Anaconda Standard Publishing Details and Offices
The Anaconda Standard lists publishing details including daily and Sunday editions, subscription rates, and post office classifications. It notes main offices in Anaconda with branches in Butte Missoula and Great Falls and provides contact routes for editorial and business matters. The notice also lists international postage, distribution points and newsstand locations in Chicago San Francisco Denver Salt Lake City and Paris reading room access.
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Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Chicago
Postoffice
Auditorium Annex
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Denver
Glenarm Street
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake
Montana
Societe Des Imprimeries Lemercier
Place de Opera
Paris
Toetandard Publishing Compans
Araconda
Mont
Anaconda Standard Promises Advertiser Circulation Guarantee
The Anaconda Standard promises advertising clients a bona fide paid circulation three times larger than any Montana newspaper. Advertising contracts will be made subject to this guarantee.
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Anaconda Standard
Montana
June circulation figures for the Anaconda Standard
The statement certifies the daily and Sunday average circulation of the Anaconda Standard for June as 11,948. Circulation data is provided for Deer Lodge and surrounding areas with a formal notarized declaration by Waton F. W. Galily and Notary Fr. Peckover.
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Montana
Deer Lodge
Watson E. Galily
Watron RF
Peckover Notary Publ
Bryan Nominated by Democrats in Kansas City
Delegates in Kansas City unanimously nominated William J Bryan for president marking a strong stance against imperialism and endorsing silver coinage. The platform supports curbing imperial expansion, restoring silver at sixteen to one, and tackling Cuba Porto Rico and the Philippines while rallying diverse Democrats behind Bryan.
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Kansas City
Wiliam J Bryan
United States
Bryen
Bryan
Hanna
McKinley
Cuba
Porto Rico
Phillippines
Standard
McKinley criticized as China crisis grows
The piece argues President McKinley should lead from the seat of government as unrest in Pekin deepens. It recalls earlier assurances about the Philippine war and mocks diplomatic optimism while noting Prince Tuan and Li Hung Chang figures in a shifting crisis. It also riffs on Kansas City political figures and Democratic vice presidential hopes.
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Kansas City
Canton
Tech
China
United States
McKinley
White House
Philippine Islands
Manila
Buffalo Times
Amy Wa
Webster Davis Goes to Kansas City for Boer Sympathy Plea
The Boston Globe reports Webster Davis arrived in Kansas City to press for a Democratic platform declaration endorsing Boer self government. The piece notes Davis’s Republican ties and prior McKinley era roles, suggesting his shift signals potential GOP defections in the November race.
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Boston Globe
Kansas
Devis
Davis
Republican Party
McKinne
South Africa
Philadelphia
United States
McKinley
Plank Reinstalled on Platform Behind Schedule
A silver plank was placed back on the platform after being set aside earlier, marking a partial restoration of the setup. The move follows a prior delay and restores part of the original arrangement.
Bryan Plays Best Card as Anti Imperialism Shapes Bid
In a political briefing the orator notes William Jennings Bryan leans on anti imperialism as his strongest theme while bimetallism is his longer running issue. He plans to adapt strategy to emphasize anti imperialism in upcoming battles.
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Mr. Bryan
Fragmentary note hints at near-term events
OCR reads as a partial record noting approximate timing for upcoming activities. Specific names, places, or dates are unclear, but the fragment indicates anticipated events or actions without full details.
Diplomatic Tension Deepens as Pekin Ministers Remain Sindicated
The text notes foreign ministers in Pekin beyond relief and implies global relief at this condition. It mentions Hon. David B. Hill returning to Woolferts Roost to resume law practice, and references suspensions of coroner's inquests and the writ of habere corpus.
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Pekin
David B. Hill
Woolferts Roost
Trog Indvting
Readers seek decency and fair play in politics
The Troy Piers notes readers favor honesty and fair play over partisan bias. The New York Press remarks on Christian Scientists avoiding cod liver oil yet scratching vigorously during mosquito season, contrasting science with superstition.
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Troy Piers
New York
Indiana Doubtful State in Election Opinions Cited
An Indiana uncertainty is noted five months before the election. Buffalo and Wheeling papers urge restraint on China policy and focus on protecting Americans. Philadelphia and Chicago editorials critique the surplus and tariffs. Clark of Montana plans a $1,000,000 donation to the Democratic campaign.
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Indinapolis
MckKinley Cor Bryan
Chicago
Clark
Montana
Democratic Campaign Fund
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Count Cassini
Alabama
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