The Anaconda Standard Publishing Details and Addresses
Publication information for The Anaconda Standard lists publishers and proprietors, daily and Sunday editions, subscription rates, main office in Standard Block Anaconda, and branch offices in Butte Missoula Great Falls. It also notes a Washington Bureau and newsstand locations in Chicago San Francisco Salt Lake City and provides reading room access in Paris for Montana visitors.
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Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
The
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Chicago
Postoffice
Hicago
Auditorium Annex
Francisco
Palace Hotel
Glenarm Street
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake
Anaconda Standard Advertisers Guaranteed Circulation
The Anaconda Standard promises advertisers a bona fide paid daily and Sunday circulation three times higher than any Montana newspaper. Advertising contracts will be made subject to this guaranteed circulation.
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The
Anaconda Standard
State of
Montana
Taft commission arrives in Manila imposes surrender terms
The Taft commission will not talk with armed men and will treat surrenders as final. Brigands and outlaws will be dealt with by the army. The policy implies Filipinos who surrender will learn their terms later, with uncertainty over future status and independence.
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Taft Commission
Manila
Otis
America
United States
Republican Congress
McKinley
Taff
Picturesque closing hours dot Fifty six Congress session
A dramatic final adjournment scene in the Fifty sixth congress is described as picturesque as hymns arose in the chamber. The House reverses its stance on a navy related measure, lifting a rebuke of Rep Cannon's leadership and sweeping him to an unexpected defeat amid party shifts.
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House of Representatives
Navy Department
House
Congress
Cannon
New York
Cum
Misnamed Cannon Reprimand Sparks House Row
In a heated scene Mr Cannon faced sharp taunts from fellow members. The exchange featured a mockery of his title as chairman of the appropriations committee. The episode suggests upset within the Republican delegation and hints at possible retaliatory moves when Congress reconvenes.
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Mings
Cannon
Committee On Appropriations
House
Appropriations
Congress
Clark opposition in Silver Bow primaries fails to gain traction
The Butte Miner calls the Clark faction’s effort in Silver Bow county primaries a repeated failure as it failed to secure a majority or influence at the county Democratic convention. The piece notes Clark’s history of attempting to buy votes, cites committee findings, and contrasts past defeats with current resistance, while linking broader political criticisms to long-standing clashes in Montana politics.
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Butte
Silver Bow County
Clark Clique
Clark
Silver Bow
Montana
Washington
Senate
North American Review
Hell
Mr. Clark
Congress
Wellcome
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Value of scientific grounding in mining geologists
Geologists and practical miners are both needed. contempt for mining geologists is unwarranted. The best miners combine thorough scientific grounding with practical experience, learning from both personal work and the wider body of observations. A well grounded geologist gains from other experts and earns broader respect.
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Alexander Winchell
Michigan
East Saginaw
Eres
Montana Thanks McKinley for Excellent Weather and Baseball
The state of Montana expresses gratitude to President McKinley for the favorable weather and high quality baseball, highlighting the positive impact on events and morale.
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Montana
McKinley
England Should Grant Duke Roberts Rest Before China Mission
A concise editorial urges England to confer a dukedom on Lord Roberts and grant him several weeks of rest prior to a new China assignment. The piece argues such honors would acknowledge his service and prepare him for further imperial duties.
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England
Lord Roberts
China
Congress Sober or Not
A remark on the last 48 hours of congressional proceedings suggests many members were impaired by alcohol during debates. The comment implies chaotic sessions with unclear votes and heated exchanges.
Congress Resists Final Session Haste Despite Prolonged Term
The article notes Congress dragged out its last sessions, appearing reluctant to quit amid a drawn out end of the term. It highlights the legislature’s hesitancy and persistence in completing business before adjournment.
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Congress
Pie applicants burden no burden on Kruger life
A brief note states that President Kruger's life is not being burdened by pie applicants, signaling no excessive pressure or interference regarding his welfare or schedule.
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Kruger
Kansas City Convention Week Rooms Go For Five Dollars A Day
Five dollars a day and five in a room is described as the best deal a man can get at a Kansas City hotel during convention week. The remark conveys the hustle of lodging amid crowds and the brisk bargaining on busy days.
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Kansas City
St Louis Strike Fuels Chinese Anti Foreign Movement Violence
A St Louis strike stirs anti foreign sentiment and is linked to a rise in killings as authorities warn over escalating violence tied to the movement. Local officials and police seek to curb the outbreak amid tense ethnic tensions.
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St. Louis
Anaconda Players Face Confusing Helena Results
The Anaconda players found yesterday afternoon's work in Helena in disarray with sixes and sevens as the results remained unclear and unsettled.
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Anaconda
Helena
McKinley Rebuffs China Sphere of Influence Plan
The article states Mr. McKinley will not add a sphere of influence in China to the administration’s curiosities and that he already has more than enough to manage a sphere of influence in the United States.
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McKinley
China
United States
Admiral Kempff’s Name Misapplied in Case Involving Alcitis
A historical note indicates Admiral Kempff’s name was reportedly used in connection with the operation on Alcitis, prompting questions about proper attribution and record accuracy. The fragment suggests confusion over identity in a naval medical context and invites clarification of involved parties.
Cleveland’s Grip on English Reported as Failing
The Associated Press quotes Mr. Cleveland saying he is paying less attention to politics than before. The remark is satirically noted as evidence of his weakening command of English and growing desuetude.
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The
Associated Press
Mr. Cleveland
Cleveland
Mr. Cleveland Focused on Current Politics
The article notes Mr. Cleveland showing greater interest in current politics than the public, highlighting his priorities and public engagement compared to general interest.
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Mr. Cleveland
Boer War Wounds Sideline Journalist Julian Ralph
As a result of the Boer war the London Mail correspondent Julian Ralph loses a leg the cost of the war staggers him and he is forced to cope with the injury.
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Julian Ralph
London Mail
Mr. Ralph
Kruger Stands Fast Against Imperialist Reforms
In a recent interview President Kruger asserts there is no reason to change his anti imperialist stance. He reiterates his commitment to national sovereignty and resists external pressure to modify his views.
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Kruger
Aguinaldo Deaths Echo Phrase From The Deadly Legacy
A historical witticism notes that the Filipino revolutionary leader Emilio Aguinaldo, famed for his repeated demise in rumor and fiction, remains a symbol whose memory outlives successive political fades and public discourses.
Kruger’s Executive Chamber Moves by Railcar
In the Transvaal republic Kruger conducts state business from a railway car. The railcar session, part of his wartime administration, signals a mobile executive method and distant governance during tense political times.
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Kruger
Transvaal Republic
Highwayman Disrupts Stages in California
A California highwayman robbed three stages in a single afternoon, contrasting with Kansas City hotel keepers. The bold daylight heist highlights ongoing security concerns along stage routes.
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California
Kansas City
Boers Hope England Shows Compassion in Governing Shift
The Boers remain hopeful that England will be compassionate enough to grant them a government guided by Neeleyism.
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England
Butte Miner Skips June Lawn Party Notes
The Butte Miner mentions a lack of invitations to June lawn fetes celebrating the Silver Bow primaries turnout. The passage hints at civic pride but focuses on social invitations rather than election details.
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Butte
President Kruger Signals One Last Fight for Burghers
The report states President Kruger believes there remains one righteous battle for the burghers. He urges resolve and unity as the cause unfolds within the community.
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Kruger
China decay claims met with Western hypocrisy
The San Francisco Call critiques arguments that China is decaying, arguing Western nations practice similar exclusion and religious intolerance at home. It notes U S policies against Chinese migrants, mob violence, Mormon persecution, and the Perry opening of Japan, asserting national self preservation drives xenophobia on all sides.
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San Francisco
China
United States
Germany
California
Colorado
Wyoming
Savannah
Bismarck
Commodore Perry
Japan
Europe
Rathbone’s Role in Campaign Triumphs Highlighted
The Washington Times highlights Colonel Rathbone as a key figure in Republican campaign management for nearly two decades. It notes his influence in Hanna’s victory in Columbus and his pivotal Garfield campaign maneuver in Indiana against Brooks.
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Washington
Rathbone
Mr. Hanna
Columbus
Garfield
Indiana
Brooks-of
F.ve Dudley
Mark Hanna
Washington's limits shown in Traveler remark
The Boston Traveler notes that George Washington was not perfect and could not be expected to match ideal infallibility. It argues that even enemies would not claim he was capable of McKinley like missteps, preserving a nuanced view of his character.
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Boston Traveler
George Washington
Republicans See Hanna Step Away From Leadership
In the Philadelphia Ledger American political observers argue that good politics may be served by Mr Hanna's retirement from party leadership rather than his continued to fad.
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The
Philadelphia Ledger
Hanna
Pacification plans seen as only in General Oda's imagination
The Washington Post notes that the pacification effort announced months earlier by General Oda appears to exist now only as a product of his imagination rather than a real policy.
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Washington Post
Oda
Platt as VP Nominee Highlighted for Philadelphia
Washington Times notes Platt of Connecticut as the proper man to nominate for vice president at Philadelphia, arguing gratitude would guide party loyalty and political action.
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Washington Times
Platt
Connecticut
Philadelphia
Democrats in Congress Oppose Rockefeller Trust Remedy
The Indianapolis Sentinel notes that Democratic members of Congress did not err in voting against Rockefeller's proposed remedy for trusts, framing the move as a correct stand against corporate influence and monopoly practices.
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Indianapolis Sentinel
Congress
Rockefeller
Aguinalde Avoided By Otis Captures Generalship
In a cryptic postwar line from the 8th Louie Post-Diapaten, Otis secures a major generalship he will hold near Aguinaldo despite opposition from Aguinalde.
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Aguinalde
Otis
Neu of
Aguinaldo
Republican Committees Shield Criminals From the Constitution
The piece accuses Republican leaders of dodging legal responsibility behind federal maneuvers and a New York commissioner. It cites Kentucky governor Taylor and New York figures like Neely and Major Lathbone as examples of shielding officials, while asserting a plain statement could spare future criminals.
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Georgia
Captain Carter
New York
Taylor
Kentucky
Indiana
Neely
Cuba
Major Lathbone
Hanna
New York Post Criticizes Cuban Service Spending
The article denounces corruption in Cuban service amid a probe, noting the administration offers minimal information and protects favored officials. Congress seeks itemized expenditures but receives vague lump sums under headings like property and sanitation, with entries exceeding $100,000, and questions the accounting delays.
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New York Evening Post
Congress
Cuba
Critique of extravagance and moral decline in public life
A Boston Herald riff on wasteful spending and a culture of greed. It condemns the belief that wealth defines life and notes a rise in servile conformity to wealth in the senate church market shop and home. It laments loss of independence and virtue across society.
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The
Boston Herald
Ecollerwe
Sultans insulted by Europe but pressed for payments
The Turkish sultan, long unchallenged in Europe, faces a demanded payment of over $99,000 for missionary outrages. The St Louis Republic argues a firm, plain business approach is needed, warning of potential conflict if the debt is not settled.
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St. Louis Republic
Europe
Mahomet
Uncle Sam
Hanna Rewarding Political Henchmen Sparks Post Office Choice
The Hartford Times argues Mark Hanna appointed a Cuban post office head with a man lacking fitness and a history of business failure and family quarrels. It notes Rathbone defended civil service critique while ignoring probationary rules and claims associates are accused of stealing public funds. A British commander earns £75 weekly.
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The
Hartford Times
Mark Hanna
Hanna
Ohio
Rathbone
Washington
Notable Figures In Politics And War Observed
Wu Ting Fang, Chinese minister to this country, noted as an accomplished golfer. General Wheeler to attend General Otis’s Rochester banquet June 15. John B. Ketcham of New York acclaimed for renominations WW times. Lord Roberts nicknamed Baint from Woolwich window. PD Ray named United States marshal of Hawaii and secretary to Senator Cullom, age 50. Lieutenant Governor Northcott of Illinois, Annapolis graduate, GOP vice presidential candidate prospect. Monument to Sergeant Floyd underway near Bronx City Iowa costing 10000 with half from Congress and half from Iowa. A Washington jeweler shows Lord Cardigan’s horn rim eyeglasses from the Light Brigade charge at Balaklava.
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PD. F. Ray
Hawaii
Cullom
New York
Illinois State Senate
Washington
Lord Cardigan
Light Brigade
Balaklava
Anaconda Reports Local Baseball News Abroad
Anaconda follows the ball club with interest as news from Helena floods bulletin boards. Crowds gather yesterday afternoon near telegraph offices while bulletins come in, indicating a pivotal moment for the team and its new infielder.
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Anaconda
Helena
Helena Nips Anaconda In Ninth Inning Thriller
News of a tied game spread quickly as Helena tied the score in the ninth. Anaconda fans praise Grim's Colts and expect a victory today. Anaconda adds Fuller, a noted shortstop from Tomahawk Wisconsin, to join the lineup shifting Deisel to second base.
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Dr. Spelman
Helena
Grim
Colts
Anaconda
Fuller
Tomahawk
Wis
Schils
Deisel
Pest House Closes After Smallpox Outbreak in Anaconda
Smallpox in Anaconda began December 1 with the Griffiths family at 66 East Fourth Street. About 60 cases were treated at the pest house, which opened December 22 and saw at least one malignant case. No deaths occurred. last patient Pat Murphy released yesterday as County Physician Stephens declared the disease stamped out. Guards included A Slaughter and William Goddard who oversaw operations until discharge.
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Griffiths
East Fourth Street
Punty Commissioners
William Marshall
Butte
A. Slaughter
Pest House
William Goddard
Pat Murphy
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