The Standard newspaper contact and distribution note
The Anaconda Standard announces its publishing info with office locations in Anaconda and branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls. It lists mailing rates, distribution points, and international postage policies, plus reading room access at Paris and various U.S. post offices.
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Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
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
Mont
Anaconda Standard boasts larger paid circulation
The Anaconda Standard reports its daily and Sunday average circulation for six months ending June 30, 1900, at 11,722, claiming it is bigger than all other Montana daily newspapers combined.
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Anaconda Standard
Montana
War and Peace In One Amid Philippine Uproar
The piece notes American apathy toward the Philippine campaign as Hanna uses public irony and social events to influence Filipino sentiment. It cites amnesty proclamations, ongoing clashes with natives, and a rising death toll of 5,110 including wounded, portraying a distorted, theatrical peace narrative.
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HINA
Standard
United States
Hanna
Manila
McKinley
Uzon
Philippine
Mr. Roosevelts strong points in campaign fashion
The piece argues Roosevelt is a stronger candidate than a rival, praising his varied gear and rugged image. It mocks the rival Woodruff and his vests, while noting Roosevelt’s khaki, hats, boots, belts, and eye glasses create a vivid, action-ready persona.
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New York State
Woodruff
Roosevelt
Ures
Daz
Roosevelt praised as the republicans' best scenic candidate
The piece weighs Mr. Roosevelt as a master of scenic effect, arranging a grand pageant of himself with precise detail. It contrasts him with Bathhouse John and Waistcoat Woodruff, calling John a glittering circus procession yet conceding Roosevelt’s stately, solemn presence.
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Mr. Roosevelt
Bathhouse John
Woodruff
Chandler faces no fight for another Senate term in New Hampshire
The article portrays Senator Chandler as a strong, independent leader likely to win another term. It notes enemies within his state, yet argues they will not oppose him, citing his long public career from assistant secretary of the treasury in the 1860s to secretary of the navy and longtime Senate service. It references W. A. Clark’s opposition and Clark’s later resignation speech, contrasting views on honor and corruption.
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New Hampshire
Chandler
Senate
New Hamp Shire
Mr. Chandler
Senator Chandler
the Treasury
Navy
Arthur
ISST
Montana
Clark
W. A. Clark
Four Dollars and the Chicago Corpse Trust
A Chicago judicial inquiry reveals the Illinois Demonstrators' Association controls cadaver sales for dissecting work. For over a decade the group allocates unclaimed bodies from morgues and hospitals to medical colleges, pricing corpses at about four dollars, lowering prices and shaping supply.
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Caesar
Clay
Great Caesar
Chicago
Chicago Corpse Trust
Illinois Demonstrators’ Associlation
Th Trust
Four Dollars Bargain Sale Sells Off Vast Goods
A lurid sales pitch touts massive markdowns offering goods once valued from $500 to $5,000,000 for just four dollars. The ad promises large, varied stock for all ages and conditions with mail orders, no reserve, and guaranteed satisfaction, urging immediate action and noting prices will not drop to $3.99.
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Marc Antony
Caesar
Ships in the steam age drive record transatlantic traffic
The article notes unprecedented sea activity, large warships, and the Deutsche lands record eastward time by three hours. It cites 95,000 cabin passengers leaving America for Europe in seven months, with averages of $1,000 per person and $95 million, plus $100 million from American tourists. It also warns of coal shortages, rising freights, and wartime conflicts straining global steamship service.
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Germany
New York
America
Europe
Pacific
San Francisco
Orient
South Africa
Philippines
China
Emperor William Pledges Ruthless War Ambition
The speech attributed to Emperor William signals a dangerous bid to become a massacre virtuoso, reflecting his intent to pursue extreme violence as a signature approach in ongoing conflict.
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William
New Orleans Quiet After Threat Rains In Relief Expedition Question
New Orleans was quieter yesterday with officials debating whether to send a relief expedition. The decision hinges on ongoing assessments of damage and needs as authorities weigh potential actions.
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New Orleans
Mr. W A Clark of Montana Cited by Minneapolis Times
Mr W A Clark of Montana is noted by the Minneapolis Times in a brief rental notice. The fragment references rental plans involving Clark, with no further details provided in the readable text.
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W. A. Clark
Montana
Minneapolis Times
Clary Faces Hurdles in Europe and Senate Desk Space
The text notes Mr. Clary planning to occupy Europe for a month before returning to Montana to campaign actively. It also states he has been unsuccessful in securing any desk space in the American senate.
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Europe
Montana
Clary
American Senate
Shanghai correspondents paint Europeans as marines abroad
The Shanghai correspondents describe Europeans and Americans as marines by their assessments and tone, portraying a blunt view of foreign personnel deployed outside their home nations.
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Tates
Shanghai
Doubtful London Reader Pressure on Waldorf Astor
A London observer sighs that the city would be happier if William Waldorf Astor closed his London newspaper, implying broader discontent with his media influence.
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London
William Waldorf Astor
New Orleans Massacre Setback Attributed to Robert Charles
The late Robert Charles of New Orleans is described as a lone assailant rather than a random fluke. The account presents him as a singular perpetrator whose actions were unprecedented in the city’s violent history.
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Robert Charles
New Orleans
No War With China Fractures in Government Circles
Aged ministers show stubborn opposition as ex Secretary Alger asserts no war with China while tensions linger. Observers note the dispute remains unsettled and the cabinet appears diminished in vigor.
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Alger
China
Shanghai Date Line Reports Prince Tuan Killing
A Shanghai dated dispatch notes the killing of Prince Tuan amid bustling Shanghai news. The report reflects broader national Republican press influence and the era’s turbulent wars and political shifts in China.
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Prince Tuan
Shanghai
Pekin Mystery Hinted In Spare-Nobody Speech
The text suggests Hon. Charles Greevenor should unravel the Pekin mystery as readers react to the Kaiser's speech. It notes the Pekin bands may sing in protest and mentions efforts by telegraph officials to fix wire troubles while Sheng faces criticism.
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Charles Greevenor
Pekin
Emperor William and the New York Press War
The passage notes a conflict over who will gain a state correspondent role involving Minister Conger if he is alive, highlighting a feud between the New York Journal and the New York World and its potential to trigger further hostilities.
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Conger
The
New York Journal
New York World
Kaiser resents media mediation after grand preparations
After extensive oratory and planning the Kaiser would resent any interference in the form of mediation. The statement emphasizes his stance against external negotiations and mediation efforts amid heightened tensions.
Grief Over China Wars and Cipher Clues Spark Dialogue
The piece notes the sultan's grief over Chinese atrocities and speculates on Prince Tuan's fate while powers prepare to reduce China's population. It also jokes about deciphering Helena's percentage of games won using a cipher.
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Prince Tuan
China
Ignatius Donnelly
Helena
Li Hung Chang Seeks to Recast Image Before Powers
Li Hung Chang expresses anxiety to prove to the powers that he is not as weak as his critics claim. He urges stronger recognition of his resolve and capabilities in the diplomatic arena.
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Li Hung Chang
View of Emperor William Orders Spur Travel to Interior
Despite bold wartime rhetoric, Chinese ladies and children urged to flee inwardly as fast as possible to avoid danger and upheaval during the period of imperial German mobilization.
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William
If Conger Returns Alive, Dewey Will Not Be In Demand
The remark suggests a shift in public interest away from Admiral Dewey if Minister Conger survives and returns home. The statement implies Dewey's prominence hinges on Conger's status and the reaction would be tempered by Conger's arrival.
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Conger
Admiral Dewey
International liars' tournament report from Shanghai
A fragment notes an apparent gathering described as an international liars' tournament in Shanghai. The readable details are scarce, with no clear dates or participating groups beyond the location.
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Shanghai
Colom bia’s Revolution Emerges as Sideshow to Circus
A muted note in the era highlights the Colombian revolutionary struggle as a distant sideshow to a grand Chinese circus, underscoring neglect and limited attention amid major spectacle.
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Colombia
Death of Rev Edmund Prout Rector of Deer Lodge Church
The Rev Edmund Prout, rector of St James Episcopal Church in Deer Lodge, died suddenly at St Joseph Missouri last Thursday night while en route east for health reasons. A North Carolina native born March 15 1846 he served Montana churches since 1874 including Virginia City and Deer Lodge and edited The Montana Churchman. He was regarded as a devout minister and respected by many beyond his parish.
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Edmund Prout
ST. James Church
Deer Lodge
Standard Office
St. Joseph
Kev
St. James Episcopal Church
Prout
North Carolina
Mr. Prout
New York
Montana
St. Paul's Church
Virginia City
Brewer
Bargain Hosiery and Beauty Aids Sale Ad
Ladies hose embroidery Richelieu ribbed 50 cents a pair. Fast black cotton hose two for a dime. Boys bicycle hose three for 50 cents. Beauty products include toilet cerate two dollars a bottle eye julep brilliantine one dollar a bottle Violette face powder one dollar. Metal belts snake style oxidized and silver sold previously 1 to 1 half closing price tomorrow.
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Richelieu
Big sale tomorrow of white lawn and silk waists
Tomorrow offers a large sale of ladies and children's ready made garments. Highlights include new silk petticoats from 5.75 to 12.50, solid color silk waists at 6.95, and India lawn waists with tuck work for 1.50. Corsets offered at 29 and 64 cents, with some valued at 1.00.
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Vale
Butte
Special bargains on silks and dress goods offered
The ad announces closing out odds and ends on silks and dress fabrics at deep discounts. It touts 20¢ wool checks, 37¢ corded Japanese silks, new black silk crepes, grenadines, and mohair, plus reduced shoes for women and children and low prices on towels, damask, and sheeting to clear stock.
Ladies Suits and Jackets Marked Down at Bannockburn Sale
The advertisement lists reduced prices on ladies garments including tan Bannockburn suits with silk lining and a tight jacket and skirt for 27.50, home spun golf suits at 14.00, a black broad cloth silk lined suit with Eton jacket at 35.00, and other markdowns such as a summer skirt at 10.75 and a tailored shepherd plaid set at 17.50. It also notes cloth jackets with multiple price marks from 32.50 to 6.75 on clearance.
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Eton
Bargain Textiles and Millinery Clearout
Bargains on scarfs silk embroidered ruffles 54 inches long 50c and 35c for 36 inch pieces. Linen loom shams 85c a pair fleur de lis table covers 50c each plus assorted linens. Decor paper 8c a roll fancy paper 10c to 25c. Millinery trimmed hats and shapes flowers feathers reduced to close out.
Remnants Sale Offers Dress Lengths At Discount
Wool and silk remnants are up for sale with a fifth off. The vendor warns the pile remains large and must be cleared, promising dress-length pieces for buyers. Sale starts Monday.
Connell’s Shoes Offers Real Merit For Your Money
The ad urges buyers to consider value and quality when purchasing footwear. It touts Connell’s as a trusted source with a standard of merit, inviting shoppers to seek genuine quality over gimmicks.
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Connell
Remnant Wash Goods Sale With Extra Fifth Off
Remnants of fine wash goods including ginghams dimities and lawns advertised at 22c to 20c with neat designs. White pique and nain socks praised as superior quality. Remnants of linens flannels and sheetings offered at low remnant prices plus an extra 20 percent off tomorrow.
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