Anaconda Standard publication and office details
The Anaconda Standard lists publishing details for daily and Sunday editions, pricing, and circulation. It notes office locations in Anaconda with a main office, phone, and editorial rooms, plus branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls and foreign bureaux in Washington and Paris readouts.
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Standard Publishing Company, Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda
Anaconda Telephone Numre
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The
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Anaconda Standard Advertiser Circulation Guarantee
The Anaconda Standard promises advertisers a bona fide paid circulation. It states that tally and Sunday editions are three times larger than any other Montana newspaper. Advertising contracts will be subject to this circulation guarantee.
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The
Anaconda Standard
Montana
Republican Platform in Philadelphia Criticized as Extravagant
The article denounces the Philadelphia platform as an extravaganza praising Republican gains. It questions claims that party policy caused improved conditions, noting the 1893 panic and the Sherman Law’s repeal, and argues exports rose due to European revival rather than tariff policy.
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Republican Party
Philadelphia
Mr. Cleveland
Democratic Party
Cleveland
John Sherman
Senate
Clark Bolters Face Kansas City Clash in Montana Debate
The piece denounces W A Clark and his supporters as bolters and blusterers, arguing the Clark faction cannot control Montana’s state central committee. It predicts Clark’s defeat at Kansas City, condemns his methods, and contrasts platform pledges with policy reversals under McKinley and Hanna. It also attacks Clark’s wealth claims and political ambitions.
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Clark
Corbett
Cooper
Kansas City
Cockrill
A Clark
Onre
United States
United States Senate
Montana
Michigan
Wayne
Detroit
Senate
W. A. Clark
America
Jerome
Philippi
Fire Alarm Foraker Voices Opinion at Convention
The article notes Foraker speaking in a strong voice and being heard over Mr Timothy Woodruff as he swore against consent. Hanna showed reluctant agreement amid crowded, tense moments. Delegates faced mixed attitudes at the beedlers convention as expectations clashed with reality.
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Foraker
Mr. Timothy
Woodruff
Philadelphia Winds Down After Mr Woodruff's Vests Adjourn
After the adjournment of Mr Woodruff's vests, Philadelphia returns to normalcy and prepares to rest. The brief signals a quiet period following a judicial or parliamentary proceeding referenced by the unusual phrase. Local observers note the lull contrasts with prior activity.
Beak candidate McKinley faces waning support and veto concerns
The Baltimore Run notes McKinley's declining popularity, party distrust of his imperial program, and opposition from party leaders. It argues the Philippine war and expanded armed forces harm reelection prospects, while critiquing escalating armament spending. The Hartford Times article discusses the Speaker's veto as a constitutional innovation.
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Baltimore
McKinley
Ites
McKinles
Hanna frames platform plank condemning trusts in republicans
The St. Louis Republic notes it is fitting that Senator Hanna is assigned to draft the republican national platform's condemnation of trusts. It predicts Hanna's achievement will be a masterpiece of make-believe and anticipates loud laughter at the result.
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Hanna
McKinley
Republican Party
Porto Rico
South Africa
Fremont
Lincoln
St. Louis Republic
Anti trust plank debated by Senator Hiraana in party circles
The Philadelphia Times notes trust policy as Senator Hiraana submits an anti trust plank for consideration. A separate item from the Kansas City Times references tax resistance by Michigan Indians on baths, hinting at future Philippines issues. The piece also pins a Washington stay until a Philadelphia ratification, then Canton speeches to Hanna controlled delegates, warning of a larger slush fund in a familiar 1896 style.
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Hiraana
The
Philadelphia Times
Michigan
Philippines
Kansas City Times
Washington
Philadelphia
Canton
Hanna
Agar
McKinley Declared Autocrat of Porto Rico and Philippines
The Boston Post notes that by act of Congress McKinley is elevated to autocrat of Porto Rico and, through congressional inaction, the Philippines fall under his absolute authority as despot.
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Boston Post
Mr. Mckinley
Congress
Porto Rico
Philippines
Paris Wardrobe Costs For Miss Mortons Surpass Four Prices
The Misses Morton daughters of former Vice President Morton had gowns made in Paris at high cost. Edith's trousseau gowns cost at least $14 without duty, many at $1,000 each. Prices for a wardrobe or trousseau would have made a man rich two years ago, and a single hat could clothe a family for a year.
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Morton
Paris
Edith
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