Anaconda Standard publishing details and office locations
The Anaconda Standard lists publishing rates, offices and contact points. It notes daily and Sunday editions, subscription prices, main and branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls, and distribution points in Chicago Denver Salt Lake Paris and elsewhere.
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The
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Washington Bureau
It5
G. At
N. W
Chicago
Postoffice
Auditorium Annex
San France
Palace Hotel
Denver
Glenarm Street
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake
South Street
Montana
Societe Des Imprimeries Lemercier
Place de Opera
Paris
Anaconda. Mont
Adguarantee Promises Higher Ad Reparation in Montana
The Anaconda Standard assures advertisers a bona fide paid circulation figure three times larger than any Montana newspaper. Advertising contracts will be subject to this guarantee.
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The
Anaconda Standard
Montana
McKinley’s difficulties blamed on weakness and change
The Philadelphia convention speeches dwell on Mr. McKinley’s perceived difficulties, blaming him for weakness and inconsistency. They argue forcible annexation shifts create conflicts, while Porto Rico and Philippine policies show political maneuvering over plain duty and tariff. Roosevelt is criticized for indecision and partisan aims.
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Philadelphia
McKinley
Mr McKinley
Republic
United States
Philippines
Porto Rico
Congress
Secord
Hoosevelt
Lincoln
Mr. McKinley
Theodore Roosevelt Hull
New York
Boxers Rally Backed by High Imperial Circles
In a fortnight the American public learns that the Boxers have substantial backing from higher imperial circles. Testimony from long resident Americans and returning missionaries says the outlaws draw inspiration and support from the empire's upper classes. The Boxers emerge from reactionary policies promoted by the empress dowager.
Local views on Boxers spark anti foreign sentiment in China
An American missionary notes strong anti foreign feeling among officials and literati toward foreigners. Chinese elites reportedly foment trouble while Boxers are described as a local, literati‑driven movement encouraged by officials. Edicts supposedly suppressing the Boxers are said to be political manifestos.
Hanna’s Defeat Marks Bold Philippine Convention Battles
The Philadelphia convention sidelined Hanna as Roosevelt’s second place nomination loomed. Hanna stays defiant, while Quay Platt and allies shape the machinery. If Roosevelt wins, Hanna may pivot to a strategic vice presidency path in 1904 amid talk of future presidential succession.
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Iowa
Dolliver
Mr. Bliss
Long
Mr. Hanna
Philadelphia
McKinley
Roosevelt
Hanna
Hobart
Quay
Platt
San Juan
Shafter
Otis
Germany
White House
Executive Mansion
Albany
National Republican Party
United States
John Adams
Thomas Jefferson
Martin van Buren
Theodore Roosevelt
The Story of Tai An Empress Dowager's Rise
A sensational profile traces Tai An, once a slave, to becoming empress dowager of China commanding 400 million subjects. It portrays her as 6 years old royal figure, fiercely opposed to immigration, and describes her early life from Manchu noblewoman to concubine contender and eventual freedom.
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Tsi An
China
Tei An
Pekin
Canton
Tel
Hien Fung
Imperial Palace
Legion
Caesar
Empress Dowager Tsi An and a Turbulent Era
The text traces Tsi An’s rise from favored concubine to dominant empress dowager shaping Qing politics through regencies and suppression of uprisings. It mentions her influence over infant emperors, comparisons to Cleopatra and Mark Hanna, and notes on public figures and events linked to her era.
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Cleopatra
Mark Hanna
China
East
Tsi An
West
Hien Fung
Tung Chi
Kung Tsi An
Ione Alents
United States
Mr Clark Rejected by Kansas City Convention
A notice notes Mr Clark faces rejection by the Kansas City convention while his thousand dollar bills are welcomed by Kansas City hotel keepers, reflecting mixed reception and financial attention in the city.
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Clark
Kansas City
Boxers Regret Reverses in Political Blues
The column notes regretful reverses among political factions, with Mr Hanna unlikely to claim Roosevelt support and Roosevelt's feud with Blaine recounted. It mentions Clark party leaders Five Thousand Dollar Day and Thirty Cent Neill and hints at a Mole St. Nicholas bar’s alleged Shanghai headquarters.
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Clark Party
Mole St
Civil Affair Reports War in Colombia Abates
A strictly civil report notes the Colombian conflict shows reduced activity and less bloodshed. Authorities describe a slowing war while civilians hope for stability and renewed peace talks.
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Colombia
Republican organs back Mekhinies and Roosevelt for election
The piece notes party organs backing Mekhinies and Roosevelt across states, predicting June ease over November. It also suggests the New York Journal favors Hearst as Bryan's Democratic running mate though not openly declared.
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Union
Mekhinies
Roosevelt
New York Journal
Bryan
Hearst
Nomination of Roose velt Lacks Rhyme in Verse
A terse critique notes that Roosevelt’s nomination, whatever motives behind it, fails to rhyme with the spirit or cadence expected, presenting a pointed aside on political branding and rhetoric. The piece underscores the oddity of poetic conformity in a nomination scene.
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Roosevelt
Philadelphia Edges Down In Baseball Race After Convention
Li Hung Chang appears to be keeping a low profile as he plans a quiet return on the winning side. England shows no grievance about long gaps between crises. Philadelphia loses its grip on first place in the baseball league after the Republican national convention.
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Li Hung Chang
Philadelphia
Mr Kruger urged to seek English asylum amid Chinese crisis
The text warns that if Mr Kruger is disposed to compromise he should consider applying to England on a day when the Chinese crisis is particularly acute, highlighting opportunistic timing and strategic patience in a tense international context.
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Kruger
England
McKinley and Roosevelt Ticket Strength Note
The text notes that the McKinley and Roosevelt ticket has some strength and asserts there is always room at the top for improvement.
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McKinley
Roosevelt
Shanghai correspondents report Raleigh hotel incidents
Shanghai correspondents relay details of incidents at a Raleigh hotel. Reports note unspecified disturbances and security responses as authorities investigate. No injuries confirmed and information remains preliminary pending official updates.
Clark d le Rates from Eastern Montana Return Home
The article notes Clark d le Rates and others from Eastern Montana returning home disappointed after costly primaries. It mentions the need for strict economy to afford a Kansas City hotel stay, highlighting financial strain from campaigning.
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Montana
Clark
Kansas City
Vice Presidential Race Sees Roosevelt Donnelly Towne Entries
The field for the vice presidential race grows with Roosevelt and Donnelly joining Towne. Towne may be scratched, a dark horse entry could appear for a Fourth of July win by a length.
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Roosevelt
Donnelly
Towne
Nicholas III Uses Hague Peace Records for Gun Wadding
The report notes Nicholas III of Russia repurposes materials from the Hague peace congress proceedings to aid gun wadding, raising questions about intent and legitimacy of the use of international records.
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Nicholas III
Russia
Harvard fellowship ties resident need to Boston tenement read ing room
A sociology fellowship at Harvard requires the holder to reside in Boston's tenement district, in a reading room and resort run by a student charity. The South End House fellowship title reflects the institution. Syracuse male students failing to bar women from oratorical contests shows faculty recognizing women's equal need for such skills. Tennessee cotton planters push large turkey orders to save the crop from destruction.
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Harvard
Boston
South End House
Syracuse University
Tennessee
Pertinent or Peculiar Highlights From Global Figures
Ex Secretary of State John W Foster completes a manuscript on American diplomacy to be published next fall. Rev Dr Joseph Parker of London writes a ministers’ book after turning 60. Cadet Mitchell of Mattoon surrenders as West Point Y M C A president amid praise. Senator Depew noted as a bookish legislator with access to a library apartment. The Empress Dowager of China, aged about ten, wields influence as second wife, bearing a son and shaping royal affairs with native wit.
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John W. Foster
Cadet Mitchell
Mattoon
West Point Y. M
Mitchell
China
Kurome
Humorous Snippets From Letters and Notices
A collage of quips and faux dialogues from various publications features a boy named Ralph puzzled by a photo, a Boston maid lamenting a meeting, a ship captain's rudder mishap, a fashionably sharp man told to build a houseboat, and an Indian agent’s pompous pose contrasted with an aging chief’s sober response.
Lord Morris of Galway and his Dublin era remembered
A reminiscence piece profiles Lord Morris a 33 year veteran Irish judge from Galway. It recounts jokes about his brogue at weddings and courts. It notes his early Coleraine Coleraine era and later home rule views, hinting he may publish his reminiscences one day.
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Lord Morris
Galway
West of Ireland
Keogh
Morris
Ireland
Antrim
County
Connaught
Charles O’ Malley
Justice Morris
Mr. Malley
Lord Morrie
Coleraine
Gladstone
Tord
Judge as Well as Librettist in Edgware Police Court
From the London Mail, W. S. Gilbert, famed librettist and police court judge, presides at Edgware. In a dim, ill ventilated court he maintains impartiality despite irritability as he hears a deaf prisoner and a swarthy plumber case. He leniently fines the latter, mocking rough handling, and orders a doctor’s fee paid. police relate he is cautious with them.
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London Mail
Artan Sullivan
Edgware
Gilbert
Harrow
A Judge of Inquiry and the Curious Courtroom Charms
Glimpses of a courtroom scene show a judge’s relentless thirst for detail and a public figure W S Gilbert enforcing poacher laws with stern, yet measured restraint. The passage recalls satire on legal theatrics and Shakespearean echoes.
Are Growing Handsomer Girls Embrace Outdoor Exercise
The piece notes the rising trend of outdoor exercise among American girls and asserts they are growing taller straighter and healthier each generation. It cites improved physical culture and open air activities as the cause of greater grace and comeliness in young women.
Health and Exercise Foster Grace in Girls
The article argues that regular exercise is essential to health and beauty in girls. It cites English schools promoting vigorous outdoor sports like riding golf and boating and notes American girls adopting outdoor life. It asserts health shapes appearance mood and confidence and suggests calisthenics and light dumbbells as prep for more taxing activities.
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England
United States
Age Labels on Japanese Dress Shops Reveal Personal Details
The practice forces women to disclose age and marital status to shopkeepers in Japan to guide designs for single or married life. This custom allows observers to infer a woman's age and marital state from casual encounters, effectively labeling her.
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Japan
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