Anaconda Standard Publisher and Contact Details
The Anaconda Standard Publishing Company issues daily papers in Anaconda Montana with offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls. It lists subscription rates and postage, office addresses, telephone numbers and distribution points including Chicago San Francisco Denver Salt Lake and Paris and invites business correspondence to the Anaconda HQ.
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Anaconda
Chicago
Postoffice
Auditorium Annex
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Denver
Glerarm Street
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake
Anaconda Standard Promises Bona Fide Circulation Guarantee
The Anaconda Standard invites advertisers to rely on its bona fide paid circulation, daily and Sunday, three times larger than any Montana newspaper. Advertising contracts will be based on this guaranteed circulation.
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The
Anaconda Standard
Montana
Nominating Dynamics Between McKinley Bryan And Roosevelt
The piece contrasts how McKinley’s 4 years in power and party backing shaped his nomination, with Bryan’s defeat driven no patronage, yet immense personal support. It notes Hanna’s influence in naming delegates, Roosevelt’s reluctant rise, and questions whether Kansas City will back a nominee lacking Bryan’s endorsement.
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FTEN
McKinley
Hanna
Philadelphia
Bryan
McKinney Clique
Roosevelt
Mr. Bryan
Silver's Gradual Rise
The silver market has shown a slow steady advance over the last year in the Rocky Mountain states with little speculation. Production remains near stationary as population and business grow, boosting demand and lifting the metal’s value despite legislative drag.
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Rocky Mountain
Japan
Silver market outlook and potential silver mining revival
The article argues that silver prices rise as global wealth grows and silver use increases in arts and coinage while gold output climbs. It notes silver quotations are in gold terms, supporting a possible return to bimetallism, and predicts further pressure on silver with possible hard blows to its value and a brighter future for mining.
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Japan
Hills Shifts on Duty Call Reflects Changing Times
The piece notes David B. Hill’s patronizing tone toward Bryan and his travel to Lincoln after arriving in Kansas City. It argues Hill changes stance since 1896, obeying or resisting calls to support the Democratic ticket, and frames his loyalty as representing a political following rather than personal insistence.
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David BB. Hill
Bryan
Kansas City
Lincoln
Hill
Democratic Party
New York
Mr. Hill
There Is No Defense of Philippine Annexation
The article argues against McKinley’s policy in the Philippines, calling it a crime and a burden of costly imperial aggression. It condemns sentimental and commercial defenses, insisting the islands bring only costly, indefensible losses and no clear profit or moral justification.
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Mr. McKinley
Philippines
Fragmented Valley Dispatch Snippets Mix Politics and War Talk
Disjointed lines discuss Bryan and his hired editor, Charley Towne, O Reillys and Kansas City hotels, religious debate, and war anxieties. References to Lincoln, Chaffee, Seymour, and a looming conflict with China thread through a collage of political and military commentary.
War or a pipe dream in the Tsung Li Yamen
The empress and officials debate whether China is in a state of war. The empress asks if the world is against her, while Lei Lin notes no formal ultimatums or signed agreements exist. The exchange blends grandiose rhetoric with comic misgivings as motives and outcomes remain unsettled.
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Lowager
Tsung Li Yamen
Europe
North America
South America
Africa
Jim Hop
Foreign Assation, Department
Alexander
Wurape
America
Imperial
Lei Lin
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods Department
Copal Ladies' Guild
Jess
China Boxer speaks on civilization and independence
A Chinese Boxers' representative in London argues Western modernity is unnecessary and outlines Chinese philosophy. He claims China is anciently advanced, self-reliant, and desires peace, while resisting Western railways, mills, religion, and imperial pressure. He asserts China could dominate if provoked and urges mutual noninterference.
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London
China
London Express
Fnr
Fragmentary Proceedings Mention Massacre Imbued With Spirit
The record shows officials praising unity after recent massacres while urging greater zeal and vigilance. A reference to appropriated funds and a tael amount appears amid garbled dialogue as the yamen adjourns for the day.
Current Comment on Education and Politics Including Russia and China
A column from the St. Louis Post-Dispatch notes President Harper of the University of Chicago praised Russian education and questions why the ballet could not be government controlled in America. It cites German Americans critical of McKinley era policies, and a New York World view on Russia’s advantage in China amid the Boxer reaction. It also mentions Kansas City Times and Boston Globe takes on Democratic gains and a possible extra session on the Chinese question.
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Terpsichore
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Harper
University of Chicago
Russia
America
Trent
New York
China
Enghind
United States
McKinley Administration Under Fire in Press Voices
The piece cites Atlanta Journal criticism predicting backlash in the coming election. It argues the McKinley administration should be judged by its Washington acts rather than promises made in Philadelphia. The excerpt also notes New York Tribune remarks on Chauncey Depew.
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Atlanta Journal
McKinley
Philadelphia
Washington
Chauncey
New York Tribune
Senate
Depew
Notable Political and Academic Honors Across the Nation
AC Jones campaigns for U S senate in South Carolina against Tillman. Ex Governor Rod Taylor of Tennessee tours the West, earning about thirty thousand dollars over expenses. Historian George Bancroft born Worcester October 3 1800. movement to honor 100th anniversary. Mrs Gladstone’s charities aid the homeless, London cholera relief, and her parliament role. Rev Elias Riggs renowned Turkish missionary oldest graduate of Andover Theological Seminary. multilingual preaching ability. Kansas delegate Sheldon of Topeka clarified after misreports about editing a Topeka daily. Simon Newcomb earns honorary degree from Cracow University. long list of foreign honors. Hugh L Shepherd Harvard senior breaks records with 11 A exams. funds from Kansas City roots and self-made through college work.
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Elias Riggs
Turkey
Andover Theological Seminary
Riggs
Current Humor and Quick Quips Across Papers
A playful spread notes humor from Washington Star about a child’s toy wagon morphing into a man’s pursuits and a chase for a horseless carriage. The Philadelphia Record mocks a hoax with two men who quarrel, one a dentist and one a chiropodist. New York Weekly quips on Yale, a man bragging about breaking up shows at the opera house amid talk of theater perniciousness.
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Washington Star
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