Anaconda Standard publisher details and offices
The Anaconda Standard announces its publisher, rate structure and offices. It lists branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls with advertising rates, a Washington Bureau on 1415 G Street NW, and several city newsstand locations. It also notes international distribution and Paris reading room access for Montana visitors.
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The
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Chicago
Pontoffice
Auditorium Annex
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Denver
Glenarm Street
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake
Second South Street
Ad Rates Guarantee High Montana Circulation Standard
The Anaconda Standard promises advertisers a bona fide paid circulation Daily and Sunday, three times that of any other Montana newspaper. Advertising contracts will be based on this circulation guarantee.
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The
Anaconda Standard
Montana
Bryan and Stevenson Endorsement Page
A political card listing William J. Bryan of Nebraska for president and Adlai E. Stevenson of Illinois for vice president across twelve pages. The document presents their names together as a ticket in a period-appeal style, reflecting a pro-Bryan slate.
Anti Imperialist Republicans Signal Split Over McKinley Policy
The piece notes Republican Anti Imperialists split over McKinley foreign policy. It highlights Webster Davis resigning to speak for Boers and opposing imperialism, Henry Johnson of Indiana as a bold critic, and suggests several others may align with Bryan. It warns of a potential impact on Indiana’s close vote.
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Mckinley
Hoar
Mr. McKinley
Webster Davis
Davis
Bryan
Henry Johnson
Republican Party
House of Representatives
Johnson
Meetin
Indiana
Well-Bred Warriors in Panama Politeness and Crisis
The piece contrasts Panamanian rulers and insurgents for politeness and gallantry amid revolutions, noting their restraint toward non-combatants while hinting at broader South American instability and historic foreign references. The tone blends irony with observations on courtesy and conflict.
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Panama
Fontenoy
Panama revolutionists praised for polite conduct in war plan
Sunday dispatches reported Panama revolutionists sent a message to the government through the American consul requesting a battle outside the city to spare Panama. The government agreed, preparations began, and the outcome was not known. The Standard lauds the insurgents for refined conduct and jokes about postwar celebrations.
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Panama
Boston
Montana League Ends First Successful Baseball Season
The Montana League proved financially sound and competitive after a cautious start. Helena clinched the pennant amid tight standings with Anaconda Butte and Great Falls close behind as the season ends. A salary cap remains, with teams restricted to three new players next year.
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Montana
Newport News
Norfolk
Hampton
Portsmouth
Helena
Anaconda
Butte
Great Falls
Littlo
Eeason
Occultists in Boston Study Pekin Puzzel via Astral Projection
The piece mocks Boston occultists and clairvoyants for attempting to observe the Pekin crisis through astral travel. It contrasts their failures with Indian Mahatmas who claim to receive rapid, detailed returns. A Boston medium admits their spirits cannot control or reveal the Chinese affair.
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Boston
China
India
Globe
Pekin
Boston Globe
Psyche of Murdered Spirits Delays News From Pekin
The writer argues violent deaths cause lasting mental shock delaying thoughts even for spirits. It cites mediums, Spiritism, and the Boston Globe correspondent to claim older spirits with secret knowledge hide facts to avoid disrupting civilization and China news. They call for a highly skilled Mahatma to handle cases.
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Pekin
Boston Globe
China
Washington
Li Hung Chang Receives Frosty Shanghai Reception
Diplomatic circles describe Li Hung Chang as under suspicion with England and Germany doubtful of his honor. Washington remains friendly until proven unworthy, while many Americans question his good faith and view him as watched. Observers debate his influence in China and his enduring cunning and adaptability as a seasoned realist in political maneuvers.
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LI Hung Chang
Shanghai
England
Germany
Washington
China
John Sherman
John L. Sullivan
Thina
Alex
Boer camp at London exhibition noted in Truth comments
The London Truth reports a Boer camp at an exhibition side show resembling Buffalo Bill entertainment. It describes a mock clash where Boers lose to the British, admired by French spectators, and notes a former Kruger coachman among the combatants. It comments on mixed Dutch lineage and facial features observed by the writer.
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London
Kruger
Imperialism as Paramount Issue Dominates Democratic Platform
The Richmond Dispatch notes imperialism is the year’s top issue as the Democratic platform is outlined. It asserts the platform enjoys broad support from free silver advocates and is likely to attract few gold Democrats.
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Richmond Dispatch
Trouble Ahead for Manna Campaign Leader Hanna
The Milwaukee Journal notes Mark Hanna may seek relief from active campaign management as he anticipates heavy duties guiding the vice presidential candidate. The piece suggests Hanna could be overwhelmed by the workload ahead.
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The
Milwaukee Journal
Mark Hanna
Lodge Criticisms Highlighted in Canton Statesman
The Toledo Bee notes that Senator Lodge failed to credit the Canton Statesman on many points and lists alleged ideologies such as Algerism EKaganism and Neelyism as part of the controversy.
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Toledo Bee
Senator Lodge
Canton
President Deliberates on Trusts in renomination Speech
The president avoided mentioning trusts while accepting renomination and stood before the American people without direct accusations or pledges. He faces political pressure as trust questions loom over his bid for reelection.
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St. Louis Republic
United States
Rome and America mirrored in decline warning
A Chicago Chronicle piece argues that America risks a Rome like downfall from wealth and excess. It warns of imperialism and militarism should McKinley win in November, urging citizens to defend a pure republic and self government.
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Carthage
Rome
Via Appia
McKinley
Republic
Silent official must answer to the people over trust greed
The speaker condemns a public servant for serving trusts and failing to defend the people. He calls on Americans to judge the mute, impotent official who shirks duty and defends monopoly greed.
Tea Price Rise Follows China Troubles In The Nation
At last the fatal news has come and the price of tea is going up due to troubles in China. The article warns domestic woes will increase if tea becomes scarce, noting the kitchen ruler will not stay in a house without plenty of tea.
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The
New York Times
China
No State of War With China Says NY Mail and Express
The New York Mail and Express asserts that no state of war exists between the United States and China because there is no functioning Chinese government. The remark frames relations amid ongoing disputes and emphasizes the absence of an official foe.
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New York Mail
Express
United States
Jackson County
Indiana
Brownstown
Writing styles in New York schools restricted
The Boston Herald reports that vertical writing has been abolished in New York public schools, while noting the bigger issue is slanting morality rather than the writing method.
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Boston Herald
New York
Diverse Headlines From National and Local Notices
Oxford grants D Sc to Professor Chandler of Columbia University. Wilkeebarre Pa Republican League Club sold by sheriff. Mark Hanna picture sells for a dime. Booker T. Washington cites toothbrush and tub as needs for southern Negroes. James Dunsmuir, Victoria BC, famed as silent premier after two years in legislature. Corporal Mahy of Somerset regiment survived Colenso with multiple wounds. Emperor William orders Gentz to paint Jerusalem pilgrimage portraits for Berlin gallery. Brig. Gen. William Ludlow sails to Europe to study staff organization for US war department. Turkish minister Ali Ferrouh Bey names newborn in Washington as Mutchteba Ali Gerrouh. Mme Ferrouh Bey first Turkish woman of her rank in US relations.
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Oxford
Chandler
Columbia University
Republican League Club
Wilkeebarre
Mark Hanna
Booker T. Washington
Savannah
South
James Dunsmuir
Victoria
B. C
William
Germany
Shmael Gentz
Jerusalem
National Gallery
Berlin
William Ludlow
Europe
War Department
Washington
Mutchteba Ali Gerrouh
Ali Ferrouh Bey
Current Humor Nuggets and Quips From City Papers
A collection of light anecdotes from Chicago and Detroit papers. Jokes cover marriage myths, spinsterhood vows, reforming zeal, and playful exchanges between spouses children and parents. The tone mirrors early 20th century urban humor.
Fragments From Papers Touched By Wit And Life
A collage of quick remarks and scenes from newspapers includes a druggist on fair pricing and modest profits, a tale of H. P. Spurgeon tumbling at Mentone with money in his boots, a witty remark on feminine ambition, and a Philadelphia Record report of a Media Presbyterian church children’s program ending in a shared pause as a young singer invites her sister to join.
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H. Spurgeon
Mentone
Argonaut
Media Presbyterian Church
Mary
Slater
Philadelphia Record
Olives and a telephonograph in a curious mix of news
A Arizona woman earns over 400 this season selling olives she prepares and a mustard pickle formula. A new telephonograph records messages on a steel tape for repeated playback. Various odd notes cover a New Jersey boy fleeing home, Mexico time standards, U S population estimates, a long English rail pensioner, and the center of population in Indiana.
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