Anaconda Standard Masthead and Office Listings
The page lists publishing details for The Anaconda Standard including offices in Anaconda and branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls. It notes subscriptions rates in advance and various postal duties and provides addresses for the Washington Bureau and newsstands in Chicago San Francisco Denver Salt Lake City and Paris reading rooms.
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The
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Chicago
Postoffice
Auditorium Annex
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Denver
Glenarm Street
Salt Lake
Second South Street
Anaconda Standard Guarantees Ad Circulation Advantage
The Anaconda Standard assures advertisers a bona fide paid circulation on weekdays and Sundays, three times larger than any Montana newspaper. Advertising contracts will be tied to this circulation guarantee.
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The
Anaconda Standard
Montana
Opposition to imperialism in American republican policy
The author argues that imperialism threats to republican principles, citing the Philippines and Puerto Rico. A large standing army is seen as the key imperial tool, risking liberty. The piece condemns McKinley’s policy and warns against surrendering self-government to foreign control.
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United States
Abraham Lincoln
Republican Party
Philippines
Porto Rico
America
Mr. McKinley
Safety lies in taking the first step toward freedom
The passage argues that those who preserve selfish interests may sneer at danger and deceive until catastrophe. It warns that avoiding the first step guarantees the second remains, and that conquering one unwilling people is necessary to prevent never conquering two. It stresses encroachment on others as a path to stronger personal freedom.
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Acter
British Advance on Pretoria Shapes World Opinion
The piece analyzes the rapid British push toward Pretoria after Cronje’s surrender, arguing the Boers cannot halt the advance given Lord Roberts’ 200000 strong force. It notes potential guerrilla continuation but dismisses it as unlikely, blaming American policy for lacking sympathy.
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Pretoria
Europe
America
Cronje
Lord Roberts
Roberts
Fineland
Buller
Methuen
Gatacre
South Africa
China in Decline Amid Reform Debate and Foreign Pressure
A Western observer notes England seeks to back reform parties, Germany and Russia favor partition plans, and China faces decay. The empress dowager is described as corrupt and superstitious, blaming foreign devils for troubles. The empire is depicted as loose satrapies paying tribute with little scrutiny of loot.
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England
Reform
Russia
Germany
China
Hina
San Francisco Chronicle
Ex-Queen Liliuokalani vows suit over crown lands revenue
The former Hawaiian monarch plans legal action against the United States to recover crown estates and income she says were unjustly taken. She accuses lawmakers and officials of discrimination and compares her case to actions against Abdul Hamid, while noting sympathizers in the United States.
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Aecomes
Lilioukalani
United States
Sulu
Dole
Spriggs
Queen Lil
Hanna
Roberta
Quay and
Clark
Honolulu
Uncle Sam
Boers Tarnish War Morale with Prayer Meetings Fallout
Lord Roberts stages religious displays as President Kruger's prayer meetings gain attention. The senate’s double play results oust Clark and Maginnis. Boers appear to push a Great Falls baseball club finish to the conflict, signaling a sharp shift in wartime tone.
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Lord Roberts
President Kruger
Great Falls
St Louis Riot Compared With Paris Article
A St Louis riot is described with more bullets and fewer brickbats than a Paris piece. The comparison highlights differing depictions and violence intensity across reports.
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St. Louis
Psalm and War Engine Shaped by June Day
To President Kruger the first of June is one of those sad but glorious days familiar to Spain. As an engine of war, the ninety third Psalm has been tried and found deficient in steam.
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Kruger
Spain
Random Political Snippets From an 1900s In Our Time Page
Inquiries on June day rarity praise a Republican who upholds the federal constitution and the declaration. Neeley receives due though not superintendent of Sunday school. Kid Mc Coy delays candidacy for Congress. Bryan earns New York delegates for Kansas City and electoral college support. Empire State may oppose imperialism and England aims to end the Boer War by March 4, 1901.
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Vowell
Republcan
Bryan
New York
Kansas City
Empire State
Foreign Devils and China’s Uncertain Open Door
The essay discusses Boxers opposing foreigners in China with anti-foreign sentiment. The Empress Dowager and the army favor them, while the United States debates enforcing missions against Chinese will. It warns of European spheres of influence and imperialist temptations amid China’s reform movement constrained to southern provinces.
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Furene
China
United Stated
Reform Party
Anacondas Meet Helenas in a Fierce Collision
The encounter pits the Anacondas against the Helenas in a clash of soft-nosed shells and reinforced armor. Details on location and outcome remain unclear from the fragment.
Clark-Spriges Daring Double Trapeze Stunt Ends In Mishap
Clark completed a mid air somersault but failed to catch the relinquished trapeze. The injured performer’s remains are being carried to the dressing room.
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Clark-Spriges
Clark
War Glory Shifts Away From Rob Roberts Sees No Praise
From a military standpoint Lord Rob erts has stepped beyond the glory of the war and there is no longer any regard for Kitchener.
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Lord Roberts
Kitchener
Symphony orchestra hailed as world’s finest ensemble
The piece lauds the symphony orchestra as superior, notes Theodore Thomas' Chicago group as second violins, and critiques weaknesses from various regions. It compares strengths of artistic groups to national vigor and suggests safety nets for risky feats. The tone is evaluative and metaphorical.
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Symphony
Boston
Theodore Thomas
Chicago
Political currents and tax talk across parties in 1900
A montage notes Republican worries over Lodge's war talk and the German vote, gold Democrats shifting toward Bryan, anti imperialist tensions, and Republican tax-fraud concerns in Cuba. It cites the Indianapolis News the Washington Times and the Chattanooga News on these themes.
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Chattanooga News
James BD. Richardson
Congress
Cuba
Saloonkeepers Oppose Army Camp Near Encampments
The New York Press notes it is curious that saloon keepers operating near encampments oppose the army camp plans. The piece implies Methodists may not fully account for this stance.
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New York Press
Johnstown Democrat Reflects on Philippines Fraud News
In a Johnstown Pennsylvania Democrat column the writer admits silence on Philippine frauds and notes a censor who filters information to protect the administration. The piece comments on media control and official obfuscation.
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Johnstown
Philippines
Notable Visitors and Personal News Across the Era
Li Hung Chang sends two sons to Vanderbilt Tennessee with many more young celestial aristocrats to follow. Lewis Morrison, in San Francisco, traveled via Cape Horn for health and will stay city for a year. General French trained in the Canadian northwest and leads the rough riders of the mounted police. Mahmud Pasha, the sultans brother in law, edits the Osmani in Geneva. George Koch er and Ella Baird wed in Tunkhannock with 50 cents license fee. George Taylor Porter of Lawrence, Mass taught himself to draw before studying in Paris. Mrs Grace Greenwood Lip(p)incott leaves Washington to live with daughter in New Rochelle. John L Sullivan sued for 125 by an artist over a portrait painted from photographs without sittings.
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George Taylor Porter
Lawrence
Mass
Paris
Societe Des Artists
Gerome
Suppression of Rebellion Clouds Empress Dowager’s Leadership
A contested view questions the empress dowager’s ability to lead the rebellion’s suppression, drawing comparison to an Abraham Lincoln moment but casting doubt on the historic parallel and outcome.
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Abraham Lincoln
San Francisco Proposes Quarantine Bound for Chinese Residents
A new San Francisco watchlist proposal targets Chinese residents by restricting outdoor movement within quarantine limits. Officials frame it as public health, but critics call it discriminatory and unjust. Community groups mobilize legal aid and protest plans at City Hall.
Hanna Pressures Hanna for Republican National Chair
If no other candidate appeals, Mr. Hanna may seize control of the Republican National Committee chairmanship by forcing it onto Mr. Hanna himself. The statement frames a power struggle over party leadership and influence within the party.
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Hanna
Republican National Committee
Chicago Responds to Paderewek Assertion on Bosion
Chicago officials react to Paderewek claim regarding Bosion. City leaders urge clarification as details of the assertion remain disputed. Local authorities push for accurate statements to avoid misunderstandings.
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Chicago
Paderewek
Miss Kelly’s Hand Won By Casey Amid Rivalry
In a terse, unclear mused note, Casey defeats Casey in a contest for Miss Kelly’s favor amid a muddled list of names O’Brien and Costizan mentioned as rivals.
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O’brien
Casey
Costizan
Miss Kelly
Statesman to politician joke recalls Napoleon Cronje
In St Helena a cartoonish exchange imagines the shade of Bona parte questioning General Cronje aboard an English ship. The humorous dialogue pivots on politics and distinction between statesman and politician as they converse by the railing.
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St. Helena
Bonaparte
Cronje
Napoleon
Material for future magazine generations assured
A fragment quotes a general replying to a question about officers. The exchange hints at secured material for magazines of future generations, reflecting a wartime or propagandist tone. The context suggests a cautious, controlled disclosure sequence.
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Chicago News
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Anaconda
Canada
Mexico
Standard Block
Renee Woot Nek
Washington
St. N. W
Senate
Maginnis
Neeley
Kid McCoy
Mr. Clark
Baltimore Sun
Mr. Lodge
Massachusetts
Senator Lodge
Lodge
Indianapolis News
McKinley
Gold Democratic Organization
Washington Times
Rathbone
Neely
Reeves and Thompson
Mr. Smith
Li Hung Chang
Vanderblit University
Tennessee
Lewis Morrison
Cape Horn
General French
Canadian Northwest
Rough Riders
Canadian Northwest Mounted Police
Mahmud Pasha
Sultan
Geneva
Osmani
Reforming Party
George Kocher
Ella Baird
Tunkhannock, Pa
8. J. Lippincott
John L. Sullivan
John
Telasse
Connells
Tozday
Tosday Sea Yard
Sea Yard
Toeday Sea Yard
Torday
Chantilly
Bourdon
Platt Val
Tosday
Art Department
Royal Worcester
M. J. Connell Company
Efe Ole Sje
O'Rourke
Costigan
Special Service
Philadelphia
North American
Brooklyn
Putte
Mont
Butte Business College
Phil
Rice, Fulton & Gold
Indianapolis Press
Daily Grind
Violet Florida Waters
Histrian Club
Camille
Plagalong
Opera
Violet Florida
Waters
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