Anaconda Standard Ad Rates and Offices Listed
The Anaconda Standard publishes its daily and Sunday editions with annual and half year subscriptions. It lists main and branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls and bureaus in Washington Denver Salt Lake Chicago and San Francisco with newsroom and reading room details and mailing address in Anaconda Montana.
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The
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Chicago
Postoffice
Auditorium Annex
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Denver
Glenarm Street
Seventeenth Street
Alt Lake
Second South Street
Salt Lake
Advertisers Promise Bona Fide Montana Circulation Guarantee
The Anaconda Standard pledges advertisers a genuine paid circulation Tally and Sunday three times larger than any Montana paper. Advertising contracts will depend on this guarantee.
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Montana
Circulation Statement for Anaconda Standard June Report
The Montana notice states the June daily and Sunday average circulation for the Anaconda Standard, with totals and percentages shown. E Gally, Circulator, signs the sworn declaration before Notary Public W Packover on June 2.
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Luoe
Peer
Tate
Montana
Gunky
Deer Lodge
Ateon E. Gally
Aconda
Watron
Junyio
W. Packover
Open Door imperialism critique in Philadelphia plank
The piece denounces President McKinley for an open door in China claiming it serves only imperialistic aims. It argues thousands of American troops will be moved from the Philippines to China, creating a global military chain funded by taxpayers, not real trade benefits.
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Philadelphia
McKinley
China
United States
Washington
Philippines
Westmoreland
Kanwar
Buffalo Newa
Saturday Evening Post
Hill Dominates Editorial Attention Amid Kansas Struggles
During the past week the nation’s press has focused on David B. Hill with coverage rivaling that of national ticket candidates. Editorials mostly label him the worst outcome of the Kansas struggles and criticize his role as ex-governor.
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Tte
David B. Hill
Cpmer
Kansas
Hill's bid for convention power and the NY split
The article analyzes Mr Hill's ambition to control the national convention platform and take second place on the ticket, noting his former disloyalty to Bryan. It discusses New York opposition, Kansas City dynamics on the free coinage plank, and the broader maritime command structure during the era's Pacific and Asiatic deployments.
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Bryan
Kansas City
Montana
Committee On
Hawaii
Oklahoma
National Committee
New York
Silver
Regref
Mr. Hill
Towne Declines Populist Bid and Backs Democratic Ticket
The article states Mr Towne effectively chose against running with the populists by declining their vice presidential nomination and endorses Bryan Stevenson. He has confided with the Democratic committee and supported the Democratic ticket, pledging to work with full energy for its success.
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Towne
Silver Republican
Stevenson
Silver Republican Party
Bryan
National Democratic Committee
Lincoln
Chicago Record
National Committee
Two Rear Admirals in Chinese Waters Reassigned
Washington reports confirm no dispute over rank as the two American admirals in Chinese waters are reorganized. Rear Admiral Remey remains senior officer in the Orient while Kempff is reduced to second place and loses authority on international matters. Admiral Watson sought relief and two officers were assigned, with Kempff operating under Remey during the ongoing bombardment.
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United States
Kempff
Pekin
Seymour
Remey
Bering Straits
Aden
Zanzibar
India Ocean
China Seas
Pacific
South American
Sandwich Islands
Equator
South Pacific
Australasia
Washington
Orient
Watson
Dewey
Manila
Administration Plea Against Imperial Territory Claims
Bradstreets summarizes Solicitor General Richards defense of Congress controlling newly acquired lands free from constitutional limits. The piece argues his stance shifts toward imperial power, but criticizes it as insufficient, noting risks of taxation and governance without consent and invoking the Declaration of Independence about just powers deriving from the governed.
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Richards
Pennsylvania Bar Association
United States
Solicitor General
Taney
Fleming
Page
Congress
Tamerlane
Geng
Khan
United States Supreme Court
Territories
Mr. Richards
Call for broader liberal education in colleges
The author argues that life and light in colleges must uproot the system of half teaching. Professors need not be specialists, but students should explore diverse paths to a liberal education to curb the worship of money and wealth.
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The
Atlanta Constitution
Roosevelt to Tour New York in Stove Hat Display
Governor Roosevelt plans a sweeping tour of New York with his stove hat, aiming to leverage his San Juan Hill record. Skeptics will challenge the narrative, but supporters expect a vivid showcase of his image and achievements.
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The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Roosevelt
New York
San Juan Hill
Diplomatic Corps in Pekin Details Key Figures
The Pekin diplomatic corps features Edwin H W Conger as United States minister, with officials from Britain France Russia Austria Italy Portugal Sweden and Norway and Japan represented by Baron Niss. Profiles cover careers from military service to diplomacy including notable postings in Brazil Africa and the Far East and mention of Squires and Bainbridge in the U S legation.
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Pekin
China
Edwin H W. Conger
United States
Knox County
Lombard University
Galesburg
Albany Law School
Iowa
Congress
ISM
Brazil
Harrison
McKinley
Conger
Claude Maxwell Macdonald
Uppington
Royal Military College
Sandhurst
Tel-el-Kebir
el Teb
Tamar
Cairo
Zanzibar
Africa
Niger
Berlin
Oo Rivers Protectorate
Fernando Po
Cameroons
Yangtse Kiang Valley
England
Sir Robert Hart
Japan
Baron Niss
Privy Council
Russie
Baron de Giers
M. de Giers
Denmark
Rus
Austria
Baron Czaikum de Wahlborn
Legation
A. de Rosihom
M. &S. Pichon
France
Chamber of Deputies
Hee
Italy
Signor Salvago Raggi
Portugal
Senor
F. H. Galliarde
Sweden
Norway
Dr. K. F. A. Hagberg
Herbert G. Squires
Irvington-on-Hadeson
New York
Dho
State Department
Squires
Let Infantry
Cavalry
7Th Regiment
S85
SSS
St. John’s College
Miss Fargo
William G. Fargo
Buffalo
N. Y
William Bainridge
Council Bluffs
Baisridge
University of Wisconsin
Imperialist demonstration and war logic in Hartford Times piece
The Hartford Times editorializes that imperialist action against the Philippines led to a flawed claim of military capability in China. The writer argues the war was needless and criticizes the logic used to justify it.
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Hartford Times
China
Quay Backs Ballot Reform in Penneylvania
Senator Quay declares support for ballot reform in Penneylvania, earning him the description of the humorist of the Republican party and signaling a sharpened stance within party circles.
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Littl Rock Gazette
Quay
Penneylvania
Republican Party
Political Field Day in Lincoln Ends with Large Civic Visit
A large party, including the Pecanvoe club and a band, travels to Canton for events as part of Lincoln Field Day activities. About 400 persons are in the party with Senator Hanna leaders. The train arrives Canton near noon and returns to Cleveland around 6 p.m.
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Pecanvoe Club
Kueste
Hanna
Canton
Cleveland
Republican League Officials Map Key Campaign Presence
Secretary Stone confirms 80 clubs committed to a large convention with Governor Roosevelt slated to speak. Roosevelt travels from New York to Chicago and on to St Paul for a reception, with ex presidents and major party figures in attendance as preparations proceed.
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Mion
Stone
National League of Republican Cubs
Roosevelt
West
Hoosevelt
New York
Chicago
Illinois League
McAlpin
Woodmansee
Tracey
Isaac Miller Hamilton
Canton Plans For Visitor Delegations On Thursday
Acting Secretary Grant of the Citizens' reception committee receives announcements from clubs cities and towns about delegations coming Thursday for notification day. He expects a large crowd and arranges reception and entertainment for visitors.
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Canton
Grant
Citizens’ Reception Committee
Governor Roosevelt Traverses City En Route to Albany
New York on July 10 reports Governor Roosevelt passing through the city on his way to Albany. He will return to New York by tomorrow to prepare for the reception of the notification committee of the Republican National Convention.
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Columbus
Ohio
Republican State Central Committee
Charles F. Dick
Akron
National Republican
Mckinney
New York
Roosevelt
Albany
Democrats Nominate D J McDonnell for Congress in First District
Keokuk Iowa July 10 The democrats of the First district nominate D J McDonnell of Burlington for congress seeking a seat in the upcoming election.
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Keokuk
Iowa
Democrats
D. J. Mctonnell
Burlington
Missing Links and Global Oddities in 19th Century News
A Chicagoan recalls Paris language signs and interpreters who speak all tongues. cannibalism in the New Hebrides may fade with pig feasts ending save rare ceremonies. copper claims near White Horse in the Northwest Territory attract British syndicate cash and a future smelter.
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Whitehorse
Wihondike
Northwest Territory
White Horse
Indian Nations Advance in Education but Face Gaps
The article notes progress among Indians with five Chickasaw colleges and one for Creeks yet no Choctaw college, relying on high schools for higher instruction. It also reports disappointing travel prospects with two major steamship lines cutting winter rates starting August 1 rather than the usual fall test.
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Muropeward
Fragmented quotes from newspapers on social attitudes
A collage of brief quotations from various papers includes jokes about gender roles genealogy class and social exclusion. It ends with a note that a woman ignored a subpoena to appear as a witness in a case.
Courtroom Farce and Jests Across notable Trials
A Westmoreland case shows a defendant blaming smallpox for defying a summons and prompting an adjournment. The Buffalo News notes Doctor Patton’s quips on prohibition and whisker shaves. A British treasury counsel’s cab ride ends with the joke on who pays for the judge’s fare.
Argument About Feet Ends With Admission in Streetcar
MecJigger recalls a dispute with Brown over who had bigger feet and clumsier steps. He claims Brown admitted stumbling over his feet in a streetcar, noting Brown also acknowledged the coin. The exchange reflects a humorous exchange described by the Cleveland Prain Dealer.
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Brown
Thingumbob
MecJigger
McJigger
Cleveland
True and False Ways in Philadelphia Press
A clipped editorial line notes skepticism about reliable methods to restore lost or hidden truths, remarking that only a few men possess the skill to bring back what is gone. The piece reflects the period’s rhyme of virtue and doubt.
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Philadelphia Press
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