Anaconda Standard Publishing Details and Offices
The Anaconda Standard Publishing Company outlines daily and Sunday editions with subscription rates and office locations. It lists main office in Anaconda and branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls, plus contact and distribution details and a Paris exhibition note for Montana visitors.
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Standard Publishing Company, Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda
The
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Anaconda Standard Reports Record Montana Circulation
The Anaconda Standard shows a larger bona fide paid circulation than all other Montana daily newspapers combined for the six months ending June 30, 1921, with an average daily and Sunday circulation of 11,722.
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Montana
Shanghai Dispatch Reports Li Hung Chang Disgruntled
The Shanghai date brings word Li Hung Chang is disgruntled over suspicions about the foreign minister's fate. Some diplomatic corps members are reportedly escorting from Pekin toward the coast, a news item likely received with distrust and awaiting confirmation.
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China
Shanghai
Li Hung Chang
Pekin
The Chinese Soldier Better Than Expected in Modern Warfare
The article argues that European and American views of Chinese military ability have shifted after recent conflicts with Japan. It cites a 700,000 man peace-time Chinese army, compares population totals of major powers, and questions how such forces would confront a combined western and Japanese power in a hypothetical race war scenario.
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China
Japan
Europe
Peopl
Russia
England
France
Germany
Orient
Sultan in the NE: Constantinople dispatch on China plan
The Ikdam reports the Porte weighs sending Turkish forces to China to cooperate with the powers. The sultan, portrayed as humane yet determined, is deeply moved by Chinese abuses against Christians and vows action with Europe and America to punish the perpetrators.
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Constantinople
Ikdam
Porte
China
Sackeloth
Farian
Ara
Europe
America
Chinese territorial disputes and imperial pressures described
The passage notes France, Russia, and Germany opposing Japanese expansion in China and mentions Russia taking territory she desired, with Japan yielding under European pressure. It frames these actions as factors in the broader, unresolved challenge for China presented to the world’s white race.
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France
Russia
Germany
Japan
China
Standard Oil Men Not Involved in Coeur d Alene Troubles
W V A Clark papers claim ties between Butte interests and Coeur d Alene turmoil. the Standard Oil company denies ownership in the Coeur d Alene mines or related companies. The Standard urges proof of Clark claims and asserts their statements aim to protect Butte business community and workers from false insinuations.
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W. V. A. Clark
Butte
Coeur d'Alene
Mr. Clark
Montana
Federal Senate
Clark
Amalgamated Copper Company
Standard Oil Company
Standard Oil
Clark Organs
Standard
Sultan seeks role in Christian aid and global influence
The sultan declares his universal chivalry and ambition to participate in Christian aid efforts. He vows to prove worthy of influence and asserts Turkey remains an imperial power eager to act, hoping to send Turkish forces to China to aid other powers and confront the Boxers.
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Turkey
China
Our Foreign Trade Figures Show Large Surplus and Drain
A July 21 issue notes the 1899 1900 trade year total value of exports and imports at 2 244 193 542 dollars with exports at 1 394 479 21 and imports 1 (84) 714 329 leaving a 544 764 885 balance in favor of exports The piece explains the large balance for 1897 8 and 1899 1900 and highlights growing gold and silver exports and a net specie drain of 307 000 000 while suggesting the favorable balance reflects heavy drafts on national resources and calls into question the profit of such trade.
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Heradstreet'’s
United States
America
Pekin Not Chosen For Peace Congress Meetings This Year
The city of Pekin is not hosting any peace congresses or international Christian Endeavor society meetings this year. No events or official schedules indicate gatherings in Pekin for these organizations.
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Pekin
Peace Congresses
International Christian Endeavor Societies
Secretary Hay's Target in Conger-Message Plot Revealed
The text notes Secretary Hay aims to expose a participant in the Conger-message hoax by targeting Minister Wu with a bold move to snatch him bald headed.
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Hay
Roosevelt News Coverage Narrows This Week
The Associated Press reports Colonel Roosevelt shows a reduced pace of activity this week compared to last, with fewer events and statements highlighted in dispatches across agencies.
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Roosevelt
Associated Press News
Nebraskan Bryan's Rising Prospects Noted by Mrs Lease
Mrs Lease declares renounced Bryan amid growing signals that the great Nebraskan's chances are becoming brighter. The stance reflects shifting political support as momentum appears to favor Bryan in upcoming contests.
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Lease
Bryan
Vancouver summer fish stories fail to impress
Reports from Vancouver British Columbia indicate summer fish stories are not a striking success with limited public interest and modest catches noted by local fishers and merchants.
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Vancouver
B. C
New Orleans Faces Growing Casualty Toll in Massacre Report
The city of New Orleans may see an increased casualty tally before it can claim massacre honors, signaling a worsening crisis. Local authorities track victims as the situation intensifies.
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New Orleans
St. Louis
Some men are cocksure and some men are cock and bullsure
A terse quip noting that confidence varies among men and that some lean toward blunt exaggeration or skepticism.
State Department abandons sunbeam extraction from cucumber study
The state department ends its effort to extract sunbeams from Chinese cucumbers, ceasing the controversial research project and leaving questions about its purpose and impact.
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State Department
Minister Wu Faces Mark Tapley or Peck Sniff Test
The note questions Minister Wu by inviting judgment on whether he resembles Mark Tapley or Peck sniff in character. It frames a contrast between two figures to assess his stance or reliability.
China Holds Vast Arms Stocks Yet Cites Restraint
The note indicates Beijing possesses a large quantity of modern weapons and ammunition but emphasizes that restraint remains essential. It signals a cautious stance amid broader security considerations and regional tensions without detailing specific stockpiles or deployments.
Boxers No New Sect in China Claims Report
New York Chinamen describe the Boxers as an ancient anti dynasty society, not a fresh rebellion. The piece recounts monks who aided government forces, the rise of Redheads or Boxers, and Li Hung Chang’s role in mediating tensions with foreign powers amid Qing rule.
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New York
China
Wis
Manen Mh
Ho Jis
Wostead
Hong Tau
Tsing
Hung Siutsuen
Tai Ping
Li Hung Chang
Empress Dowager Deliberates Next Move Amid Turbulent Times
An undercurrent of strategic caution surrounds the empress dowager as she weighs the emperor's next course. Commentary notes American military aid and outfits appear dated while Minister Wu seeks alternatives beyond American support, hinting at shifting regional loyalties and tensions.
Political Commentary on Sino-American Americas Policy
The piece critiques U S and Chinese actions, noting expansionist rhetoric and base losses. It questions administration independence from Beijing and laments Democratic restraint while referencing China’s decrees and chaotic imperial meddling. The tone is satirical and accusatory about foreign influence and domestic response.
Dreyfus Debate Dominated World News A Year Ago
A reflective line notes how a single issue, Dreyfus, captured global attention for weeks, leaving little else to discuss for a period and underscoring the shock of wartime intrigue.
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Dreyfus
Imperialism and the campaign issue debated across papers
The St Louis Republic denounces imperialism and a large standing army as central campaign issues. The Peoria Transcript argues Congress has no power beyond the Constitution and that remaining rights lie with states or people.
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St. Louie Republic
United States
Peoriaterald-Transcript
Congress
Republican hero of San Juan hill under false colors
Richmond editor recalls that the so called hero did not take San Juan hill and arrived later with the rough riders, charging Teddy Roosevelt with misrepresenting his role amid calls of public pretense. The Troy Press notes the tin plate trust shutting plants and 35,000 workers laid off, while urging laborers to note the trust magnate’s plenty.
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Richmond
San Juan Hill
Teddy
Troy
Tin Plate Trust
Republican Party Embraces Jeffersonian Constitutional Principle
The New York Journal notes the Republican Party’s stance aligns with Jefferson’s constitutional principles, emphasizing the nation’s enduring civic vitality and adherence to foundational ideals. The piece frames the party as upholding historic ideals that fuel national life and political philosophy.
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The
New York Journal
Republican Party
Thomas Jefferson
Expansion and the republicans critique a paradox
Fragmented excerpt voices a debate over expansion with mentions of Jefferson an oak tree acorns and a critique of republican support amid a metaphorical theft by “monkeys in the boughe” highlighting tension between growth and elite control.
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Jefferson
Republican Party
Hanna Proposal Sparks Presidency and Theft Debate
The Kansas City Times notes Hanna proposes a partial buy and steal of the presidency while Major McWinley shows readiness to accept the office thus obtained. The piece invokes a biblical standard, asserting the moral tie between thief and receiver is fixed since Moses on Sinai.
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Kansas City Times
Hanna
Major McWinley
Moses
Sinai
Fugitive Governor Taylor’s Kentucky talk questioned
The Chattanooga News cautions against trusting former Governor Taylor of Kentucky who predicts McKinley and Roosevelt will win Kentucky. It notes Taylor has been away from home for months and is a fugitive from justice, implying his statements may be unreliable.
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Chattanooga
Taylor
Kentucky
McKinley
Roosevelt
Ramiom
Chinese troubles blamed on European greed and U.S. greed in Philippines
The Argus argues Europe’s greed fuels China’s woes while condemning American greed in the Philippines. It cautions against moral superiority and notes our own avarice may drive conflict and instability in Asia and abroad.
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Portland
Argus
China
Philippines
Notable Figures Touched by Politics and War Abroad
A collection of brief notes mentions Frank Carl a Pekin leader born in Tennessee Judge Stern of Buffalo who supports Mc Kinley and advocates a large standing army Captain Dreyfus described by a reporter as transformed since his return to France beaming healthy and lively General Cronje enjoying golf at St Helena among Boer prisoners and Professor W B Clark appointed to coordinate Mason and Dixon reestablishment with Maryland Pennsylvania and the U S Coast and Geodetic Survey.
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St. Helena
Judge Stern
Buffalo
McKinley
W. B. Clark
Johns Hopkins University
Maryland
Pennsylvania
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Mason and Dixon
Dreyfus
France
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