Anaconda Standard listing publication details
The notice lists publication and subscription rates for daily and Sunday issues, office locations in Anaconda Butte Missoula and Great Falls, contact points including a Washington Bureau and multiple newsstands, and indicates international postage terms and address for correspondence in Anaconda Montana. It also mentions representation in Paris reading rooms for visitors.
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The
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Chicago
Postoffice
Euscope
Auditorium Annex
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Denver
Glenarm Street
Seventeenth Street
It Lake
Second South Street
Salt Lake News Co
Montena
Societe Des Imprimeries Remercier
Place de Popera
Paris
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Mont
Ad Guarantee Promises Strong Circulation for Advertisers
The Anaconda Standard pledges advertisers a bona fide paid Laity and Sunday circulation three times larger than any Montana newspaper. Advertising contracts will hinge on this guaranteed reach.
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The
Anaconda Standard
State of
Montana
News famine and telegraph age contrasted in 19th century rant
A column laments China cutoffs and global news delays, recalling how quickly modern reporting travels yet fearing further disruption. It contrasts past slow transport with telegraph dependence and notes public unease over wartime and Boxer actions. The piece warns of growing anxieties as events in China unfold.
Bynum Defeat Marks Senate Stand on Port Board Appointment
The article notes Mr. Bynum’s long Democratic course and his 1896 party switch toward sound money, funded by alleged payments. It links his opposition to silver interests with a push for McKinley’s reform agenda and questions patronage in the New York port appraisal board appointment.
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Senate
W. D. Bynum
New York
Bynum
House of Representatives
Democratic Party
Indianapolis
Hecht
McKinley
Nomination for port of New York board blocked by critics
Mr Bynum was nominated for a life tenure board role with a 7500 salary, a position required to include a Democrat. Democratic senators opposed the pick, joined by some Republicans who called the nomination a dishonest compliance with the law. Senator Fairbanks delayed the vote in executive session, signaling likely defeat.
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Bynum
Port of New York
Fairbanks
Bynumd
Senate
Democratic Party
McKinley
Ashanti War Conditions and British Imperial Resolve
The piece portrays the Ashanti threat as smaller than other wars but deadly climate and malaria devastate all who stay on the Gold Coast. It notes British troops thinly manned, aided by friendly tribes, and a harsh campaign to seize Kumassi before withdrawal. Imperialism is praised as a noble end for soldiers.
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Ashanti
England
Gold Coast
Kumassi
Cape Coast Castle
Bathhouse John Dresses Boldly in Prince Albert Coat
A Chicago controversy swirls around Alderman John Coghlan known as Bathhouse John after he wears a Prince Albert coat and straw hat. Critics doubt the bold fashion will endure while supporters hail his audacity amid Chicago’s social scrutiny. The piece contrasts Coghlan with Wolcott and Woodruff and questions whether his new look can become a lasting trend.
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Hicago
John Coghlan
Bathhouse John
Coghlan
Mr. Coghlan
New York
San Francisco
Maine
Manila
Dan
Bersheba
Hell
Senator Wolcott
Colorado
John
Woodruff
Butte
Anaconda
Wolcott
Niagara
Chicago
Pathhouse John
Prince of Wales
Crisis in Chicago Inspires Broadway and Michigan Avenue Walk
A brief note notes how the Chicago crisis mood inspires performers aiming for Broadway and the Michigan Avenue stage, suggesting a cakewalk toward success for hopefuls in the arts.
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Jiy
Chicago
Broadway
Michigan Avenue
Roosevelt Possible Vp Bid Sparks Platt Quay Clash
Gossipy Philadelphia reports a Platt Quay alliance aims to push Theodore Roosevelt into the vice presidency on McKinley’s ticket. The feud centers on Hanna and New York politics, with Hanna backing another man and Quay seeking to discipline him.
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Roosevelt
McKinley
Philadelphia
Platt-Quas
Roose Welt
Platt
Quay
Dd Mi Hanna
New York
Hanna
Senate
Hobart
Bliss
Platt-Quay
Survivors of 1856 Republican Pittsburgh Convention to Attend Here
The plan to bring living delegates of the 1856 Pittsburgh Republican Convention to this week's gathering is described. Fourteen survivors, including residents of Washington and Ohio, along with Rev. Edgar M. Levy, will join the event. The piece notes the 1856 convention in Philadelphia that nominated John Fremont and lists prominent figures like Greeley Weed Sumner Cameron Seward and Lincoln as part of its history. Tim Woodruff of New York is humorously labeled as an empress dowager by Mr. Hanna.
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Pittsburg
Philadelphia
John ©. Fremont
Washington
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Hillnell
Hanna
Feld
Edgar M. Levy
Horace Greeley
Thurlow Weed
Charles Sumner
Simon Cameron
William H. Seward
Abraham Lincoln
Tim Woodruff
New York
Mr. Hanna
Constitutional Status Decisions Urge National Convention
Several legal opinions debate Porte Ries status urging a national convention to settle the matter and agree on a modus vivendi. The discussions emphasize a peaceful framework and formal agreement among involved parties.
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Porte Ries
Admiral Seymour's March in China Compared with Miles in Porto Rico
The article argues that Admiral Seymour's movements in China do not duplicate General Miles's actions in Porto Rico, noting separate theaters and strategic aims. It contrasts leadership, objectives, and implications of each campaign, underscoring distinct military contexts.
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Admiral Seymour
China
General Miles
Porto Rico
Bipartisan Rift Over Vice Presidential Nomination
The Republican Party splits into factions chasing or being chased by the vice presidential nomination. The St Louis strike shows little sign of settlement, raising questions whether external force might be required to quell unrest.
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Republican Party
St. Louis
Boxers Resort to Sharp Tricks at Front Notes
Report from the Chinese front describes aggressive methods by the Boxers as they clash with forces. Wounded and captured soldiers indicate the enemy holds firm near key positions amid ongoing fighting.
Missionary Krag Jensen and Admiral Seymour Clash Over Pekin Trek
Fragmentary text notes Krag-Jorgensen as a missionary figure and Admiral Seymour delaying expeditions. Mentions Pekin and a Mrs. Taowei presumed to take action, with incomplete context about the mission.
See-Sawing and Whip-Sawing From the Boston Globe
The piece reviews Boer War moves by Lord Roberts and General Botha with exchanges over Pretoria and the Transvaal, noting armistice talks and potential futures. It cites Salisbury, Kruger, Lombroso, and predicts ongoing conflict or uneasy reconciliation in South Africa.
McKinley Named Likely Presidential Nominee
Report from Philadelphia notes strong support for an Ohio man as the possible presidential nominee McKinley while other lines from the donjon keep and Lucretia Borgia imitation aside, towns fear St Louis style unrest and a looming international relief effort.
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Mr. Kwang Hsu
Donjon Keep
Lucretia Borgia
Corbin Praised as Prince of Politics by Observers
A written critique claims Corbin should be promoted to major general due to extraordinary political pull. The piece asserts his influence outlasts administrations and elevates him above other staff heads, dubbing him a remarkable, enduring political figure.
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Corbin
Ohio
Boxers and Telegraph Poles Mentioned in Local Banter
Local remarks joke about Boxers not only cutting wires but also telegraph poles. It notes Mayor Van Wuyck and Editor Hearst are not exchanging complimentary banquets this season.
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van Wuyck
Hearst
The Danger to the Monroe Doctrine
The Buffalo Courier warns that the real danger to the Monroe doctrine comes from U S politicians. They may use it to pursue political ends waste public funds deny relief to overtaxed citizens and inflate military and naval spending. It could even become a pretext for an unnecessary war.
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The
Buffalo Courier
Empress Dowager Oversees Thwarting Plot by Cutting Wires
The empress dowager orders a thorough approach to defeat a threat by cutting wire links and severing communications. Officials report tightened security and decisive intervention to disrupt the planned activity.
Comment on Treaty Outcomes and Elite Retreats
Boston Globe notes new possessions from the Paris treaty face limited legislative action and criticizes party leaders for surrendering to politics in plain duty debates. St Louis Republic reports Bradley Martins joining the old aristocracy, relocating to London and shaming American democracy with wealth and rank.
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Boston Globe
Paris
Porto Rico
St. Louis Republic
Bradley Martins
Willam Waldorf Astors
Lannon
New York Ice Trust Scandal Highlights Political Ties
The Indianapolis Sentinel notes that trust organs praise their stance as democratic opposition to trusts is weakened by ice trust corruption in New York City. It says the New York ice trust has compromised the Democratic Party, which condemns corruption but would not let it steer the party on trusts.
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Kruger
Botha
Salisbury
Idianapolis Sentinel
New York City
New York
Democrats Use Congress Waste to Fuel Campaign Ambition
From the Pittsburg Post, the piece argues the late session of Congress shows unconstitutional powers, extravagance, and waste. It claims anti-trust and green goods measures, plus tax demands, are aimed at creating a treasury surplus for political purposes.
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Pittsburg Post
Congress
Treasury
Washington Times sees carnival of robbery after election
The piece accuses the administration and Republican leaders of wealth and power abuse. It warns that with a full treasury and free rein the party plans to press ahead regardless of defeat. It predicts actions before March 4, 191.
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Philadelphia
Cleverest of a Clever Lot From Springfield Republican
A fragment notes the Cleverest of a Clever Lot from Springfield Mass. Republican, mentioning absence of any statement to each. The incomplete text hints at a political or social item without clear details or names.
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Springfield, Mass
Various Notables and Incidents in 19th Century Society
London Bachelors' club expels Duck Orleans on May 17. Chinese consul in New York and minister clash over Western women dress. proposals to replace current styles. Frederick Fraser, once aide to Monroe, active Philadelphia banker at 90. Representative Payne dubbed Lonesome Serene for lack of intimate friends. General Ketcham renominated to Congress for 10th time, noted as deaf. Alma Webster Powell earns law degree and plans appellate practice. Herbert Putnam sails to Europe to buy books and attend congresses, may attend Mainz Gutenberg anniversary. James R. Keene recovering from head wen removal and rheumatism, cites heavy self‑funded relief efforts.
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Herbert Putnam
Lbrary of Congress
Europe
Guterberg
Mainz
United States
Fragmented Waifs and Gibes From Old Papers
A garbled collage of quoted lines from multiple newspapers includes jumbled jokes about Morocco’s standing army 25000 Moorish quips and random family banter. The passage shows era humor and clipped editorial fragments from Cleveland Plain Dealer Chicago Record Finance and others.
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Morocco
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Usual Social Snippets From The Era
A collage of humorous exchanges and comic dialogue references from early 20th century papers. Jests about pockets full of nickels, editors and poets, and social observations mix with quips about marriages, family, and wit amid contemporary journalism and society chatter.
San Francisco Woman Aims to Retire Nome Argonauts
Miss Janne M. Long of San Francisco and Northwestern graduate plans to spend her summer vacation in Nome. She intends to work among miners and challenge the Argonauts in what appears to be a local literary or social contest during the Nome summer season.
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Janne M. Long
San Francisco
Northwestern University
Evanston
Chicago
Miss Long to Bring Higher Entertainment to Cape Nome
Miss Long, after teaching on the Pacific coast for a year, accepts invitation from Capt and Mrs Howland of Oakland to reside in Nome. She will write impressions for a Boston magazine and promote cultured recreation beyond gambling halls, sailing on the St Paul this week and not returning until late summer.
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Cape Nome
Miss Long
Pacific Coast
Nome
Howland
Oakland
Boston
Bret Harte
St. Paul
San Francisco
When Will Cuba Be Free
The St. Paul Globe questions the Republican administration's plan regarding Cuba. It argues no Cuban movement is evident and criticizes ongoing indefinite military occupation as impractical, suggesting syndicate interests influence U.S. policy over the island.
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St. Paul Globe
Cuba Libre
Cuba
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South Africa
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Orange Free State
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Democratic Party and Trusts
Washington Times
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Monroe
Frederick Fraser
Payne
Ketcham
Alma Webster Powell
New York University Law School
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Supreme Court
St. Petersburg
James RR. Keene
Wall Street
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Henrietta
M. J. Connell Company
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St. Louis Fleet
Chicago Record
Tommy
Frasssen
Rice, Fulton & Gold, Proprietors
Anaconda Copper Mining Co., Lumber Department
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Indianapolis Journal
New York Weekly
Washington Star
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