to advance arid region projects, though feasibility and cross-state unity are doubtful.
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Commercial Club of
Omaha
Seaboard
Senate
West Undercuts for Irrigation Over War Costs and Parties
The article argues eastern leaders misunderstand Western needs for irrigation while war expenses hinder local improvements. It notes Congress may fund large army bills but balk at a million-dollar storage reservoir project. It also claims Western voters are swayed by party loyalty over regional interests.
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Main
West
How to read the Cuban independence resolutions
The piece argues over what the congressional resolution means for Cuba's freedom. It notes doubt about whether Cuba should be free like U S states or absolutely independent of any country. It asserts the U S intends pacification then self rule by Cubans.
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Cuba
American Union
Mexico
Chile
Congress
United States
Minister Wu Ting Fang in America as Orator and Contested Morals
A historical critique portrays Wu Ting Fang as a popular, stylish envoy who captivates Washington and New York society. The piece condemns Confucianism for gender inequality and infanticide, arguing it contrasts sharply with Christian morals and modern thought.
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Washington
New York
China
Hoth
Brabant's horse party dispatch praised for subtle wording
A Pretoria press dispatch commending euphemistic phrasing, described as a masterpiece of breaking news gently. The report refers to a party of Brabant's horse, noted for its subtle language in delivering the news.
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South African Presse
Brabant
Raw recruits meet superior Boers near Zastron
The passage notes that raw recruits engaged a stronger Boer force on December 13 near Zastron in the Orange River Colony, suffering four killed sixteen wounded and one hundred twenty prisoners with a dismissive remark about the notice.
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Zastron
Orange River Colony
The Canal and the Subsidy Analysis
Advocates of a ship subsidy seek to group it with building an inter oceanic canal, arguing both share similar merits. The subsidy raises US freight costs for all, while profits favor a few. A canal lowers charges, benefits shipowners and producers broadly, and funds itself via tolls.
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United States
The Honorable John Bull’s Christmas with Sackcloth and Ashes
A weathered adage notes The Hon. John Bull will observe Christmas in mourning attire of sackcloth and ashes, signaling solemnity rather than festivity in the holiday season.
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John Bull
Mr Kruger Reported Much Better After Melancholia
The article notes that Mr. Kruger, who suffered melancholia, is reported to be much improved in condition. No other individuals or organizations are mentioned in the readable text.
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Mr. Kruger
Omission on Commoner editorial team disclosed
Dispatches omit whether Mr. Stevenson or Mr. Towne will be Mr. Bryan's associate editor at The Commoner. This vague report leaves the leadership lineup unresolved as coverage continues.
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Mr. Stevenson
Mr. Towne
Mr. Bryan
Minister Wu Urged to Shun Loquadity Before Habit Forms
A diplomat notes that Minister Wu should abandon loquadity to prevent it becoming a confirmed habit, urging caution in professional conduct and public perception.
Kruger's alternating days of fasting prayer and thanksgiving
The passage notes President Kruger balancing periods of fasting and prayer with times of thanksgiving and song, illustrating a rhythm of religious devotion and public ceremony in his schedule.
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Kruger
Towne Family Benefits From Senator Towne Mileage and Per Diem
A sentence notes Senator Towne's mileage and per diem funds support the Towne family, effectively ensuring a generous Christmas tree allocation.
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Senator Towne
Towne
Senator Chandler Remains Obdurate in Dispute
The text notes Senator Chandler's continued obduracy and suggests to Mr. Clark that he stage a vaudeville show to confront him. The wording points to a political dispute and a proposed theatrical response aimed at pressuring Chandler.
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Chandler
Rainsford Attacks New York Anti-Vice Crusade
In a Harvard lecture last week the Rev. Dr. Rainsford called the anti-vice crusade folly. Bishop Potter's reaction to the sermon has not yet been printed.
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Harvard
Rainsford
New York
Bishop Potter
Santa Fe Officials Clash Over Game Referee Doubts
The discord over who should referee the game between Santa Fe operators and Santa Fe managers casts doubts on each side's claims of victory and stirs questions about the outcome.
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Santa Fe
Hoers Use Pen Chant Against Looting British Firms
A brief note describes the Hoers chanting a pen chant during looting of British companies. The item notes organized action and target firms without graphic details.
Brisk South Africa Business Keeps Kitchener DeWet In Session
Business activity in South Africa remains strong with neither Kitchener nor DeWet agreeing to adjourn over the Christmas holidays, keeping sessions active.
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South Africa
Kitchener
DeWet
Settlement Talks Continue Amid Peaking Tensions
The British minister is delaying the game in Pekin as officials work toward a settlement believed likely before the dawn of the twenty first century. The statement frames ongoing diplomatic efforts and a potential peaceful resolution.
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Pekin
Bryan stays out of journalism to guard finances
The Nebraska farmers are reminded that Mr. Bryan will not enter journalism for health or for aid in wood, pumpkins and potatoes. He believes he can align his financial views with maintaining a full bank account.
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Nebraska
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Atrocities Debate Over Transvaal Extermination Policy
A Springfield Republican critique contrasts Weyler’s reconcentration with British so called extermination in South Africa. It condemns violence against women and children, cites Kitchener and Omdurman reports, and questions Christian moral authority amid war’s brutality.
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Springfield Republican
Weyler
Roberts
South Africa
Cuba
Devils Island
Col
H. B. Hanna
London
Tilly
Syd
British public contemplates renewed conquest of Africa
From the Topeka State Journal a remark suggests that Britons may feel compelled to conquer African republics again, signaling a dawning realization of possible renewed imperial action.
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Topeka State Journal
Weyler Denounces Falsehoods Over Alleged Lies
In Weyler's view, a complainant accuses him of lying, calling the charge an outrage. The plain truth about Wester is grim, as he asserts the allegations are unfounded and scandalous.
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Mail
Express
Weyler
Wester
Eden Theory and Aguinaldo Put Forward in Chicago Journal
The Chicago Journal suggests a theory linking the Philippines to the garden of Eden. The piece notes Emilio Aguinaldo is described as “full of the old Adam” as part of the argument.
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The
Chicago Journal
Hecker
Philippines
Aguinaldo
Paris exposition medal price shocks American prize winners
From the Denver Republican the article notes American prize winners are asked to pay 12 each for Paris exposition gold medals. It implies that bank officials are not the only people charged with modern financing concepts.
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Denver Republican
Kentucky Girls Bet Wins Man on Re Election
From the Chicago Post the Kentucky girls show savvy in gambling and celebrate winning a man on re election. One winner happily contemplates her future options now that she holds a marriageable prize.
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Chicago Post
Kentucky
Preservation vs hunting in Adirondacks and Chicago noise laws
Late Adirondacks reports urge stricter game preservation to prevent hunters from harming each other. Minneapolis Times notes Chicago council dismissing ant noise ordinances, arguing cutting the racket would reduce city noise.
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Pittsburg
Adirondacks
Minneapolis Times
Chicago Council
Chicago
Current humor strips from early 20th century papers
A collage of light dialogue and jokes from multiple publications including Detroit Free Press Philadelphia Press and Chicago Evening Post. Topics range from age appropriate relationships to church visits and farm anecdotes reflecting dated humor and social norms.
New Use for Suggestion from The Hospital
A 15 year old girl with numerous warts on both hands was treated by vaccination after reading reports of wart cures. The doctor re vaccinated on June 1. Seven weeks later the warts began to fade and by August 30 there were no traces, leaving temporary white spots.
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Dibble Staple
Woman Threw Axe at Emperor William in Old Conflict
In Chicago Timea Herald reporting fragments hint at a plot involving a woman who launched an axe strike against Emperor William. The tale notes potential changes if a flatiron had been within reach, reflecting a rumor of improvised weaponry in a turbulent era.
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Chicago Timea-Herald
William
British minister's filibuster roots in loot vein claim
A flawed assertion links a British minister's obstruction to Allied troops finding a fresh vein of loot. The remark suggests corruption as a motive behind the tactics.
Jefferson Records $40000 Mortgage in New York
A mortgage was recorded in New York showing actor Joe Jefferson lending $40,000 on a property. Jefferson has long been known as a unique figure in the dramatic profession.
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New York
Joe Jefferson
Jefferson
Newspapers flood Clark case with hostile coverage nationwide
Across the United States, virtually all newspapers except Montana outlets allied with Mr. Clark react with strong, condemnatory commentary, signaling broad public sentiment and media pressure surrounding the Clark case.
Miss Jessie Morrison Case Sparks Final Parting Plea
In a cryptic note readers link Miss Jessie Morrison to a retirement and a lingering injunction. Citizens urge a last reminder not to repeat past actions tied to her public case.
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Jessie Morrison
Arkansas Governor vows to outlive monocle wearers
The Denver Post reports Governor Jeff Davis of Arkansas declares he will outshine any man who wears a monocle in his state. The remark casts doubt on fashion battles amid a region described as lacking cultural harmony.
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Denver Post
Jeff Davis
Arkansas
Pure Delight
President Melkin Ley Faces Congress On Mob Outrage Legislation
The text hints at an expectation that President Melkin Ley will urge Congress to legislate against mob outrages. It argues such moves signal faith in national legislation’s power and the executive head’s oversight.
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Pittsburg Dispatch
Melkinley
Congress
Matrimonial Lottery Pondered In Society Columns
Miss Askins asks about church lotteries while De Witte prefers church weddings. The playful exchange appears in a light society fragment from a Puck period page.
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Miss Askins
de Witte
Puck
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