Anaconda Standard Publication Notice From Montan a Office
The Anaconda Standard announces daily publication from Anaconda with branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls Advertising rates available on request Washington Bureau listed and newsstand locations in Chicago San Francisco Denver Salt Lake City and Paris reading room. Subscriptions shown for daily and Sunday editions with varying term lengths and prices.
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Anaconda Standard Ad Guarantee Promises Record Readership
The Anaconda Standard assures advertisers of a genuine paid circulation tally three times higher on Sundays than any Montana newspaper. Advertising contracts will be based on this guaranteed readership.
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Montana Delegation Signals Support for Western Candidate
A telegraphic summary notes Montana’s Philadelphia delegation leans toward a strong western man for VP. Carter leads as the dean of the delegation, with Bliss or Long also favored by Hanna allies. Carter hints Montana may back the eventual winner, while reporters note talk of Scott as a liked possibility.
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Oregon
Roosevelt for Vice President Sparks in Republican Tent
The piece analyzes the unlikely prospect of Governor Roosevelt being nominated for vice president at the Republican convention. It notes Hanna’s resistance to Roosevelt, Roosevelt’s clashes with McKinley era policy, and the potential political upheaval if Roosevelt were loaded onto the ticket, with references to 1900 convention history.
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Ohio figure forsakes nomination sparks GOP split
The writer notes a likely sincere declaration by a notable Ohio figure about not seeking nomination. Hanna accepted the pledge and the planned opposition led by Quay and allies collapsed. Speculation centers on Secretary Long, formerly at odds with Roosevelt before the Spanish American War.
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Republican platform and McKinley under scrutiny in 1896 dispatch
An Associated Press report from Philadelphia details a partly prepared Republican platform approved by President McKinley. The piece argues his assent hides party pressures and accuses him of aligning with the gold standard and bimetallism shifts, forecasting tougher campaign lines on imperialism, army size, and currency policy.
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New Train Designs Tested to Cut Air Resistance
A Washington to Baltimore test stretch measured speeds over 102 mph as engineers seek to reduce atmospheric drag on fast trains. The approach mirrors shipbuilding aims to minimize water resistance and could boost the performance of future flyers. People are paying close attention to these developments.
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Washington
Baltimore
Scientific American
Speed Proposals for Faster Locomotives and Cars
The report notes a fast thieflyelist? unpaced mile in two minutes contrasts with a wheelman behind a locomotive and car achieving the mile in under fifty eight seconds. Experiments aim to shape engines and cars to reduce air resistance, promising greater speed improvements.
Notable quarrels over convention tickets and funding
The Kansas City Times and Philadelphia Inquirer clash over the McKinley ratification meeting and the price of locating the show. Kansas City sought thousands of convention tickets, while Philadelphia officials refused to hand them over.
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Lead Trust Moves To Stabilize Utah Prices
A bid to form a miners’ combine to hold lead near 4.50 per hundred pounds shifts as the American Smelting and Refining Co. counters with a plan to buy all ore at 4.12 per hundred for twelve months. Producers may sell only to the smelter trust, with six months’ termination option as the market balance hangs in the air. Consumers face higher costs while demand and production grapple with the scheme.
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Combine
New York
Amelier Trust
Emelier Trust
Smerter Trust
Death of A D Yeldell in Anaconda Pneumonia
A D Yeldell died early this morning in Anaconda at No 2 Hickory Street from pneumonia. The body was removed to Tuttle's undertaking rooms.
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Anaconda
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Tuttle
Government scandals raise fears for Melkinley reelection
The Rochester Herald notes a rapid buildup of scandals across departments causing unease among officials preparing for President Melkinley's bid for a second term. The piece likens the corruption to Grant era excesses and ties it to the Spanish war period.
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Advertising cuts catalog by Standard Publishing
A note from Standard Publishing announces a collection of advertising and illustration cuts offered for use. It invites correspondence for sample copies, pricing, and ordering details.
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Standard Publishing Company
Origin of the Chinese reform and Boxers in China
The piece argues China faces a domestic reaction alongside foreign resistance as the Boxers target both foreigners and reformers. It highlights Professor Robert K. Douglas and his June issue article on China’s awakening through Western books and education. It notes the Society for the Diffusion of Christian and General Knowledge Among the Chinese has sold over 120 volumes, aiding modernization despite empress dowager’s backlash. It envisions eventual regeneration akin to Japan and warns against foreign imperialist methods.
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China
Pekin
Kang-Yu
Robert K. Douglas
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King’s College
London
British Museum
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Japan
Empire of Ideas
Goldwin Smith
Tanner-Cullom fight for spoils stirs Illinois Democrats
A current comment from the St Louis Republic urges Illinois Democrats to exploit the Tanner Cullom feud to maximize gains at the polls. It argues the party should unite after election day to celebrate victory and end factionalism that has harmed public interests.
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St. Louis Republic
Illinois
Secretary Long Warns on Armor Plate Price Hike
The Kansas City Times notes Secretary Long may accept the trust’s armor plate price, which could divert millions of federal funds into monopolistic hands, signaling a potential loss for Uncle Sam’s treasury.
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Armor Plate Trust Bends To Republican Majority Pressure
The Omaha World Herald notes the republican majority yields to the armor plate trust with evident acquiescence as implied by the line about the man with the frying pan. The comment frames the scene as a submission by the trust to political forces.
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Republican Trusts Bill Still Debated In Senate
The Buffalo Courier notes skepticism that the Republican party is sincere in opposing trusts and that the anti trust bill would not have been introduced so late. It argues the senate could have passed it if it had been vigorously disputed.
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Senate
Emigration Trends and Political Tidbits From National Briefs
A collage of items notes German emigration dropping to 23.74 percent last year, a 5000 copy edition of a Sherlock Holmes book tied to William Gillette, and socialist candidate James F. Maloney’s early political runs. Others mention New York drainage reducing typhoid cases, a quip about printed fame by Mayor Van Wyck and Colonel Gaynor, Salvadoran desire for an interoceanic canal via Nicaragua, Chippewa Indians on the Leech Lake reservation, and Morris Estee’s rise to Hawaii district judge with California roots.
A Ballad of Battle from a Kitchen Stove Memoir
A war veteran in Cuba recounts a near fatal shot that pierced his card pack and a Bible, yet sparely killed him. The bullet was stopped by a stove lid kept from his mother’s kitchen, carried near his heart, as he reflects on courage and tenderness.
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Cuba
Santiago
Josh Wink
Baltimore American
Vacation Wisdom From The World On Travel Tips
Practical advice on planning trips and managing money during vacations. Encourages leaving worry and anger behind, choosing destinations carefully, budgeting, packing the day before, arranging rail luggage pickup, and securing parlor car seats if possible. Emphasizes sensible pacing and avoiding unnecessary long travel.
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Travel advice for departure timing and packing etiquette
The guidance advises arriving with calm mood and not early, avoiding nerves. It warns against overpacking and suggests distributing items so each person carries one or two belongings to prevent overburdening any individual.
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Climbing the Social Ladder in Washington Society
A Washington social leader recounts a clever social climber who gains entry to elite circles. At a reception she flatters a hostess by greeting with warmth and mentioning a non existent prior visit, thereby appearing close to two cabinet women and gaining informal access to the inner circle.
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