The Standard Publishing Company Anaconda Montana
The piece lists publishing house details for The Anaconda Standard with offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls and notices and distribution in multiple cities including Chicago San Francisco Denver and Salt Lake City. It also notes readership at Paris exhibition reading room and addresses for business correspondence.
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Standard Publishing Company Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda
The
Standard
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 ' Opera
Paris
Anacunda
Mont
Advertising Guarantee Promised by The Anaconda Standard
The Anaconda Standard assures advertisers of a bona fide paid circulation for Daily and Sunday editions, claiming three times the circulation of any Montana newspaper. Advertising contracts will be made subject to this guarantee.
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The
Anaconda Standard
Montana
Anaconda Standard June 1900 circulation statement
The notice reports daily and Sunday average circulation figures for June across 1900. It lists totals like 11 400 and 12 000 with a final stated average of 11 046 for June 1900, verified by notary Watson Fe gaily and county official Peckover.
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Ieee
Ian
Cuba
OED
Dali
Montane
Deer Lodges
Wataon
Gally
Watson
Bryan and Stevenson Ticket Touted in Nebraska Rally
A political pamphlet promotes William Jennings Bryan of Nebraska for president with Adlai E. Stevenson of Illinois as vice president, urging support for the ticket in upcoming contest.
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Adlai E. Stevenson
Tedious Wait for Pekin News Delays U S Messages
Secretary of State Hay seeks word on Americans in Pekin, but ten day gaps persist before any news emerges. The slow Washington to Pekin channel and the manifestos offer little clarity on who may be alive or dead amid the crisis.
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Pekin
State Hay
Washington
Hay
London
Projections on November Result Feed Speculation
The piece notes election forecasts from various newspapers about McKinley and Bryan. It cites past totals: McKinley 1,104,779 in the popular vote and 271 electoral votes versus Bryan with 6,502,925 and 176. The forecasts are described as unprofitable yet appealing to speculators.
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Tris
Ptandard
Ryan
McKinley
Bryan
McKinley outlook in electoral votes questioned by critics
Analysts dispute McKinley's secure states and predict possible Bryan wins. The New York World argues Bryan has 19 sure votes and lists New York Indiana Ohio Minnesota as doubtful, with Kentucky West Virginia Maryland for Bryan. A Commercial Advertiser tally shows McKinley 206 and Bryan needing more, while other estimates swing uncertain states toward Bryan.
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Maryand
West Virginia
Kentucky
New York
Grosvenor
Indiana
Ohio
Minnesota
Kentuck
Maryland
Bryan
McKinley
Klee
California
North Dakota
Connecticut
Oregon
de Jowa
Pennsylvania
Maine
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
South Dakota
Washington
New Jersey
New Hampshire
Wisconsin
Alabama
Mareodereur
Arkansas
Nebraska
Colorado
North Carolina
Florida
South Carolina
Georg'a
Tennessee
Louisiana
Virginia
Missouri
McBkinley Klee
Delaware
Kansas
Idaho
Utah
Maritime Salvage Law Clash Over Docks Fire Horror
Editorial discussion on salvage in maritime law sparked by Hoboken docks fire scenes. Critics condemn tugboat operators who delay aid for high compensation, arguing rescue duty should not be voluntary for those with power to help. The piece cites Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse and Bremen cases to question extortionate contracts.
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Hoboken
United States
New York Times
Iirelise
Timea
Bremen
San Francisco
Frank Jones
Tug Masters Accused of Salvage Greed Amid Hudson Tragedy
A river salvage dispute over a $50,000 tow claim following a near drowning has critics calling for legal reform. Observers condemn tugmasters for neglecting to rescue drowning victims in favor of salvage payments, arguing the law encourages inhuman greed.
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Hudson River
Copperdominating United States Leads World in Copper Output
The United States remains the top copper producer, with annual output rising though gains slower than demand. In the first five months, production advanced by less than 9,500 tons from last year, with two thirds of growth from byproduct mines. Alaska’s prospecting activity promises stronger results later, though Alaska has not yet mined copper. Demand still outpaces production.
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Montana
United States
Alaska
Prince Tuan Calls For Unchecked Carnage On Pekin Platform
A provocative stance attributed to Prince Tuan advocates immediate free violence in Pekin without seeking aid or consent from other nations. The remarks set a tense scene amid mounting international concern over Chinese affairs.
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Prince Tuan
Elks Choose Milwaukee for Next Meeting
The supreme lodge of the Elks selects Milwaukee as the upcoming meeting site while political maneuvering signals no ballot ticket by the Gold Democrats. Boston sports a rough spell as Henrik Ibsen's health worsens and Pekin communications lag with the China crisis looming.
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Supreme Lodge of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Milwaukee
The Character of the Chinaman
A polemic from the London Spectator portrays the Chinese as a strong but flawed civilization shaped by an Aryan overlay and a rigid respect for tradition. It argues overpopulation and money as corrupting forces, paints the modern Chinese as self seeking yet capable, and claims foreigners provoke fear and hostility while noting the Chinese can be generous and diligent yet prone to deceit in self serving ways.
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London Spectator
China
Empire
Steppes
Political Cartoons and Attitudes in Republican Era Debates
A fragment from a 19th century discussion contrasts Republican and Democratic frames on prosperity and industry. It cites St Louis papers on MehKinsey and Hanna, noting mood shifts in iron, cotton, and wool sectors, with Bryan’s stance highlighted and satire on party loyalty.
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St. Louis Post-Dispatch
MehKinsey
Fall River
McKinies
St. Louis Republic
Mark Hanna
Mr. Bryan
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Mr. Hanna
Bryan
Great Trust
Floating roof garden dazzles on city day voyage
A vaudeville manager showcases a floating roof garden lit by electric lights during evening trips. A Jersey City boy drank multiple beverages and a pint of ice cream, experiencing fits but spared by a stomach pump. A Maryville man patents a shirt with a detachable bosom for easy replacement when soiled.
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New York
Jersey City
American newspapers and Pekin rivals in scooping pace
The text notes that David Hill is not suffering nervous prostration from constant work on Bryan and Stevenson. It also remarks that American papers admit discontent with Pekin contemporaries who have been scooping them for a month.
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David Hill
Bryan
Stevenson
Secretary Hay Forms Notification Committee to China
Secretary Hay appoints a notification committee to inform China of several pressing matters. The move signals a cooperative approach while addressing diplomatic concerns and ensuring timely communication.
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Hay
China
Nominations Await for Bryan and Stevenson in Indianapolis
Bryan and Stevenson will travel to Indianapolis to be notified of their nominations. It is understood that each already has an inkling of the outcome.
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Messrs
Bryan and
Stevenson
Indianapolis
Espreas Dowager Seeks Reply to Telegram
A note says Mr Hay awaits an answer to his telegram to Mr Con ger and advises apologies will not suffice.
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Espreas
Presbyterians Bryan and Stevenson Stand among the Elect
Both Bryan and Stevenson are identified as Presbyterians and are described as among the elect in the source text. The note highlights their shared faith affiliation.
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Bryan and
Stevenson
Stevenson Called Fitting Leader In Struggle For American Principles
The Indianapolis Sentinel notes Adlai Ewing Stevenson emerged as a suitable champion in the current effort to reassert American principles. It recalls his early stand against Know-Nothingism and his enduring support for America as a home for the oppressed, linking to his later stance on keeping America distinct in character. The New York Journal quotes Depew urging Americans to adopt proper manners, support large armies, and reject force as a measure of right, in a London American Society dinner remarks.
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Indianapolis Sentinel
Adlai Ewing Stevenson
America
New York Journal
American Society
London
Depew
Family of Nations
Quiet home wedding in Hagerstown celebrated by deaf couple
A quiet home wedding occurred last week in Hagerstown Maryland with the bride Miss Alto May Louman and groom, best man, and officiating clergyman all deaf and dumb. Louman was the first deaf woman to earn a college degree in America, graduating from Gallaudet College in 1883 with a PhB.
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Hagerstown
Alto May Louman
Gallaudet College
Washington, D
America
Foreign policy shift warned as entangling alliances loom
The article contrasts the July 4 1776 patriot stance of peace and no entangling alliances with a current policy under McKinley that could bind the United States to entangling alliances. It warns Americans may be drawn into European quarrels over Asia as a result.
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Baltimore Run
Washington
Jefferson
McKinley
Europe
Asia
Republican Platform Falls Short in Chattanooga Times
The Chattanooga Times notes disappointment that the Republican platform is not as direct and categorical as the Democratic stance, questioning clarity and decisiveness of party messaging.
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Chattanooga Times
Republicans Face McKinley Clash Over Imperialism and Trusts
The Brooklyn Citizen argues the nation opposes imperialism and trusts and says the Republican stance risks defeat for McKinley if Democrats avoid addressing these issues. It suggests the party must act to win support or face loss.
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Nursie
Brooklyn Citizen
McKinley
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