Anaconda Standard publication details and offices
The Anaconda Standard lists publishing company details, daily print, subscription rates, and office locations. It notes offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls and a Washington Bureau, with various newsstand drops in Chicago San Francisco Denver Salt Lake City.
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Standard Publishing Company, Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda
The
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Chicago
Postoffice
San Francisco
Denver
Glenarm Street
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake
Second South Street
Andard Publishing
Mont
Advertising Guarantee Promises Higher Circulation
The Anaconda Standard advertises a bona fide paid circulation for daily and Sunday issues, claiming three times larger reach than any other Montana newspaper. Advertising contracts will be made subject to this guarantee.
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Anaconda Standard
State of
Montana
Bryan Seals Democratic Nomination Lead In State Conventions
The nation now sees Bryan as democracy's standard bearer with pledged delegates far more than four years ago. He holds 248 pledged votes from states that previously gave him 120, and many more states have yet to vote. Southern states and western states have yet to vote, with influence growing from areas not favorable in 1900.
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Bryan
Democracy
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Aguinaldo Rumor Mill Jumps From Manila to Seattle
The report cites General Young claiming Aguinaldo rejoined rebel forces in the mountains while other sightings place him in Manila Japan Seattle and Shanghai. The piece mocks sensational claims and portrays Aguinaldo as elusive persistent and ready to reappear under any circumstance with a tepid comparison to historical leaders.
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Manila
General Young
Aguinaldo
Tino
Seattle
Mountainn
Turkey
United States
Shanghai
Kid McCoy
University of Chicago
Otises
Massachusetts
George Washington
Robert E. Lee
Ortiz case stirs national debate on Porto Rico status
The Minnesota district court ruling on Porto Rico’s constitutional status drew nationwide scrutiny. Critics claim the opinion is dicta and politics will shape its impact until the Supreme Court rules, potentially influencing the 1896 presidential election.
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United States District Court For
Minnesota
Ortiz
Porto Rico
Philippines
Supreme Court
Lochren
McKinley
Constitutional limits on presidential and congressional power in Puerto Rico
The passage argues that Puerto Rico remains within the constitutional framework, and that executive and legislative actions must follow the constitution. It attacks Republican calls for unchecked presidential and congressional power as despotic and un-American, contrasting them with Lincoln’s principles.
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Porto Rico
Ortiz
Lochren
Congress
Supreme Court
Jis
United States
Abraham Lincoln
Real Conspiracy Is Linked to W A Clark Senate Bid
Washington correspondents call Clark's bid a conspiracy to cling to the senate despite a committee report. They note his wealth and lobby as factors and predict public condemnation will undermine his filibuster. The sentiment across major papers is that the Senate will rebuke him.
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W. A. Clark
Senate
Washington
Mark
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Clark
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Senator Judge quoted on Clark scandal and Senate tensions
The New York Herald cites Senator Judge remarking that Chandler will give the men muddied by the Clark scandal time to entangle themselves further. The wording attributed may or may not have been spoken by Senator Lodge, but reflects a growing sentiment among senators as Clark’s exit from the Senate is delayed.
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New York Herald
Chandler
Lodge
Clark
Senate
Colorado Silver Republicans Debate Governing Demands
The Colorado Silver Republicans threaten a separate ticket if not allowed to name the gubernatorial candidate. Henry M Teller denies being their choice, while critics say the demand undercuts the silver cause and risks losing influence with national allies. The group, though strong, remains a minority with mixed party ties in the state.
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Colorado
Stevenson
Silver Republican Party
Janey
Henry M. Teller
Teller
Silver Republicans
Wolcott
McKinley
Shafroth Jis
Bryan Leads with Conviction in 1906 Presidential Bid
The New York Sun praises William Jennings Bryan as a steadfast leader who refuses expediency in favor of core Democratic creed. It lauds his honesty, moral stamina, and unyielding principles, contrasting him with past efforts to appease voters and noting his resistance to reformist pressures.
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Bryan
Samuel Peanden
Cleveland
Senator Clark price tag crowds Montana vindication debate
A chorus of editorials from multiple papers questions the cost of Senator Clark’s Montana seat and the likely price of vindication. Critics urge public opinion and reform to curb buying influence as Clark faces continued scrutiny and possible moves to Washington.
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Portland Oregonian
Clark
Montana
State of Washington
Notable Figures and Cultural Notes Across the World
The piece surveys President Kruger's gardening fame in Pretoria and France's Loubet posing for sculptor Denis Puech. It notes Massachusetts Governor Crane hosting legislators, Cleveland’s bid for Hall of Fame tablets, Turman’s Vanderbilt monument gift, Cowper letters, and wills affecting Boydston and Wheeler. General Hope Boynton invited to Guilford Fourth of July event.
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President Loubet
France
Denis Puech
Hope Boynton
Guilford Battlefield
Guilford Courthouse
Joseph Wheeler
Current Humor Jokes and Quips Across Cities
A compact collage of humorous exchanges from Marmaduke Jones to a senator and a Chicago servant. Witty banter about matrimony office seekers dream bonnets and suburban air contrasts reflects early 20th century social humor. Characters include Puck narrator figures and city newspapers.
Political slate listed for districts with alternates
First district W R Heyburn Sho shone alternate D f F Budlong of Kootenay Second district James L Airshie of Idaho alternate Mrs J B West of Neg Perce Third district Li L Ormsby of Ada alternate Louis Hall of Washington Fourth district Frank Goodwin of Lincoln alternate F C Bramley of Blaine Fifth district George A Robethan of Bannock alternate D W Church of Bannock The committee on resolutions did not bring in a voluminous report
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W. R. Heyburn
Shoshone
D. F F. Budlong
Kootenay
James L. Airshie
Idaho
J. B. West
Neg Perce
Li. L. Ormsby
Ada
Louis Hall
Washington
Frank Goodwin
Lincoln
F. C. Bramley
Blaine
George A. Robethan
Bannock
D. W. Church
Jamaica Deadlock Moves to Council and Embassy Fight
Elected members of Jamaica’s legislative council meet April 25 to decide a policy to abstain from council deliberations until four extra nominated members are withdrawn. They also plan to send a delegation to England to press Jamaica’s case for political freedom in Parliament. If blocked, they may refuse to stand for the next general election to compel Crown policy. Also noted: Albert Watts receives Egyptian Osmanieh order for service. fruit trade in St Mary reports brighter activity with five fruit buyers last week and banana prices from 25 to 50 dollars per 600 to 900 bunches.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Legislative Council
England
House of Commons
Mr. Chamberlain
Albert Watts
United States
Cairo
Khedive of
Egypt
Watts
Boutros Pasha
St. Mary
Cheney Sums Up Defense in Coeur d'Alene Inquiry
John Cheney for Idaho argued martial law by Governor Steunenberg was lawful and federal aid justified. He dismissed "bull pen" outrages as imaginary while tying the Plunker Hit mill bombing to a dynamiter conspiracy. General Merriam’s actions were praised as proper military duty. Robertson to reply tomorrow before the inquiry ends.
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Washington, May
Coeur d'Alene
John Cheney
Idaho
United States
Steunenberg
Cheney
Merriam
Robertson
Clever Swindler Nabbed in Postoffice Funds Scam
Joseph Brichter a Pullman station clerk was entrapped in Covington Ky after attempting to cash three 100 dollar money orders and confessing to a broader scam. He left Chicago late April and had cashed orders in Cincinnati and other eastern cities totaling about 5400 dollars.
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Brichter
Palae Hotel
Cincinnati
FR. Rhinerhard
Chicago
Pullman
New York
Harrisburg
Camden
N. J
Brooklyn
Resolutions Protest Chinese Exclusion Act Violations
At a large meeting under labor groups in this city resolutions were adopted protesting violations of the Chinese exclusion act and the influx of Japanese laborers.
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San Francisco
Six Murderers to Hang in Missouri High Court Decision
Jefferson City Missouri May. The Missouri supreme court today sentenced six murderers to be hanged on June 15. The condemned are Ernest Cleveringer Robert Cushenberry John A Holloway Sam Waters David Miller and Jack Bradford.
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Jeffersonity
May
Missouri Supreme Court
Ernest Cleveringer
Robert Cushenberry
John A. Holloway
Sam Waters
David Miller
Jack Bradford
Missing Links and Notable Facts in Disjointed Notices
Disjointed OCR text mentions 2400 cases of small Illinois items, a native Eskimo ordained as a Swedish minister in Chicago, a fly and man speed comparison, Kansan flour mills output, Kentucky soldiers by population, machinery cutting watch production time, and India income tax thresholds. The fragmentary items hint at varied historical data across states and nations.
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Chicago
Farmland Values and Global Notes From A Busy Digest
A survey notes 700 people in scope and US farm animal value at 2,213,011,000 with over 2,000,000 gain in a year. It records England’s Garden City concept, a New Country in Russia for China readers, and British navy proficiency in deep water. Health lecturers join London school board. Virginia eyes South Carolina liquor plan. A Pennsylvania train carries 32 steel and 87 wood cars loaded with coal totaling 4,567 net tons.
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Pennsylvania
Gibraltar Siege Under Elliot Ends Longest Modern Siege
The last siege of Gibraltar from July 5 1779 to November 26 1781 kept the British garrison supplied by periodic sorties and staved off hunger during the combined Spanish and French assault.
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Gibraltar
Elliot
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