Anaconda Standard publication and office details
The Anaconda Standard lists publication facts and offices, with pricing for daily and Sunday editions, subscription rates, and mailing regions. It notes main office location, telephone lines, branch offices in Missoula and Great Falls, and foreign press distribution points in Chicago San Francisco Denver Salt Lake City and Paris reading rooms.
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Standard Block
Anaconda
The
Standard
Bat Missoula
Great Falls
Chicago
Postoffice
Auditorium Annex
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Denver
Glenarm Street
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake
Second South Streat
T Lake
Salt Lake News Co
Societe Des Imprimeries Lemercier
Place de Opera
Paris
Jasness
Energy Ry Publishing Company
Ont
Ad Guarantees and Advertisement Terms
The Anaconda Standard promises its Vosma fide paid circulation is three times larger than any Montana newspaper. Advertising contracts will be based on this guaranteed figure. Thursday June 14 1900.
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Montana
W A Clark Criticized By National Press Over Butte Speech
The article notes W A Clark omitted a key sentence from his Butte speech in his own press report. It details sharp nationwide newspaper opposition from New York to Chicago to Philadelphia and beyond, accusing Clark of attacking the press while facing broad derision for his senate testimony. It cites the Washington Star and other major papers as symbolizing the press consensus against him.
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W. A.ark
Associated Press
Butte
Press of
New York
Clark
W. A. Clark
Senate
The
Commercial Advertiser
Journal
the Press
the Times
Evening Post
Philadelphia
United States
Water's Edge
Buffalo
Denver
San Francisco
Seattle
Omaha
Kansas City
Baltimore
Cleveland
Minneapolis
St. Paul
St. Louis
New Orleans
Houston
Detroit
New Haven
Republican
Democratic
Independent Press
Senate Committee
Chandler
Montana
Standard
Washington Star
Clark and the Senate Bribery Scandal Exposed
The piece accuses W A Clark of using wealth to push for a senate seat, detailing lobbyists in Washington and press complicity. It portrays Clark as a boodler who tried to buy influence and then resigned amid public denunciation while criticizing Montana’s politics and the Senate inquiry.
Mineral Production in 1899 by United States
The June issue of the Engineering and Mining Journal publishes revised tables from The Mineral Industry showing 1899 as a record year for American mineral production. Copper prices and volumes boosted value, copper ranking third by value behind coal iron. gold ranked fifth by value despite record output.
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Engineering and Mining Journal
United States
Montana Tops Nation in Silver Output During Strong Year
The report notes silver valued at thirty four million dollars for fifty seven million ounces, averaging 59.58 cents per ounce. It discusses market price effects on mineral rankings and highlights Montana as the leading silver producer, contributing to a highly favorable year for U.S. mineral production.
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Montana
United States
The Chinese Puzzle Unfolds Boxers Threaten Foreigners in China
The article outlines the Boxers as an armed secret society in China with millions of adherents. It questions their motives and ties to the Manchu regency, notes widespread anti foreign violence, and asks how Washington should respond to disturbances and possible alignment with Britain Germany or Russia.
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China
Washington
United States
Cramp's Boodle DivertedHeadline Mystery
The Helena Independent notes public interest in a piece titled Cramp's Boodle Diverted but fails to clarify if Clark's boodle was diverted. The piece highlights Clark newspapers accusing Republicans of boodle use, with a humorous tone about partisan blame.
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Great Falls
Helena
Cramp
Clark
McKinley Cabinet Backed by Irish Speech of Friendship
A Belfast World article claims the McKinley administration enjoys strong friendship from Ireland. It asserts the cabinet’s steadfast support amid controversy and argues the administration would prove its loyalty if extended or needed.
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Belfast
Ireland
McKinley
Republican record and ar mor plate discussion
The Republic argues that ar mor plate developments align with a Republican subservience to trusts. It claims syndicates control the party and that mounting proofs are shaping public opinion. The piece suggests this will influence November elections.
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St. Louis Republic
Trusts and tariffs in McKinley era politics
The Baltimore Sun argues Republicans avoid action on trusts. It suggests a practical remedy: remove tariff protection from monopolies to strike at their power, noting such legislation could have been enacted during McKinley’s administration.
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The
Baltimore Sun
McKinley
Professional pessimist challenged by stubborn facts
The Philadelphia Times notes that ongoing conditions will disprove the pessimists claims as they breathe. It argues facts remain stubborn and cannot be brushed aside by unfounded calamity-howlers.
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Philadelphia Times
Porto Rican tariff bill looms in campaign
The Porto Rican tariff bill remains a persistent campaign issue and will not blow over as elections approach. It is expected to shape voter choices and party strategies in the forthcoming canvass.
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The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Leest
Change of Doctors Called for by Depew Comment
From the Granda Rapids Democrat Chauncey Depew describes industrial conditions as an indigestion of prosperity and suggests a change of doctors is in order. The remark frames a broader critique of current economic management and policy.
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Granda Rapids
Chauncey Depew
Notices and rumors from world and society pages
War department says vacancies attract about 100 applicants per opening in academies. Admiral Watson notes health regained after Spanish American War. Lord Wolseley to end term as British commander in chief in November. Lord Rosebery on Australian federation the third in history. Elizabeth Smith of Derby Conn plans to wed a factory mechanic earning 12 dollars weekly. Empress Frederick gifts a Menzel illuminated address to German crown prince. Secretary Root offers Martins Brumbaugh Porto Rico superintendent post. university trustees consider. Brumbaugh may take leave to serve four years.
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Lord Wolseley
Elizabeth Smith
Derby
Conn
Frederick
Adolf von Menzel
Berlin
Frederick William of
Prussia
Emperor Frederick
Root
War Department
Porto Rico
Martin B. Brumbaugh
University of Pennsylvania
University
Brumbaugh
Bible Publication in London Prompts New Testament Order
Notes of the Day recount a London Bible where the New Testament precedes the Old. Other items note Boston schools must plan for 2500 more pupils annually and a British naval gun moved by a team of oxen.
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London
Boston Public Schools
Anaconda Methodist Church Social Highlights Missionary Work
Members of the Methodist church gathered for a love feast and social at the Anaconda church with Rev. Cattermole presiding. The Women’s Foreign Missionary Society discussed sending three missionaries to heathen lands and supporting education for a Chinese girl in Singapore. Other talks covered prayer meetings, Sunday school, Junior Epworth League, church finances, and home missions. Refreshments followed.
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Methodist Church
RE. G. Cattermole
T. C. Davidson
Anaconda
George C. Stull
Montana Volunteers
R.S. McKay
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Eva Foster
Blackmore
Portland
Ore
Singapore
Ferris
Yokohama
J. DD
McKay
D. R. McRae
J. H. Egbert
Women’s Home Missions
Farewell Reception for Woodmen of the World Member Walkup
After a regular session of Camp No. 154 Woodmen of the World at A H hall a farewell reception honored George L Walkup who leaves for Florence Colorado. B F Maiden elected to fill Walkups unexpired term as camp clerk. The program featured remarks from CC Walsh Mrs Sloane Neighbor Murphy Neighbor Sawyer and Grand Organizer William Locke followed by ice cream and cake.
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Woodmen of the World
Neighbor Murphy
Neighbor Sawyer
William Locke
Community group notes small roster of 105 members
The organization reports it has only two members lost and a current roll totaling 105, reflecting a modest membership size and recent changes.
Beaten and Robbed by Calico Bill in Mainville
Freeman alias Calico Bill a middle aged colored man assaulted Bell Watson known as the Midnight Bell in Mainville at 1 30 yesterday. He demanded money, beat her into semi conscious, and took her purse containing eight dollars before fleeing. Watson bears scalp wounds and is mother of Mattie Anderson who recently was involved in the Crockett case. Police seek Freeman who may have fled the town.
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Will Freeman
Calico Bill
Bell Watson
Mainville
Freeman
Mattie Anderson
George Crockett
Rumor of Cape Nome Steamer Wreck Heads Off
A circulated report claimed a Cape Nome steamer wreck near Seattle drowned passengers including Sam Landry and Swede Eda Johnson. Investigations found no wreck, Canadian officials at Skaguay discredit the tale, and no confirmation of a Lake Bennett scow sinking with seven drowned.
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Seattle
Sam Landry
Eda’ Johnson
Lake Bennett
Yukon
Skaguay
Bull Dog Dies After Porcupine Attack at Warm Springs Ranch
William T. Lingenfelter's prized bull dog explored his four mile from Warm Springs ranch when a porcupine attacked. The dog returned injured with about 400 quills in jaw and face and was shot to end suffering. A ranch hand reported sighting a porcupine nearby two weeks earlier.
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William T. Lingenfelter
Mr. Lingenfelter
Warm Springs
M. Seymour
Lingenfelter
Corpus Christi First Holy Communion at St Peter's
Corpus Christi observed at St Peter's church with 45 children to receive their first holy communion. Services begin 8:00 AM and 7:90 PM with baptismal vow renewal, enrollment in the scapular of the blessed Virgin and the League of the Sacred Heart, concluding with solemn benediction.
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Corpus Christi
St. Peter's Church
Good Game Anticipated By Local Baseball Club
President Webb spoke with Manager Grim from Great Falls about the team’s readiness for today’s game. Carter to pitch. Fuller returns at second base with others remaining in their usual positions.
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Webb
Grim
Great Falls
Carter
Fuller
Swindells
Schill
Deisel
McHale
Lloyd
Lynch
Trouble at Pioneer Over Water Rights Conflict
County Attorney J H Duffy received a report from Justice B F Brown of Garrison about a beating and forcible removal at Pioneer camp over water rights. Duffy ordered Brown to investigate impartially and said he would travel next Monday to try the case if facts warranted a tissue Warrant.
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J. H. Duffy
Justice of the Peace
B. F. Brown
Garrison
Pioneer
Duffy
Brown
Property transfers and water rights filed with county clerk
Instruments filed with the county clerk show a Deed from Anaconda Copper Mining to Delia Haggerty for lot 4 block 64 Eastern addition Anaconda at 250 dollars. Water rights granted to J W Blair include 12 cfs of Cottonwood Creek across specified parts of sections 10 11 34 25 township 12 13 north range 11 west and 5 cfs on Polo Creek across parts of sections 11 3 township 15 north range 11 west.
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Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Delia Haggerty
Anaconda
J. W. Blair
Cottonwood Creek
Record of Congress Raises Voter Discontent Ahead of November
The New Orleans Picayune notes that the current Congress has not earned public approval and predicts many members may stay home in the November election as a result of widespread dissatisfaction.
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New Orleans Picayune
Congress
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Standard Publishing Company, Publishers and Proprietors
Canada
Mexico
N. W
District of Columbia
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Spriggs
United States Senate
Clark Himsel
Speaking
Boodle
Tory Vraise
Military
Naval Academy
Admiral Watson
Lord Rosebery
South Africa
Australia
Great Britain
Ellsworth
James Thomson
Anaconda News
George L. Walkup
Cape Nome
Bull Dog
Porcupine
St. Peter's
Cabciners
Devolicts
Gonnell
Dame Fashion
Teszday
Tozday
Torday
By the
Way
M. J. Connell Company
Rome Aia
Ciftha
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
OF Butte
BIG Blackfoot Milling Company
Butte Tele- Bonner
Mont
Anacunda
Missoula
Jon Moore
S. Main, Butte
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