Anaconda Standard Publishing Details and Bureaus
The Anaconda Standard notes daily and Sunday editions with subscription rates and post office status. It lists main office in Anaconda, branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls and a Washington bureau, with multiple newsstand locations and international Paris reading room access.
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Standard Publishing Company Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda
The
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Anaconda Standard Guarantees Advertiser Circulation
The Anaconda Standard pledges bona fide paid daily and Sunday circulation three times greater than any other Montana newspaper. Advertising contracts will be accepted subject to this guarantee.
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The
Anaconda Standard
Montana
Anaconda Standard June 1900 circulation figures issued
The Anaconda Standard publishes its June 1900 circulation statement listing daily and Sunday averages. It reports totals such as 11,948 for June and 11,400 to 12,800 ranges, with notes on Sundays and a sworn affidavit by circulator Watson Fe. Gally before Notary F. W. Peckover.
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Montana
Deer Lodge
Watson FE
Gally
F. W. Peckover
Hill and Croker Maneuver in 1904 Political Battle
The piece discusses New York politics with David B. Hu mp Croker blocking Croker blocking Hill from a committee and Hill’s potential to be the Democratic candidate. It notes Tammany plans to force Hill or show support, Hill’s campaign speeches in southern and western states, and Bryan’s expected strength in 1904.
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Kansas City
David B. HU
Croker
Committee On Revolutions
New York
Hill
Boort Hill
Croke
Bryan
Sryan
Unclear fragment on Manila mule transport and Port Albert
Fragment notes Washington's relief plan for China missteps in its early stages. It mentions Manila passage for a jet of mules and the Port Albert transport sailing, reflecting the debate among longtime China residents and informed insiders.
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China
Washington
Manila
Albert
Mule supply for North China drives coal to Newcastle
In a June report the Logan carrying the Ninth infantry from Manila to Taku included one hundred mules imported from the United States at high expense. It notes North China already hosts vast numbers of mules, the primary beasts of burden for Chinese carts and regional trade, reflecting the U S shortfall in oriental logistics and lessons for future campaigns.
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Logan
Manila
Taku
Philippines
United States
North China
Newcastle
Nome Reports Grow More Unfavorable for Miners
The Nome reports warn that a poor man has little chance in the region and that Cape Nome is described as a rank fake by the San Francisco Bulletin. Beach diggings pay little and disease, lack of sanitation, and martial law fuel a carnival of crime.
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Nome
Cape Nome
San Francisco Bulletin
United States
Roosevelt Provokes Attack on Roosevelts Character
A Tribune editor rebukes Roosevelt for demagoguery in St Paul remarks. The piece cites errors on the 1896 campaign and silver standard claims, calls his China policy analogies to the Boxers false, and argues for conservative, candid leadership.
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Standard
Roosevelt
McKinley
Chicago
Moreton Frewen
Teddy
Roosevelt and China policy contrasted in Boxer Era terms
The piece contrasts Boxers with Filipinos and Japanese, labelingBoxers as fanatical pagans and Filipinos as Christians seeking self rule modeled after America. It argues Roosevelt would pursue expansion in China, requiring a large army and presenting a chance for him to ride in full uniform.
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Roosevelt
China
Teddy
Astor Social Decline Headlines London Circle Feuds
The Astor case centers on William Waldorf Astor and Sir Archibald Milne in London society. Reports say Astor’s lavish Cliveden party, Milne’s presence with a noblewoman, and alleged rivalry for a noble woman's hand sparked his fall from the prince’s good graces. Invitations to Cliveden events were canceled and Astor now stays at Ems, amid broader commentary on social power and loyalties.
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William
Waldorf Astor
Prince of Wales
New York
Mr. Astor
Edward Fiverett Hale
London
Astor
Cliveden
Archibald Milne
Milne
Pall Mall
Society of the Bloods
Scotland
Ems
Germany
William of
Prussia
Napoleon
Hanna Warns Against Empire and Baneful Power
The writer argues Mark Hanna should learn from the American Republic and its spirit. He insists the republic is dear to Americans and rejects empire as an affront. The piece urges swift action to dethrone the Hannaized faction seen as wrecking the republic for expansion.
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Louis Republic
Mark Hanna
Hannaized
Republic
Democratic platform warns imperialism abroad risks despotism at home
The Cleveland Plain Dealer cites the democratic platform asserting imperialism overseas leads to domestic despotism. It calls militarism a costly dangerous form of old world imperialism applied to America and un-American.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Democratic
Republic
America
Stevenson hailed as amiable and industrious vice president
The Washington Times lauds Stevenson as a once elected leader who will leave a lasting mark in political history. He is described as amiable decorous faithful and industrious and is widely esteemed by senators across parties. His legislative and executive experience and strong party hold in Illinois promise him a strong position on the Democratic ticket.
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Washington Times
Stevenson
Ilinois
Stevenson One of the Nation’s Most Popular Men
The Atlanta Journal notes Stevenson as highly popular and trusted for his honesty and talent at winning friends. It cites his 1892 speeches boosting the Democratic ticket and says he will play a lively role in the campaign now opening.
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The
Atlanta Journal
Stevenson
Deluge of Compliments for Stevenson in Senate Era
The Rochester Herald notes the press has showered more compliments on Adlai E. Stevenson than any vice presidential nominee. The praise reflects the strong impression he made during four years as presiding officer in the Senate.
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Rochester Herald
Adlai E. Stevenson
Mr. Stevenson
Senate
The Party Must De the Most
The Democratic masses of the United States will do their part in restoring common sense government in the United States. The naked issue in the campaign of 1915 is whether the United States shall escape from the current condition.
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Los Angeles Herald
United States
Garrison challenges Hoar over imperial policy and duty
William Lloyd Garrison writes to Senator Hoar denouncing the Philippine policy and McKinley administration, urging Republicans to choose liberty over empire. He contrasts Hoar with Lodge, condemns political expediency, and laments the party’s drift from Lincoln’s gospel.
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William Lioyd Garrison
Senator Hoar
Political Party Faces Call to Return to Jeffersonian Path
The text urges a return to Jeffersonian principles after endorsing the Kun gas City convention. It credits the convention for its efforts and insists the party must complete the indicated work.
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Jefferson
Republic
Kungas City
Congressional bounds in territorial governance debated
The Philadelphia Record contrasts Democratic alarm at Congress overstepping constitutional limits with Republican claims that Congress and the administration are above the federal constitution in governing territories. The piece frames a partisan divide on constitutional authority in territorial lawmaking.
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Philadelphia
Congress
United States
Republicans Ride Confidence Shifts at Kansas City Convention
The Albany Argua reports the Republican stance swung from early certainty to reliance on the Kansas City convention as the decisive moment. The piece notes recurring uncertainty about whether Republicans are truly confident, reflecting a cautious political dynamic.
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Albany
Kansas City
Persona or Peculiar in Washington Millinery and Society
Divorcee Bes sie Stewart plans to enter millinery and dressmaking in Washington as a partner of Mrs. Robert A. Osborne. Bishop William Taylor, long preacher, is placed on the Methodist superannuated list. Mrs. Croker drills her household for fire safety and how to end a dispatch from a fire box.
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Hooker
United States Navy
Bessie Stewart
Nevada
Washington
Robert A. Osborne
Frohmans
William Taylor
Methodist Episcopal Church
California
Africa
South America
Pacific Islands
Bessie Wetmore Hunter
Newport
Edward F. Croker
Fire Department of
New York
de Koven Hall
Lake Ereilacoom
U. S Pulford
Lake View
Wash
Duty to know how to do this urged for all
A statement emphasizes that knowledge of the task is everyone’s duty and asserts that no one can claim she is wrong. The remark frames competence as a universal obligation and defends the speaker’s position.
Fractured Humor Across Papers Shows Everyday Wit
Cartoonish snippets from Indianapolis Journal and Sun echo lighthearted bustle as a young woman muses on space while a columnist collects stories. A connoisseur misused as a label. Britannia debates Rudyard vs Alfred. a clerk confesses a joked misaddressed letter ending with a returned envelope to the boss.
Notable Posthumous Estate Valuation and Public Figures
The inventory of Vice President Hobart's estate lists a net worth of 2 628 042 dollars with interests in 125 corporations. William Dean Howells has become a yachtsman with a small boat cruising Long Island Sound. Rev C A Bartel marks 87th birthday as Harvard Divinity School’s oldest living alumnus. Governor Roosevelt’s throat exam follows a strained vocal cord after an Oklahoma trip. Superintendent Jasper of Manhattan public schools is mentioned in the closing line.
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Hobart
William Dean Howells
Long Island Sound
C. A. Bartel
Old West Church
Boston
Harvard Divinity School
Roosevelt
Oklahoma
Jasper
Public Schools
Menhattan Borough
New
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