Standard Publishing Company announcements and offices
Public notice style item listing Standard Publishing Company details. Includes publication scope, subscription rates, and offices in Butte Missoula Great Falls with Washington Bureau and newsstand locations in Chicago San Francisco Denver Salt Lake City and Anaconda Montana.
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The
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Chicago
Postoffice
Auditorium Annex
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Denver
Glenarm Street
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake
Second South Street
Anaconda Standard Advertising Reach Tops Montana Papers
To advertisers ending June 30 1900 the Anaconda Standard reports a larger paid circulation than all other Montana newspapers combined. The note highlights a six month average and underscores strong Sunday readership.
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Anaconda Standard
Montana
West Point hazing case likely verdict and critique
The West Point court martial likely returns a verdict that Booz’s death was unrelated to cadet hazing and urges restraint. It questions overall hazing, praises authorities if hazing is limited, and notes cadet discipline while downplaying broader violent crime at the academy. One cadet testifies of facial injuries from a fight and hospital time.
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West Point
Oscar L. Booz
Harrison Right as Ex President Faces Porto Rico Policy
The piece defends Mr. Harrison against Senator Foraker and argues Porto Rico policy is a just departure from correct principles. It asserts Harrison speaks as a statesman and Foraker as a partisan, challenging claims of parity with Florida Louisiana and California and noting Puerto Ricans protest the current law.
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Harrison
Porto Rico
Harfieon
Foraker
Florida
Louisiana
California
Congress of
United States
Mr. Foraker
Porto Rico tariff seen as betrayal of liberty says ex president
An editorial criticizes the Porto Rico tariff as a betrayal of free trade ideals. It argues the tariff policy reflects Republican calculations for domestic politics, compares it unfavorably to the Philippines policy, and labels the action a serious departure from correct principles. The piece cites ex President Harrison and Mr. Foraker in denouncing the approach.
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Porto Rico
Executive Council of
Eleven
United States
Republican Party
McKinley
Congress
Porto Rios
Spain
Republican Committee On Ways and Means
Philippines
Maine
Georgia
Harrison
Foraker
McKinley’s Dual Character Critics Charge Weakness and Ambition
The Springfield Republican highlights President McKinley’s perceived weakness in policy decisions alongside a strong push for executive prerogative. It cites his handling of the Spanish treaty and a China note, arguing he manipulates Congress and party leaders to avoid accountability and press his own agenda.
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Mr. McKinley
McKinley
Congress
William
Porto Rico
Philippines
United States
Europe
China
Springfield Republican
Pekin
Betwen
Legislative Branch
McKinley’s Power Ambition Questioned Amid Cuba Policy
The critique argues President McKinley expands authority without Congress, risking Republican unity. It describes his timidity and zeal for power, noting Congress may back him or let him fail. The piece questions whether his legacy will be of stature or controversy.
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Congress
McKinley
Cuba
United States
Spelling Rules Defied by Washington Board Says Montana
The article mocks the Geographical Board in Washington for dictating place spellings like Great Falls and Lewis and Clarke County, noting Montana residents ignore the rules. It credits Senator Carter and political allies with pressuring the board to spare Lewis and Clarke, and describes the board as a loose, attic-meeting body with members from major federal agencies shaping place names.
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Merriam
Montana
Geographical Board
Washington
United States of North America
Supreme Court
Lewis and Clarke County
Carter
Senator Carter
Mark Hanna
McKinley
Congress
Foreign Diplomatic Corps
Lewis and Clarke
Carters
Sanders
Chuck
Great Board
High Tribunal
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Supreme Court of United States Geographical Names
H. G. Ogden
The
Coast Survey
Johnson
Lighthouse Board
Henry Gannett
Geological Survey
Marcus Baker
Interior Department
General Land Office
State
Navy
War Departments
T. Mason
Smithsonian Institute
Post Office Department
Government Printing Office
Department of Agriculture
Notable Search Sighting Across States
A cold day description notes Patrick Crowe located in states spanning from Maine to California, suggesting a wide geographic search. The report mentions his location as of yesterday and highlights the broad range covered in the pursuit.
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Patrick Crowe
Maine
California
Montana Senate Tug of War Tightens Position
Montana politics show a complex scramble around the Senate race as rival factions maneuver for influence. The scene features prominent local figures and party efforts shaping the contest ahead of key votes.
New York Busy With Smallpox While England Faces Change
The piece contrasts England's waning influence with New York's immediate health crisis as smallpox dominates urban concerns, hinting at broader societal shifts and anxieties of the time.
Spriges Senate Boom Refutes Cost Sale Report
The Spriges push back on rumors they are selling assets at cost ahead of potential business closure. The new push emphasizes steady operations and ongoing projects despite market chatter.
Governor Pingree's Fireworks Explode Hearts of Owner
Fireworks owned by a local proprietor under Governor Pingree burst with disastrous results. The owner faces losses and potential liability as officials inspect the incident and assess damage to property and livelihood.
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Governor Pingree
London Stock Market Faces Recessions and Downgrade Pressure
The London market shows continued volatility amid global economic strain as investors weigh inflation, output data, and policy signals. Banks and mining shares move with overseas cues while trading remains cautious ahead of key economic releases and central bank guidance.
Court Opinion Cites Justices Incomplete Statement
In the opinion of the Hon. John Mac Ginnis, the Hon. Frank E. Corbett and others the court reviews a procedural point. The fragment indicates a panel discussion or ruling on a motion, with emphasis on interpretive standards and potential impacts on the case at hand.
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John MacGinnis
Frank E. Corbett
Kilgallon Urged To Withdraw In Sammy Race Sami Bowl Contest
The Hon. Thomas Kilgallon is urged to withdraw from the speakership race. The contest at West Point is described as a Sammy race with two candidates “feeding each other with a spoon” from the same molasses bowl.
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Thomas Kilgallon
West Point
Sammy
Political Shuffle Hints on Senate Term Plans
Well informed circles expect Hon W A Clark to seek the long term senate seat while Hon Thomas P Cullen of Glendive may defer to him for the short term. Legislators are asked to hear assurances that Helena will not launch an anti boodle crusade this winter. Returns show 164 spellings of John Mac Ginnis with back county papers yet to report.
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W. A. Clark
Thomas P. Cullen
Glendive
Helena
John MacGinnis
W A Clark to Return to Montana on Important Business
The Hon. W. A. Clark will come back to Montana this week for important business.
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W. A. Clark
Montana
Fang. Heinze
Torrens land transfer system to hold biennial revival services
As soon as the legislature can organize a regular session the Torrens system of land transfer will hold its biennial revival services.
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Torrens System of Land Transfer
Montana exhibit funds at Buffalo show debate
A proposal to spend 30000 dollars on a Montana exhibit at the Buffalo exposition faces criticism over potential waste and the risk of funding another silver plated statue.
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Montana
Sermon to Reflect on Past Century Achievements and New Possibilities
The morning sermon will examine the old century's accomplishments and explore potential avenues of progress for the new era. The talk aims to inspire with a balanced view of history and forward looking goals.
Aristocrats in London After Financial Crash Lapse
Following London's market collapse several titled nobles are described as absent minded beggars and regret their reduced fortunes. The piece notes social shift and personal distress among high status residents.
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London
West Point cadets chase tabasco lore on sauce role
Cadets at West Point debate whether tabasco sauce is administered only to the saucy. The lighthearted exchange highlights campus antics and playful claims about culinary etiquette.
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Wild and Woolly West Point
Clark Aims to Exhibit $20000 in Original Packages
On transcontinental trips Hon. W A Clark will instruct porters not to eject him at Buffalo. At present the Fast and the West Point mark pride for the national military academy on the Hudson.
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W. A. Clark
Buffalo
West Point
National Military Academy
Hudson
Denial by Stover Cleveland Sparks Curiosity in McKinley Vote
Stover Clevelands explicit denial of voting for McKinley arouses curiosity among Debs Barker and Woolley about which candidate he supported.
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Stover Cleveland
McKinley
Messrs
Debs
Barker
Woolley
Famine Markets Report Offer Human Flesh in China
A grim note from famine areas in China describes human flesh sold in local markets. The report highlights severe hunger and desperation facing residents as authorities struggle to control the crisis.
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China
MacGinnis weighs Senate run alongside speakership
The Honorable John MacGinnis may pursue a seat in the Senate in addition to remaining in the speakership. The potential bid signals an expansion of his political ambitions and could reshape leadership dynamics within the chamber.
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John MacGinnis
Paderewski Denies Report of Duel Fatality
Quote notes no current reason to doubt Mr. Paderewski's denial that he was killed in a duel. The remark counters circulating reports and maintains the pianist states he remains alive.
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Mr. Paderewski
Corbett Aims for Speakership Amid Montana Rumors
The text suggests Hon. F. E. Corbett should hurry to Helena to find a rich copper mine nearby, while rumors say War Horse Sanders plans another display of ground and bucking. With limited readable detail the snippet hints at political maneuvering and a rodeo show.
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F. E. Corbett
Helena
War Horse Sanders
The Commoner Promises a Brilliant Cleveland Editorial
It may safely be predicted that the first number of The Commoner will contain a brilliant and powerful editorial on the incurable lobsterocity of Grover Cleveland and other lobsters.
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Grover Cleveland
Farewell reception for American consul in Cape Town
The British lodge F and A M at Cape Town held a Masonic farewell for American consul J G Stowe. Carnegie gifts this year total 3 million dollars, down from 5 million last year. Roses sent to Rockefeller yield a 100 dollar acknowledgment. German emperor census card kept in Letzlingen archives. Rabbi Wilowski plans New York lectures then Chicago. Lamb, Dewey arch architect, traces lineage to early engraver Rollins. Rev Frank A Gregory earns Legion of Honor for Madagascar service.
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Cape Town
J. G. Stowe
Emirmerer
Letzlingen
Prussia
Charles Rollinson Lamb
Dewey Arch
New York City
Charles Rollinson
United States
Frank A. Gregory
St. Paul's
Madagascar
Legion of Honor
Mr. Gregory
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