Anaconda Standard notices rates and offices
The Anaconda Standard lists daily and Sunday subscription options with rates for different terms. It details main office location, telephone numbers, editorial room, and branch offices in Missoula and Great Falls, plus several newsstand locations and Washington Bureau contact, ending with a note to address general business letters to Anaconda, Montana.
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Anaconda Standard Advertising Guarantee Promotes Circulation
The Anaconda Standard promises advertisers a bona fide paid circulation for daily and Sunday editions, claiming it is three times larger than any other Montana newspaper. Advertising contracts will be based on this circulation guarantee.
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June 1909 circulation figures for Anaconda Standard
The statement from Watson E. Gaily, daily circulator, reports June 1909 total circulation for the Anaconda Standard at 856 275 with a daily and Sunday average of 11.9 percent and a Sunday average around 12 000. The document is sworn before Notary Public W. Preckover in Deer Lodge County Montana.
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William Jennings Bryan for President Letter Fragment
A fragment references William Jennings Bryan as a presidential candidate with a Nebraska link. The piece hints at a campaign context but provides limited readable details beyond the name and assignment.
Turmoil in China and Possible War Declaration
Washington dispatches report the United States facing a potential war with China as Minister Wu promises verified news from high authorities. The president has moved quickly toward active measures while allies gain ground. American casualties are high though not the worst among involved powers.
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Congress of the
United States
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Its Mythical Money and the Davis Estate Rift
The obituary notes Andrew J. Davis died a rich man whose heirs dispute vast wealth. It reflects on the common belief that many Butte fortunes die with their owners, stirring public curiosity about contested estates and the allure of money after death.
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Andrew J. Davis
Butte
Estate Figures Rise in Silver Bow Probate. Omaha Contests Loom
A late Butte death left about 2700 in assets given to charity while an Omaha share nears 100000. A sister there hires lawyers to contest the will, with a hearing likely to reveal how Bryan's campaign fared in Butte.
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Silver Bow
Butte
Omaha
Bryan
What He Left Out In McKinley Speech On Trusts
The Canton front stoop speech omits any reference to trusts, drawing sharp criticism from Republican editors who say the choice of not addressing the issue is a studied omission. Observers note the Philadelphia platform lacks trust mentions and question the president’s stance amid calls for remedial legislation from the industrial commission report.
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John DeWitt Warner
Philadelphia
Canton
McKihnew
Two Hats for Teddy in Campaign Talk
The piece reports a circulating, possibly taken text attributed to Mark Hanna arguing Roosevelt lacks detailed political study. It suggests Hanna prefers Roosevelt campaign in the West with a rough rider image, then a silk hat in the East, and a New York trip mixed in.
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New York
Roosevelt as Manager and Showman in Campaign Strategy
The piece argues Roosevelt would answer to a single campaign manager, mocks his self display as a “poser” and braggart, and notes McKinley’s restraint. It reflects on Hanna’s control, Roosevelt’s public theatrics, and predicts political excuses as prosperity fades in the 1897 context.
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Prosperity Cry Fades as Industrial Slump Hits Mills
Eight months ago industrial centers buzzed with interns energy and rising prices while wages recovered and prosperity was credited to a Republican administration. Now prices fall, production stalls, and layoffs rise as Fall River and New England mills close for a month. The Dingley boom is viewed as over optimism lacking solid foundation.
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Pittsboro
Fall River
New England
Uhat City
Campaign watchword and tariff remedies in party platforms
A Cincinnati paper urges Stand for the Republic as the sole campaign issue, tying liberty to Jefferson era rhetoric. Johnstown paper mocks Chinese troubles as a pretext to curb rebellion, while St. Louis favors restraining abuses. Democratic platform calls for drastic tariff reform to curb trusts and monopoly by excluding protected products from tariff protection.
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St. Louis Republic
Secretary Root plans radical army expansion in 1900s
The Baltimore Sun reports Secretary Root is crafting a more radical army reorganization to raise the standing U S forces to at least 75 000 men, boosting the regular army from about 18 000 to roughly 93 000, with most strength in the Philippines, while noting the plan upholds full occupation there. The Philadelphia Record notes the Commercial Travelers league agenda against trusts and GOP conservatism, citing a president’s resignation and criticism of trust support.
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United States
McKinley
Phillippines
Philippines
Philadelphia Record
Commercial Travelere League
Reckoning with Carpetbag Appointees Embezzlement Scandal
The Kansas City Times questions the fate of Republican appointees alleged to have stolen over 100000 in cash and stamps from Cuban poster funds. It notes the president’s promised vigor against the embezzlement and ridicules the public outcry as mere bluster in the national capital.
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Kansas City Times
National Capitol
Stevensons Favored as Conservative Democrat Vice President
The Birmingham News endorses Mr Stevensons as a safer, more acceptable conservative Democrat candidate than Bewall Towne and Sulzer. He is praised as a plain, steady party man in line with the leader and platform, preferable to other hopefuls.
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Birmingham
Ala
Notable Veiled Marriages and Miscellaneous Biographies
The piece reports Mrs. M. M. Arnold performing a marriage for her son to Miss Ora Ann Cook at the bride’s parents home in Whittier, Los Angeles County. It also notes England's legal figures, Jerry Simpson’s wealth after Congress, Prince Hussein of Ghizeh’s horticultural prominence, and the London Morning Post expert Spencer Wilkinson as a civilian with a famed beard.
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M. M. Arnold
Friends’ Church
Ora Ann Cook
Whittier
Los Angeles County
London Morning Post
South Africa
War Office
Spencer Wilkinson
Notable Names in Early American and World Figures
A compact survey cites Mary Todd Lincoln and Martha Washington among common names among presidents spouses, notes unique names across administrations, profiles Prof Francis Walker and others, mentions memorial plans for Mary Kingsley, and sketches Botha and his wife with remarks on appearance and abilities.
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Mary Todd Lincoln
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Virginia
Martha Washington
Martha Jefferson
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Fillmore
John Adams
Lizas
Monroe
Johnson
Various Global Facts Reflect 19th Century Conditions
Reported figures show cremations in Germany from 1878 to 1899 totaling 3110, coal world production 660,900,000 tons in 1808, London fire deaths 191 and 3446 fires, Hamburg dogs taxed by size, 197 wolves killed in France with 15,075 francs in bounties, London lord mayor’s diamond badge valued at 120,000 pounds, Naples cabmen strike to block motor cabs, about one seventh of Russian illnesses due to infections, Spain sunnier than most Europe, English yearly toure average 3000, Afghan belt arsenals as adornments, glycerine production about 49 tons yearly, New Zealand offers work at gate of 5 shillings a day.
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London
Hamburg
France
Naples
Russia
Spain
Europe
England
New Zealand
Missing Links and Money from California Oranges and More
The financial value of California orange cultivation is estimated at 44 million dollars with seven southern counties producing most fruit and a potential yearly harvest value of 10 million. Other notes cover New Orleans endowments for a free dispensary, Russia’s fight to curb liquor use, Boston school sanitary issues, torpedo boats off Portsmouth, and Siberia penal reforms in the Official Messenger.
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Los Angreles
Riverside
San Bernardino
Orange
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Santa Barbara
Ventura
United States
Uncle Sam
Portsmouth
England
Absentees Thwart Quorum in New York City Council
A recent council meeting failed to reach quorum as enough members were absent. The president prepared to dispatch the sergeant at arms for missing members, but the officer himself was absent and had not attended for months.
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