Standard Publishing Company Postal and Circulation Details
The Standard Publishing Company based in Anaconda lists daily publication with offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls and a Washington Bureau. It provides subscription rates in advance and notes distribution and newsstand locations in Chicago San Francisco Denver Salt Lake City and Paris reading rooms for Montanan visitors.
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The
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Chicago
Postoffice
Auditorium Annex
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Eevee
Glenarm Street
Enver
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake
Second South Street
Anaconda Standard Advertisers Guaranteed Circulation
The Anaconda Standard assures advertisers a bona fide paid circulation for daily and Sunday issues three times larger than any Montana newspaper. Advertising contracts will be based on this guaranteed circulation.
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The
Anaconda Standard
Montana
Silver Bow County Sacks Clark as Montana Democrats Endorse Local Lineup
The Montana Democratic results show Silver Bow County delivering a decisive vote against Clark backed candidates in the 1898 primaries. Clark's money fails to sway the Silver Bow electorate, which remains loyal to its own Democratic slate and rejects his attempts to control the party. The piece notes Clark’s resignation of a federal senate seat and cites Republican criticism of Clark in state convention. The piece emphasizes Silver Bow as a steadfast Democratic stronghold.
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Silver Bow County
Montana
Silver Bow
Clark
Democratic
Butte
Democrat
Mr. Clark
Silver Row
Summing It Up on Congress and Trust Legislation
Senator James K. Jones writes for the New York Herald that Republicans bluff on anti-trust bills. He cites Hanna and Elkins defending the armor plate trust as a revealing political spectacle. The piece argues the party misleads the public with anti-trust rhetoric while backing favored trusts.
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Congress
James K. Jones
New York Herald
House
Jones
Senate
Hanna
Elkins
Armor Plate Trust
Senator Jones Attacks Hanna Republicans Over Currency Act
Senator Jones writes that the currency act entrenched the gold standard and national bank control, blaming the McKinley era for negating bimetallism. He condemns the Republicans for not living up to their 1896 platform promises and argues the act should ruin their standing with the public.
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Jones
New York Herald
Congress
National Bank
McKinley
Senators Dominate 1900 Convention Delegations
The piece notes that President McKinley allies in the Senate wield unusual influence at the convention, with many state delegations led by senior senators chosen unanimously. It lists key figures such as Fairbanks, Beveridge, Davis, Nelson, Foraker, Quay, Wolcott, McComas, Lodge, Carter, Thurston, Sewell, Pritchard, Platt, and Depew as heads of their state groups.
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Minneapolis
Harrison
Senate
Minneapols
New York
Platt
Whitelaw Reid
McKinley
Federal Senate
Washington
Minnesota
Davis
Nelson
Senator Foraker
Ohio
Quay
Pennsylvania
Senator Wolcott
Colorado
Senator McComas
Maryland
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Carter
Montana
Thurston
Nebraska
Sewell
New Jersey
Pritchard
North Carolina
Platt and
Depew
Metal Market Faces Broad Price Decline Across Lead Zinc and Iron
The fall in prices over the last three months hits leading metals hardest with iron and steel, lead and zinc showing especially steep declines. Copper weakens slightly as demand remains steady, while Calumet & Hecla’s fire curbs output yet fails to lift prices due to ample stockpiles and other supply sources.
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Calumet & Hecla
Prices fall in metals hit steel and mining sectors
The great Michigan mine resumes output but lower prices shrink profits and threaten iron and steel firms in the East. Lead, zinc, gold, and silver yields drop, curtailing mining activity and employment, while a lower price level signals broader business strain and reduced ore output.
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Great
Michigan
Leadville
Boers Capture 16th Imperial Yeomanry Battalion
Report notes the capture of the 16th battalion of Imperial Yeomanry by Boers, casting a shadow of misfortune over England's celebratory mood and war effort.
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Imperial Yeomanry
England
Finish Set To Between Russia and Japan Gains Pace
Reports indicate both sides are preparing for a possible finish set to between Russia and Japan. Analysts note mobilization and logistical planning underway as tensions rise.
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Russia
Japan
Helena club director reports McCarthy Cody street clash a joke
Dr. Treacey informs President Lucas that the McCarthy Cody street fight was only a jest. The note clarifies no injuries or official dispute occurred and underscores the mood as playful banter.
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Helena Ball Clu
Treacey
Lucas
Josh
State Board Urges Fraternity at Agricultural College
The state board of education is disposed to teach the faculty of the agricultural college a few lessons in fraternity and co operation.
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State Board of Education
Agrcultural College
Boxers Plan Real Display as Orator Offers Guidance
The article notes the Boxers will not stage a fake fight and mentions the solar system is under renewed obligations to the college commencement orator for timely and valuable advice.
Casey at the Bat Figures Below McCarthy at the Umpire
A literary comparison suggests Casey at the bat is obscure next to McCarthy at the umpire, highlighting a shift in cultural prominence and interpretive attention between the figures.
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Casey
McCarthy
Resignation Bluff In House Sparks Tears Over Untarnished Name
Helena contemplates a resignation bluff while running public display of emotion about her clean record. Curiously Mr Cannon removed his neckwear in the house on Wednesday night prompting no interruption to question its copper collar symbolism.
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Helena
State Board to Probe Normal School for Abnormalities
The state board of education will investigate the normal school to determine if anything irregular exists. The Fifty sixth congress completed its first session in a Kilkenny finish.
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State Board of Education
Senator Carter urged to remember offense against Helena
As he nears home, Senator Carter is reminded that it is a heinous offense to pit on Helena, signaling political tension and local repercussions for actions affecting the city.
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Carter
Helena
President Kruger Still In The Ring Despite Mirth Fading
President Kruger remains in the fight though observers note he does not appear amused. The 1990 model of sweet girl graduate is described as nearly perfect in the article.
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Kruger
Montana baseball league battles early in the game
A Montana baseball league game opens with intense pressure as both sides exchange quick runs and sharp plays. Key players from local teams push for an early lead while managers adjust lineups and strategies under early-season nerves.
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Montana Baseball League
Antipodean Tone in China Draws Foreign Boycott
Text notes that Boxers’ anti foreign drive sparks greater foreign presence as locals reward their expulsion effort with worshipful support. The report highlights rising curiosity and attention from outsiders amid the anti foreign campaign.
Naval Appropriation Act Sparks Debate Over Riot Act Precedence
The article notes the naval appropriation act nearly prioritizing riot act measures, highlighting a confrontation between military funding purposes and internal crowd control authorities. It discusses potential implications for policy and governance without detailing outcomes.
Helena Wins Eight Straight Since Defeating Great Falls
Helena extended its winning streak to eight games after beating Great Falls, showcasing a strong run that has solidified its lead in the standings. The stretch underscores Helena's consistency and rising form in the season.
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Helena
Great Falls
President Kruger Refuses Admissions of Surrender
President Kruger still insists it is not over though surrender appears imminent. The stance underscores ongoing negotiations and tension as the conflict nears a possible resolution.
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Kruger
Admiral Dewey plans another trip north
The Rochester Herald notes Admiral Dewey intends a further voyage into the North as a routine move for a celebrated hero. The commentary jokes about his habit of courting public attention and warns of potential trouble, suggesting Mil dred should delay the bridge opening.
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The
Rochester Herald
Admiral Dewey
Mildred
Senators Face Cuba Probe Demand from Bacon
In the Atlanta Journal a tug of war over Cuba governance continues as Senator Bacon presses for a full investigation, with the administration underpressure and the country interpreting it as an admission that more is to come.
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Atlanta
Bacon
Cuba
Presidential appointment duty and accountability
The Indianapolis News argues the president must make appointments with Senate consent, bearing sole constitutional responsibility for the power. The president cannot share this duty without shirking a constitutional obligation. The Rochester Herald notes the Rockefellers case where a doctor reportedly escaped compensation for removing Rockefeller's vermiform appendix, a unique instance of gain without equivalent.
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Indianapolis News
Senate
Rochester Herald
William Rockefeller
War Department Blames Bad Bookkeeping For Funds Losses
The Pittsburg Post reports the War Department blames public fund mismanagement in Manila on bad bookkeeping. The issue is described as chronic within this administration and present in the Philippines Cuba Puerto Rico and the Washington post office. Citizens might blame auditors and bookkeepers this fall.
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Pittsburg Post
War Department
Manila
Philippines
Cuba
Porto Rico
Washington Post Office
Lord Kitchener Freemason Remarks At New York Commencement
Lord Kitchener speaks in New York at a commencement, asserting his freemason rank as district grand master of Egypt and the Sudan. He notes his two years in ministry and related duties amid the audience’s attention.
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Lord Kitchener
Egypt
The
Soudan
Fotter
New York
Monument Plans Grow For Captain Gridley of Olympia Fame
An Erie movement seeks to raise a memorial to Captain Gridley who commanded the Olympia at Manila Bay. Also noted is Rev. Robert J. Burdett’s resignation from Pasadena Baptist Church. De Freycinet’s astronomy research. General Schwan’s rise from private in 1887 to Army officer. and Peter Bruce ending 35 years of guiding Drumtochy trains to become gatekeeper at Moss House crossing.
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Erie
Captain Gridley
Olympia
Manila
Robert J. Burdett
Burlington
Theodore Schwan
San Francisco
Philippines
Drumtochy
Scotland
Peter Bruce
Ian Maclaren
Kildrummie
Moss House
Who and What the Boxers Are
A London Leader overview explains the Boxer movement in China, noting its ties to secret societies like the Black Flags, Kobaus, and Triad groups. It describes their motives “China for the Chinese,” clashes with imperial troops, raids on Christians, and the Dowager Empress’s actions, plus the societies’ vast reach and brutal rites.
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London
China
South Africa
Yen-chiu
Eaid
Chi H
Brooks
Big Sword Society
Fan Kwei
Shantung
Amoy
Hainan
Macao
Shanghai
Koloa Hui
Nanking
Shantung Province
Triad Society
Sam Hop Hui
Fits
Fragmented humorous clippings show social chatter and misprints
A mix of witty lines and clipped captions from various papers highlights social scenes. It includes garbled dialogue about a waiter who supposedly holds a Harvard discus record, a cyclone neighbor joke, playful notes from a theater evening, and stray quotations reflecting light, domestic humor from multiple city papers.
Publisher's wife opens box to reveal costly paper trust
The publisher's wife tears open tissue to reveal layers of paper. he remarks in disbelief that it explains high costs. He recalls his own experience with the paper trust as a Philadelphia Press observer notes.
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Paper Trust
Philadelphia Press
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Harlem
Mafeking Daily Bulletin
Joe Danhowser
Laurence Marquez
Joe
Chicago Timesjterald
Philadelphia Record
Connell
Warner Bros
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Foulard Silks
Rock Yard
Valenciennes
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MW. J. Connell Company
Peece
Rupert
Harold
Authoreas
Puck
Arizona
Washington Post
Butele
Mont
Butte Business College
Mirana Arsayving
Rice, Fulton & Gold
BIG Blackfoot Filling Company
Reia i
Milleone Wholesale
Yars
Mer, Mont
Plan'og
Butis
Anacunda
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