Anaconda Standard publishing details and offices
The Anaconda Standard announces its publishing company details including daily print, subscription rates, and office locations. It lists main office in Standard Block Anaconda and branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls with Saint Louis and Paris reading room mentions for visitors.
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Standard Publishing Company, Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda
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Ataseek Hie
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Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Chicago
Postoffice
Anex
San Francisco
Denver
Glenarm Street
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake
Second South Street
Lake
Societe Des Imprimeries Lemercier
Place de Opera
Paris
Andard Publishing Company
Mont
Anaconda Standard Promises Largest Montana Circulation
The Anaconda Standard guarantees advertisers a bona fide paid daily and Sunday circulation three times greater than any other Montana newspaper. Advertising contracts will be made subject to this guarantee.
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Anaconda Standard
Montana
Circulation Statement for June Tables from Anaconda Standard
The Deer Lodge county circulator reports the Anaconda Standard's June totals. It shows monthly circulation figures, daily and Sunday averages, and a notarized sworn statement by circulator Watson F. Gaily on the second day of July, before Notary F. W. Peckover.
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State of Montana
Deer Lodge
Watson FE
Gally
Watrron Bk
F. W. Peckover Notary Publ
Democratic National Convention in Kansas City Faces Wording Controversy
Reports from Kansas City describe debate over the Chicago platform and a possible 16 to 1 declaration. Hopefuls for the second ticket include Adlai Stevenson with Shively possibly stepping in, as Towne’s supporters stay confident amid a lively opening and large attendance.
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Kansas City
Bryan
Chicago
Adlai Stevenson
Illnois
Shively
Indiana
Roosevelt
Towne
Stily
The Danger of Imperialism in the Orient
The article warns against McKinley’s imperial policy in the Orient and its dangers. It argues sovereignty in the Philippines is cited to seize a share when China is partitioned, revealing a broader warlike ambition contradicting American traditions.
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McKinley
Orient
Philippines
China
Republic
Otis
San Francisco
MacArthur
Asia
van Buren
Imperialism debate and platform intrigue in 1900 politics
The piece argues imperialism risks entangling the U S in Asia and China, citing Collier's Weekly warnings and McKinley’s policy. It recalls Kansas City convention maneuvering, Hill and Croker tensions, Bryan summons, and New York’s tough platform stance shaping the Republican bid.
Japanese Immigration Question Echoes Across Coast
The piece notes calls to restrict Japanese immigration mirroring Chinese controls, citing Oregonian figures of six thousand Asiatics arriving at Victoria in April and railroads employing Japanese labor. It discusses Japan’s passport policy and how private passport brokers loosened entry barriers, boosting Japanese–American migration in the era.
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Portland Oregonian
Victoria
United States
Great Northern Railroad
Nippon Yusen Kaisha
Seattle
Yokohama
Oregonian
Japan
Canada
New York Delegation Divides Over Hill and Croker
A Kansas City meeting reveals sharp splits among New York figures as Croker angles against Hill while factions trumpet loyalty to the party platform. Press dispatches note a shift from open opposition four years earlier to vocal support this year.
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Croker
Hill
New York
Kansas City
I Nature
Joker
Political maneuvering hints at 1904 Republican plans
The item reports Roger Hanna and Senator Foraker reconciled for good and pushes Foraker as a future presidential candidate. It notes Roosevelt faces early scrutiny, Ohio influence, and a Kansas City vice presidential scene with unusual dynamics. It discusses strains in national politics and hints at forthcoming party strategies.
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MNHEY
Hanna
Roosevelt
Mr. Hanna
Senator Foraker
Foraker
Ohio
Forak
Bet on William as Next President Sparks Whimsy
In a nod to 1896 sentiments, observers wager on the name William for the nation’s next president, a playful reflex amid political chatter.
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United States
William
Prince Tian May Spare Empress Dowager or Use Concealed Asp
A rumor notes Prince Tian could avoid beheading the empress dowager by sending an asp hidden in a copy of Plutarch's life of Cleopatra, suggesting a sly political trap.
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Prince Tian
Plutarch
Life of Cleopatre
War talk and political chatter in a summer column
A lively paragraph mix of political boosters and public figures. The piece mocks various names including Hill Croker and Hamilton Lewis, notes reactions to Pekin rhetoric, and comments on China, religion, and international affairs with light satirical tone. It closes by reflecting on a Fourth of July mood and Boxer commentary.
Hill-Croker controversy over Burnings and Delegates
The Hill-Croker clash remains unresolved with ongoing disputes and no clear finish. Clark delegates are moving toward Sulzer amid unsettled regional politics as the Fourth of July weather runs cool. Boston & Montana band faces unusual tensions while Pekin holds vacancies in its foreign legations awaiting appointments.
Roosevelt Heads West While Boxers Prep Return Games
On trips to Oklahoma City Governor Roosevelt avoids Kansas City detour. The headline hints at upcoming return games by the Boxers and the political figure's travel schedule.
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Oklahoma City
Roosevelt
Kansas City
Record of World Booching and Historical Comparisons
A fragmented note claims W A Clark holds a unique world record and contrasts Chinese of 1800 with Spaniards of 1898 as an affectionate people. The text is garbled and contains speculative statements without clear event details or verifiable context.
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W A. Clark
Adlai Stevenson Repeats Dark-Horse Gains from 1892
Illinois figure Adlai Stevenson appears set to repeat his striking dark-horse run, recalling the surprise performance of 1892. The piece notes his endurance and continued public support amid shifting political currents.
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Adlai Stevenson
Illinois
Prince Tuan opens mock parliament with executions threat
In a satirical skit, Prince Tuan governs the Tsung Luamen with threats of private executions, endorses mass Christian killings, laments Christian-Chinese tensions, and proposes an eight hour day for Boxers while suspending roll call.
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Prince Tuan
Tsung Hoyamen
Tsi An
Tsi
Tien Tsin
Gald
Bum Hop
Pekin
Pravong
Thei
Speaker
Riff Bang
Canton
Gin Sling
Tsung Luamen
England's Scandal in South Africa
London dispatch details the Times letter by W. L. Ashmead Bartlett Burdette-Coutts criticising the war office for hospital failures in South Africa. It describes Bloemfontein field hospitals undersupplied with beds, blankets, medicines, and nurses, with typhoid patients treated in crowded tents and harsh conditions leading to death.
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Associated Press
London
War Office
Times
South Africa
William L. Ashmead Bartlett Burdette- Coutts
Westminster
Burdette-Coutts
Bloemfontein
Free State
Gurdette-Coutis
Four Children Die In Philadelphia Fireworks Blast
A small colored boy fired a pistol into a pile of explosive fireworks outside a shop on Eighth Street, killing four children and injuring many others. Names include Carmel Dianno and Charles Fperuzzi, with several others unidentified or near death. The explosion shattered nearby windows and left a smoke filled street.
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Philadelphia
Carmel Dianno
Charles Fperuzzi
Isabel Derites
Jennie Dianno
Frank Naccitro
Antonio Mammerella
Eighth Street
Isaiah Harris
Explosion aftermath leads police to seize fireworks
Following a blast in the neighborhood the police confiscated about three wagon loads of fireworks.
Central Office Mix Up Sparks Childlike Outburst
A North Omaha two year old called central and asked for his father. The central operator tried to calm him with a polite response. The child then accused the Smith children across the street of stealing his playthings and demanded action in a playful but cheeky manner.
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Omaha World-Herald
Omaha
Central
Statue to honor Gladstone in Athens gardens
Mr Gladstone's statue will be installed in the gardens of the Zap peton in Athens to acknowledge his services to Greek independence.
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Mr. Gladstone
Athens
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