The Anaconda Standard Advertising and office details
The Anaconda Standard lists publishing details including daily and Sunday editions, subscription rates, and office locations. It notes branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls with advertising rates on request and a Washington Bureau on 1415 G Street NW.
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Standard Publishing Company, Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda
The
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Anaconda Standard Promises Circulation Guarantee
The Anaconda Standard guarantees bona fide paid circulation to advertisers. The Sunday and Saturday issues claim readership three times larger than any Montana newspaper. Advertising contracts will be based on this guaranteed circulation.
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Anaconda Standard
Montana
W A Clark Faces New Battle Within Montana Democratic Faction
The piece argues W A Clark leads a noisy minority in Silver Bow County and must confront nine senators on a senate committee. It notes Clark’s past clashes with Marcus Daly and claims his current push to secure a Montana delegate seat at Kansas City may fail despite vast funds.
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W. A. Clark
Silver Row
Clark
Butte
Marcus Daly
Daly
Senate
Montana
Kansas City
Union
Hardihood
Federal Senate
Utah Lead Producers Seek Plan to Stabilize Domestic Price
A Utah lead men’s conference formed a committee to craft a plan with other states’ producers. The aim is to raise exports and keep home price near 4.50 per hundred pounds by lowering export prices and adjusting tariffs to deter foreign lead. The strategy hinges on selling abroad while protecting U S markets.
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Utah
Salt Lake
Lead Price Policy and Tariff Debate Shadows
The article weighs the idea of selling lead at a loss abroad to support a higher home price and the risk this poses to American consumers. It questions whether export sales, demand, and supply conditions can sustain $4.50 per hundred, and doubts the viability of a plan to control production. It notes the fall in lead prices may reflect general price declines and possible smelter-trust influence.
Eight Hour Day Debate Drives Butte Mining Attention
Butte business circles focus on the eight hour day for Amalgamated mining properties. Daly, in Germany, holds sway over any decision, while wage standards remain firm amid rumors of a cut. The piece notes Daly's past wage protections and says rumors do not reflect the mining issue.
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Siiver Bow
Butte
Amalgamated Company
Silver Bow
Daly
Germany
Misconceptions Train McKinley Victory Confidence Levels
A fragment suggests some Republicans expect a walkover for McKinley in the approaching election. The text notes this confidence rests on a misconception of the actual character of the forthcoming contest.
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McKinley
Vic
The 1900 Election Forecast and Party Strength
The article argues McKinley’s 1896 victory was abnormal amid Republican East West splits and Democratic coercion. It predicts a near normal Democratic vote in the West, plus crossovers from Republicans opposed to imperialism, potentially flipping several states and threatening McKinley’s plurality and electoral majority in 1900. It notes rising Bryan support in the East and warns Republicans of a possible jolting awakening when votes are tallied.
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Tory
Mr. McKinley
McKinley
New York
Bryan
Mississippi
Kentucky
Maryland
West Virginia
Delaware
New Jersey
Ohio
Indiana
Washington
Wyoming
London Takes Celebration Night With Crepe in It
London enjoyed a celebration last night featuring crepe in a festive setting. The event highlighted a cultural moment with attendees marking the occasion.
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London
Senator Carter’s Other Explanation Emerges
Mr. Cramp admits involvement in the 1892 Republican game but refuses to reveal the number or color of the stacks.
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Carter
Mr. Cramp
Census Enumerators Rush in St Louis Amid War Casualties
It is understood that the census enumerators in St. Louis are hurrying their work with all possible dispatch. The killed, wounded and missing part of the population does not yet include the entire population.
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St. Louis
War in South Africa Surpasses Philippine Conflict
The South African war appears more concluded than the Philippine struggle, reflecting a shift in perceived conclusion and ongoing tensions between distant theaters.
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South Africa
Philippines
V P Ticket Shuffle Prompts GOP Dilemma
A fragmented report suggests the Republican vice presidential selection hinges on candidates including Long of Massachusetts Dol liver of Town and Wolcott of Colorado as party leaders weigh choices.
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Long
Massachusetts
Dolliver
Town
Wolcott
Colorado
Russia lands troops without delay in bold action
The statement notes that Russia does not wait for a formal landing order and proceeds to land troops immediately, signaling a decisive, high-pressure military move. The emphasis is on rapid deployment and assertive strategic timing.
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Russia
Gratitude Forecast From Alfred Austin Toward the American Mule
After the event, Alfred Austin is expected to express gratitude to the American mule. The remark signals a lighthearted postwar sentiment reflecting national symbolism and humor.
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Alfred Austin
Helena Plays Romeo to Anaconda Juliet in Rival Game
The Helena Independ ent notes a strained but developing rivalry with Anaconda as the teams meet on the court. Helena adopts the aggressive stance while Anaconda counters with steady play, signaling a turning point in their long running series.
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Helena Independent
Helena
Anaconda
Romeo
Juliet
Riots Return Hoarded Fear to St Louis Streets
Paris correspondents note the Paris exposition and the St Louis riot blend into a tense view of danger and denial among survivors and bystanders as events unfold across political and social fronts.
Clark and Spriggs clash over Helena game result
Charley Clark teased Spriggs about a surprise appointment as millions who missed Paris wear a self knowing smile. The Helena game Sunday left fans questioning the megaphone's effectiveness while the Turkish sultan remains dominant. Armenian massacre references echo in the lively but unsettled unrest.
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Helena
Mr. Clark
Spriggs
Charley Clark
Returns from the east reveal jumbled county results and political jabs
A string of sharp, satirical notes runs through a late item list. It mocks Senator Wolcott’s wardrobe, calls for Manila press relief, cites McCarthy of Helena with a “past,” and lampoons a variety of social issues from lynching columns to Sunday excursions and Boer War pride.
Emperor of China asks protectorate over powers
Reported on June 11 that leaders seek a joint protection pact to hoist flags under all Europe to deter conflicts. Japan and the United States consent. A separate dispatch from Victoria notes six weeks of near war between Japan and Russia over a Japanese trader’s land. Britain’s stance kept war from erupting. Also, Yang Loh, a Chinese general, was murdered during Boxer negotiations near Ting Fu. French consul at Yarran allegedly supplied arms to southern Chinese rebels, prompting a government request for his removal.
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Europe
Japan
United States
Victoria
B. C
Russia
Masampo
Great Britain
Shanghai
Yang Loh
Ting Fu
Yarran
South China
American officer reports repair work near Lofa Lang-Fang
An American officer recently arrived from the front reports forces repairing the track between Lofa and Lang-Fang. He captured a Boxer last evening trying to set fire to a bridge and saw several corpses likely from General Nieh's troops. The fifth train left at 5 p.m. with provisions amid anxiety for foreigners in Pekin.
British trains move Russians and guns toward Pekin
The captain in charge ordered a third special train yesterday and a fourth today for 213 Russians and two guns and 62 marines with stores and one gun for the British. International forces near Lang Fong forty miles from Pekin may not reach the capital before Tuesday. Telegraph communications to Pekin were cut this morning. A 5 PM train carried 30 British troops to Teng Shan. if trouble there arises, northern China railways will halt.
Primary Pantomime Tangled With Voters at White Sulphur
Report notes a chaotic scene at White Sulphur Springs primaries where inmates from the poorhouse and county jail were among those present and teased during the event.
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White Sulphur Springs
Jall
Judge Enlarges Restraining Order Over San Francisco Autopsies
In San Francisco, Judge Morrow expanded the circuit court restraining order against the city board of health. The extension bars excluding physicians employed by the Chinese from autopsies on patients' bodies. The move follows doctors Kellogg Chaimera and Wilson performing autopsies without Pillsbury and Hodghead present. Contempt charges were raised by attorney Shortridge citing prior court rulings.
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San Francisco
Morrow
United States Circuit Court
Board of Health
Dre. Pillsbury and
Hodghead
Financial report for Twin Bridges county offices highlights and bonds
State Examiner J G Morony approves county funds and management in Twin Bridges noting $89844 06 held by the treasurer and strong fee earnings across offices. He urges a recorder deputy, recommends bond refunding and a small tax levy increase to fund it, and reports excellent finances. Contracts for orphans home groceries and meat go to local bidders J F Dullea Reid Wilcomb.
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Twin Bridges
J. G. Morony
J. F. Dullea
Reid & Wilcomb
Shafts Reopened At Hecla Mine After Fire
Special dispatch from Houghton Michigan reports shafts 6 and 7 at the Hecla mine reopened while miners descend No 7 to the bottom. air foul, six shafts remain closed. fire in No 5 appears out but may rekindle. mine likely idle until next week. about 2009 workers idle until Calumet and Hecla sections reopen.
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Standard
Houghton, Mich
Hecla
No. 7
No. & Hecla
Calumet & Hecla
Plague Rumors Reach Surgeon General Over Rio Janeiro
Surgeon General Wyman received a cablegram from Pr Havenburge in Rio Janeiro reporting 146 cases since May 6 and 31 deaths. The message does not specify the disease, but Wyman says it is not gout and suggests plague.
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Wasiington
Wyman
Collision In Chicago Injures Two In Picnickers Caravan
In a collision at Twenty-fifth street and Second avenue two persons were seriously and fatally injured when a Cicero and Proviso electric car struck a farm wagon carrying fourteen homeward bound picnickers.
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Chicago
Cicero and
Proviso
Twenty-fifth Street
Second Avenue
Secretary affirms denial of Spaulding timber land commute
Special Dispatch to the Standard Washington June 11 The secretary of the interior has affirmed the decision of the general land office which denied Don Spaulding's application to commute his timber culture entry for land in the Bozeman district. The application was denied because proof failed to show compliance with the law for four years preceding presentation of application.
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Standard
Washington
Secretary of the Interior
General Land Office
Don ©. Spaulding
Bozeman District
Rain and monsoon outlook in southern India
The viceroy Lord Curzon reports a good rain in southern India with scattered showers elsewhere and a forecast of a good but late monsoon. Hot weather continues and famine relief remains unchanged with about 5,820 people receiving relief aid.
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London
India
Lord Curzon
Lord George Hamilton
Rumor of Prisoner Hodgeon in Koomassie Empire
London reports from Accra dated June 16 claim no fresh news on Koomassie but circulating rumors say Sir Frederick Hodgeon is held prisoner.
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London
The
Daily Mail
Accra
Koomassie
Peraterent
Frederick Hodgeon
Plague Deaths Rise in Australia as Fresh Cases Reported
Twenty three deaths from bubonic plague are officially recorded in Rockhampton Queensland with two new cases. One case proved fatal and another remains pending, according to the Adelaide bulletin dated June 11.
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Adelaide
South Australia
Rockhampton
Queensland
Barker and Towne Clash Over Populist Label on Campaign Trail
The Washington Post reports Towne denying both Bryan and himself are populists, backing Barker’s claim that their outfit is the only genuine populist combination on the road.
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Washington Post
Towne
Bryan
Barker
Wharton Barker Critiques Middle-of-Road Populists
From the Denver Post Wharton Barker says the middle-of-the-road populists have no past and the remark provokes outcry among Opposition papers who claim the group has a doubtful future.
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Denver Post
Wharton Barker
Latimer Appointed Acting Surgeon for Manila Insane Soldiers
General Charles H Latimer assistant to the superintendent of the government hospital for the insane is appointed by Surgeon General Sternberg as acting assistant surgeon to proceed to Manila and take charge of the insane soldiers there for the army assignment.
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Washington
Charles H. Latimer
Government Hospital
Suresen
Sternberg
Manila
Grand Jury Drawn in Helena United States Court
Judge Knowles directed a grand jury be drawn in the United States court at Helena. Twenty eight eligibles were drawn from the jury box and the grand jurors will report in court on June 25.
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Helena
Knowles
United States
Northern Pacific Directors Meeting Postponed
The Northern Pacific directors meeting scheduled for Wednesday is postponed to Friday in New York.
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New York
Northern Pacific Directors
Friay
Steamer San Juan Sails for Nome with 300 Passengers
The steamer San Juan departed Seattle on June 11 bound for Nome carrying 300 passengers and 2,000 tons of freight.
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Seattle
Wash
San Juan
Nome
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