Anaconda Standard Ad Rates and City News Stands
The Anaconda Standard lists daily and Sunday subscription rates, plus offices and branch locations. It details wholesale addresses, telephones, and foreign offices in New York and Chicago, with newsstand venues across major cities including Butte, Spokane, Seattle, Portland, and Denver.
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Seattle
International News Co
Portland
Oregon News Co
Sixth Street
Frantic Denver convention scene sets new frenzy record
The Denver convention ran one hour and twenty six minutes as Gore delivered a dramatic Democratic push. Delegates formed a cheering mass with banners from New York to Connecticut while the Chicago Roosevelt uproar fades in comparison. Bryan’s cross of gold speech echoes twelve years later.
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Denver
Chicago
Gore
New York
New Jersey
Delaware
Georgia
Minnesota
Connecticut
New England
Bryan
Heat’s toll grows through New Yorks crowded streets
An Evening Post observer describes scorching days in New York with the poor suffering most. At recreation piers doctors aid exhausted crowds of women, children, and men streaming toward East River wharves. The scene shows many races and nationalities, especially Russian Jews and Italians, moving continuously to prevent congestion and panic.
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New York
East Ride
South Street
Evening Post
East River
East Side
Dancing Forbidden Amid Panic While Multitudes Demand Breeze
A chaotic scene unfolds as thousands of multilingual people panic. Bands play to keep spirits up while dancing is barred, cited as dangerous. If a breeze arrives, some relief is found, but the day remains tormented and tense.
Bryan's Denver stance on the negro question debated
Press dispatches report William Jennings Bryan pressed Denver to reference colored citizens in the platform. He seeks policy flexibility while delegates resist a direct stance. The convention aims to align with Bryan’s wishes, likely avoiding explicit rights or wrongs for African Americans. Bryan may choose to address the issue in his acceptance letter rather than the delegates' platform.
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Bryan
Denver
Brownsville
Foraker
Fosevelt
Montana Delegates Help Bryan In 1896 Nomination
Montana sent six delegates to the Chicago convention who backed Bland on the silver issue but supported Bryan on the fifth ballot when his nomination emerged. Throughout campaigns the state backed Bryan, with 1896 showing a Bryan majority of 32,942 over McKinley, 1900 a Bryan lead of 11,773, and 1904 Roosevelt winning Montana with 34,332 to Parker's 21,773.
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Montana
Chicago
Bland
Bryan
McKinley
Roosevelte
Roosevelt
Parker
THE OTHER FELLOWS IN TAFT CAMPAIGN FALLOUT
In Denver reports Taft campaign leadership are settled with Hitchcock guiding Taft's efforts and Roosevelt said to have stepped in. Foraker remains vocal, warning of a fatal defect in assuming Taft will carry Roosevelt policies and risking his own Senate future.
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Hitchcock
Roosevelt
Foraker
Taft
Ohio
Senator Foraker
Senate
Dowie Followers Struggle After Prophet’s Death
After John Alexander Dowie’s death his followers drift without clear leadership. They cling to the Dowie religious idea while seeking money, facing business troubles and public disputes. Two adherents in Chicago hospital were ordered by the Deity to starve. one survived after sixteen days.
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John Alexander Dowie
Bone
Deep Sea
Dowie
Zion
Chicago
Dowieite movement doomed as leader departs
The text declares the Dowie cult cannot survive without its founder, noting that many followers are irrational and that no successor exists to carry the movement forward, predicting its imminent collapse.
Political conjecture and figures shape Denver platform talk
A Denver committee discussed pensively with Judge Parker urging a platform plank backing court confidence while Pettigrew condemned courts and questioned federal authority. Taft factions brace, Bryan and Guffey clash, and Parker's New York allies target Bryan. Murphy’s game, Dry advocates, Watson’s letter ahead, and Lincoln bulletin crowds mix cheers with drunkenness.
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Denver
Parker
Pettigrew
South Dakota
Trial of Perelson Nears End in Junk Shop Case
The Perelson trial progresses toward a close after testimony detailing his ill health Raynaud disease and limited involvement in the Gordon Perelson junk business. Defense contends he was a near-invalid and not part of a stolen goods scheme while prosecutors press the sale of contraband junk and witness credibility as crucial issues.
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Elson
Jin
Morris Perwho
Meyer
Gordon & Perelson
Perelson
W. J. Renick Schwartz
Pearclaon
Raynaud
Schwartz
Pereson
Rentes
Schwert
Frank
Renick
W.H. Davey
Attorney Meyer
Mr. Davey
Malcolm Gillis
Mr. Frank
Mr. Gillis
Mr Frank
Pererson
Mike Gordon
Sig Schilling
C. Q. Bates
Alfred Bunt
John B. O'Reilly
Waugh
Schatz
Fine
Donlan
Morris Pererson
Gordon
Minneapolis
Hot Springs
California
Europe
Bryan and delegates clash over election fate in noisy party scene
The piece notes Pennsylvania and New York delegations in play as Bryan seeks to shape the race. References to Bourke Cochran, South American upheavals, and Suffey’s tactics frame a tense pre election moment with sharp political rhetoric and aging notables.
Mr Bryans Cold War With Guffeys Skips Slaughter Line
Mr Bryan stirs tension with Mr Guffeys in a sharp clash that stops short of violence as both sides trade barbs. The brief conflict hints at deeper rivalries within the community and the potential for escalation if cooled.
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Mr. Bryan
Barrett Ill in Denver During Democratic Convention Visit
John Barrett of Washington, president of the Bureau of American Republics, is ill at John W. Springer’s home in Denver. Rumors of typhoid were denied. officials say he is recovering from a cold and expected to be out within a few days. Barrett had come to Denver for the Democratic National Convention.
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Denver
John Barrett
Washington
Bureau of American Republics
John W. Springer
Barrett
Decisive blows aimed at New York Black Hand leaders
Police in New York announce a major operation within 14 hours aiming at the Black Hand. They report leaders and several lieutenants already in custody or in hiding and identify east side saloon keepers linked to the gang who coordinate bombing and child kidnapping plots. Authorities say proving charges remains difficult despite cooperation from captured suspects.
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New York
Petrosino
Black Hand
Verzi
Geological Survey to Continue Montana Stream Measurements
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Helena reports the geological survey will carry on with measuring streams across Montana this week. The project aims to map water flow and channel behavior, aiding flood forecasting and resource planning. Officials say preliminary data will be shared with state agencies later this month.
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Helena
The
Geological Survey
Montana
Helena County to Install Five Stations This Season
K Stewart district engineer in charge announced today that the first stations in the county will be established this season with five to be placed in the Helena vicinity.
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K. Stewart
Helena
Trial of Zu Eulenberg Arouses Great Interest in Berlin
Renewed public interest surrounds Prince Zu Eulenberg's perjury trial over round table scandals. The Berlin court, reinforced by police, blocks access to witnesses as Ernst, a key prosecutor witness, testifies and accuses Court Councillor Mastleher of pressuring him. Rumors claim the prince sent letters to influence testimony.
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Berlin
Prince Zu Eulenberg
Round Table
Earnst
Mastleher
Troops from Harrison to Begin 200 Mile Practice March
Special Dispatch to the Standard Helena reports that three companies and the regimental band at Fort William Henry Harrison will march Friday from Helena on a 200 mile route to Missoula via Butte. About 225 soldiers will participate, with one company remaining at the post. After rest in Missoula they travel by train to American Lake for August maneuvers with northwest state troops.
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Helena
Fort William Henry Harrison
Missoula
Butte
Tunnel Twenty-Inch Wall Gets Thousands as Loot
In New York during July a nine inch brick wall was breached by safe blowers who drilled into Diamond Point Pen offices on Beekman Street and blew two safes with dynamite. The loot, mainly manufactured goods, was seized from a second building where most cash was kept after prior thefts at Diamond Point Pen over three years.
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New York
Diamond Point Pen Company
Beekman Strees
Receivers Appointed for United Box Board and Paper
Hartford July 8 Edward C Frisbie and Sidney Mitchell named receivers for United Box Board and Paper Company property in Connecticut.
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Hartford
Conn
Edward ¢. Frisbie
Sidney Mitchell
Chicago
United Box Board and Paper Company
Burlington Wreck Triggers Suit Against Northern Pacific
The Burlington passenger wreck near Butte on May 1 leads to a district court suit by Henry F. Hoskins seeking 6000 damages. Engineer Frederick Lenzi and railroad negligence are named as defendants as other suits against the Northern Pacific Railway loom, including a possible 190000 claim for Louis Ferris.
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Northern Pacific Railway Company
Burlington
Butte
Louis Ferris
John J. McHatton
Henry F. Hoskins
Frederick W. Lenzi
Hoskins
Northern Pacific
Colusa
Lenzi
Teh Jatter
Ferris
Bursting Steam Pipe Injures Crew On Monitor Nevada
New London Conn July 8 A steam pipe explosion on the monitor Nevada in the naval squadron near the sound scalded three sailors one severely enough to threaten life. Official word says the ship suffered little damage and the accident was not due to carelessness.
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New London
Conn
Nevada
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