Anaconda Standard publishing house details
The Standard Publishing Company lists publishers and proprietors, daily printing, post office registration, prepaid subscription options, and extended office locations in Butte, Missoula, and Great Falls. It notes offices in Washington, Chicago, San Francisco, Denver, Salt Lake City and addresses for correspondence.
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Standand Publishing Company Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda
Chicago
Postoffice
Auditorium Annex
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Denver
Glenarm Street
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake
Second South Street
Salt Lake News Co
Standard Publishing Company
Mont
Adverte... Anaconda Standard Circulation Lead
The Anaconda Standard touts a larger bona fide paid circulation than all other Montana dailies combined. The claim covers the six months ending June 30, 1900, highlighting its air of superiority in the state newspaper market.
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Anaconda Standard
Newe Apers
Montana
Averance
Navy First Class America Threat or Security
The piece argues that a large army threatens republican liberties while a strong navy preserves them. It contends battleships need water and time to build, whereas armies can mobilize quickly. It also critiques currency policy, contrasting silver dollars with gold backed bank notes and arguing for silver stability.
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Army
Navy
Inflation of the Currency
A U S deputy assistant treasurer in New York presents tables tracing currency outside the treasury since 1896. He reports a total rise from 1.5 to 2.113 billion dollars, an inflation of about 140 million annually, broken into gold silver coins notes and bank notes, with critics labeling it an inflation only when advocated by gold standard proponents.
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Aurice L. Muhlemann
United States
New York
Treasury
Rockport Indiana Lynching Practices Mocked as Quiet Efficiency
The passage portrays Rockport residents as methodical and unostentatious in their lynching actions noting three executions in quick succession. It contrasts urban pageantry with the town's supposed unremarkable rhythm while praising their persistence and calling Rockport a notable center for lynchings in Indiana.
Gulf Stream questioned as climate influencer by modern geographers
The article notes a shift from the old belief that the Gulf Stream warmed Northwestern Europe. Expert view now places the warm water as diffused east of Newfoundland and largely lacking direct climate impact, with wind patterns and ocean temperatures shaping regional warmth instead.
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Gulf Stream
Ocean
Gulf of Mexico
Florida
Cuba
Atlantic
Europe
British
Great Britain
Norway
Alexander Agassiz
Newfoundland
Warm Air Currents Transfer North Atlantic Heat
The text explains that the North Atlantic moderates European coast temperatures not only from the Gulf Stream itself but mainly through air currents that pass over the warm waters. These air currents gain heat as they traverse the Atlantic, warming the air reaching Europe.
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North Atlantic
Europe
Gulf Stream
China and Christianity amid old Chinese grievances debated
Cardinal Vaughan cites European political encroachment as a factor in the Chinese massacres while noting long standing grievances. A Times correspondent cites Jesuit history from 1665, Triad suspicion, temple funding refusals, betrothal disputes, ancestral tablets, and internal missionary conflicts to explain opposition to Christian conversion.
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Vaughan
Germany
Russia
China
Alexander Michie
London Times
Michie
Mer
Saint Martin
Szabruen
Triad Society
White Lily
Confucius
England
West Point Emerges as Latest Vindication Candidate
The West Point military academy is identified as the newest prominent candidate in a vindication effort, signaling high-profile interest and potential official backing for the initiative.
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West Point Military Academy
Chinese Complication Resumes Stir at Old Stand
A vague note suggests renewed tensions around a longstanding matter at an established site. Details are scarce but imply renewed debate or disruption involving local parties and ongoing stakes.
Christmas Rush Hits Store Lines with Fast Precision
Shoppers surge through the aisles this week as clerks steady the flow with practiced efficiency. The holiday crowd moves with swift, orderly pace, reflecting a seasonal ritual of purchase and preparation.
Doubt Over U S Anti-Slice Crusade in China
The article questions the success of the United States anti-slice campaign in China, noting that its outcomes remain uncertain and open to doubt.
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United States
China
General DeWet Hide Fair to Live in History
A historical note frames General DeWet as the Great Outwitter for his reputed habit of evading capture and influencing public memory. The piece reflects on his legacy and notoriety in the broader arc of the conflict’s rhetoric.
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DeWet
West Point Cadets Clash Over Booze Treatment
In a historical note a West Point incident unfolds as young cadets allegedly mistreat Cadet Booze. The report hints a forthcoming investigation will determine if Chesterfield protocols or conduct standards were violated.
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West Point
Copper Vein Found in New Jersey Stirs Mining Interest
Report of a rich copper vein in New Jersey notes Mr. Heinze traveled from New York on Sunday and spent a few minutes between ferryboats, suggesting renewed mining activity and potential investment opportunities.
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New Jersey
Heinze
New York
Exhibition Highlights Century Survival of the Strong
Pope Leo XIII and Queen Victoria preside over a display of nineteenth century resilience and vitality, showcasing the era's enduring vitality through prominent royal and papal figures.
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Leo XIII
Queen Victoria
Reverend Parker Leads London Sun on Sheldon Plan
The Rev. Dr. Joseph Parker edits the London Sun this week focusing on the Sheldon plan. Critics question Parker's approach as pushing yellow Christianity.
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Joseph Parker
London Sun
Doc Parker
London Sun Bets on Get Rich Quick Proposition
An article notes The London Sun exploring a speculative or rapid wealth scheme, signaling a shift toward sensational or payday style schemes to attract readers and boost circulation. The piece hints at bold promises and potential risks for the public.
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London
Pekin Powwow Remains Favorite in Longevity Pennant Race
The Pekin powwow stays a strong favorite in the contest for the longevity pennant, showing sustained momentum and support as the season progresses.
Lord Kitchener Dines in Pretoria As Chamberlain Chooses Disgust
The line reads a witty note on visits by Lord Kitchener to Pretoria for Christmas dinner while Hon. Joseph Chamberlain dreads the prospect, signaling a sharp satirical take on imperial politics.
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Lord Kitchener
Pretoria
Joseph Chamberlain
Ore Fight Won't End Till Fang Heinze Wins
The passage suggests a ongoing battle involving Hon. Fang Heinze over ore, implying the dispute extends until he gains full control or loot. The phrase indicates persistence and confrontation, with no stated resolution or closing date.
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Fang. Heinze
Butte and Anaconda Embrace Diverse 20th Century Welcomes
Between Methodist watch night services and mask balls, the two cities plan a varied social calendar to mark the era. Local groups promote inclusive events, aiming to reflect evolving cultural tastes and community unity.
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Butte
Anaconda
Merry Christmas Compared: General DeWet and Lord Kitchener
A brief note contrasts celebratory moods, suggesting General DeWet will be merrier than Lord Kitchener in a festive season context. No further details or actions are provided in the excerpt.
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General DeWet
Lord Kitchener
Helena Shows No Drive to Launch Anti Transom Crusade
A brief in Helena indicates officials have no plan to initiate an anti transom crusade this season. No public calls or directives have been issued and community leaders express neutrality on the matter.
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Helena
Booze Persecuted for Converting Converts at West Point
The passage argues that if Booze was persecuted for his Christ ianity conversion, West Point may be as dangerous a field for Christian missionaries as China. The claim links religious conversion to risk in a military academy setting.
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Booze
West Point
China
Patriotism as learned by rote and the New York manual
The New York Evening Post criticizes a state authorized Manual of Patriotism for schools. It argues the book overemphasizes flag rituals and patriotic ceremonies, urging teachers to avoid daily harangues and sentimentality. The piece questions state endorsement and the risk of vulgarizing patriotism.
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New York Evening Post
State of
New York
Charles R. Skinner
Great Empire State
Skinner
Francis Marion
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Lowell
Lincoln
State Board
Vindication Mentions Stir Front in Parliament Record
A fragment remarks on the American press view of vindicating General Eagan and the Hon. W. A. Clark as similarly treated. It also notes the queen's speech dismissing parliament may reflect Senator Towne’s brief term.
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General Eagan
W. A. Clark
Towne
Santa Claus Pushes Aggressive Sleigh Expansion Plan
Readers report signs that Santa Claus plans an aggressive expansion of his sleigh operations. Officials note mounting indicators of broader routes and larger fleets.
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Santa Claus
Awakening Social Conscience Drives Labor Unity
The Minneapolis Journal notes growing willingness of employers and workers to cooperate. Samuel Gompera highlighted increased interest from influential non political men in labor movements and a shift toward understanding workers directly rather than through biased intermediaries.
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Minneapolis Journal
Gompera
Canteen Abolishment Debate Hits Army Bill
The Minneapolis Times notes the army bill abolishing the canteen passed the house by a large majority. Military experience suggests the house errs as post exchanges sell beer and light wines under strict rules. If abolished, liquor sales would move to dives, harming soldiers and benefiting wood alcohol dealers.
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Minneapous Times
Post Exchange
Solere
President's pious hope meets tough fiscal reality
The piece mocks the president's wish that Congress be economical. It notes prior calls for vast spending and asserts McKinley would not veto an extravagant bill, predicting lawmakers will quietly write surplus out of the treasury with swift resolve.
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New York Evening Post
Congress
McKinley
White House
Capitol
Treasury
Chinese court and emperor face public tragedy reflection
The Pittsburg Post notes that while the court lacks sympathy, the common people bear hardship first. The piece argues that spending millions to starve the population to pressure the court reveals a moral flaw in civilization.
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Pittsburg
Defeated Justice of the Peace Candidate Attacks Rival
In Bourbon county Kansas Uniontown on November 28 1900 R Moore a defeated justice of the peace candidate swears under oath that he spent no money on his campaign and quips that with funds and butcher shops he could win a $19 office. The report notes Maine shipbuilding activity with rising annual tonnage.
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R. Moore
Justice of the Peace
Bourbon County
Kansas
Uniontown
Kan
Marion Township
Sea freight and shipbuilding outlook for Camden Maine
About 55 000 tons anticipated by December 21 with 10 000 tons more than 1899 output. Thirty three schooners, largely large vessels, have been launched this year. The outlook for next season is encouraging. Rumors of a seven masted schooner, 350 feet long, to be built at Camden, Maine, with contract likely in a few months.
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Camden
Pigeon theft case and other legal scraps from East Orange column
The article notes George Bennett’s grand jury hold over larceny after a carrier pigeon allegedly stolen from Robert Euraig was released to reveal its home. It also covers Benham’s acquittal in a murder case and guardianship action over his infant son, plus various society notes and mining, cotton, and agriculture items from across the United States.
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East Orange
N. J
George Bennett
Robert Euraig
Euraig
Howard Curtis Benham
Batavia
N. Y
Benham
Concession of Claims Near Madrid and Odd Legal News
A compilation notes a Madrid concession of claims likened to a gold bed while in Norristown a judge rules pupils are under teacher discipline within reason. A Kansas divorce misstep, a Washington bear parade bet, and a $19,000 spoon tied to a mine flood are reported alongside iron ore and carp control efforts, a Paris balloon ascent, and Alaska fur decline impacting Galveston real estate.
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George P. Gross
Kansas City
Gross
Arctic railways widen earth’s travel bridges
The article envisions rapid travel from New York to Vladivostok via Berlin Moscow and Irkutsk, across a future trans Arctic line near the Bering Strait. Engineers see no major obstacle beyond winter cold and vast tundra, arguing Northeastern Siberia would be easier to conquer than the White Pass route.
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New York
Berlin
Moscow
Irkuts
Vladivostok
Pacific
Asia
America
Bering Straits
Siberia
White Pass
Yukon
Not from Chicago A witty exchange on shoes and anger
A brief dialogue scene depicts a woman denying Chicago roots and a man remarking on the impracticality of stamping feet on small shoes. The exchange ends with a sharp retort and a moment of amusement.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Chicago
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