Anaconda Standard publisher info and office locations
The notice lists publication details for The Anaconda Standard, including daily and Sunday editions, subscription rates, main office in Standard Block Anaconda, and branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls. It also provides Washington Bureau address and newsstand locations in Chicago San Francisco Denver Salt Lake City and Paris reading room information.
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The
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Chicago
Postoffice
Auditorium Annex
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Denver
Glenarm Street
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake
Second South Street
Montana
Societe Des Imprimeries Lemercier
Place de Opera
Paris
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Mont
Ad Guarantee Promises Paid Circulation Lead by Anaconda
The Anaconda Standard states advertisers receive a bona fide paid circulation for daily and Sunday editions three times larger than any Montana newspaper. Advertising contracts hinge on this guarantee.
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The
Anaconda Standard
Montana
Bryan for President Stevenson for Vice President
A political ticket is proposed with William J. Bryan of Nebraska for president and Adlai E. Stevenson of Illinois for vice president. The notice urges support from readers across the state in upcoming electoral cycles.
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Adlai E. Stevenson
Delayed U S Response to China Crisis Criticized
The article denounces slow action by great powers over the Chinese crisis. It argues the United States should have deployed ten thousand troops from Manila immediately to protect foreigners in Pekin, criticizing General MacArthur's restraint and urging rapid use of near shore forces to safeguard the legation and missionaries.
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Conger
United States
Russia
Japan
Manila
Pekin
MacArthur
Philippines
China
Cuba
Porto Rico
Ratifying the Montana Tax Valuation Increase
The Montana valuation report shows property taxes up by over nine million since 1899 but questions the drop in libraries value from 143 585 to 129 529. The article wonders if fires theft moths or disinterest have caused the shrinkage and whether scholars left Montana for culture and science.
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Montana
Savante
Montana Libraries Replacing Private Collections And Rising Valuation
The article argues public libraries in Montana’s cities crowd out private book holdings as newspapers and magazines take a larger role. It notes unusual declines in valuables like watches and plate and questions whether assessors or honesty explain shifts in 1900 valuations, while the state with about 200,000 population shows a $9,686,821 rise in total valuation.
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Montana
Territory and sovereignty debate over Porto Rico and territories
The writer argues against Salt Lake Tribune’s claim that Porto Rico is in the republic but not part of it. They say Alaska, Arizona, and New Mexico are not full states but remain part of the nation, and that territorial residents can become U.S. citizens and presidents through residency and naturalization. The piece endorses a broad, constitutional view of federal domain from coast to coast.
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Salt Lake Tribune
Porto Rico
the Tribune
Salt Lake
Alaska
Arizona
New Mexico
United States
Alorado
McKinley
Atlantic
Pacific
New York
They Can't Be Fair Republicans Shift on McKinley in 1896
The Denver Reental opinion notes Republicans who opposed McKinley over silver now support him as his stance worsens. It argues the papers are not fair and fail candor, citing Denver Re in a critical example.
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Yose Republican
McKinley
Denver
Publican Attacks Wolcott On Silver Policy And Stevenson
The piece argues that Senator Wolcott and Adlai E Stevenson back free silver while critics claim the McKinley administration aimed for gold. It contends Secretary Gage pushed gold standard measures abroad and at home, with Wolcott blaming Gage for the commission’s failure.
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McKinley
Wolcott
Stevenson
Paine
Able
Gage
Chambers of Commerce and Boards of Trade
House of Representatives
Walcott Commission
Europe
D McKinley
Welcott
Senate
Senator Wolcott
Doubtful Cipher Telegram Referred to Donnelly
The note says any uncertainty about Minister Conger cipher telegram should be referred to Hon. Ignatius Donnelly for verification.
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Conger
Ignatius Donnelly
Hanna may appoint notice committee to inform Roosevelt
The remark suggests a late campaign move by Mr. Hanna to establish a notification committee to tell Teddy Roosevelt that he is not the entirety of the effort.
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Hanna
Teddy Roosevelt
Webster Davis Contacts Highlight Republican Efforts
The republican powers are hearing from the Hon. Webster Davis with apparent ease and minimal obstacles, signaling smooth communication and support for current initiatives.
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Webster Davis
Unclear Gunman Raises Questions on Skill
A comment notes that the China man behind the gun displays competence comparable to others, highlighting a perceived equality in marksmanship and raising questions about expertise and responsibility.
Kentucky Democrats Reappoint Beckham Governor to Continue
The Kentucky democracy unanimously resolves that Governor Beckham shall remain in office at the old stand.
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Kentucky
Beckham
China stories teased for next installment
Unclear source text hints at ongoing coverage with future installments to conclude the narrative.
Sultan of Sulu backs McKinley and Roosevelt
The sultan of Sulu along with his wives concubines slaves and eunuchs have also come out strenuously for McKinley and Roosevelt in support of their ticket.
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Sulu
McKinley
Roosevelt
Doubt Over Li Hung Chang as Chinese Administration Figure
Analysts question Li Hung Chang as the Chinese administrative parallel to Mark Hanna or Matt Quay, weighing his influence and political role against prominent American party organizers.
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Li Hung Chang
Mark Hanna
Matt Quay
Pekin Drone Battle Appears To Falter From Distance
Spectators at a distance perceive the fierce light beating on a drone as having failed in Pekin, contrasting with closer observers who report a continued display. The report notes unclear visibility and mixed assessments of the device's performance during the event.
Russians Challenge Chinese in Atrocity Claims
The report notes Russia asserting that Chinese actions should not have exclusive blame for atrocities, framing a broader international discussion on accountability and violence.
Christian Scientists Help Foreign Legationers Live
A brief line noting praise for Christian Scientists for sustaining foreign legationers, framing the comment as support for their efforts.
China at War with Itself Dominates Local Headlines
Despite broader conflicts abroad, the report highlights internal struggles in China as the main focus, detailing political divides, military skirmishes, and shifting leadership or policy tensions within the country.
Allied Commanders Struggle to Progress Campaign Stage
Report notes that the allied leaders have not yet advanced beyond the regret to state phase in the ongoing campaign. Limited details indicate persistent stalemate and unresolved strategic hurdles affecting subsequent operations.
Punishment Question Sets Tone for Crime Verdict
The remark frames how authorities weigh penalties against a crime's magnitude. It reflects a judicial dilemma about proportional response and accountability as the case unfolds.
Foreign legations not forming a Dont Worry club
Minister Conger dispatch notes the foreign legationers have not yet organized a Dont Worry club. The remark captures skepticism about unified action among diplomatic missions.
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Conger
Chinamen in This Country Expressing Their Posility
Fragmentary note describes Chinese immigrants showing optimism in adapting to life in the country. Limited readable details focus on residents’ attitudes and potential integration efforts amid uncertain times.
Bryan’s Traits of Character From the Chicago Record
A Chicago Record piece portrays William Jennings Bryan as physically stronger and steadier after four years on the stump weighing about 200 pounds with fuller cheeks and a firmer jaw. It describes his abstemious lifestyle and devotion to plain living, notes Mrs Bryan’s influence, and evaluates his evolving political maturity, discipline, and leadership as a populist standard bearer.
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Chicago
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Bryans
Ruth
Lincoln
Boxers Highlight Environment Over Heredity Influence
A study or discussion among boxers underscores that environmental factors can outweigh genetic inheritance in shaping outcomes. The article frames boxers as evidence that surroundings, training, and conditioning impact performance beyond heredity.
Aristocrats and political lines in China and Britain
The Prine of Wales and Mr William Waldorf Astor seem to be being the Croker Hill act. The British aristocracy politely declines to be a British astorocracy. In the long run, the foreign devils will take the hindmost as well as all the other parts of China.
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the Prine of Wales
William Waldorf Astor
Croker-Hill
China
Ambiguous Diplomacy Befalls Chinese Ministers in Washington
The text notes Minister Wu playing a stronger game in Washington than De Lome did in 189s under similar circumstances, while Li Hung Chang appears to maneuver on all fronts, suggesting a complex balance of power and strategy.
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Washington
de Lome
Shanghai group seeks name change to Cock and Fall Club
The Shanghai press association is authorized to rename itself the Cock and Fall Club as summer 1990 arrives, signaling a shift in its public identity.
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Shanghai Press Association
Cock and Fall Club
Prince Tuan’s Role in War Questioned
The remark notes Prince Tuan is not leading the war by typewriter, implying a lack of effort or leadership in the conflict. It underscores doubts about his direct involvement and methods.
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Prince Tuan
Current Comment on Bryan and Stevenson Ticket
The Republic Against the Empire notes The Chicago Chronicle once opposed Bryan but now supports his cause. It argues party detail excludes unanimity and invites readers to decide if Hannaism principles are preferable to democracy, urging support for Bryan and Stevenson.
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Saginaw Newa
Chicago Chronicle
Bryan
Stevenson
Stand Against Standing Armies in Des Moines Plea
The speaker denounces expansion and imperialism and argues against a standing army. The Democratic party is favored as the safer option among the two leading parties. Aimed at voters wary of militarism, the message warns that republican actions risk Caesarism in America.
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Des Moines Braatz-Angeiger
Democratic Party
America
McKinley on Philippine War Provokes Reader Question
The New York World quotes President McKinley claiming no blow struck but for liberty and humanity in the Philippine conflict. It challenges whether coercive war ever aligns with liberty and whether the death toll of about 10,000 Filipinos can be called humane.
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New York
Mr. McKinley
Hanna Endorses Democratic Plank Emphasizing Man Over Dollar
From the Pittsburg Post, Mark Hanna argues the Democratic stance centers on the man, echoing Bryan’s line that when man and dollar conflict, the Republicans favor the dollar and the Democrats favor the man. The piece frames this as the party’s core principle.
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Pittsburg
Mark Hanna
Mr Bryan
Mark Hanna Shapes Republican Party Platform and Candidate Support
Mark Hanna organized the Republican Party and set its platform while guiding candidate backing. The strategy linked party principles with campaign choices and political alignment.
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Mark Hanna
Republican Party
Bryan shows resolve under pressure in public stance
The Springfield Republican notes that Mr Bryan can endure immense pressure while sticking to his convictions. It suggests his willingness to do "our plain duty" and implies he would even eat nails to accomplish it, highlighting widespread respect for his resolve despite differing opinions.
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Springfield Republican
Bryan
United States
Mr. Bryan
Currency question echoes 1896 tariff debate in Detroit News
The Detroit News notes that the currency issue fails to appeal to the ordinary mind this year much like the 1896 tariff did. It argues the McKinley managers cannot force the issue and will be forced onto the defensive as the Republican party faces attacks from all sides.
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Detroit News
McKinley
Republican Party
Neely to Cuba standoff underscores political risk
The Indianapolis Sentinel notes government complaints over sending Neely to Cuba. It likens Neely to the trusts, says officials could arrest him under a military order but GOP managers avoided it. It argues Neely knows too much and is not safe to export.
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The
Indianapolis Sentinel
Neely
Cuba
Trusts
Notable 19th Century College News and Notable Figures
Mount Holyoke conferred doctor of literature on Ada Lilian Howard from the class of 18533 who taught there and led Wellesley College as its first president. Harvard instructor Charlies Cusacks named chair of Spanish at Annapolis Naval Academy. he is age 3 and a 1892 Barcelona graduate. Rector Howe named honorary president of mining and metallurgy congress. Dr. John Henry MacCracken installed as Westminster College president. Li Hung Chang grandsons study at Vanderbilt, speak Caelish, dress American. Rough Rider Major Liewellan underwent appendectomy revealing bullets. he quips about more. Lewis Wilkins tall farmer near St. Paul, Minnesota, claimed tallest man alive at over seven feet. born 1374.
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Ada Lilian Howard
Mount Holyoke
Wellesley College
Charlies V. Cusacks
Harvard University
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
University of Barcelona
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