Anaconda Standard addresses and offices listed
The Anaconda Standard details daily publication, subscription rates, and office locations. It lists branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls and a Washington Bureau, plus newsstand locations in Chicago San Francisco Denver Salt Lake and Paris reading room access.
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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
Second South Street
Montana
Societe Des Imprimeries Remercier
Place de Opera
Paris
Andard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Mont
Anaconda Standard Ads Guarantee Paid Circulation
The Anaconda Standard assures advertisers of a bona fide paid circulation on Bailey and Sunday, claiming it is three times larger than any other Montana newspaper. Advertising contracts will be made subject to this guarantee.
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The
Anaconda Standard
Montana
May 1900 Circulation Statement for Anaconda Standard
The Anaconda Standard publishes its May 1900 circulation report showing a daily and Sunday average of 11 776 copies. The statement was sworn by Watson Fe Gaily and notarized by B F Maiden on June 1 1900 in Deer Lodge County Montana.
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of Deer Lodg
Montana
I. Watson EK
Watson FE
B. F. Maiden
Two Wars and the Boer War’s Swift Conclusion
The article recalls the Boer War’s rapid conduct from late 1899, noting Britain’s swift victory over the two republics and the quick shift to war readiness in the United States as the struggle ended. It contrasts England’s short campaign with prolonged American conflicts, hinting at imperial policy and costs.
Public indifference to Philippine war echoes in press
The author notes low public interest in Manila news and questions American knowledge of Philippine command. He contrasts British handling of a recognized power with the U S approach after paying Spain, arguing ongoing military action against a vast, unrepresented population.
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Manila News
Transvaal
Philippines Islands
Spain
The Chinatown Plague Crisis and Cultural Clash
In San Francisco Chinatown, Chinese residents face bubonic plague fears and quarantine policies seen as hostile. Anxiety about Joss worship, halfkein, and medical distrust contrasts with American reform aims, leaving Chinese laborers cut off from work and safety. Six Companies seek relief via government injunction.
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Herp
San Francisco
Chinatown
China
America
Rudyard Kipling
Robert Louie Stevenson
Stevenson
John
Joss
Halfkein
McKinley policy on Boers stirs debate over self government
The piece argues the US under McKinley could have aided the Boers without war, by signaling opposition to their annihilation. It contrasts British aims, Philippine policies, and Spanish-era precedents, asserting US inconsistency and questioning Davis’s stance amid calls for liberty in South Africa.
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Mr. McKinley
Great Britain
McKinley
South Africa
Philippines
Philippine Islands
Transvaal
Engeland
Spain
Hoar
United States
Aeguire
Davis
Phillippines
Boers Resolve Stubborn Stand Amid Vast Columns
In a dispatch praising Boers for their planned final resistance, editors note the extensive space devoted to forecasting their gallantry and grim determination. The piece frames the coming defense as a hallmark event in the ongoing conflict.
400 blue jackets in Pekin use yellow mopping pur pose
The 400 international blue jackets in Pekin will wear their yellow contemporary uniform for mopping purposes under Lt Hung Chang's possession.
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Pekin
Lt Hung Chang
United States v. Turkey Delayed Beyond Term
The case between the United States and Turkey has been adjourned beyond the current term. Officials cited procedural delays and scheduling conflicts as factors delaying proceedings. The matter remains active with no immediate trial date set.
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United States
Turkey
England feeds starving millions in India amid Africa campaigns
A political remark accuses England of diverting treasure to imperial wars while neglecting famine relief in India. The speaker highlights President Hale’s concern and contrasts aid to India with costly actions in Africa.
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Senator Hale
England
India
Africa
Paris Exposition Progress Marks Harmonious Pace
The Paris exposition moves along very harmoniously in some aspects. Sousa's band is said to be the hit of the programme.
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Sousa
Butte Faces Do or Die Chance in Big Day Game
Butte must win today to avoid a season ending collapse as Jeremiah’s lament falls short against a rival. The tense matchup tests the team’s resilience and season hopes.
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Butte
Jeremiah
South African correspondents sought Irish American volunteers
Request sent to South African correspondents to locate the gallant Irish Americans who traveled to assist in the debacle of the British empire. The appeal asks for information on their whereabouts and status.
1900 cyclone record falls short of earlier years
Compared with the achievements of prior years the 1900 cyclone record shows little advance and has not cut wide swaths in destruction or relief efforts.
ColoradoInvitation to Boers Settling Platte Valley
The article notes Colorado offered Boers an invitation to settle in the Platte Valley as a strategy to resolve the settlement question.
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Colorado
Valley of the Platte
England resumes influential sphere in Asia after Africa gains
After expanding influence in Africa, England plans to quickly extend its sphere of operations into Asia, signaling a strategic shift in imperial activities. The move emphasizes maintaining global reach and geopolitical presence across continents.
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Africa
England
Asia
President Kruger Ill Report Sparks No Campaign Question
The report that President Kruger is ill is described as not a campaign canard and is treated as a factual update rather than political maneuver. The source frames the illness as a legitimate development within ongoing governance.
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Kruger
Boers Surrender Without Last-Minute Preliminaries
Report notes that Boer forces appear to surrender with little to no preliminary actions or staged defenses. Observers cite rapid capitulation and reduced resistance as the conflict winds toward an unresolved peace.
Chinese Opposition to Kaffkine Sparks Public Debate
The San Francisco Chinese opposition to Kaffkine is seen as potentially providing material aid and comfort to the nation's anti vaccinationists.
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San Francisco
Administration journals expose hammers despite polite show
Readers observe officials formalities while revealing forceful tactics toward Reer missionaries. The administration attempts civility but the underlying coercive measures remain visible, prompting debate over authenticity and press freedom.
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Reer
Putte Eyes Signing Asuinaldo to Bolster Base Running
The team Putte aims to strengthen its base running by pursuing a contract with Asuinaldo. If successful, this addition could improve stolen bases and scoring opportunities.
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Putte
Asuinaldo
Boers and Pilipinos Fevered Theories In Boston Herald
The Boston Herald hints that Webster Davis aided a pro longation of the South African war by signaling Boer leaders of possible American intervention. It questions any public remarks by Davis in America and notes his resignation as assistant secretary of the interior to speak freely abroad.
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Boston Herald
Webster Davis
South Africa
Davis
America
Flerald
Transvaal
Interior
Empress Dowager Targeted Before Boxer Rebellion
A report notes foreign powers plan pressure against the empress dowager as a preliminary step before confronting the Boxers. The motive is to destabilize Qing leadership and gain leverage in ongoing anti foreign actions.
Reform party voices alarms over China’s uncertain gains
The statement notes the party has little to praise and many items causing concern, urging vigilance despite limited secure successes.
India Off Her Feed Causes Market Worries
A humorous remark notes India’s shareholder demand slump and supply concerns affecting sectors. Analysts warn output may falter if domestic demand remains weak, risking broader economic ripple effects across neighboring markets.
Explorers Unearth Greek Fountain at Corinth
American explorers uncover an ancient Greek fountain at Corinth while noting no fragments of the Dewey boom have been found.
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Corinth
U S Sends Latest Printing Presies to Russia
The United States dispatches new printing presses to Russia but an import ban on yellow ink is reported as a denial or restriction amid the shipment.
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United States
Russia
Egar
Lion's tail recovers from severe injuries
The lion's tail has shown signs of recovery after suffering severe injuries. Wildlife officials report progress, with healing evident and no new complications observed at this time.
The Vicious Vice Presidency Debate of 1904
The piece argues the vice presidency is a doomed, uncertain office in 1904 politics. It critiques Roosevelt, notes possible candidates like Towne and Long, and warns of future dynastic pressure and perilous succession histories. It also reviews past near catastrophes and calls for capable loyal holders to restore dignity.
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Bryan
McKinley
Roosevelt
Speaker Reed
Soux Falls
Towne
Sioux Falls
Kansas City
Last winter's effort to switch the flies off the rest of the beast
The note mentions an attempt last winter to disable the flies affecting the rest of the creature, implying a preventive or corrective action but lacking context or details about the organisms, methods, or outcomes.
Last Stand of Boers Fails to Impress Pretoria
The Philadelphia messenger boy arrived in Pretoria too late and the Boers made a weak final stand.
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Philadelphia
Pretoria
Missouri Prosperity Highlighted By Cape Town Voyage
A brief note recalls a launch from New Orleans toward Cape Town this week, underscoring Missouri’s ongoing prosperity and economic momentum. The remark ties a maritime voyage to regional progress and perceived growth.
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New Orleans
Cape Town
Missouri
Comic Quips and Courtroom Quips From Old Papers
A collage of humorous lines and captions from historical newspapers. Jokes about juries, dramatic critics, wedding debt, and a mock spy system mix with quips on refreshments and politics, reflecting lighthearted views across multiple papers.
If the report of the death of Kruger should be confirmed
The note discusses the possibility that Kruger has died and how England would claim to have been present at the death if confirmation is received. It reflects geopolitical implications and the potential diplomatic signaling from Britain amid the uncertain report.
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Kruger
England
Great Falls and Anaconda Rivalry Surges in Helena Series
Great Falls struggles in Helena as Anaconda capitalizes on the matchup causing a flurry of losses for Great Falls with Helena as the ongoing venue in the regional contest.
Defeat of anti trust move to spur democratic push
The defeat of the anti trust movement in the Republican House is seen as giving powerful impetus to similar reform efforts in this democratic country.
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House
Senator Hanna Defends Armor-Plate Trust
Senator Hanna's steadfast defense of the armor-plate trust signals Chairman Hanna's plan to support the trust moving forward. The article notes the political backing and future intent behind the defense.
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Hanna
McKinley Administration Struggles With Spells System
The passage criticizes the McKinley administration for failing to oppose the spells system it supports, likening the problem to historic failures of imperialism across the world.
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Boston Post
McKinley
Hanna May Tender Self for Republican Chair
From the Chicago Record, Mr. Hanna may tender himself the chairmanship of the republican national committee and it appears he is applying pressure on himself to accept the post.
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Chicago Record
Hanna
Republican National Committee
Hale Cites Powerful Influences on Cuba Policy
From the New York Evening Post, Senator Hale praised for urging national attention to influential forces in the United States aimed at preventing concessions on Cuba. The remark highlights a stance against yielding Cuban goals amid ongoing political pressure.
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New York Evening Post
Hale
Cuba
Hale Price
United States
McKinley Imperialism Cost U.S. $150 Million and 6900 Lives
The Chicago Democrat reports that American policy in the Philippines has consumed 150 million dollars and caused 6,900 American soldier deaths to date.
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Chicago Democrat
McKinley
Philippines
United States
Senator Platt Credits McKinley Policy Stance
Senator Platt of Connecticut says the McKinley administration deserves credit for its willingness to "skin its own skunks" in handling policy. The remark frames approval of self-initiated reforms within the administration's approach.
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The
Boston Herald
Senator Platt
Connecticut
McKinley
Neely Introduces Neelyiem Word in Politics
The Baltimore American notes that Mr. Neely may console himself with a new term in the political vocabulary, declaring the coinage "Neelyiem" as his notable contribution to discourse.
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Baltimore American
Neely
Neelyiem
Mount as McKinley running mate urged by Milwaukee paper
The Milwaukee News argues that Mr. Mount would be an ideal running mate for Mr. McKinley on a platform advocating replacing the constitution.
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Milwaukee News
Constitution
Mr. Mount
McKinley
Wanamaker Quay Clash Signals Political Departure
Brother Wanamaker declares he is out of politics, a move already noted earlier by Quay who announced his own political withdrawal. The fragment reflects leadership shifts and ongoing alterations in the local party scene.
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Pittsburg
Brother Wanamaker
Quay
Young Members Continue Theater Visits Amid Ad Venture
Some of the younger members will keep attending theaters on select occasions, trusting the next quadrennial conference for vindication.
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The
Chicago Tribune
Jerry Simpson set to retire as snake editor
Kansas reports say Jerry Simpson is about to retire from journalism. This will deprive the profession of the ablest snake editor in the whole country.
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New York Mail and Express
Kansas
Jerry Simpson
Missouri's Onward March
The note lists Missouri related terms and mentions twelve hundred fifty mules as part of a historical context.
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Missouri
the Washington Post
Seven Men and Women in Various Notables
A collage of brief items notes Minnie Kruger claiming Transvaal president Kruger kinship after a St. Louis strike riot injury. Captain Chadwick named to lead a German event at Newport. engineers of the Nicaragua canal commission gain 12 assistants in New York. Casual remarks on New York wildlife and a Tammany deer. Cephas Roberts in Winsted offers rent to a thief and explains his reasons. Nobel contenders include Verestchagin arguing war's horrors bolster peace. Stanford University buzz builds over a play poster.
Ambiguous Poster Prank Highlights Campus Lore
A student crafted a double entendre poster that described a play while joking that Dr. Jordan would wear bloomers on the quad. The gag targets Dr. Jordan as an auntie imperialist and reflects campus humor of the era. In other notes, Thomas J. Murray died by his own action in New York and left a will donating his body to St Luke's hospital. He once ran the Washington House restaurant and kept a notebook of diners' tastes for a potential book on diet and lawmakers.
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Philadelphia
Sampson-Schley
Barker- Donnelly
Donnelly
Senate
Garfield
Pennsylvania Railroad
Filberon
Arthur
White House
McKinley
Firgan
John Tyler
Whig Party
Millard Filmore
Andrew Johnson
Blaine
Grover Cleveland
Dr. Jordan
Thomas J. Murray
New York
St. Luke's Hospital
House of Representatives
Washington
Twins sought for $75000 fortune from war era service
William James Viney, a marine at the Brooklyn navy yard, seeks his missing twin James William Viney of the Fifth United States Cavalry. The pair from Houston, Texas once worked in cattle, enlisted in 1895 and 1897, and served together until separation by fate as a legacy awaits. The World assists in locating the other twin.
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New York
Sam
William James Viney
Brooklyn Navy Yard
James William Viney
Fth
United States Cavalry
William James
Houston
Tex
Fort Bam
Flouston
San Antonio
Goldman
James William
James
Twin brothers separated by army service and a Texas inheritance
William James, who enlisted in the Marine Corps after his twin brother vanished following a Porto Rico deployment, risks losing a $75 000 Texas estate to the public administrator until proof of the brother's death is produced. The missing brother’s fate remains unconfirmed since January.
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Philippines
William James
New York
Marine Barracks
Texas
Adeline Viney
Houston
Yrother
Oldest Dutch Family Bible in Captain Wood’s Collection
The article notes likely the oldest family Bible in the country and the oldest Dutch Bible, held by Captain George W. Wood at 1700 Eutaw Place. It is nearly 200 years old and has remained in his family for almost as long, with its origin traced to arrival in the United States around 1630 and possibly purchased soon after printing.
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Baltimore
George W. Wood
Eutaw Place
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