Anaconda Standard Publishing Company Adverts
The text lists the Anaconda Standard publishing house details including offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls, subscription options, and distribution points in Chicago San Francisco Denver and Salt Lake City. It notes a Paris reading room for Montana visitors and provides addresses for correspondence to the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana.
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Chicago
Postoffice
Auditorium Annex
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Denver
Glenarm Street
Seventeenth Street
Alt Lake
Second South Street
Salt Lake
Anaconda Standard Promises Superior Paid Circulation
The Anaconda Standard guarantees advertisers a bona fide paid circulation daily 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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Montana
May 1900 Anaconda Standard circulation statement
The May 1900 issue reports total circulation of 265 055 for the Anaconda Standard with a daily and Sunday average of 11 776. Watson E. Gaily, circulator, swears to the correctness before Notary B F Maiden on June 1 19 (Seal).
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County of
Deer Lodge
State of
Montana
Watson KE. Gaily
Watson E. Gaily
B. F. Maiden
Hanna Defends Government From Armor Trust Scandals
In the closing hours of the session the armor plate scandal dominated Senate debate. Senators Chandler Foraker Beveridge Nelson Spooner Teller opposed Penrose as Hanna led the fight to keep the government from the trust. Teller denounced surrender to the robber combine, while Hanna’s leadership aimed to shield government interests.
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Senate
Hanna
Carter
Pettigrew
Penrose
Chandler
Armor Trust
Foraker
Beveridge
Nelson
Spooner
Teller
Daniel
L’enros
Mr. Teller
Mr. Hanna
Colorado
Mark Hanna
Henry M Teller
Manning challenges Sheridan's Ride tale in dispute
General Manning questions the popular account of Sheridan's Ride as Buchanan Read's poem "Sheridan's Ride" faces scrutiny. He disputes the accepted narrative of how Sheridan achieved victory.
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Manning
Buchanan Read
Sheridan
Sheridan Ride and Civil War Echoes in Nineteenth Century Debate
Veterans dispute Manning and other figures over the Cedar Creek battle turning point and the legend of Sheridan. The piece argues that Sheridan’s timely arrival dictated the battle’s outcome, disputing mythic claims about Barbara Fritchie and Washington. It also surveys historic commodity trends, predicting South Africa’s uncertain output and potential effects on global markets.
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Manning
First Connecticut Cavalry
New York Sun
Sheridan
J. Warren Keifer
McMahon
Cedar Creek
Little Phil
Barbara Fritchie
Stonewall Jackson
George Washington
Cherry Tree
Clark Fails to Swell Montana Dems in Silver Bow
A Montana political column critiques W A Clark and his bid to purify the state democracy. It recalls past defeats in Silver Bow County where Clark's money and factional movement were crushed by the regular Democratic ticket. The piece notes Clark must endure another setback amid national disgrace tagging him.
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Montana
W. A. Clark
Miner
Clark
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Senate
Mr. Clark
Silver Bow
Silver Row
New York
World Gold Production Shifts With War Impact
The Engineer ing and Mining Journal reports 1900 world gold production at 312,507,819 dollars, up 25,504,157 from 1899. Australasia leads with 79,206,130, South Africa 72,961,501, and the United States 70,096,021, reversing 1897’s rankings. The Journal notes Transvaal’s war may have raised future output and expects 1900 excluding Transvaal to rise despite uncertainty.
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Australasia
South African Republic
United States
Transvaal
South Africa
Australia
Senators and the push for popular elections
The piece discusses a push to amend the Constitution to elect U S senators by popular vote. It notes House approval and Senate resistance, citing arguments by Edmands and Hoar and concerns about a plurality plan favoring corrupt interests and undermining the framers' intent.
Congress Adjourns Amid Unused Aims and Acknowledged Strife
The report notes Congress adjourns with unresolved acrimony and multiple aims left untapped. London’s Tuesday night celebration is described as a wild, jubilant, partylike scene marking the events.
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Congress
Hill in New York Linked to Aguilnaldo Plan
At latest accounts Mr Hill of New York was again doing things. He appears to have been killed on the Aguinaldo plan as reported by the latest wires.
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Mr. Hill
New York
Aguinaldo
Pettigrew-Hannah Set To Sparks Nasty Jab Fest Break
The Pettigrew Hannah clash featured sharp jabbing exchanges in the breakaway, signaling a heated confrontation and intense rivalry on display.
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Pettigrew-Hannah
McCarthy Leads Helena Short Stop Opposition to Umpire Cody
Mr. McCarthy, Helena's able short stop, faced an adverse call as Umpire Cody drew heat from the local crowd during the game.
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Mr. McCarthy
Helena
Cody
Senators clash over borrowed pitch fork in satirical moment
A quirky exchange sees the South Dakota senator borrow a pitch fork from the South Carolina senator during a lighthearted moment, highlighting regional tension and humor in a political setting.
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South Dakota
South Carolina
Cramp Pungle Amount Inquiry From Carter to Public
An inquiry asks Mr. Carter to disclose how much Mr. Cramp contributed in isg2, noting the $400,000 figure as not the actual amount and seeking clarity for the interested public.
Butte Chases Falls Record With Questionable Umpire Tactics
A Montana sports note contends Butte seeks to lower Great Falls winning percentage through controversial umpire baiting. The piece suggests such tactics satisfy the baiters and undermine fair play.
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Butte
Great Falls
Montana
Hanna Faces Bribery Trial Defense Lacking
A brief note describes Mr. Hanna struggling to defend himself against bribery charges and not displaying strong emotion or tears in court as proceedings proceed.
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Hanna
Fragments of 19th Century Editorial Ditties Parade
The passage riffs on public figures and events with satirical digs about Pettigrew Hanna Buller and Dewey. It quips about Milwaukee ladies at a club convention, a stubborn St. Louis street car strike, and Otis ovations without setting a clear news thread or outcome.
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Woman's Club
Milwaukee
Mr. Pabst
Mr. Schutz
Salvation Lapses and Ring Triumphs Mentioned in Debate
In a reflective passage a speaker mocks quick pathways to salvation while noting James delays in spiritual conversion and Jack also avoids earnest religious effort, contrasting with Rev. Alexander Jeffries's hopeful stance.
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Alexander Jeffries
James
Jack
County Commissioners Audit Bills and Plan Road Repairs
Western Montana News reports Missoula county commissioners finished auditing bills amounting to several hundred dollars. They instructed the assessor to charge a 1900 account to proper parties and urged road supervisors to detail reports. J C Eisenman urged repair of Montana Kentucky mines roads, later referred. Change in road near brewery discussed, pest house and Marshall grade switchback viewed.
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Missoula
J. CG. Eisenman
Vermillion
Montana-Kentucky
J. A. Kierns
Rattlesnake
Educational institutions face state probe over Daly conspiracy claim
It is believed state educational institutions will submit to an investigation without entering the Daly conspiracy plea, as officials weigh the implications of the contested accusation and the potential impact on policy and governance.
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Daly
Heroes in Harm and Extradition Debate Across States
The dispatch highlights a worker at a Homestead shop who stayed at a molten metal lever despite injury, praised for nerve and duty. It also notes Indiana’s governor refusing to extradite a Kentucky fugitive, cited as political theater masking justice concerns.
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Pittsburg
Homestead
Louisville Courier-Journal
Indiana
Kentucky
Drunken Indian jailed in Missoula after house break in
Pierre Joseph, a drunken Indian, terrorized Fast Spruce street, broke into a house, and was brought before Judge Houtchens in Missoula. He received a 30 day sentence, far short of the expected 60 or 96 days, drawing suburban anger over Indians roaming the city. Louis Ashley, arrested for drunkenness and suspected whiskey supply, got 10 days. Residents call for vigorous measures to curb such conduct and reservation mobility.
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Missoula
Pierre Joseph
Spruce Street
Louis Ashley
Indiana
Decree Allows Susan Slack Control of Estate Lands
Filed for Record in Missoula on June 6 a decree signed by Judge Woody grants Mrs. Susan J. Slack widow of Frank J. Slack control of remaining estate property. It covers an undivided one sixteenth of 160 acres in Bitter Root valley and an undivided three eighths of 40 acres in Missoula county valued at $1 050 33. Mrs. Slack resides at Fiamilton. Deed FE A Winstanley to C A White both of Missoula lot 1 and the north half of lot 2 block 32 consideration 450.
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Missoula
Woody
Susan J. Slack
Frank J. Slack
Bitter Root
Beattie Times Commentary on Republican Empire Ambition
The piece argues the Republican policy will not leap from republic to empire in one move. It warns such a sudden shift would provoke national indignation and defeat the empire goal. Instead commerce-driven stealth would redirect public opinion gradually while denying the true aim.
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Beattl Times
Republican policy on insular possessions sparks tax fears
The Savannah News notes that a large standing army for insular possessions would burden the people. It reports alarm over taxes and calls for repeal of war taxes, fearing continued levies and new taxes if loyalty to the Republican party persists.
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Savannah News
Merely Natural Progression Noted In Imperial Drift
The piece argues a sequence from a serious breach of principles to imperialist aims. It claims the path leads to Roman pro consul methods and echoes Neeleyism and Weylerism as concerning practices.
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Omaha World-Herald
Jeffries Father Comments On Prize Ring Role
From the Minneapolis Times, the elder Jeffries criticizes prize fighting while noting his son Jim will continue until he is defeated and then quit. He expresses opposition to prize fighting but anticipates his son’s persistence.
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Minneapolis Times
Jeffries
Jim
Appointment of Joseph K. Wood as Alaska district attorney
Missoula reports a telegram announcing Joseph K. Wood of Missoula was named district attorney for Alaska. Rumor says the post follows his campaign services in Eastern Montana and the code bill’s passage. Local friends note he is rewarded with a plum appointment.
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Missoula
Joseph K. Wood
Alaska
Wood
Montana
Advertising Cuts by Standard Publishing Company
Advertising and illustration cuts produced by the Standard Publishing company are described as available for use. Correspondence is solicited to discuss terms and availability.
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Standard Publishing Company
Visiting His Friend in Missoula Pleasant Stop
Hoelly Bull a Pawnee Nebraska banker has spent a few days in Missoula visiting his friend Guy Hassler of the Northern Pacific freight department. He has been in Oregon and along the coast for a month or more and paused to see Hassler.
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Missoula
Hoelly Bull
Pawnee
Neb
Guy Hassler
Northern Pacific
Mr. Bull
Oregon
Missoula’s Beauty Sparks Plans for Return Stories
A traveler praising Missoula mentions the city as a beautiful place and notes he will have many good stories to tell when he returns to his home there and its future.
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Missoula
Government agent Chadwick reports Bitter Root valley in fine condition
Missoula June 6 D J Chadwick special agent of the government came down from the Bitter Root valley where he has been spending a few days Miss Bessie Chadwick who has been to Hamilton for some time is troubled with sore eyes She was taken to a physician who found that it would be necessary for her to remain in a dark room for some time Mr Chadwick reports the valley at its best and everything looking fine
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Missoula
D. J. Chadwick
Bitter Root Valley
Bessie Chadwick
Hamilton
Mr. Chadwick
Personal Notes From City Visit Highlights
PERSONALS. Mr M Carleton was a Bitter Route in the city today. Frank Higgins returned from a business trip to Butte Nat. Little returned from a business trip to Philipsburg. President Leonard of the School of Mines at Butte visited the city. R M Cobban returned from Du-
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Rm. M. Carleton
Frank Higgins
Butte
Nat
Little
Philipsburg
Leonard
School of Mines At
R. M. Cobban
Local travelers frequent Missoula city transit and rail lines
Frank Nase of the Standard manufacturing department visited the city. J B Collins rode the Copper City limited this afternoon. Charles Schwartz from the Northern Pacific land department arrived from St Paul. Mrs Joseph Chivers from Helena passed through for Victor to visit Mrs H P Kennett. J W Mehargue Ravalli hotel manager left for the valley and plans to return to Anaconda soon.
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Frank Nase
Manufacturing Department
Standard Ts
J.B. Collins
Copper City Limited
Charles Schwartz
Land Department of the Northern Pacific
St. Paul
Joseph Chivers
Helena
Missoula
Victor
H. P. Kennett
First Big Shipment of Bitter Root Strawberries
The first large shipment of strawberries from Bitter Root valley arrived this morning. They were billed for Helena. Larger shipments are expected daily and within a week shipments will be in almost carload lots.
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Missoula
Helena
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