Anaconda Standard Publisher details and offices
Anaconda Standard Publishing Company announces daily and Sunday editions with subscription rates and postage terms. It lists main office in Anaconda, branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls, and addresses for media bureaus in Chicago San Francisco Denver Salt Lake City and Paris reading room for visitors.
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Standard Publishing Company Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda
The
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Folowing
Chicago
Postoffice
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Denver
Glenarm Street
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake
Second South Street
Montana
Societe Des Imprimeries Lemercier
Place de l'Onera
Paris
Stanard
Mont
Anaconda Standard Advertisers Guarantee Highlighted
The Anaconda Standard guarantees advertisers a bona fide paid circulation daily and Sunday three times greater than any other Montana newspaper. Advertising contracts will be made subject to this guarantee.
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The
Anaconda Standard
Montana
Anaconda Standard June 1900 Circulation Figures
The statement lists daily and Sunday average circulation for the Anaconda Standard in June 1900 as 11 948. Watson F Gaily, circulator, swore to the report before Notary Public F W Peckover on July 2.
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State of Montana
Deer Lodge
Watson FE. Gaily
Anaconda Standard
Watson F. Gaily
F. W. Peckover Notary Publ
Stampeding to Nome and Prominent Gold Districts
Thousands rush toward Nome while reports show many already leaving for distant camps with new gold finds. The Cape area holds many valuable claims, yet few good ones remain unclaimed, and tundra placer development requires substantial capital.
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Nome
Cape
Difficult prospects for northern mineral riches threaten Nome
Discussion notes high capital needs and harsh season in the Nome region. Beach diggings near Nome are said to be nearly exhausted and quick placers are privately owned. Without discovering strong profitable ledges, the district may not sustain long term investment.
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Nome
Americans Astonish Paris with College Athletics Yell
American college athletes at the Paris exposition impressed locals with Sunday abstinence, sprinting, jumping, and shot put. They mocked pretensions of European refinement, winning all events and introducing a powerful college yell that stunned Parisians.
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Yankees
Associated Press
Paris
Europe
Adam
Bas Desvignes
Bonaparte
Waterloo
Heaven
America
News from Manila on Philippine War Ends
Mornings dispatch from Manila says diets are needed to end the war and keep peace, noting the immense force required to subjugate the archipelago and praising General Otis as unbeatable and a military wonder.
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Manila
Otis
War Is Over and Yet Otis Knows Not Resting
The article portrays General Otis as constantly used to signaling the war’s end, even in illness, with a habit of declaring victory. It laments misgivings about benevolent assimilation in the Philippines, noting Filipino insistence on freedom and the failure of pacification efforts to secure order.
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Otis
Philippines
United States
Manila
Associated Press
Beter
Extinguishment of Astor Draws British Satire
The piece notes sharp satire across London papers accusing William Waldorf Astor of lacking gentility after a lawn fete at Cleveden. It details Milner's intrusion, Astor's rebuke, a royal rebuke by the Prince of Wales, and Astor canceling invitations while considering boycotting English society.
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London
Wiliam Waldorf Astor
Astor
England
William Waldorf Astor
Cleveden
Milnner
Archibald Milne
Archibald
Sir Archibald
Mr. Astor
Archibald Milmette
Bart Mr. Astor
Congress vows to withdraw troops from Cuba after pacification
The Omaha World-Herald notes Congress declared troops would leave Cuba once pacified. Two years on, five full regiments and two batteries remain. The piece critiques the McKinley administration for breaking that promise with a heavy discount.
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Omaha World-Herald
Congress
Cuba
McKinley
Imperialism defended by Republican presidential candidate
Syracuse Telegram argues that imperialism, promoted by the Republican candidate and his party, signals a departure from republican government and government by the people, urging readers to scrutinize the stance and its implications.
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Syracuse
The theater of events in China from the New York Mail
From Taku to Pekin the article describes a cosmopolitan relief column and a moving frontier that could shape world history. It notes the Grand Canal being cut to flood routes, maize stands blocking advance, and a climactic topography compared to New York with harsh winters and hot summers.
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New York Mail and Express
China
Taku
Pekin
Christendom
Fon
Europe
Othman
Pelho
London Daily Telegraph
New York
United States
Albany
Pelho Valley
Satraps and imperialism dominate political debate of era
Excerpts criticize centralized power and imperialist policy in Caribbean ventures. Mention Charles H Alles and Porto Rico, praise for democratic ideals while warning of corporate influence. Commentary notes campaign battles, party drift, and foreign conflicts reflecting era tensions. References include Beattie Times Boston and Philadelphia Record.
Notable Figures and Political Tidbits in Transatlantic Circles
The piece surveys diverse figures from Booker T Washington studying Negro conditions in New York to German leader M Lieber preparing for a U S visit. It notes William Ashmead Bartlett-Coutts, British coverage of Kruger portraiture in London, and remarks on Senator Tillman and Ohio boss Hanna. It also mentions Swift Wright becoming San Domingo president Jiminez’s prime minister and his Cuban War service.
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de. BK. M. Lieber
United States
Swift Wright
Daily Journal
Logansport
Ind
Jiminez
San Domingo
Wright
Cuba
Peculiar or Pertinent News Highlights From 1900s Period
A collection of brief items notes Vice Admiral Blenaime’s historic French naval promotion, Mayer Jones of Toledo taking up golf, Toledo park board hiring a golf instructor, John Allien of Mississippi retiring from Congress after 14 terms, Mrs. Ruiz to receive $5 000 from U S government for Cuba claims, U S figures on Spain’s payment following the peace treaty, and Admiral Beresford leading a refreshed Mediter ranean squadron with emphasis on accuracy and gunroom debates to sharpen officers.
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Ruiz
Ricardo Ruiz
Cuba
United States
Spain
General Lee
Lord Charles Beresford
Mediterranean
Doe Nelson fugitive train robber captured or fled
A dozen St Louis detectives raided houses and barns in St Louis county seeking Nelson the alleged Kentucky train robber who escaped Friday morning. The hunt proved futile as Nelson is identified as Barnes, brother of Charles Barnes now under arrest. Barnes once lived in Austin Texas and Channing Barnes reportedly served 30 years for a San Quentin train robbery.
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St. Louis
1. Louis
St. Louis County
Nelson
Americans Suffer Casualties in Philippine Scout Action
Manila reports last week's scouting left three Americans dead and two wounded with three rebels killed. Fifty rebels captured. 23 rifles and 14 tons of powder and ammunition seized. Observers say insurgents claim witnessing a burial alive of a Lt. Gilmore army member. Capt. Charles D. Roberts of the 35th Volunteer Infantry, captured last May, has been paroled.
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Manila
Baler
Gilmore
Oaktown
Charles D. Roberts
35Th Volunteer Infantry
Erne and McGovern Set for 1W-Round Fight at MSG Tonight
Frank Erne and Terry McGovern prepare for a 1W-round bout at Madison Square Garden in New York. Erne weighs 125 pounds and is confident of a strong showing. McGovern weighs 123 pounds and is rated as fit and hard as ever, with Erne's supporters predicting a knockout within ten rounds.
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New York
Frank Erne
Terry McGovern
Madison Square Garden
Erne
McGovern
Pastor Her man Brauer Dies During Pasadena Sermon
Rev. Herman Brauer, pastor of the German Methodist church in Pasadena, died of heart disease while delivering a sermon this morning.
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Pasadena
Cal
Herman
Brauer
German Methodist Church
Report Denied on Russian Troop Move to Pekin
St. Petersburg reports deny a claim that 30,000 Russian troops march north to Pekin from the north. The denial emphasizes no mobilization toward Pekin is taking place.
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St. Petersburg
Pekin
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