Anaconda Standard Publishing Details and Offices
The Anaconda Standard lists publishing details including rates, offices in Anaconda Missoula and Great Falls, and a Washington Bureau. It notes newsstand locations in Chicago San Francisco Denver Salt Lake City and Paris reading room access for Montana visitors. It specifies subscription prices and mailing classifications.
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The
Standard
Missoula
Great Falls
Chicago
Postoffice
Auditorium Annex
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Denver
Glenarm Street
Enver
Seventeenth Street
Lake
Second South Street
Alt Lake
Salt Lake
Montana
Societe Des Imprimeries Lemercier
Place de Opera
Paris
Tir Andard
Aconda
Mont
Ad Promise to Advertisers in Anaconda Standard
The Anaconda Standard guarantees advertisers a bona fide paid circulation tally and promises Sunday reach three times greater than any other Montana newspaper. Advertising contracts will be based on this guaranteed figure.
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The
Anaconda Standard
Montana
May 1900 Circulation Statement for Saconda Standard
For the month of May 1900 the Saconda Standard reports a total circulation of 365,055 copies. OCR text shows garbled sections but preserves the numeric circulation figure and the publication name.
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Deer Lodge
Montana
Watson E. Gally
Watron
B. F. Maiden
Senate Debate on Paris Treaty and Philippine Status
The speech by Senator Stewart on the Philippine question is criticized as misreading the Paris treaty. The piece argues the treaty does not settle sovereignty, only transfers islands to the United States, leaving their status to Congress and ongoing discussion.
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Senate
Stewart
Associated Press
Philippine Islands
United States
Spain
McKinley
Congress
Debate Over Philippine Policy and Constitutional Rights
The president and supporters claim Congress 118 may fix the status of the islands. Opponents reject the idea that law must bind action when it threatens the republic. Citizens should oppose measures viewed as dangerous or un-American, beyond mere legal technicalities.
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Congress
Aguinaldo
Stewart
Fire at Calumet and Hecla Raises Fire Risk Questions
The Calumet and Hecla mine faces a new fire as a timber gang leaves, with historical fires in 1884 1887 and 1888. Analysts weigh possible arson versus carelessness while noting stock losses and dividend changes amid a market downturn and a ten million dollar surplus guarding the company.
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Calumet and
Heela
Michigan
Calumet
Timber
Calumet and Heela
Hecla
Rock of Gibraltar
Old Hutch and the peril of reckless speculation in markets
The passage recalls the rise and fall of the once feared Old Hutch and other figures who gambled away fortunes in produce and stocks. It notes how lenders and sons of fortune try to recover losses, while many operators face public outrage as firms like Price, McCormick & Co. crash amid legal peril.
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Lester
Hutch
Produce Exchange
Price, McCormick & Co
New York City
One Man Hero of California Highwaymen Yarn
A California highwayman single handedly held up three Yosemite stages two wagons and thirty two people in a bold daylight theft. Troop F of the U S Army stopped him with sixty eight men while the two cavalrymen faced criticism for their defeat. The tale elevates the outlaw to legendary status while lampooning the military response.
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California
Yosemite
United States
United States Infantry
United States Artillery
Bret Harte
Ephesus
Lord Bacon
Troop F. U. A
Troop F
Philippines
They Guess it Wrong on Price McCormick Collapse
The Standard's eastern exchanges argue the Price McCormick & Co failure shows the futility of cornering staples. Liabilities reached 13 million dollars, and related cotton speculators have fallen. The piece recalls Lester's failed wheat corner as a cautionary tale of market hubris.
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Hose
Standard
Price, McCormick & Co
Lester
Ile
Napoleon
Aguinaldo Death Notice Published In Regular Monthly
The regular monthly notice confirms Aguinaldo's death with contents duly noted, indicating an official acknowledgment and recording.
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Aguinaldo
Missionaries in China Urged to Withdraw from Circulation
A voiced opinion states that American missionaries in China should pull back and cease public activity. The remark frames withdrawal as prudent for safety and strategic reasons amid tense circumstances.
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China
St Louis Fair Costs May Rise If Streetcar Strikes Persist
In 1903 St Louis faces a thirty million dollar fair development plan. The city risks higher costs of 30 cent fares unless the streetcar strike habit is cured.
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St. Louis
St. Loui
American mule shines in South Africa after Nicholson's Nek
After a bad break at Nicholson's Nek the American mule has shown clever work in South Africa and undermines Lord Roberts's belief that he is the sole force.
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Nicholson
South Africa
Lord Roberts
Washington favors Long for GOP vice presidency ticket
The belief is growing in Washington that Secretary Long will be named for vice president on the Republican ticket. The remark comes amid an election season filled with tensions and political maneuvering.
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Washington
Secretary Long
Hill Discarded as Political Force in New York
The piece critiques former Governor David B. Hill as disingenuous and unfitted for leadership. It argues Hill lacks public backing, cannot mobilize a faction, and risks exile to lesser roles, while noting his evasive interview tactics and ongoing factional battles.
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William Eugene Lewis
New York Telegraph
David B. Hill
Hill
New York
Bunco
Governor Hill
Fle
Wolfert
Rooat
Albany
Bryan
George Palmer
Schoharie
Palmer
Resumption of Schrey-Sampson Controversy Cited
The passage cites Republican responsibility for resuming the Schrey-Sampson dispute and predicts mounting refusals to the party. London papers claim Colonel Baden-Powell can get anything he asks, possibly a Montana legislature seat, while returns show Neeley beaten by Clark and the Great Falls club maintains its win percentage.
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Republican Party
Repubican Party
London
Taden-Powell
Montana
Neeley
Clark
Butte Powers Through Opponents In Magnificent Game
Butte delivers a superb performance as opponents struggle to counter. The team dominates play with sharp offense and strong defense, keeping control across the match and extending their lead at key moments.
Helena Anaconda Series Echoes 1594 Spirit
A fragment notes the Helena Anaconda series reflects a vigorous old spirit reminiscent of the year 1594. The line hints at historic resonance and regional sports or cultural rivalry.
Wreck Might Leave President Kruger a Dime Museum Wonder
The remark envisions President Kruger surviving wreckage to live modestly, fearing the aged leader could become a dime museum attraction rather than a dignified figure.
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Kruger
California highwayman repeats stagecoaches hold up
A lone highwayman in California reportedly robbed three stages in succession last Saturday. The incident challenges the state’s reputation for such banditry and highlights ongoing concerns about rural road safety.
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California
Cartoon Depicts Clark Unseating as Bulldog Jumps
A Chicago Journal caricature shows Mr. Clark being unseated by a fence jump while a bulldog clings to his torn trousers. The drawing mocks journalism’s search for novelty and the artist’s overworked depiction.
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Chicago Journal
Clark
Great Falls Club Faces Drift After Montijo Reference
The Great Falls baseball club remains troubled by a lingering mood tied to the Admiral Montijo comparison, signaling ongoing frustration and morale issues within the team.
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Great Falls
Admiral Montijo
War correspondents face high casualties in South African conflict
The war has claimed or incapacitated twenty five correspondents, making the role of fighting editor significantly safer than frontline reporters in the South African fighting.
Paris Exposition Pass Costs 150 Dollars
A Paris correspondent notes that viewing all sights at the Paris exposition costs 150 dollars. The piece adds the exposition appears cheaper than attending a church fair.
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Paris
When Battle Strikes a Winning Streak in Sports
The phrase notes a team’s strong run making it hard for rivals to upset them. It reflects confidence in ongoing success and dominance in forthcoming matchups.
Man Says Boer War Not Over Yet
A speaker claims the Boer war isn’t finished and predicts three or four more years of magazine coverage on the conflict.
In Name of Humanity Explained by Montana's Clark
From the Chicago Journal Mr. Clark of Montana explains that he persevered in wealth to help humanity. He suggests legislators also fall under the category of humanity in a tongue in cheek remark.
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The
Chicago Journal
Clark
Montana
US Goods Move Globally Boosting World Markets
The Erie Dispatch notes Missouri apples are shipped to England Kansas flour to Scotland and Texas horses to South Africa highlighting US exports. It asserts the rest of the world depends on American supplies to manage daily life and commerce.
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Erie Dispatch
Missouri
England
Kansas
Scotland
Texas
South Africa
House
United States
Chicago prep for bubonic plague in Boston Herald note
The Boston Herald notes Chicago is cleaning up in anticipation of bubonic plague. It treats the fear as groundless yet deems the precautions salutary and advisable for major population centers. It urges continued cleanliness as a safe measure.
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Boston Herald
Chicago
Licking Spaniards War Ends and Tax Should End
The article argues against continuing the pay of stamps in memory of the war with Spain. It states there is no reason to retain the tax and urges prompt abolition. The piece advocates redirecting energies from lingering wartime actions to practical reforms.
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The
New York Herald
Canonization Brief For Nuns Saint Cascia Rome Rite
The New York Herald reports the canonization of a holy nun from Cascia in Rome on Thursday. A major reason cited is her 18 years of patient endurance of a husband deemed holy terror to her and many others.
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New York Herald
Rite of
Cascia
Rome
Recognition of a Heroic Character Draws Public Admiration
The statement discusses rapid transit days and the divorce of propriety from recognizing a heroic trait. It notes that such recognition may be admitted even beyond strict norms, reflecting public sentiment on courage and duty.
Fighting Bob Evans Still Active Despite Illness
From the New York Mail and Express it is noted that Fighting Bob Evans is affected by rheumatism yet remains verbally sharp as his vocabulary is not seriously impaired.
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The
New York Mail and Express
Bob” Evans
Kruger Denies Peace Offer to England
From the Philadelphia Times, President Kruger as a father and grandfather may seek olive branches but denies offering any peace overtures to England at this time.
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Philadelphia Times
Kruger
England
Langtry’s fund raise cited for beggar relief
In the Boston era report Lily Langtry appears to have raised about 125000 dollars for the relief of the absent minded beggars. The article notes the substantial appreciation of her efforts and the accuracy of the calculation.
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Boston
Lily Langtry
Notable NYC Rumors and Political Echoes Across Brief Notes
A scattered column reports Bernard Hand seeking a permit to kill his sister, actress Elizabeth Robins plans Cape Nome work, a large bond payment by Kuhn, Loeb & Co, Elizabeth Smith to marry a printer's apprentice, and political chatter on Bryan running mates. It mentions Rathbone fears in Havana, Ridder declining a college trusteeship, Coogan's $190,000 donation to the Democratic committee, and a $10,000 bet on Bryan’s victory.
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Coogan
Democratic National Campaign Committee
New York Sun
Freeaman’s Savings and @rast Company
Jacksonville
Fla
Bryan
Fragmented Vintage Quotations Across Papers
A collage of brief, fragmented quotes from various papers including Chicago Tribune Detroit Journal Philadelphia Press Cassell's and Answers. Snippets hint at bootleg humor rescue talk ship references courtship and debt exchanges in a breezy montage.
Notes of the Day in Brief from Around the World
A survey notes public ownership of over one third of Great Britain street railway mileage. Chinese lack a canning industry. sauces are kept in jars or bottles. Australia cares for orphans via receiving houses. A German church bell from 1452 found during restoration. Oklahoma City grows with a Carnegie library grant. consulars must not disclose private financial or commercial reputation of firms.
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Great Britain
War in Brief: Boer War Chronology 1899-1900
Record of events from October to May detailing Boer War actions across South Africa. Key items include Mafeking siege, Natal invasion, British successes at Belmont and Modder River, Buller and Roberts operations, relief of Ladysmith, captures at Colenso and Colesberg, and Johannesburg occupation.
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New York Herald
Mafeking
Natal
Glencoe
Vlandslangte
Reitfontein
Yule
White
Ladysmith
Nicholson
Nek
Cape Colony
Belmont
Enslin
Buller
Modder River
Gatacre
Stormberg
Methuen
Magersfontein
Colenso
Roberts
Inehlief
Colesberg
Suffolks
Kitchener
Spion Kop
Vaal Krantz Falls
Free State
Kimberley
Cronje
Bloemfontein
Poplar Grove
Villebois-Mareuil
Wepener
Carrington
Beira
Prandfort
Zand
Kroonstad
Biggarsberg
Pretoria
Missionary Effort and Reach Worldwide
The world’s Protestant churches spent about 19 million dollars in a year under 1.49 missionaries on the field plus home staff. They report 1,500,000 communicants across India Africa Japan China and other lands with thousands of schools and hospitals established to combat superstition and provide medical care.
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India
Africa
Japan
China
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Anaconda
Canada
Mexico
PescaGuiides
Rade Cakee
Eee Tren
Tee
Dave Hill
Butte
Humanity
Bernard Hand
Superintendent of Outdoor Poor
Elizabeth Robins
Cape Nome
National Bank of Commerce of New York
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Elizabeth Smith
Derby
Conn
Norman F. Mack
Buffalo
H. P. Belmont
Eliot F. Danforth
Alton B. Parker
William Sulzer
W. R. Hearst
Rathbone
Havana
Rich
Herman Ridder
Eltor
New York Staats-Zeitung
College of the City of New York
van Wyck
Harvard
Vassar
Exposition
Judae
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Bobby
Philadelphia Press
Connell
Ina
Nottingham
Notingham
Art
M. J. Connell Company
Dolleg
Burtte Business College
Mortanae
RICE
Follon & Gold
Chicago Tribune
Detroit Journal
Benedict
Philadel Pisa Press
Cassell
Jones
Australia
Sehleithein
Schaffhausen
Germany
Oklahoma
Andrew Carnegie
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