Anaconda Standard Publishing notices and offices
The Anaconda Standard announces city and branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls advertising rates via application and a Washington Bureau on 1415 G St NW. It lists multiple news stand locations in Chicago San Francisco Denver Salt Lake and Paris reading rooms for Montana visitors and directs all general correspondence to the STANYARD PUBLISHING COMPANY Anaconda Mont.
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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
Montana
Societe Des Imprimeries Lemercier
Place de Capera
Paris
Stanvyard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Mont
Anaconda Standard Adverts Damaged Circulation Guarantee
An advertisement states the paper guarantees bona fide paid circulation for advertisers on Daly and Sunday editions, claiming three times the circulation of any Montana newspaper. Contracts would be subject to this guarantee.
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The
Anaconda Standard
Montana
Modern China Crisis Across Global Powers
The article critiques Wu and Western reactions to China in the wake of heightened tensions at Pekin. It notes rapid dispatches from Washington, the use of modern tech, and debates over force levels, with projections of hundreds of thousands of troops needed to restore order amid factional divisions.
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Conger
Department of State
Washington
State Department
Hay
Tlentsin
Pekin Steel
Admiral Seymour
Pekin
Japan
China
Heaven
Earth
Prince of Peace
Divided leadership hinders pursuit of Pretoria conflict
The passage discusses strategic discord among leaders during eight months of pressure on Pretoria, noting General Roberts commands two hundred thousand troops while Boer resistance remains hopeful. It critiques Chinese manpower, cites Stead on Chinese resilience, and ponders U.S. aims in China and the challenge of shaping a governing system there.
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Roberts
Pretoria
China
W. T. Stead
United States
Montana s Kept On Gold in Kansas City Silver Plank Fallout
The Montana press accuses the Clark delegation of betrayal at the Kansas City convention. Gold faction critics mock the silver plank as Hawaii driven, praising Prince David Kaunanakoa’s vote, while W. A. Clark purportedly used ex-Governor Hauser as a committee dummy to undermine silver. Montana laments being placed on the goldbug altar.
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Clark
Kansas City
Montana
Hawaii
Prince David Kauananakoa
Prince David
Anon
The
New York Sun
Pacific
W. A. Clark
Hauser
Clark Outfit
Clarks
State of
Kipling and Roosevelt On War and Leadership
A critical appraisal compares Rudyard Kipling to Theodore Roosevelt as forces shaping civilization and empire. It argues Kipling as incarnate of strife and vigor, outshining Roosevelt in influence and stature, while noting Kipling’s personal style differs from Roosevelt’s public persona.
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Germany
England
Kipling
Theodore Roosevelt
Rudyard Kipling
Gladstone
Engel
Roosevelt
Kipling and Roosevelt in a clash of influence
Analysis lauds Kipling as a powerful force shaping imperial thought and contrasts him with Roosevelt. The piece extols Kipling’s dynamite impact and critiques Roosevelt as performative, calling Kipling a tragedy and imperialism’s fire igniter while noting four geniuses helped Europe’s revolution.
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Kipling
Roosevelt
Ignatius Donnelly
Thomas Carlyle
Voltaire
Rousseau
Diderot
Beaumarchais
France
Paris Exposition 1900 Seen as Financial Failure
Reports from experts suggest the Paris exposition of 1900 will be a big loss. Attendance lags well behind 1889, while costs deter visitors and steamship firms note reduced demand. Critics blame high expenses, French behavior toward Americans, European tensions, and war distractions, urging Americans to spend their money at home.
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Paris
American Porte
Paris Midway
Spain
Orient
McKinley
Great Lakes
Yellowstone Park
New York's Role in Presidential Elections Examined
The article argues that New York remains pivotal in presidential elections despite recent shifts. It notes a candidate can lose New York and win the presidency, but historical records show New York's strength remains significant with only modest changes in recent years.
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Hose
New York
Unmarked Grave of Comstock Miner in Bozeman
The Bozeman cemetery holds the nearly unknown resting place of James Comstock, discoverer of the Comstock lode. Once a tall, capable pioneer, he died by suicide in 1870 after wealth and health failed, leaving little to mark his grave despite his global mining impact.
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Sunday Standard
Bozeman
Comstock Lode
Virginia Range
Sierra Nevada Range
Nevada
United States
Comstock
Gomestock
John M. Bozeman
Allie Batley
Big Horn
Miner's del Ct
Sweetwater
Wyoming
Allothice
Coomstock
August Cottschalck
Peter Barcifte
Nelson Yarnell Schuyler Wheeler
Smith
Bachet
Chinatown
Cometock
Osborn's Drug Store
Gallatin County
A. D. McPherson
Bozeman Street
Galy Latin County
Ife
Nelson Brory
New York's pivotal role in presidential politics
The article argues New York's 36 electoral votes have shaped past elections and may decide this year. It cites historical swings from 1868 onward, noting trends and near-misses for Grant Hancock Harrison and McKinley, while warning that current McKinley backers overrate New York's certainty.
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Empire State
New York
Union
Isggs
Horatio Seymour
Grant
Henry Clay
Hancock
Blaine
Harrison
McKinley
Roosevelt
Black
Seymour
Hiere
Lémeotn
Dstis Beymour
Saaencae
Republican Ste
Sc Nu Peon
Ovccs Dace
EROS
Cleveland
Morrison
Republican Ciuugiara Occiiayves
McKinsey
France Presses China to Deposit Weapons with Janitor
In a terse dispute the arbitral party demands China surrender arms to a neutral custodian. Senator John De Witt Warner says he will back Bryan despite the silver issue being unresolved. The dialogue centers on diplomatic leverage and party positions.
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John de Witt Warner
Bryan
Dead issue drives a live one in political argument
A quoted remark questions continuing to let a resolved matter derail current policy. The speaker challenges self-proclaimed anti imperialists to provide a response and face the argument.
Contempo Lord Salisbury Scored By Mecretory Hay
Mecretory Hay scores a big scoop on his esteemed contemporary Lord Salisbury as Christian Scientists claim influence over foreign legationers. A crowing moment for the movement is noted.
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Mecretory Hay
Lord Salisbury
Admiral Seymour Aims for Pekin Dinner on Steenth Moon
The piece humorously notes Admiral Seymour advancing at a comically slow pace, predicting he will reach Pekin for dinner on the steenth day of the steenth moon. The tone mirrors a dated travel or travelogue chronicling whimsical delays.
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Seymour
Pekin
Steenth
Yankee Determination Wins News From Pekin
European powers are urged to note that Yankee determination and ingenuity secured news from Pekin, highlighting American resolve in reporting abroad.
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Pekin
Allies face summer in China as Boxers clash abroad
The piece mocks foreign legations fighting a long war, notes English use of Li Hung Chang’s influence, and reflects on Wu Tingfang's position amid the Pekin massacre coverage. It satirically imagines a savior society and mocks Boxer and foreigner casualties abroad.
England Denies Li As Personification Of Truth
England states that Li is not a personification of truth and rejects the implied symbolic role. The remark addresses interpretations amid cultural and diplomatic dialogue on language and metaphor.
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England
Wode-Open Tientsin Town After Wall Damage
Portions of her walls have been battered down leaving Tientsin more exposed and vulnerable than before. The city now appears more open to outside influence and disorder than in the past.
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Tientsin
Sudden Mortality Grimly Noted Among Chinese Workers
A controversial remark attributes sudden deaths to Chinese laborers and hints at large hidden numbers abroad. the quote reflects xenophobic sentiment and implies a vast population of Chinese people elsewhere.
Nostalgia and caution among Chinese in exile
The Chinamen in this country are a little nervous, but they doubtless real ize that under existing circumstances they are safer here than they would be at home, sweet home.
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Standard Publishing Company, Publishers and Proprietors
Canada
Mexico
Tale al Ahd Numbers Business
Cde Uiee Eee
Washington Bureau
Kipling and Roosevelt
Li Hung Chang
Wu Ting Fang
Cape Nome
Wu Ting Pang
Prince Tuan
Prince Ching
Empress Tsi
Emperor Kwang
Pekin Massacre
Rider Haggard
Nikola Tesla
Shanghai
Connell
Wcssein Aon
WOKS
Butte, Montana
W. Park St
al Meg
Butte, Mont
Rice, Fulton & Gold
Annie Weight Seminary
Tacoma
Achors
Hool
Annie Wright Seminary
de Koven
Lake Stelia
Lane View
Waen
Ye Roven Nail
Conzaga College
Fulr
U. S. Acmy
PHE
Dr. Dodd
West Park St
Brownfield
Canty Carpet Co
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
Saayas
BIG Blackfoot Milling Company
Pike
Busner, Mond
Bulb
Anacunda
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