Anaconda Standard imprint and office details
The Anaconda Standard Publishing Company lists readership, prices, and offices. It notes daily and Sunday editions, subscription rates, a main office in Anaconda, and branch offices in Butte Missoula Great Falls with advertising rates on request. It also provides contact avenues and circulation notes.
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Standard Publishing Company, Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda
The
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Anaconda Standard Promises Paid Circulation Guarantee
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 guarantee.
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The
Anaconda Standard
Montana
Bryan Stevenson Ticket Listed for 1900 Presidency Bid
A political notice runs under a banner declaring William J. Bryan of Nebraska for president with Adlai E. Stevenson of Illinois as his running mate for the 1900 campaign, signaling party strategy and ticket composition.
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Adlai E. Stevenson
Illinois
Sidney Edgerton Montana's first governor dies at eighty one
Sidney Edgerton, first governor of Montana, dies at eighty one near Akron Ohio where he lived. The Standard notes his key role in forming Montana Territory and shaping its boundaries. tributes from Montana towns and organizations are expected, with his portrait as a future capital building commemorative work planned.
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Sidney Edgerton
Montana
Akron
Territorial
McKinley
Edgerton
Repubican Party
Washington
Standard
Territory of
Ohio
Helena
McKinley and the Money Issue Speech Clash
The text notes President McKinley delivering an acceptance speech that mirrors the rejected Republican platform plank on territorial congressional powers. It suggests pique over the plank’s rejection and hints the speech aims to foreground the money question while highlighting controversial aspects of the administration’s policy.
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McKinley
Republican Party
Congress
Platform Committee
McKinley Silver Record Scrutinized in Editorial
The Standard lauds calm public debate on the money question but criticizes McKinley’s changing stance on silver. It cites his early free silver support, later shift to gold standard after election, and branding opponents as repudiationists. The piece urges opponents to welcome his exposed record.
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America
McKinley
Congress
Cleveland
Treasury
Walcott Commission
Europe
Mr. McKinley
Fairy tale claims cloud Wyoming copper findings
The piece cautions that Wyoming copper reports read like fairy tales with ten mile long copper balls and massive districts. It notes only a few discoveries exist, with prospects yielding five to sixty tons daily, and warns that boomed headlines and promoter hype may overstate real potential.
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Wyoming
Democratic party stance on imperialism debated in Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph
The article argues the Democratic platform misstates constitutional reach abroad. It contrasts the flag abroad with no claim that the constitution governs other nations. It asserts Democrats favor governing acquired territory under principle, not universal constitutional force.
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Democratic Party
Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph
United States
China
England
Constitution Follows the Flag Says Emblem of Sovereignty
The piece argues that where the flag represents permanent sovereignty, that territory becomes part of the United States and must be governed by the Constitution. It dismisses the idea that "the constitution follows the flag" as a general expression of this concrete rule and counters a local newspaper stance equating citizenship with unrestrained freedom.
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United States
Pittsburg
Allies Fail to Unite in China Crisis
The piece surveys failing allied coordination in China during the Boxer Uprising, noting German independence, English-Russian friction, and Japan’s sulks. It discusses Britain’s limited capacity, Boers’ renewed activity, and the need for force, while analyzing U S trade risks as unrest disrupts Northeast China markets and exports.
Open Trade Demand Amid Cotton Manufacturer Debate
The Sun urges swift restoration of order to preserve the empire and safeguard open trade in the vast market where cotton manufacturers have grown rapidly at home while selling comparatively little abroad, stressing immediate policy action.
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New York Sun
United States
The
Sun
China
Newehwang
Chefoo
Tientsin
Shanghai
Newchwang
Yanatse
Roosevelt criticized for frequent campaigning while governor
A New York Journal current comment rebukes Theodore Roosevelt for touring the country to gain praise while he serves as governor. The piece argues governors should attend to state business and not engage in self promotion during office. The St Louis Post Dispatch quote is cited as context.
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New York Journal
Theodore Roosevelt
Urchin
Roosevelt
Eering
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Currency issue dominates Hanich-McWinley campaign
The Boston Post notes the Hanich-McWinley syndicate pushes the currency question with eagerness and persistence in the campaign. It says the paramount issue mirrors the Kansas City declaration and nothing can alter that fact.
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Boston Post
Hanich-McWinley Syndicate
Kansas City
Democrats Urged to Mobilize Voters for November Decision
The Washington Times notes that opposition to trust oligarchism imperialism and Hannaism can be fully polled in November. It stresses that the outcome depends on the managers of the democratic ticket getting out the vote and their success in doing so.
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Washington Times
Vote Guidance Sparks Lincoln Speech on Election Duty
The Boston Globe reports Mr. Bryan urged voters to cast ballots as if their choice would determine the election. He spoke in Lincoln Nebraska presenting a moral appeal that if all voters followed that guidance, the nation would consistently vote right.
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The
Boston Globe
Bryan
Lincoln
Neb
When He Will Te no Democrat From the Boston Globe
A malformed OCR fragment notes political commentary about party support. It mentions George Wriable Laloar and a hypothetical Democrat for high office with references to Republicans and national voting. No clear events or dates are established.
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Boston Globe
George Wriable Laloar
No middle ground for the populist, Democrat, or Republican
The Rochester Herald argues there is no middle ground among parties and calls populists to choose in light of reason and sanity. It urges Democrats to stop wasting time on populism as other matters demand attention.
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Rochester Herald
Argentine Republic
Government Telegraph Department
Buenos Ayres
Veracity of the Hexatench examined by local divine
A Kansas City Times note describes a Methodist divine’s learned paper titled The Veracity of the Hexa tench. The article praises the antiquarian research and literary style, while noting extensive antiquarian humor and fust on the topic.
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Kansas City Times
Awards and opinions from the Moral Sciences prize and world views
The Audiffred prize of 1 0 france is awarded to Dy Yersin for anti plague serum work and General Cronje comments on Pretoria's fall. Dora Yates passes MA at University College Liverpool as first Jewish woman in England to win that honor. Deschamps will lecture at Harvard on the Cotemporaneous Theater. Mayhew Bronson named deputy in Westchester County and heads Larchmont volunteer fire department. Olive Schreiner criticizes English rule in South Africa. James Allison complains of fashion dictates while serving as Kansas commissioner at the Paris exposition.
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Academy of Moral Sciences In
Parie
Audiffred
France
Dy. Yersin
Dora EF. Yates
University College
Liverpool
Sue
England
Mayhew W. Bronsons
Larchmont
N. Y
Molloy
Westchester County
Olive Schreiner
Silso
Empire
James Allison
Wichita
Kansas
Allison
New Lawn Mower and Paris Exposition Curiosities
In a playful Chicago Record tone, a dialogue touches on a new wheel and a ball bearing lawn mower. Crawford recalls Paris exposition lessons as a costly boarding school French venture. Cholly recalls a clown’s high intelligence and salary remarks from Miss Peppery. Evelyn nervously handles a club paper on spoken English. A wagging elephant and a gasoline motor wage mishap close the snippet.
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Jed
Chicago
Cholly
Miss Peppery
Philadelphia
Quarreling Couples and Odd Jokes Highlight Comic Bits
A mosaic of humorous exchanges from Cleveland Plain Dealer Frustrated Bits and Chicago Tribune satire. Light skits show domestic banter, a gag about dosing a brute for a sore throat, and a playful riff on money driving men to Cuba and mangoes.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Roy Mamma
Tommy
Cuba
Mamma
Chicago Tribune
Various Global Notes on Tech, War, and Society
A survey of scattered items notes how Argentine cobwebs interrupt telegraph lines, a Portuguese inventor outfits dogs with electric lamps to flush foxes from burrows, and golf ball demand threatens Pacific cable insulation. Also covered are Hartford Maryland’s Fourth of July tablet, Nile flooding effects, a Kan missing child case, 1897 shipping earnings, a Philadelphia wallpaper health warning, a Paris insult case, Hoboken fire aftermath police actions, a Baltic lake road project, and Boers relief funds.
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Second South Street
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Nebraska
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Japan
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London
Philadelphia ‘Times
South Africa
Cronje
Pretoria
Cercle Francaise
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Paria Temps
Cotemporaneous Theater
Crawford
Crabshaw
Judge
Evelyn
Indianapolis Journal
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Hartford Town
Bush
Maryland
Hartford
Assouan
Atchison, Kan
Mulhall
Norway
Paris
M. Gustave Kahn
Mme. Kahn
Mime Kahn
Hoboken
Jersey City
Great Balt Lake
Washington City
Connell
M. J. Connell Company
Ammhat
Alex Block
Butte, Mk
Sunaitier School
Rice, Fulton & Gold
Annie Weight Seminary
Tacoma
Annie Wright Seminary
de Koven
Disci
Lake Stelacoom
Pulford
Lake View
Wash
de Koven Mall
Conzaga College
U. S. Army
Dr. Dodd
West Park St
Butte, Mont
Brownfield-Canty Carpet Co
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