Anaconda Standard publisher details and offices
The Anaconda Standard lists daily and Sunday editions with subscription rates and various publication offices. It notes main office in Standard Block Anaconda and branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls with advertising rates on request, plus newsstand locations in Chicago San Francisco Denver Salt Lake City and Paris reading room access.
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Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Chicago
Postoffice
Auditorium Annex
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Denver
Glenarm Street
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake
Second South Street
Montana
Societe Des Imprimeries Lemercier
Place de l'Opera
Paris
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Mont
Anaconda Standard June 1900 Circulation Statement
The Anaconda Standard publishes its June 1900 circulation report. Total circulation 858 375 for June, daily and Sunday average 11 948, Sunday average 13 860, certified by Circulator Watson E Gaily and Notary F W Peckover.
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State of Montana
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F. W. Peckover
Silver drive dominates Kansas City convention vice presidential pick
The silver faction yields in the platform to address foreign affairs, believing the middle west is the key battleground. Illinois Indiana Iowa Michigan Ohio show heavy Republican margins, while Democrats regroup amid a strong McKinley push as the convention names a vice presidential candidate.
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Kansas City
Second Plac
Indiana
Illinois
Iowa
Hanna
Bryan
McKinley
Michigan
Ohio
Middle-West
Towne Loses Ground as Second-Place Nominee at Kansas City
The convention narrowed options for second place with Towne polling 891 votes, far behind Hill. Adlai Stevenson, tied to the Midwest, is favored for his Illinois roots, popularity, and alignment with the platform’s core issues.
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Towne
Hill
Stevenson
Danforth
Kansas City
Adlai FE
Illinois
Adlai Stevenson and Cleveland Era Ties Summarized
The article traces Adlai E. Stevenson’s political role with Grover Cleveland in the late 19th century. It notes Stevenson’s Senate chairing, multiple presidential ballots, and service as first assistant postmaster general, highlighting his Kentucky origins and Illinois upbringing. It underscores Stevenson as a capable, amiable figure with steady political influence during Cleveland’s administrations.
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Samuel J. Tilden
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Cleveland
Allen G. Thurman
Adla BE
Stevenson
Senate
Hill
Gorman
Boies
Bryan
Adlai E. Stevenson
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Ilinois
Centre College
David Davis
Metamora
Illinois
Bloomington
Congress
Republican Trade Balance Report Highlights Exports Surpass Imports
The Philadelphia platform proclaims that during the current administration exports have exceeded imports by 1,482 dollars, aiming to glorify the Republican party and its economic wisdom.
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Republican Party
Philadelphia
McKinley era trade claim exposed as flawed defense of export boom
The column challenges the argument that McKinley and Republican policy generated a huge export surplus. It notes 107 years of exports, cites tariff history, questions the wealth transfers from foreign buyers, and highlights net cash received versus goods sold, concluding the trade balance favored foreigners and harmed U.S. finances.
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McKinley
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Grant
Garfield
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Harrison
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Republican Party
India
Right to Send Soldiers Abroad in Times of Riots
The Philadelphia Times argues that monarchs could not justify sending troops to protect subjects abroad, noting we would resist such a force as murder or righteous war. The piece contrasts imperial calls to action with domestic sovereignty and the protection of citizens amid mob violence.
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Humbert
Francis Joseph
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China
Victoria
St. Louis
McKinley and the Kansas Prosperity Debate
The Kansasity Times editorial questions McKinley’s claimed prosperity for Kansas and argues he must also accept blame for crop failures in North Dakota and Minnesota. It accuses supporters of favoring other states over the nation and labels this approach bad politics and ungrateful.
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William McKinley
Kansas
North Dakota
Minnesota
McKinley
China Partition Debate and US Policy Intent
Harper's Weekly commentary argues today that China should be partitioned by others while the United States asserts its aim to remain friendly with neighbors. The piece stresses the US right to trade honestly and avoid imperial ambitions, urging restraint and mutual benefit.
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Harper's Weekly
China
United States
Goverment protection rights in China debated in World editorials
The New York World argues American citizens in China deserve government protection and questions Congress power to declare war. It criticizes executive actions mobilizing a large military and naval force without full facts, noting cooperation with Britain and Russia would surprise the nation.
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New York World
China
Congress
Great Britain
Russia
Attack on Japanese laborers near Helena provokes debate
The incident shows Montana residents assaulting Japanese workers on a railroad project near Helena. Several laborers were wounded and stretchered away. The piece notes fears of Japan landing troops or a partition of the United States, but emphasizes public alarm is excessive.
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Philadelphia Times
Montana
Helena
Japan
United States
Republicans Overstate Prosperity Promise
Danville Illinois Press notes Republican leaders claim of broad prosperity, arguing the party has spoken excessively about the supposed economic gains and the public may doubt the claimed results amid broader national conditions.
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Danville, Ill
Occupants of the White House and presidential succession
A historical survey recounts U S presidential elections from Washington through McKinley, noting repeated elections, ages at inauguration, longest and youngest presidents, and the line of succession including vice presidents and cabinet officers. It covers ex presidents living, notable deaths, and the 1886 act defining succession.
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Tompkins
John C. Calhoun
John C. Breckinridge
William R. King
Alabama
Cuba
King
Clinton
Hendricks
Morten
Gerry
Wilson
Hobart
Harrison
John Tyler
Taylor
Fillmore
Lincoln
Johnson
Garfield
Arthur
Tyler
Levi P. Morton
Adlai FE. Stevenson
Congress
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Navy
Interior
Senate
Republican confidence fuels Democratic hope, record notes
The Philadelphia Record comments that many Republicans believe prosperity guarantees Democratic defeat and vast gains for Republicans. The piece mocks missionary rhetoric and notes gunboat coercion as a historical instrument, while acknowledging churchmen may dispute the view.
Streets of China Capital Reeks with Carnage
European powers hold back Japan as the crisis in China deepens. Tokio reports 20 000 Japanese troops mobilized and ready on call. Britain awaits chancelleries responses after a long cabinet meeting led by Lord Salisbury.
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Japan
Foreign Office
Tokio
Associated Press
China
Great Britain
Lord Salisbury
Missing Links and Hawaiian Prosperity Sparks in New Territory
Recent arrivals from the Hawaiian Islands forecast a booming economy in the new territory as sugar plantations report record crops and rising dividends. Honolulu eyes unmatched prosperity post plague, while a French architect showcases balloon scaffolding for highwork.
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Hawaiian Islands
Tole
Hawaii
Honolulu
Foreign unrest in China from Shanghai telegraph
A July telegram from Melcher & Co. Shanghai reports belief that foreigners in Pekin may be dead and that rebellion spreads in North China. It warns foreigners at Tien Tsin to quit and notes rising disturbances in Shan Tung, with Wu Chang and Nankin viceroys not recognizing Poe kin's power.
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Bremen
Flem
Emperor William Offers Reward for Pekin Foreigner Delivery
Berlin reports Emperor William has telegraphed to German naval and provincial authorities offering 1 000 taels for the delivery of any foreigner in Pekin to a German magistrate and offering to cover publication costs in Pekin.
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Berlin
William
Shan Tung
Pekin
Emperor William thanks McKinley for condolence in Pekin murder
Canton Ohio wire services report a cablegram from Emperor William thanking President McKinley for his condolence on the murder of a German representative in Pekin. The message emphasizes shared interests binding civilized nations.
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McKinley
Rendsburg
United States
William McKinley
Pekin
William
Washington waits for news on Pekin as troops readied
The state department waits with anxiety for Pekin news while Secretary Root and Secretary Hay confer. It is admitted no new troops are ordered to China, but plans are set to dispatch additional troops from the United States to Nagasaki in readiness for service in China or the Philippines.
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State Department
Pekin
Root
Hay
China
Nagasaki
Foreign office officials head for China via Vancouver
A London report notes cabinet discussions about several foreign office officials and other government representatives possibly traveling to China through Vancouver. It is speculated they aim to form a new temporary diplomatic bureau to replace the Pekin legation.
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London
Foreign Office
China
Vancouver
Pekin Legation
London Reports Cabled Pekin Situation Prepares to Hear Worst
London cites a Shanghai cablegram from July 5 warning to prepare for the worst regarding Pekin. The message reflects heightened tension and uncertainty as inquiries reach Shanghai and the foreign press.
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London
Shanghai
Pekin
Japanese Troops Arrive at Taku With Guns
New York reports from a Times dispatch dated July 3 say 2200 Japanese troops with 15 guns have arrived at Taku and 8 percent are expected tonight.
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New York
Tien Tein
the Times
Taku
Stevenson Added To Ticket In Three-Party Fusion Talks
Kansas City July 6 The three party conference failed to reach a decision on Towne withdrawal from the populist ticket. Silver Republicans backed Stevenson for vice president while populists warned withdrawal could fracture fusion and push toward the Cincinnati ticket. A three-party advisory panel was formed and Stevenson was placed on the ticket by the silver national committee after debate. Townes leave for Lincoln today.
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Towne
Stevenson
National Committee
Sioux Mails
Cincinnati
M. Bryan
United States
Nebraska
South Dakota
Kansas
Colorado
Wyoming
Republican Silver National Committee
Adlai E. Stevenson
Democratic Party
Lyceum
Stevensn
Bryan
Towns
Lincoln
Gold Coast Relief Column Pursues Rebels
Governor Hodgson dispatch says none arrived at Atekwaute by June 26 and food shortages forced a bold push on rebels. The column endured great privations with six killed and several wounded.
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London
Colonial Office
Hodgson
Gold Coast
Atekwaute
Fire at Standard Oil Works Nears Containment
Pire under control in New York at six tonight with expected burnout by tomorrow. Official damage estimate set at 2,400,000 dollars. The company is insuring its own property and has set aside a fund for that purpose.
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New York
Standard Oil Company
Explosion Kills 50 in Mukden Powder Stores Blast
Official dispatch from Nikoli dated July 1 reports a massive powder store explosion at Mukden killing 50 people. The incident underscores dangerous storage conditions and raises concerns about industrial safety.
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St. Petersburg
Nikoli
Mukden
Boer Delegates Arrive in Paris for Talks
Delegates at Paris July report that Messrs. Wessels Fischer and Wolmarens arrived in Paris this evening to participate in negotiations.
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Messrs. Wessels
Fischer and
Wolmarens
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