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Anaconda, Mont
Anaconda Standard Claims Largest Montana Daily Circulation
The Anaconda Standard reports a six month period ending June 30 1900 with a paid circulation of 11 722, claiming a larger bona fide paid circulation than all other Montana daily newspapers combined including Sundays.
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Anaconda Standard
Montana
DeWet masters mobile warfare outwitting British lines
The piece profiles General De Wet as a master of rapid moves and ambushes in South Africa. It notes his preference for small, picket forces, his knowledge of terrain, and his ability to slip unseen from encampments. It concludes with a warning that Britain learns to fight on home ground.
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DeWet
South Africa
DeWe
England
Russia
Napoleon
Why There Was a Treaty on the Canal Question
The Hay-Paunce treaty aimed to create a neutral Central American canal but senate amendments remove neutrality and grant U S control for defense. England’s nonchalance and Lodge’s stance raise questions why negotiations were needed given the older Clayton-Bulwer treaty and Britain’s prior limits on U S action.
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Central America
Senate
United States
Hay
Benator Lodge
England
Great Britain
Abrogation of the Clayton Bulwer Treaty and canal dispute
The piece argues for abrogating the Clayton Bulwer treaty with or without Britain’s consent. It asserts war is not necessary and that Britain has no strong interests at stake in the American continent. It notes English press remarks and historic changes since ratification.
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England
Great Britain
American
United States
Saloon Smasher Clara Nation Roils Wichita
Clara Nation, leader of the Kansas W C T U, smashed mirrors bottles and a painting in a Wichita saloon and held a long jail session. She vows to smash all Kansas saloons, cites her late husband’s drink as motive, and faces public backlash over violent tactics. The piece critiques temperance advocates, noting repeated saloon wrecks undermine the cause.
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Barber County
Kan
Clara Nation
Wichita
Cleopatra
Bath
Kansas
Mrs. Nation
Mrey, Nation
Anchor to Windward on Philippine and Porto Rico cases
HE Washington correspondent argues that a Supreme Court ruling that the islands are U S territory could void tariff taxes and undermine anti imperialist goals. The piece suggests administration influence and notes the paradox of claiming lasting territorial binds while denying independence.
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Washington
New York Commercial Advertiser
Porto Rico
Supreme Court
United States
Florida
Could the United States relinquish Florida or others by choice
The author argues sovereignty includes power to part with territory and that secession or granting independence is possible if the people and courts so decide. He notes Alaska could be sold and cites a republican form of government as a constraint, but asserts independence for territories could occur when the people demand it, even amid constitutional questions.
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Florida
United States
Alaska
Hanna’s shipping subsidy view criticized for bias
A newspaper column assails Mark Hanna for urging a shipping subsidy, arguing he overestimates expert knowledge from shipbuilders and owners who would directly benefit. It counters his claim that only foreign steamship firms oppose the bill, warning of biased incentives and inflated support among beneficiaries.
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Mark Hanna
United States
Senate
Hanna
Cadets Embrace Honor Beliefs Despite Dead Quiet
West Point cadets show a stubborn stance on posthumous praise, rejecting the principle of saying only good about the dead. The phrase hints at a culture that honors memory while avoiding silence on past faults.
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West Point
Fresh Line of Crimes Draws Attention in Final Notice
Before going out of business, the nineteenth century invites particular attention to a fresh line of novelties in plain and fancy crimes.
Patrick Crowe Enjoys a Quiet Christmas Cake
A modest gentleman, Patrick Crowe, avoids ostentation while enjoying a Christmas fruit cake. The note presents him as unpretentious and content with simple pleasures during the holiday season.
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Patrick Crowe
Michigan robbers send season greetings to Neeley and Rathbone
A sanitized OCR fragment notes intruders in Michigan seek to flatter Neeley and Rathbone and imply they can visit Havana without an appointment, indicating a mail robbery context with holiday greeting tone.
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Michigan
Messrs. Neeley and
Rathbone
Havana
Russell Sage Criticizes Cudahy Over Missing $25,000
Russell Sage condemns Mr. Cudahy for surrendering the $25,000 stake while noting he has no children to protect. He adds a wish that Cudahy had kidnapped kids to consider.
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Russell Sage
Mr. Cudahy
Senator Meyer Bypasses Mistletoe Hassle for Young Ladies
A chivalrous gentleman Senator Meyer of Red Lodge declines forcing young ladies to procure mistletoe, avoiding their expense and trouble in a lighthearted remark reflecting his courteous stance.
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Senator Meyer
Red Lodge
No Hatless West Point by Dawn of the Twenty-First Century
The sentence hints at uncertainty about the future fashion or policy at West Point, suggesting a persistent tradition of wearing hats or headgear. No firm prediction is given, leaving open the possibility of a change by the century’s start.
William T. Stead Reflects on Nineteenth Century Moral Decline
William T. Stead declares that in morals the nineteenth century has been marked by decline and upheaval, urging readers to confront social corruption and advocate virtue. He emphasizes reform and responsibility in public life and personal conduct.
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William T. Stead
Notable Moral Reformers Cited in Historic Text
Fragmentary line references William T. Stead as a key conservator of morals and mentions his prominence in the latter half of a discussed period. The passage is textual and lacks concrete dates or events beyond naming Stead and moral guardians.
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William T. Stead
Defeated Legislators Urged to End Contest Habit
At the start of the new year, defeated legislative candidates are urged to abandon the practice of challenging results. The stance calls for moving on from contested races and focusing on future public service.
Backwoods Towns Missed by Patrick Crowe This Week
The report notes that Mr. Patrick Crowe may not have visited some interior backwoods towns this week, suggesting gaps in his survey or coverage.
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Patrick Crowe
Sanders Carter feud noted for rhetoric over evidence
The feud between Sanders and Carter is described as rich in rhetoric yet lacking in verifiable damaging evidence, highlighting a gap between尖 claims and proof.
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Sanders-Carter
Senator Meyer trails Hobson in rough race tally
The report notes Senator Meyer is several lengths behind Lieutenant Hobson. It references the old year ending and a belated change while mentioning the Omaha police delaying Crowe for now.
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Meyer
Lieutenant Hobson
Democrat Claim Sparks Nineteenth Century Reflection
The text notes Montana awaits Hon. Fang. Heinze to imitate Hon. David B. Hill by remarking I am a democrat. It comments on fin-de-siecle mood and widespread loss of hope for recovery in the nineteenth century.
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Montana
Fang. Heinze
David B. Hill
Senator Meyer Faces Toe Kissing Plea in Fusion Talk
The remark hints at a political dynamic where Senator Meyer might appease the Hon. W. A. Clark by an unusual gesture to ease tensions within the fusion movement.
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Senator Meyer
W. A. Clark
Sanders and Carter Trade Judas Kisses Accusations
The report notes Messrs Sanders and Carter trading sharp accusations and accusing each other of betrayal in a tense dispute. Both men deny any backroom deals while public sentiment remains divided.
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Messrs
Sanders
Carter
Advertising quality at The Commoner under Bryan critique
The statement says Mr. Bryan cannot complain about the quantity of advertising The Commoner receives though some may question the quality. This notes persistent debate over ad content and distribution.
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Mr. Bryan
Crowe Shows Elusive Tactics Versus De Wet Rival
A sharp analysis notes Mr Crowe's cunning moves rivaling General De Wet in eluding pursuit. The piece highlights strategic evasiveness and tactical improvisation as key strengths in the confrontation.
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Mr. Crowe
General de Wet
Newspapers Battle over Spelling of Kidnapping
Readers note playful jab at spelling variations with a claim that outlets choosing kid napping favor ps at any price, reflecting language debates in press.
Dreyfus Case Surges as Global Sensation Ahead of Booz
The Dreyfus affair is described as nearing a major offensive to secure broader attention, positioning it as the world's leading sensational topic before the Booz case draws focus.
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Dreyfus
Booz
Pat Crowe Compared to Charley Ross in The Case
A remark suggests Pat Crowe may be headed toward a fate similar to Charley Ross, implying a disappearance or suspected wrongdoing. The comment frames Crowe in a notorious light, reflecting public sentiment of the era.
Montana papers wrestle with muddy depths and Meyer ties
The note observes Montana newspapers mired in dirt and references the Meyer matter, suggesting ongoing editorial or circulation struggles.
Proof and prose mix in a Carter charge clash
A pithy exchange features Colonel Sanders seeking proof of charges against Senator Carter. The dialogue blurs legal and rhetorical lines as names and motives swirl around a disputed accusation.
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Colonel Sanders
Senator Carter
Football Approved by Teachers by State Meeting
At the State Teachers association in Springfield officials of the high school football section won approval for supervised play under school control. A six member committee will draft regulations for inter high school contests to be adopted by participating schools.
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Chicago
Springfield
State Teachers’ Association
German petition seeks free mineral oil for motors
Berlin December 28 report that Herr Krupp and other manufacturers have petitioned for free admission into Germany of mineral oil for motor consumption. The aim is to save the nation’s coal deposits by reducing coal usage in industry and transport.
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Berlin
Herr Krupp
Germany
Arctic Baseball On Ivigtut Snow Field Aboard Thallium
The schooner Thallium under Captain Kent arrived from Ivigtut Greenland with cryolite. Crew members played a brisk arctic baseball in a frozen snow field under the midnight sun, defeating their Eskimo audience 48 to 31. Boatswain Brown scored on a passed ball and slide from second to home. The Thallium, first Greenland arrival in 25 years, is a new Bucksnort Me built vessel with a timbered hull for perilous trade.
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Philadelphia
Arctic
Kent
Ivigtut
Greenland
Jansen
Boatswain Brown
The
Thallium
Butte District Court Names Six Deputies
Sam M. Roberts, newly elected clerk of the district court, announced the appointment of six deputies from among about 800 applicants. The appointees are Frank Wilkins as chief deputy, with John F. Davies, Harry Heimerdinger, Jack Wright, Edward W. Ralph, and Joe Gribble filling the other posts.
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Sam M. Roberts
Roberts
Frank Wilkins
John F. Davies
Harry Heimerdinger
Jack Wright
Edward W. Ralph
Joe Gribble
Ejectment Suit Over Compromise Quartz Lode Claim
Great Falls district court opened proceedings against Robert Morrison and wife for possession of lot 21 block 5 Neihart townsite tied to the Compromise quartz lode claim. Plaintiff McEnary seeks possession plus $1000 damages and rental profits, claiming annual taxes paid. Greene and Cockrill represent the plaintiff.
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Great Falls
District Court
Robert Morrison
Neihart
McEnary
United States
Greene & Cockrill
Notable Happenings in Great Falls and Surroundings
Community notes from Great Falls record Dr. Slack recovering at home from grippe, visits by H J O Hanlon of Chinook and A H Fey of Gold Butte, plus Flathead county attorney F L Gray in town. A county tax sale of eighty acres in section 13 township 19 north range 4 east notes unknown owner and 24 80 in delinquent taxes. J D Lennon learns of his daughter's serious illness in Colfax Washington while traveling with her mother. An Italian laborer with grave injuries from an accident at Hlavre arrives at Columbus hospital. J H Daniels of Neihart weds Ethel Donahue of Helena in Helena with Judge Henry C Smith officiating. they plan to reside in Neihart. St Ann’s parish Christmas program delights parishioners with school performances and a festive Santa Claus.
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Dr. Slack
H. J. O'Hanlon
Chinook
Great Falls
A. H. Fey
Gold Butte
F. L. Gray
Flathead County
J.D. Lennon
Colfax
Wash
Columbus Hospital
Hlavre
J. H. Daniels
Neihart
Ethel Donahue
Helena
North Rodney Street
Henry C. Smith
St. Ann's
Santa Claus
Mail Sacks Robbed at Wyandotte Station
A mail pouch containing $100,000 in negotiable paper and other funds was stolen from the Michigan Central station in Wyandotte. A pouch ripped and emptied was found near an oil tank. drafts and checks were strewn along the railroad. Postmaster Johnson and J B Ford officials alerted as investigators trace the thief along the tracks.
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Detroit
Mich
Michigan Central
Wyandotte
Richert
John McCleary
George Bessy
J. B. Ford Alkali Works
Johnson
J. B. Ford Company
J. B. Ford, Jr
New York
Grand Central Wins Apex Suit Over Mammoth Claim
In Nephi Utah Judge Higgins rules Grand Central Mining wins the apex dispute over the Mammoth claim. The court finds the vein apex leaves the Mammoth side line, denying extra lateral ore rights. An accounting will follow.
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Salt Lake
Utah
Fifth District
Nephi
Higgins
Grand Central- Mammoth
Grand Central Mining Company
Grand Central
Mammoth
London Market Turmoil Impacts Australian Shares
Reports from London say the Stock Exchange saw trouble in the Australian market with a notable drop in shares of London & Globe Financial Corporation Limited and Leroi Mining Company Limited. Several firms had checks returned by the clearing house, but officials say the downturn does not signify failure as the grace period should allow firms to meet engagements.
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London
Financial
Stock Exchange
London & Globe Financial Corporation, Limited
Leroi Mining Company, Limited
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