The Anaconda Standard Publication Page Notes
Anaconda Standard imprint lists publishing offices and contact details. It notes daily and Sunday editions with rates, branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls, a Washington Bureau, and newsstand locations in Chicago Denver Salt Lake City and Paris reading room.
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The
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Chicago
Postoffice
Auditorium Annex
Francisco
Palace Hotel
Enver
Glenarm Street
Denver
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake
Second South Street
Montana
Societe Des Imprimeries Lemercier
Place de Opera
Paris
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Mont
Advertising guarantee from Anaconda Standard promises paid circulation
The Anaconda Standard assures advertisers of a bona fide paid daily and Sunday circulation three times larger than any Montana newspaper. Advertising contracts will be subject to this circulation guarantee.
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The
Anaconda Standard
Montana
Epworth league debate over McKinley at Springfield
The Epworth league convention in Springfield Illinois debated greeting President McKinley as magnificent loyal Methodist. Some supported the greeting while others challenged it citing judgment and questioning the president's temperance record. The motion to table the telegram and a hymn sing prevailed.
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Springfield
Ill
McKinley
German Count Zeppelin Fails Return Flight Test
An article recounts Count Zeppelin's failed return leg on an aerial trip from Friedrichshaven to Immenstadt in South Germany. The voyage showed rising public interest in airships but highlighted persistent technical problems hindering round trips and safe landings.
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Atest
Count Zeppelin
Friedrichshaven
Immenstadt
Germany
Europe
Darius Green
Friedichshaven
Simmenstaedt
Immethey
Bavaria
Count Zeppelin Flight Ends In Near Wreck
The article describes Count Zeppelin’s airship trouble during a landing, nearly wrecking the flyer. Maxim notes the craft traveled 35 miles straight without returning, illustrating the core challenge of aerial navigation and the difficulty of a returning balloon.
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Count Zeppelin
Hiram
Maxim
Mr. Maxim
Room for All and the 1896 Election Multiplicity
The piece surveys the wide field of political conventions and tickets in the national race. It notes many groups and personalities, including Wharton Walker, St John, Blaine, Cleveland, and Palmer Democrats, and argues the main issue is broader than imperialism, affecting copper districts and eastern newspapers. It calls for resisting a single campaign issue and endorses the Standard’s stance against a biased portrayal of imperialism.
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Sioux Falls
Wharton Walker
Philadelphia
Kansas City
Rhode Island
Palmer-Buckner
Hanna
McKinley
White House
Iss
St. John
New York
Blaine
Cleveland
United States
Prohibition
National Party
Social Labor Party
Palmer Democrats
Montana
San Francisco
Not a Square Deal and the Imperialism Debate
The article critiques eastern Democratic papers for misreading the Kansas City convention platform. It argues imperialism is the campaign issue while free coinage remains a distinct Democratic plank, noting some papers overstate Bryan’s prospects and influence.
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Kansas City
Standard
East
Bryan
Roosevelt Eyes Bath-house John For Costume Ideas
Governor Roosevelt may seek inspiration for attire from Bath-house John of Chicago as part of a broader search for picturesque costumes.
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Roosevelt
John
Chicago
Farmer Bryan’s Roosters Voice News in Feathered Tones
Local note highlights Farmer Bryan and his roosters praised for lively crows and distinctive plumage. The brief mentions rural life and a colorful farm scene without additional context or dates.
German Marines Fire Through Tsung Li Yamen Siege
German marines who burned the tsung li yamen building pushed the firing line to its limit, reflecting intense urban combat during the siege.
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Tsung li Yamen
Pekin police faces incompetence charges amid power transfers
The report notes charges of incompetence against Pekin police members as authorities discuss granting Japan power of attorney. The Pekin chief of police receives sympathy from a St. Louis contemporary. Kentucky Democrats claim powers to hang as Boer War efforts slip into obscurity.
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Pekin
Japan
St. Louis
Kentucky
Athletes Display At Paris Exposition
The American athletes are making an able bodied exhibit at the Paris exposition showcasing vigor and skill in a international showcase.
Government to present China a new government
The text notes that after necessary preliminaries are finished powers will present China a government without the consent of the governed, signaling a planned transfer of authority and a shift in political control.
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China
Ambiguous Quote Prompts Curious Historical Note
A fragmentary newspaper line parodies a proverb about status and foreign intrigue, referencing a so called Chinaman and a foreign devil. The wording hints at period stereotypes and potential editorial humor or satire from an old page.
Shanghai Lars urged to adopt eight hour day
A regional labor reform report argues that the Shanghai Lars workforces are overextended and should be limited to an eight hour day to curb fatigue and improve efficiency. It cites long shifts and rising worker fatigue as concerns requiring policy action.
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Shanghai
Unclear text hints at McKinley plot link to sea serpent class
Fragment mentions a general disposition to frame the assassination plot of President McKinley as tied to a sea serpent class. No verifiable event or names beyond these phrases.
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President McKinley
Consul Goodnow Cites No New Report
United States Consul Goodnow reports no new information to disclose and states there is nothing further to report at this time.
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United States
Goodnow
Secretary Hay Message Delayed in Transit to Minister Conger
The note suggests Secretary Hay's message to Minister Conger may fail to reach him unless it is forwarded to New Jerusalem, indicating a potential routing issue or obstacle in transmission.
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Scretary Hay
Conger
New Jerusalem
Dartmouth to Add Politics Course and Lectures Plan
Dartmouth College will add a politics course to its curriculum. If possible Professor John B. Wellcome should be invited to deliver several lectures titled The Theory and Practice of Boodling.
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Dartmouth College
John B. Wellcome
Russian Minister In Hot Water After Alleged Scandal
The report notes the minister and his associates faced serious trouble amid allegations. While a sensational claim of boiling to death is discredited, the text implies they remained entangled in a dangerous crisis.
Cows Pige and Henna on Mr Bryan’s Farm Not Yet Immortalized
A fragmented note mentions a farm of Mr Bryan where a few cows pige and henna remain unimmortalized by Kodak fiends. The casual line hints at a rural scene and lingering charm.
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Mr. Bryan
Kodak
Hung Chang Wanted in Pekin Fears of Anarchy in Canton
A report notes Hung Chang is badly wanted in Pekin and feared to trigger chaos in Canton if he travels. The supply of Li Hung Change is lamentably unequal to the demand.
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Hung Chang
Canton
Campaign Orator Prep For Fall Spellbinding Tour
The campaign orator is jotting down a few burning thoughts and tuning up his roles as preparation for a fall spellbinding appearance.
Governor Roosevelt Campaign Tone Sparks Hailed Backlash
The comment suggests Roosevelt risks making a strenuous ass of himself if he maintains his current campaign approach. It reflects critical sentiment about his strategy and public reception.
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Roosevelt
Reign Narratives Weave Through Chinese Court Figures
A fragment notes the emperor, empress dowager, and Prince Tuan amid a peculiar season of heathen China’s rule, hinting at court power dynamics and historical tensions within imperial governance.
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Prince Tuan
China
Report cites 3000 British casualties in South Africa
The Record notes Lord Roberts reports 3000 British deaths in the past month in South Africa and suggests this may shift English views on the Philippine war. It criticizes London journals for blaming American tactics and questions if British superiority has yielded better results than American troops in the Philippines.
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Lord Roberts
South Africa
Philippines
London
Fusion Parties Honor Bryan With Renewed Trust
In honoring Bryan by a second testimony to trust and confidence never withdrawn the three fusion parties also honored themselves, signaling continued support and unity in the coalition amid political shifts.
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Omaha World-Herald
Bryan
Stevenson Endorsed for Democratic Principles and Policy
The Cincinnati Enquirer lauds Mr. Stevenson as steadfast and unselFish from the view of democratic ideals. He is portrayed as sound on anti-imperialism anti-trust anti militarism and finance aligning with the people on all questions.
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Cincinnati
Stevenson
United States must protect citizens in China and seek redress
The Buffalo Courier argues the U S must shield personal and property rights of its citizens abroad and uphold treaty rights and commercial interests. It warns meddling in China could set off imperialist consequences and demands satisfaction and indemnity for atrocities committed.
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The
Buffalo Courier
United States
China
Bryan and Stevenson Rally Democrats Against Empire
The two leaders unite to galvanize Democrats and anti trustism, anti imperialism, and anti militarism forces. The campaign opens with a bold pledge to uphold Americanism that resists empire and its expansionist policies.
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St. Louis Republic
Bryan
Stevenson
Audiffred prize awarded to Dr. Yersin for anti plague serum
The Academy of Moral Sciences in Paris grants the Audiffred prize of 15 000 francs to Dr. Yersin for his discovery of the anti plague serum. Mrs. Davis and John Brown's youngest sister are noted in family lines. The piece also recalls naval and literary figures and a sharp remark by General Buller about bravery.
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Academy of Moral Sciences
Paris
Audiffred
Yersin
Mrs. Davis
John Brown
St. Johns, Mich
Buller
Liverpool
War Office
Bits of Innocent Teasing From Stray Stories
A collage of light humor from various sources. Dialogues touch on marriage, breakfast routines, golf, and domestic banter with quirks of language. Characters include Mrs Catterson, Farmer Hayseed, Cholly, Tommy Treadway, and a narrator voice from Household Words.
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Papa
Tommy Treadway
Tommy
Mr. Treadway
Dead Sea
Atchison Globe Social Philosophy Snippet
A satirical social column sketches an Atchison woman hosting a guest filled house party and jokes about fat people and literary clubs. It quips that old-fashioned motherhood might beat club life and mocks women’s vanity and manners as a literary society hurdles. It notes an Atchison girl nicknamed spitfire by friends.
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Atchison Globe
Atchison
St Louis Directory Grows Sharply This Year
St Louis directory listings rise from 155,429 names a decade ago to 229,265 this year, marking a substantial increase. The jump represents a growth of about 47 percent, reflecting expanding local records and community data.
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St. Louis
Mercerized remnants and silks sale ad listing bargains
Connells News items detail a clearance of ribbons silks and dress goods with prices from 5c to 50c per yard and discounts of 20 to 25 percent. The page promotes remnants end-of-season offerings including linens towels handkerchiefs frocks and hosiery aimed at rapid sale.
Dressmaking department to close for summer Saturday
Our dressmaking department will close for the summer next Saturday July 21. Place orders at once to avoid disappointment.
Connell Glove Deals Highlight Regular and French Kid Gloves
The advertisement promotes Connell leader gloves at $1.00 per pair, regular $1.50 grade with 2 clasps and over seam gusseted finger in multiple shades. It also features Connell genuine French kid gloves with 3 clasps overseam, imported directly at a $2.00 value, offered here at $1.50.
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Connell
Second Floor Bargains In A Vast Clearing Sale
Unparalleled clearance sale of broken sizes odds and ends of ladies garments and children’s items. Nightgowns chemises skirts drawers and vests including silk and India linen aprons wrappers and dresses priced for rapid sale. Drapery fabrics linens and linoleum marked down with low yard prices and hats flowers and trims also discounted.
Silk Waists Liquidation Three Lot Sale
Sixty silk waists priced from 15 to 25 dollars are being cleared out in three lots. Lot 2 offers violet gray rose and helotrope shades with embroidery at 7.95. Lot 3 features remaining evening waists described as lightly soiled but worth 25 dollars, now 9.75.
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Butte
Wild
Bargain Suit and Dress Reductions In All Wool Garments
Reductions on ETON and SICILIAN Cloth suits and walking suits with velvet collars and moire details. Prices drop from $27.50 to $17.50 for several styles and from $85.00 to $37.50 on select suits. Children's box coats also cut to $2.49 from $4.00 as part of year round wearables.
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ETON
Half the Usual Price on Men's Spring Furnishings
Local store advertises reduced prices on spring and summer underwear shirts and furnishings. Splendid underwear at 90c a suit or 4Se a garment, wool shirts at 1.25, laundered shirts 1.00, silk neckwear 50c. Serge suits offered at 12.50, with claims of better fit and quality.
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Butte
Imported cloths for fall debut in new shipment
Last week our store received the first shipment of cassimeres and vestings from abroad. Come and see them for fall apparel and tailoring options.
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Standard Publishing Company, Publishers and Proprietors
Canada
Mexico
Standard Block
Tauee Bone
Washington
G.st
Stevenson All Right
Prince de Joinville
Revue Des Deux Mondes
Saint Mars
Dupuy de
Cercle Francais de Vuniversite
Harvard
M. Gaston Deschamps
Paris Temps
America
Cercle Francais
Theatre Contemporain
Oldenburg
Te Kleine Zeitung
Mir Clatterson
Mrs. Catterson
Farmer Hayseed
Iallera
New York Weekly
Charle
Dave
Detroit
Cholly
Aley
George
Laura
Tam
Mr. Ferguson
Mrs. Ferguaoen
Social Philosophy
Soma
Madras
Lie
Children’s
India
Big Millinery
Donita
M. J. Connell Company
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