Anaconda Standard Publishing Company notice
Public notice listing publication details for the Standard Publishing Company Anaconda Montana. Includes mailing class, rates, offices in Anaconda Missoula Great Falls Washington Bureau addresses and newsstand locations in Chicago San Francisco Denver Salt Lake City and more.
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Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Standard
Missoula
Great Falls
Chicago
Postoffice
San Francisco
Denver
Glenarm Street
Salt Lake
Second South St
Lake At
Anaconda Standard Promises Circulation Guarantee
The Anaconda Standard guarantees its paid daily and Sunday circulation in Montana, asserting it is three times larger than any other state newspaper. Advertising contracts will be made subject to this guarantee.
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Montane
Yale
Robertson
Troy
Democratic State Convention to Meet in Butte June 20 1900
The Democratic State Central Committee calls a convention in Butte on Wednesday June 20 1900 at noon for selecting six delegates and six alternates to attend the national convention in Kansas City Missouri on July 4 1900. Delegates are apportioned by county with rules ensuring each delegate votes per personal views unless otherwise instructed. By order of W M Cockrill chairman and David Marks secretary.
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Butte
Kansas City
Beaverhead
Dawson
Deer Lodge
Fergus
Selves
Gallatin
Ren Granite
Jefferson
Lewis and Clarke
Meagher
Missoula
Ravalli
Teton
Valley
Yellowstone Es
Democratic State Central Committee
W. M. Cockrill
David Marks
Details of Clark Case Debate in Senate
The Clark case dominated senate discussion amid rumors of delay to thwart a governor Smith appointment. The Butte Miner disputes Chandler's alleged sources and notes Clark’s own Washington setup fueled the propagation of a vindication narrative. The Washington press anticipated Clark’s resignation following the committee’s unanimous report.
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Clark
Senate
Chandler
Associated Press
Smith
Montana
Butte
New Hampshire
Washington
National Capital
Champ Clark and political rhetoric stir Missouri contrasts
The article profiles Champ Clark as a dominant Missouri figure in Congress, noting public fascination with his persona and political stunts. It discusses Clark's rumored resignation plan, media reaction, and the idea of vindication campaigns, contrasting Clark with opponents and reflecting on Clark's rise and public image.
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Champ Clark
Congress
Bryan
McKinley
Congressional Directory
Genevieve Bennett
Lillie Champ
Ann Hamilton
Bennett
Genevieve
Littl Champ
Peace in the Philippines Debate and Military Realities
The article argues that official assurances of peace in the Philippines are misleading. It cites ongoing battles, higher casualties, and dispersed American forces unable to control vast areas. It challenges claims of stabilizing conditions and warns that U.S. commitments are shrinking while resistance remains.
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Philippines
Otis
McKinley
Panay
Luzon
Otto
Teller
Senate
District of Columbia
Philippine
Phillippines
Champ Clark Visit Suggested for Montana Oratorical Meet
The Bozeman Chronicle reports an effort to lure Champ Clark to Montana next fall for an oratorical event. It frames his visit as a fraternal Missouri gathering with goodwill and celebration, noting Missourians remain loyal to democracy while praising Clark’s prominence.
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Bozeman Chronicle
Champ Clark
Montana
Bryan
Supreme Lodge of
Missouri
Man with an incubus and Bryan at 1000 conventions
A fragmented line notes a man with a garden becoming aware of an incubus within. It also mentions Bryan and his convention win percentage remaining at the value of 1,000.
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Bryan
Vacancy worries Rutte Inter Meddler more than Smith Seofield
The piece notes concern over a looming supreme court vacancy with references to the Rutte Inter Meddler and Governor Smith Seofield. It also mentions Get-Rich-Quick Miller facing incarceration and a lack of vindication.
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Supreme Court
Rutte Inter
Smith
Get-Rich-Quick Miller
Admiral Dewey Welcomes Many Pleasant Acquaintances
The report notes Admiral Dewey meeting numerous pleasant acquaintances during a series of social interactions, while detailing that no delegates accompany him in the gatherings.
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Admiral Dewey
McKinley’s Quick Dealings with Supreme Court Highlighted
A brief accord hints President McKinley secured rapid cooperation from the Supreme Court, contrasted with Dr Treacey’s slower, less decisive attempts. The remark underscores urgency in presidential-judicial relations during the period.
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McKinley
Supreme Court
Dr. Treacey
Crisp apology dispute surfaces after Raleigh hotel incident
The exchange centers on Hep burn and Cannon accusing each other of insults tied to a Raleigh hotel incident. Both sides seek clarity as tensions rise and a public reconciliation appears uncertain.
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Hepburn
Cannon
Raleigh
Dewey at the Admirals Campaign Sparks Ongoing Debate
The piece notes strong ongoing praise for Dewey the admiral alongside renewed calls for Mrs. A. Clark to display self effacement in the senate. It references Mr. W. A. Clark in Washington. It mentions Texas floods receding from an expansion policy.
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Texas
Lord Roberts Improves Batting and Fielding Averages
Lord Roberts appears to be raising both his batting and fielding averages this season, with notable gains in contact rate and error-free fielding. The progress signals rising form for the player and potential impact for the team.
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Lord Roberts
Secretaries Long and Schley Stir Controversy in Politics
A backroom attack labels Secretary Long as a vice presidential candidate inspiring supporters of Admiral Schley to risky acts. The remark frames a partisan clash over naval figures and political alignment.
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Secretary Long
Admiral Schley
Friends favor Hunt for St Helena over Chile choice
If they could have had their choice, the friends of Mr. W. A. Clark would have sent Judge Hunt to St Helena instead of Chile.
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W. A. Clark
Judge Hunt
St. Helena
Chile
Irish Americans to Wear Black and Green in South Africa
Dispatches report that several Irish American volunteers who went to South Africa to aid Kruger will wear black in addition to green as a sign of mourning and solidarity. The note highlights shared heritage and political sympathies amid the conflict.
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South Africa
Kruger
Montana Senator Accused in Clark Bribery Hearings
A Montana state senator, brother of a Western Kansas politician, faces questions over a $10,000 payment from a Clark agent amid Senate bribery hearings. The Kansas kin also recalls a $200 loan not yet repaid, highlighted by letters dated March 19, 1990, as per the partial fragments readable.
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Kansas
Montana
Clark
United States Senate
State Senate
Kan
Jim
Careless Signers Prompt Petition Heading Slip
Congressman Bramwell recounts a Washington petition signed by many officials before it was realized the heading read We, the parents of colored children. The incident was discussed at the Past Masters' club highlighting signatures on petitions without checking captions.
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Bramwell
Washington City
District of Columbia
House of Representatives
Cincinnati
Porter Johnson Receives Surprise Gift From Senators
A party including Senator Clark of Wyoming Senator Shoup General F C Ainsworth Governor Murphy of Arizona and railroad men toured by private car. Upon return to Washington Shoup presented Porter Johnson with a purse as a token of appreciation. Johnson thanked them saying you are all gentlemen.
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Jonson
Bathing in the Open Air at Vaal Kranz
The British general Sir Charles Warren, commanding the Fifth Division, ordered his bath to be brought to the battlefield during Buller’s near Ladysmith relief. He bathed in the open air despite enemy fire, an act that astonished the opposing forces and reflected his unusual composure.
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Charles Warren
Bouncer
Vaal Kranz
Charles
Buller
Ladysmith
London News
Ex-Senator Sawyer’s Charity Measures Note Measured Generosity
A Philadelphia Bulletin anecdote recalls ex-Senator Sawyer a generous giver who joked he would limit donations to over a dollar a month. Three months after his vow he admitted he gave an old Wisconsin friend $10,000 last month, well beyond the stated limit.
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Sawyer
Washington
Wisconsin
Philadelphia Bulletin
Horse damages millinery shop in New York incident
A horse rampages through a millinery shop window in New York, trampling spring hats and drawing potential contributory negligence defenses for the owner. The Rochester mix hints hats could have increased in value after the fright. The piece also notes Yale pitcher Robertson setting a new strikeout record and lauds athletic prowess.
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New York
Rochester
Gooda
Rocheater Democrat
Missing Links and Oddities From Far Lands and Times
A quirky 1901 snapshot notes that in Japan 40 divorces occur per 1 000 marriages while balloon experiments claim a mile high reach with a 96 mile radius. It mentions Maoris, sandalwood trade, Scottish plowing matches, Queensland’s falling marriage rate, and Mississippi’s planned new capital with a 1 million dollar appropriation in January 1902.
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Mississippi
Banquet Honors Admiral Dewey in St Louis
The invitation only banquet for Admiral Dewey in St Louis featured 200 guests and lavish floral tables. Right Rev Bishop Tuttle presented the city’s punch bowl and ladle, praised the admiral, who simply thanked St Louis for its kindness.
Mines operated by women in Colorado mining districts
Women increasingly control and profit from Colorado mines. Empire and Camp Bird near Camp Bird mine in Clear Creek host several women miners, including Edith Tracy and Mary Tracy who built a bond lease and started a mill. Mrs Atwood runs the Atlantic mine near Empire, directing operations and resourcing improvements. Other women invest, prospect, and promote mining ventures across Cripple Creek and beyond.
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Colorado
San Juan
Camp Bird
Thomas F. Walsh
Mae
Empire
Clear Creek County
Boston
Mary
Edith Tracy
Georgetown Loop
Clear Creek
Denver
Mrs. Atwood
Atlantic
Atwood
Arizona
Cripple Creek
Rocky Mountain
Mining for Women A Practical Guide to Prospecting
The article urges women to invest in mining with money nerve and common sense. It argues big mines rise from undervalued properties and that women can partner with contractors to minimize cost. It notes hiring experts and understanding ore, machinery, and capital enables women to compete with men.
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S.udy
Great Salt Lake of Argentina Surveyed in Cordoba
A large salt lake in Cordoba province Argentina has been surveyed by an Argentine surveyor. The lake measures about three miles in length and is described as substantial in size within the region.
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Argentina
Cordoba
Argentine Republic
Argetiine
Mar Chiquita Lake Region Described in 19th Century Text
The passage notes a lake named Mar Chiquita stretching east to west, 31 miles wide and up to 16 feet deep with a 6 percent saline content. It mentions small fish, thick pine and quebracao forests on shores and 15 islands, an uninhabited surrounding region, and abundant wildlife.
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Mar Chiquita
Conjugating a Verb in French Classroom Anecdote
A U S consul recalls French teachers urging a pupil to conjugate the verb I have a gold mine. The student responds in a mock archaic form with thou hast a gold mine and other strange endings, illustrating playful language teaching.
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United States
Jean
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