Anaconda Standard Publishing Company notice
Public notice details the newspaper’s publishing and postal information for Anaconda Montana. It lists subscription rates, office locations in Anaconda and branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls, plus eastern and western bureau addresses and newsstand points.
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Standard Publishing Company Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda
The
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Anaconda Standard Circulation Lead Prompts Ad Interest
Advertisers note The Anaconda Standard reports larger paid circulation than all other Montana papers combined across daily and Sunday averages for February. The February 1 figure shows a Sunday average of 11,954 readers, underscoring strong reach for campaigns.
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Anaconda Standard
Montana
Harrison as McKinley ideal of a statesman and citizen
A Sunday Indianapolis reminiscence on President McKinley and Benjamin Harrison. The piece argues Harrison should have guided McKinley with his imperialism views, noting McKinley’s late insistence on policy and praising Harrison’s steadier moral example within party lines.
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Indianapolis
McKinley
Harrison
Ir. McKinley
Mr. Harrison
Mr. McKinley
Benjamin Harrison
William McKinley
Deadlock in Delaware and Nebraska strains Republican Senate hopes
Mark Hanna fears a prolonged Delaware deadlock and Nebraska tangle will deny the GOP Senate representation for years. Despite a nominal majority of fifty-three to thirty-seven, a Delaware failure and potential Nebraska stalemate could shrink Republicans to forty-nine with Allen's holdover, altering the party balance.
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Mark Hanna
Delaware
Addicks
Nebraska
Lincoln
Allen
Maryland
Caroline
Kentucky
Nevada
Senate Majority in Jeopardy and GOP Uncertainty
The piece argues that five senators will be replaced by Democrats at term end, shrinking Republican strength to forty four unless gains occur. It notes that forty five votes plus the vice president are needed for a Senate majority, and highlights four Republican senators Hoar Hale Mason Wellington as potential dissenters, creating anxiety in administration circles.
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Senate
Messie
Hoar
Wellington
Hale
Mason
Heinze's Boston critique sparks Clark Heinze pushback
The Butte Miner questions Heinze's tactics in Montana, noting Amalgamated Copper's gains and Clark's influence. It points out the Boston organ reporting fusion forces defended by Clark, and suggests Heinze should press his case publicly without provoking the Amalagamated party. The piece critiques the Standard's stance on Clark Heinze tensions.
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Heinze
Heinzes
Boston
Amalgamated Copper
Clark
Montana
Amalgamated Company
Boston Organ
Standard
Clark-Heinze Combine
Mr. Heinze
Clark-Heinze
Butte
Inter Mountain marks twentieth anniversary with festive pages
The Inter Mountain celebrated twenty years in Butte with a special birthday edition featuring tasteful design and many illustrations honoring old-time citizens who shared the paper’s daily journey. The edition underscores the paper’s status as a leading evening newspaper, showcasing modern production and a progressive staff.
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Inter Mountain
Butte
Mortana
Graveyard Ground Fight Over Negaunee Cemetery
Ne gaunee Michigan faces a strange clash as grave plots in the town cemetery are claimed by mineral prospectors. The community, long settled and peaceful, now faces potential litigation as miners move to profit from the burial ground amid lack of a specific mining law to cover this unusual emergency.
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Negaunee Mich
Negaunee
Gabriel
Michigan
Heinze
Debate Over New Cemetery Grounds and Copper Claim
The town weighs a proposal to switch to mineral free cemetery land with costs to raise and move the dead. Some lot owners contest the jumper's claims, arguing the cemetery may be a copper mine. They cite extensive representation work and dug shafts as proof, and suggest Mr. Heinze could evict competing claimants if involved.
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Heinze
President McKinley to Travel as Traveling Capital
The President plans a spring tour described as a traveling capital with cabinet members along to handle matters by wire. The route runs west via the Gulf, to the Pacific, up the coast to Puget Sound, then east through several states to Duluth and the Great Lakes, ending near Buffalo after the Pan-American exposition opens.
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McKinley
Washington
Gulf of Mexico
Pacific Coast
California
Puget Sound
Montana
Idaho
Utah
Colorado
Kansas
Duluth
Great Lakes
Buffalo
Butte Politics Set For City Election Morning View
Butte enters election week with four main blocs in play the democratic republican labor and populist with independents and reformers possible. Voters seek experienced business like leadership for municipal matters and avoid sensational issues in a good natured contest watched by the Inter Mountain.
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Butte
Lutte
Inter Mountain
Milkman Turns Rubber Shoes Into Silent Profits
An Indianapolis milkman, once bedridden, dreams of a noiseless service. He outfits his team with rubber tires and mats, then shoes his horses with rubber to reduce noise. His silent efficiency sparks rising demand and rapid growth.
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Indianapolis
Minister Wu’s Reasoning Seen Inadequate for College Philosophy
The statement notes that Minister Wu cannot grasp the college’s philosophy and that he is not alone in lacking sufficient reasoning to tackle the task. It comments on intellectual challenges among officials and hints at broader concerns about competency.
Mount Vesuvius Eruption Report Returns To Headlines
Emperor William's mouth is in active eruption again and Mount Vesuvius. (Note: Unable to extract coherent, concrete entities beyond fragments.)
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William
Vesuvius
Quips and Quarrels in a Busy News Week
A string of sharply worded comments on public figures and events runs through a brisk column. References include President Hadley, Grover Cleveland, McKinley, Teddy Roosevelt era figures, and the Nebraskan political scene with talk of a beer inspector and idle politicians.
Schwab Called a White Chip by Chicago Journal
The Chicago Journal estimates W. A. Clark's annual income at eight million dollars making a bold claim about his wealth and status in a contemporaneous critique.
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Schwab
The
Chicago Journal
W. A. Clark
Czar Nicholas Weighs In On Manchuria Inquiry
A dated remark notes Czar Nicholas weighing the inquiry aimed at gaining the Manchuria province and the risk to life posed by a dynamite bomb as a potential price for national advancement.
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Nicholas
Manchuria
Current Comment on Philippine Demands
The Denver News notes that American rule in the Philippines denies citizens their rights and argues that the United States, though founded by British colonists, is an intruder using force to compel Philippine submission, a rule we would not tolerate at home for even a day.
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Denver News
Stars and Stripes
Philippines
Great Britain
Evil Work of One Day Senate Enacts Unlimited Presidential Power
From the Philadelphia Times the article laments a one day senate action granting the president sweeping power to govern any form of government and denying immediate independence to nearby islands pledged for self rule. It warns the move would bind distant peoples to a nominal independence under a restrictive agreement.
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Philadelphia Times
Senate
Chickens Come Home to Roost in Tariff Debate
In a Dallas News op ed, American greed is depicted as enraged by tariff policies against Russian products. The piece contrastingly labels Russia’s reactions as outrageous while condemning Republican selfishness and greed for blocking foreign goods since the policy’s start.
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Dallas News
Russia
Republican Party
Shines by Comparison at Least in Cuba Policy
The Minneapolis Times argues the United States, while not spotless, shines as a beacon beside its allies in Cuba and China policies. It praises forbearance and refusal to adopt savagery, claiming such restraint will gain fame in the Orient and benefit commerce.
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Minneapolis Times
United States
Cuba
Washington
Lincoln
Italian Cotton Pickers Praised for Quick Hands
In the south Italians are noted as skilled cotton pickers, with quick and nimble fingers. The observation highlights efficiency and dexterity among Italian laborers in cotton fields. Observable regional performance suggests strong work capability.
Genius and Groceries in Em er s on Club Talk
The Ralph Waldo Emerson Transcendental club at Gregson Springs hosts two papers. Mrs. Trikola Nesla argues diet shapes brain output with Shakespearean evidence. Mrs. Immanuel Kant defends Mrs Hubbard’s memory and cupboard quest, praising her steadfastness. Additional pieces lampoon French Revolution, Jersey lightning, and other witty topics. A Montana poultry scene recounts a clash of local judges and a swirl of political tempests.
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Ralph Waldo Emerson Transcendental Club
Gregson Springs
Trikola Nesla
Merchant of Venice
Portia
Shylock
Launcelot
Dobbin
Immanuel Kant
Mrs. Hubbard
Missouri
Mrs.Hubbard
Annual Poultry Show Attracts Montana Visitors
The Montana Poultry Breeders Association annual show at Deer Lodge drew visitors from major cities including Butte Helena Anaconda and Missoula. Exhibits mainly from Butte and Bitter Root valley drew wide praise as the largest best poultry exposition the state has witnessed. The breeders prefer modest publicity and avoid grand public demonstrations unlike cattle and sheep interests.
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Montana Poultry Breeders’ Association
Deer Lodge
Butte
Helena
Anaconda
Missoula
Bitter Root Valley
Universal
Congress
Legislature
Divine Healing in Butte Promises Equal Power Among Healers
A humorous critique of competing divine healers in Butte notes all healers offer identical curative power and speed. It mocks sensational claims and jokes about Schlatter, Dr Sharp and other remedies, urging readers to weigh absurd promises while avoiding painful scenes of death and probate.
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Butte
Schlatter
Mt Ea
N. B
Why Willie Wandered From the New York Weekly
A humorous dialogue dialog develops as a tramp explains his wife’s servant left him for another. The exchange reveals family pride and misperceptions about love and luck as a mother figure offers money amid wandering.
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Willie
New York Weekly
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