Anaconda Standard Advertising and Subscription Info
The Anaconda Standard announces subscription rates, office locations, and distribution details. It lists daily and Sunday plans, rates for various periods, and identifies main office in Anaconda with branch offices in Butte, Missoula, and Great Falls. It also notes Washington and Paris offices for business correspondence and newsstand locations in major cities.
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The
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Ad Guarantee Promises Wide Circulation for Anaconda Standard
The Anaconda Standard pledges bona fide paid daily and Sunday circulation three times larger than any Montana newspaper. Advertising contracts will be based on this guaranteed reach. Thursday June 21 1900.
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The
Anaconda Standard
Montana
Lodge Speech Highlights Republican Financial Record and Cuba Policy
Senator Lodge of Massachusetts addressed the national convention praising Republican financial policy and gold standard adherence. He claimed the party kept its promises and criticized the effect on common people. On Cuba and the Philippines he offered cautious notes, saying the party will deal justly and push self government under the flag while leaving their precise fate undecided.
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Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Lodge
Cuba
Philippines
Mr. Lodge
Wolcott Speech Stirs Philadelphia Convention
A critical view of Senator Wolcott's Philadelphia speech calls it a keynote for the campaign yet questions its candor on monetary policy. The piece notes his stance on silver and international monetary status, suggesting his past advocacy for free coinage and labeling him insincere.
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Senator Wolcott
Philadelphia
Mr. Wolcott
Wolcott
Democratic Party
St. Louis
Repubican Party
United States
Edward C. Wolcott
Colorado
Senate
Montana Democrats stand firm against W A Clark attempts
Montana political scene centers on W A Clark as he tries to control the state central committee and the Democratic convention. The party praises Chairman Cockrill for integrity while vowing Clark’s money power cannot buy influence.
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State Central Committee
Silver Coinage and International Bimetallism Debate
The article critiques Senator Wolcott and the silver wing of the Democratic Party for opposing international bimetallism. It argues the party generally supports cooperation for gold and silver if a genuine agreement is possible, while opposing free coinage in the U.S. It notes gold flows, exchange rate mystery, and European influence on policy, suggesting covert forces drive exchange dynamics.
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Senate
England
Harrison
Grover Cleveland
Wolcott
Democratic Party
Cleveland
Congress
Gage
Treasury Department
McKinley
Europe
Aluminum versus copper and iron in future industry
The piece argues aluminum will not soon challenge copper or iron in mechanical use despite lower costs and lightness. Copper remains superior in key applications and iron’s dominant role persists. widespread substitute is far off. It notes growing aluminum output but stresses current business stability and mentions Chairman Cockrill and W A Clark as political figures.
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Cola Tesla
Denver heiress marriage scam sent by Cleveland lawyer
Butte readers learn of a Cleveland attorney posing as guardian of a Denver heiress to lure men with a fake engagement. He used letters and a photo of a supposed ward valued at $425,000, charging $25 for expenses and promising $67,500 upon marriage. Federal action follows arrest and a note of a fabricated sweetheart.
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Butte
Cleveland
Denver
M. H. Tpless
Federal Grand Jury
Euclid Avenue
Elyria
New York
Ross
Cora
United States
Gold Exports and Exchange Rates in World Markets
The article notes continued gold exports despite high shipping costs relative to London bills. Last week $2.5 million in gold shipped, with expectations of more. London rates ease at 3 percent while Berlin remains stringent and Paris normal. Observers wonder if Bank of France or Bank of England actions, or tourist needs, influence the transit and potential Berlin relief move.
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London
Berlin
Europe
Paris
Bank of England
Bradstreets
Bank of France
Senator Myers Praises Bribery Claim Against W A Clark
On a pleasant day State Senator Myers expressed confidence in his claim that W A Clark made persistent attempts at bribery, speaking with authority about the issue.
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Myers
W. A. Clark
Mr Walter Cooper and the Indian Question
Mr Walter Cooper is described with vivid action as an example of heated debate while contrasting with John Stuart Mill. The fragment suggests a discussion on liberty and rights and uses Mill as a reference point in the argument.
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John Stuart Mill Neill
Convention Schedule Details For New York Governor Race
Report notes the convention continues on page one with sessions tomorrow at 1 o clock in the morning and expected to finish by 3 p.m. The text reflects the ongoing campaign activity around the gubernatorial race in New York.
Births at Will of Martin Peshker in Butte
A son was born yesterday to the will of Martin Peshker. James P. McHugh confined in county jail since the 12th petitions for habeas corpus hearing set for Saturday Judge Clancy. McHugh held on burglary charge before vagrancy arrest and reportedly intended to leave the state. Comedian N Goodwin and Maxine Elliott performed their new play When We Were Twenty-One at the Grand Opera House to an enthusiastic audience with likely another packed show.
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Martin Peshker
James P. McHugh
Clancy
McHugh
N. Goodwin
Maxine Elliott
Grand Opera House
Clergy unites George Clery and Ella Roberts in Montana Iowa union
In the pastor's study at 614 West Granite Street George Clery of Great Falls Montana and Miss Ella Roberts of Green Mountain Iowa were married at 5 p m yesterday. Nev W H Setzer officiated the ceremony.
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West
Granite Street
George Clery
Great Falls
Mont
Ella Roberts
Green Mountain
Iowa
Nev. W. H. Setzer
Hanna backs Roosevelt for vice president at convention
Senator Hanna said the administration favors Roosevelt and McKinley will be renominated. He announced that Roosevelt should be nominated for vice president with unanimous support after consultations with delegates. Odell and others confirmed the plan to withdraw Dolliver and Long, enabling a swift adjournment of the convention.
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Muiladelphia
Hanna
Roosevelt
McKinley
Odell
New York
Iona
Dolliver
Massachusetts
Long
Italian foreign minister requests adjournment on China issue
In Rome on June 20 the Senate debated China with Marquis Visconti Venosta absent. He telegraphed asking adjournment after a dispatch from the Italian consul at Shanghai said legations had been saved.
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Rome
Senate
China
Visconti Venosta
Shanghai
Burlington Route Low Round Trip Rates to Eastern Points
The Burlington Route announces low round trip fares on June 10 16 and 20 to Omaha Kansas City St. Louis and Chicago with returns to September 30. Tickets usable for return passage until then. For details contact Phil Daniels Pass. A 33 East Broadway. A painting services ad follows.
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Burlington
Omaha
Kansas City
St. Louis
Chicago
Phil Daniels
East Broadway
Sports standings reveal uneven club progress across cities
The report notes results at New York and Boston with a 12 to New York, a 2 at Philadelphia against Brooklyn, a 4 for Philadelphia, and a 1 at Chicago with Pittsburgh, outlining the standing of the clubs.
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New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Chicago-Chicago
Pittsburg
Psieaa
Chicago
Louis
Great Falls Faces Buffalo as Batting Order Revealed
In Great Falls on June 20 Special Dispatch lists tomorrow's lineup with Muller Hurlburt at 3b Menifee in RF Zearfoss catching McCloskey at first Peoples at short Billings second Tutt center Wright in left Burke at third Donahue second Schmeer at short Hammond catching Williams first Bissell in left McDonough in right Thieleman or St Vrain to pitch.
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Great Falls
Great Falla
Muller
Hurlburt
Menifee
Zearfoss
McCloskey
Peoples
Billings
Tutt
Wright
Butte—Burke
Donahue
Schmeer
Hammond
Williams
Bissell
McDonough
Edwards
Thieleman
St. Vrain
Foreign Powers Increase Forces at Pekin and Che Foo
The report notes Seymour joining a common cause with foreign powers for protection at Pekin. At that time two Americans were ashore. On May 31 foreign troops at Pekin numbered 40, while Che Foo had 64 men ashore now. Approximately three troops from Russia, Germany, and England have just arrived.
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Ing
Ith
Pekin
Che Foo
Shanghai to Tien Tsin News Dispatch
June report from Shanghai cites restricted merchant shipping to Tien Tsin and backflows to Che Foo. British forces consider action as Siu executes large numbers of suspects daily amid encrypted wire traffic and confusion among foreign officials.
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Shanghai
Pekin
Tien Tsin
Che Foo
Chinese Merchants Company
Great Britain
Nan Chung
Wa Chang
Wang Tse Kiang
Siu
Undaunted
Woo Bung
Buffalo Ready to Sail as Coaling Urgency Increases
Southampton June 2 Hurry orders issued to coal United States training ship Buffalo. All leaves cancelled and all hands ordered on board tonight to ensure Buffalo may be ready for immediate sea movement.
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Southampton
United States
Buffalo
Buffalo Set to Sail With Uncertain Destination
Officials admit they do not know the Buffalo’s exact route, though believed headed for China. The ship was supposed to go to Christina and then the United States, but orders were reportedly revoked. It is claimed the vessel carries about 350 men. The Albany cannot depart for a month due to equipment shortages. An AP dispatch from Washington says the Buffalo with 500 landsmen is ordered immediately to the Philippines.
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Offcers
China
Buffalo
Christina
United States
Tumen
Albany
Associated Press
Washington
Philippines
Seymour Arrives at Pekin After March and Skirmishes
A Shanghai dispatch dated June 29 reports Vice Admiral Seymour reaching Pekin Sunday after a tough march with frequent clashes against Chinese forces. Chinese losses are estimated at 100 with foreigners suffering minor casualties. Inside Pekin details are unclear amid conflicting reports and no word from the capital.
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London
Shanghai
Seymour
Pekin
German Postal Connection Planned With Taku
Berlin June 20 German company at Che Foo to consult with commander of the German squadron on establishing postal communication with Taku. The North German Lloyd steamers Frankfurt and Wittekind are chartered to transport German marines to China and will sail in about a week.
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Berlin
Comoyat Chee Foo
Taku
Frankfurt
Wittekind
China
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