Anaconda Standard Publisher Details and Reach
The Anaconda Standard outlines its publishing company, daily circulation, subscription rates, and office locations. It lists branch offices in Butte, Missoula, and Great Falls along with a Washington Bureau and newsstands in Chicago San Francisco Denver Salt Lake City and other cities.
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Standard Publishing Company, Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda
The
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Chicago
Postoffice
Auditorium Annex
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Denver
Lawrence S
Seventeenth St
Salt Lake
Second South
Anaconda Standard Advertisers Guaranteed Circulation
The Anaconda Standard guarantees advertisers a bona fide paid Daily and Sunday circulation three times greater than any other Montana newspaper. Advertising contracts will be made subject to this guarantee.
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Anaconda Standard
Montana
Hill backs Bryan despite promising New York governor run
The piece portrays David B. Hill as anxious to reenter politics and openly endorsing William Jennings Bryan for president. It notes Hill’s New York lobby visits and mixed signals about a governor candidacy, framing his shift from critic to Bryan supporter and describing him as overly eager.
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New York
David RB
Hill
New York Democracy
Bryan
Mr. Hill
Montana Democratic Convention Delegates Apportioned By Past Vote
The State central committee set June 20 in Butte for Montana delegates to the national convention and a later Helena nominating meeting. It adopts apportionment based on two year-old congressman votes, granting Silver Bow county less representation than smaller counties that historically supported the party.
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State Central Committee
Montana
Butte
Helena
Silver Bow County
Silver Bow
Bryan
State Committee
Fair Representation
Silver Bow County and Democratic Representation in Montana
In 1886 Silver Bow County provided about a quarter of Montana’s Bryan votes and similar shares for other Democratic candidates in 1898. Official figures show Silver Bow contributing roughly 25 percent of total votes for Pigott and Ricketts, supporting a democratic convention arrangement that reflects the county’s electoral performance.
Glass of Courtesy Shows Hanna and Quay Fallout
Interv iews with Mr Hanna and ex Senator Quay follow last week's vote that cost Quay his senate seat. Quay denies quarrel with McKinley but Quay supporters denounce the McKinley faction. Hanna defends his opposition as constitutional and principled while promising polite remarks until Quay's next legislative fight.
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Hanna
Quay
Senate
McKinley
Stone
Althouh
Trade With the Philippines and Its Claimed Benefits
The argument for Philippine policy hinges on alleged commercial gain for the United States and benefits to Filipinos. The War Department report shows four months of 1899 trade totaling imports of 8,912,921 dollars and exports of 5,774,049 dollars, a modest figure even if wholly with the United States.
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United States
Division of Customs and Insular Affairs
War Department
Philippine Islands
Commerce Follows the Flag in Philippine Trade Debate
The report argues war has crippled native industry and trade in the Philippines. It contends Americans gained little from imperial policy while natives bought heavily from China, Great Britain, Spain, and British East India. Imports from Asia totaled 5.15 million dollars, far exceeding U S purchases.
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China
Great Britain and Ireland
Spain
British East India
United States
Asia
Horror at Sco field mine prompts Montana relief appeal
The Standard reports yesterday's mine disaster near Sco field may trigger a state relief response. No call for help yet from the scene, but authorities in Montana cities are expected to act quickly with voluntary contributions if a relief fund is established.
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Esterday
Scofield
Standard
Montana
A Chinese Revolution Seen Through 1900s Eyes
A 1900s commentary weighs the empress dowager's grip on China against revolt, noting rifles and ammo smuggled inland. It argues China lacks trained forces and foresees an internal struggle with foreign aid and potential violence, while doubting the mass willingness of Chinese people to rise.
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China
Iying
Japan
Russia
Butte Writer Hopes Smith Appoints Murray to Senate
John Maguire of Butte Montana stays at the Gilsey house and dreams Governor Smith will name his friend Jim Murray to the U S Senate if Clark resigns, as reported by the New York Telegraph.
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New York Telegraph
John Maguire
Butte
Mont
Gilsey House
Smith
Jim Murray
Clark
Buffalo Express Quoted Dream On Space Speed
A Buffalo man chose one hundred days in jail over living with his wife. The remark suggests thoughts of speed and space as a dream beyond harsh labor.
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Buffalo Express
From the Washington Post If Admiral Dewey Sa Wise
The Detroit Free Press considers how Admiral Dewey might run a platformless campaign, weighing his public image and potential strategy in a speculative political discussion.
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Washington Post
Dewey Sa Wise
Detroit Free Press
Safer Now in Spain From the Detroit Free Press
A fragmented column discusses Spain’s political shifts and cabinet changes with wary tone. It contrasts domestic governance ease in Spain with skepticism about personal ac quaintances and self certainty.
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Spain
Detroit Free Press
Campaign Book Sales Sluggish and Political Grumblings
A compilation of satirical clippings cites Coin Harvey's Campaign book selling slowly, Grover Cleveland's favored privacy, and critiques of discrimination against women in Chicago. It notes English sympathies over Pretoria and playful jabs at U S diplomatic policy, with metaphorical remarks on Turkey and political campaigns.
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St. Louisa
Salt Lake
Pretoria
Chamberlain
Hay
Various World Facts and Innovations in 19th Century Tex
A compilation of miscellaneous notes across geography, industry, routes, and society. Topics include population figures for Oklahoma and New York bank shares, cost of poor relief in Boston, boot stitching counts, German school closures, Lincoln England water bore project, and deep water boring specifications. It mentions tax and public works in Europe, auto plant projections in Indianapolis, and cable system costs. It notes Dante’s house sale near Mulazzo and broom handle improvements to reduce broom wear.
Quotes and quips from early 20th century papers
A collage of jokes and witticisms from multiple papers includes va cant humor about Madge and the best man, quips on heredity and environment, sea chatter with a British commander, auto versus politician ideas, and a flirtatious exchange about proposals in Washington, reflecting era style and playful tone.
British Advance Pressed by Boer Rear Guard at Thaba N'Chu
London dispatches report heavy fighting near Thaba N'Chu with Lord Roberts leading 15 000 to 30 000 troops against Boers estimated from 6 000 to 16 000. British guns shell trenches while delay risks Pretoria. Botha's fate seen as near. Colonel Plumer reinforced by Rhode Islanders and moving forward.
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London
Ladysmith
Thabia N’chu
Lord Roberts
French
Pretoria
Thaba N’chu
Botha
Boshof
Lord Methuen
Warr Nton
Mafeking
Ontsie
Morning Post
Plumer
Boers Attack Thaba N Chu As British Forces Hold
London dispatch reports persistent Boer assaults around Thaba N Chu on April 30 and May 1. British forces under Rundle, Hamilton, Smith-Dorrien and French counter, with reinforcements from Brabant and Broadwood expected. Casualties include Lt Geary and others. observers note uncertain plans to retake the position. Queen Victoria decorates Ladysmith defender. Mafeking reports railroad sabotage and stout garrison health amid fever.
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London
Roberts
War Office
Bloemfontein
Thaba N’chu
Sth
Rundle
Gordon
Dickson
French
Smith-Dorrien
Tan Hamilton
Pole
Carew
de Wetsdorp
Lord Roberts
Thaba N'Chu
Geary
Thaba N’'Chu
DeWetsdorp
Bradson
Wepener
Ian Hamilton
Hamilton
Brabant
Cape
George White
Windsor
Queen Victoria
Ladysmith
Eler
Spilenkop
Mafeking
Clementa
Hantley
Rotha
Broadwood
Bruce Hamilton
Maxwell
Tth
Vinksontor’s
Schwarzkraal
Ronkopje
War Office to table Spion Kop telegrams in Commons
London May 1. Wyndham announced plans to lay before Parliament telegraphic correspondence between the War Secretary and Lord Roberts concerning the Spion Kop dispatches. Hanbury stated total war expenditure to March 31 stood at 23,250,000 pounds.
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London
House of Commons
War Office
Wyndham
Marquis of Lansdowne
South Africa
Lord Roberts
the Treasury
Hanbury
Boers retreating to Winburg amid British advance
From Bloemfontein on April 30 reports say most Boers withdrawing from Wepener and DeWetsdorp head toward Winburg as a large British force blocks Branfort, making a retreat there risky.
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Wepener
DeWetsdorp
Winburg
Thaba N’chu
Branfort
Reception at Auditorium Aims to Uphold Church Discipline
Tomorrow night at 8 o’clock the Chicago Methodist social union hosts a public reception at the Auditorium. John Farson presides with welcomes from Mayor Harrison and Chicago Methodism leader Dr. Brushingham and layman J Edward Burke. Bishops Merrill Hartzell and McCabe among speakers with Governor Bhans, Rev Buckley, and Dr Moore also on the program.
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Chicago Methodist Social Union
Harrison
John P. Brushingham
Chicago
Governor Bhan
Iowa
J. M. Buckley
New York
McCabe
Texas
Moore
Cincinnati
Bishop Hartzell
Africa
Cabinet Meeting Quiet Amid Health Belts and Policy Talks
Washington May 1 Secretary Root is confined by a grip. cabinet members report no Philippines news. Gage notes progress on refunding old loans under the currency act with about 260 million exchanged. Hawaii and Porto Rico appointments discussed. Dole to be first Hawaii governor. Gage to ship another 1 million dollars in currency to Porto Rico. McKinley improves after a grip illness.
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Washington
Root
Philippines
Hay
Griggs
Gage
Hawaii
Porto Rico
Dole
United States
McKinley
Ecumenical conference closes at Carnegie Hall
The final Ecumenical conference session drew a full crowd at Carnegie Hall New York May 1 with hundreds turned away. Former President Benjamin Harrison spoke as delegates delivered speeches and General Harrison concluded with a closing remark.
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New York
Carnegie Hall
Benjamin Harrison
Harrison
Methodist General Conference Opens as Bishops Arrive
Chicago May 1 1900 The arrival of bishops from Indianapolis and delegates from Illinois marked the start of the Methodist general conference. Chicago ministers voted yes on a key question under discussion among the delegates.
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Chicago
Board of Bishops
Indianapolis
Illinois
Methodist General Conference
Enthusiastic political meetings described in quoted speech
The speaker recalls addressing white hot crowds in grand political meetings and overflowing sessions, noting that no campaign ever drew such fervor to fill the hall, with multiple overflow gatherings daily over 19 days.
Treasury balances report shows available cash and gold totals
Washington May 1 report lists the general fund cash balance of 146 117 584 dollars excluding the 1 000 000 cold reserve in redemption division with gold holdings at 79 496 691 dollars and other totals.
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Washington
Treasury
Helena Letter Carriers Named in Special Dispatch
May 1 report lists Helena letter carriers William McElheinny Charles C May Arthur C Andrews Carl Wray and John W Warren as point carriers in a Special Dispatch.
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Standard
Wegngton
Helena
William McElheinny
Charles C. May
Arthur C. Andrews
Carl Wray
John W. Warren
Comptroller Calls National Bank Reports for April 26 1900
The comptroller of the currency issued a call for reports detailing the condition of national banks at the close of business Thursday April 26 1900.
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Washington
Comptroller of the Currency Today
Siegel-Cooper Company Incorporated In Trenton
Under the New Jersey Law, the Siegel Cooper company with capital of 24 million dollars was incorporated in Trenton to deal in goods in New York Chicago and other cities.
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Trenton
N. J
Siegel- Cooper Company
Capital
New York
Chicago
Edwards on the Stand in Coeur d'Alene Inquiry
Captain Frank Edwards testified before the Coeur d'Alene investigation committee detailing prison administration. He explained the course pursued and provided clarification on the administration's actions during the inquiry day.
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Washington
Frank Edwards
Coeur d'Alene Investigation Committee
O Day
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