Anaconda Standard public notice page data
The piece lists publication and postal information for The Anaconda Standard, with pricing for daily and Sunday editions, office addresses in Anaconda and affiliated bureaus, branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls, and newsstand locations in Chicago San Francisco Denver Salt Lake City.
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The
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Chicago
Postoffice
Auditorium Annex
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Denver
Glenarm Street
Seventeenth
Salt Lake
Second South Street
Salt Lake News Co
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Mont
Anaconda Standard Guarantees Higher Paid Circulation
The Anaconda Standard assures advertisers a bona fide paid daily and Sunday circulation three times that of any Montana newspaper. Advertising contracts will be based on this guaranteed circulation.
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The
Anaconda Standard
Montana
Democratic State Convention Called for Butte June 20 1900
The Democratic State Central Committee calls a convention in Butte at noon on Wednesday June 20 1900 to select six delegates and six alternates for the national convention to be held in Kansas City Missouri on July 4 1900. Delegates must be residents of their counties with rules including unit rule exclusion and absentee voting procedures. W M Cockrill chairman and David Marks secretary announce the meeting and governing rules.
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Butte
Kansas City Co
Deer Lodge
Gallatin
Anton
Jefferson
Lewis and Clarke
Madison
Bae Yale
Meagher
Missoula
Park
Ravalli
Teeedwatrbines
Yellowstone
State Central Committee
Democratic State Central Committee
W. M. Cockrill
David Marks
America
Quay Faces Routine Rebuild After McKinley Fallout
After McKinley victory, ex Senator Quay must rebuild from the bottom as his quarrels fade. Rumors link Charles Emory Smith to a second Philadelphia ticket post, given Smith’s Postmaster General role and long hostility to Quay. The Philadelphia Press, led by Smith, has long opposed Quay and remains a potent opponent.
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Quay
Capitol
McKinley
Quay McKinley
Hanna
Charles Emory Smith
Philadelphia
McKinley Ties and Judicial Moves in Clark Case
The text argues the administration uses positions to reward allies like Editor Smith and Judge Hunt, while praising Montana’s supreme bench for Clark case. It notes congressional interest in Montana judges and a White House tribute appointment to Hunt, showing partisan strategy amid the Clark affair.
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McKinley
Smith
Post Office
Quay
Mr. Smith
W. A. Clark
Judge Hunt
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Clark
Montana
Supreme Court
Brantley
Pigott
Hunt
Supreme Court of Montana
Senate
Washington
Senate of the United States
Supreme Bench of
Supreme Bench
Judge Brantley
White House
Tke Quay
Gold Exports Mark Notable Shift in Expenditure Circles
A week in business circles saw resumed gold exports after a hiatus with about 2.6 million dollars sent abroad. Most went to Paris rather than London, likely to meet Paris exposition demand. The piece notes gold movements reflect price differences and the broader balance of currencies, while Wall Street remains unconcerned about shipments under the new currency law. It criticizes Gresham’s law as a flawed argument against silver or greenbacks, arguing money circulation remains ample.
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Paris
London
Wall Street
Debating bank paper versus government money and gold
A historical economic argument warns that banknotes cannot replace gold without harming the currency. It contends that bank paper accelerates inflation risks and relies on bank overissues, while government money has legal tender power. The text notes bankers favor inflation as long as they control credit and notes.
Sibley Faces Tough Fight in Pennsylvania District
A friend foresees a hard race for Joseph C. Sibley this year as voters in his district prepare to challenge his shift from fusion to straight Republican. The piece notes his past alliances, plans with Quay, and the risk of a vigorous fusion against him by Democrats and anti-Quay Republicans. It places the Pennsylvania contest amid broader GOP conventions and regional political momentum.
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Joseph C. Sibley
Joe’ Sibley
House of Representatives
Mr. Sibley
Sibley
Pennsylvania
Quay
Senate
Proclamations and Palaver at the Sioux Falls Convention
The piece riffs on political theater and figures of the era. Ignatius Donnelly’s electoral standing is lampooned while debates and platforms are dissected. The author notes humorous digs at Shakespeare, the Dreyfus case, and Dewey, with satirical jabs at newspapers and conventions.
Albany limits and Hanna senatorial clash teased
Albany Argus notes Clark will press Hanna with pointed questions if the Clark case reaches this session. Quay allies may ease a Hanna vote push. Boston Herald’s Grosvenor predicts McKinley 3h electoral votes, down 11 from four years ago, urging restraint in boasts.
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Albany Argus
Clark
Montana
Senate
Hanna
Quay
Boston Herald
Grosvenor
McKinley
Campaigns and public life in the era of Boer attention
The Cedar Rapids Gazette notes displeasure at Boer covey attention while politicians push contrasting views. The Baltimore Sun mocks McKinley’s shifting minds as “facing both Ways.” The Savannah News recalls past heavy campaign spending and bets on a repeat. The Boston Post suggests Admiral Dewey’s heroism outweighs political ambition in public opinion.
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Cedar Rapids
Baltimore Sun
McWinley
Notable Personalities and Political Shifts Highlight Morristown Scene
Rev Dr Norman Fox, a retired Baptist clergyman, wins Morristown mayoral election as Republicans claim a church-backed victory though council control eludes them. Wealthy Wall Street figure James Keene, born English, and his son Foxhall, divide global living. Senator Depew mocks fresh anecdotes in the Senate. Lt Ernest L Bennett, university lectures, and Lt Roy Smith linked to naval service era. Henry Norman arrives as third secretary at the British legation with 22 trunks of attire. Timothy Woodruff and Congressman Underwood draw fashion attention. Senator Platt, Presbyterian, once choir member and licensed pharmacist. Mrs Capron, widow of the Cuba campaign captain, sails to the Philippines for Red Cross work and Arlington memorial funding.
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Norman Fox
Morristown
N. J
Wordplay and Punchlines Across Dated Papers
A collage of witty exchanges and quips from 19th and early 20th century papers. Jests span boxing, music, labor, poetry, military countersigns, and Easter bonnets, with brief authorial attributions and humorous asides.
Editorial Slur or Editorial Insanity Sparks Car Seat Debate
In a heated exchange the editor is challenged over whether a remark about the author is a calculated insult or mere editorial folly. The dialogue references an illness notice for Hon. John Jones and a hospital call, with a passerby noting a seat offer to a shopper who declined.
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William
John Jones
Jones
Killiam
Philadelphia Press
Orang-Outang Ham Learns Human Ways in Baltimore Exhibit
An orangutan named Ham in Baltimore is described as nearly eight years old, trained to mimic human behavior. He dresses, eats at a table, bows, can sit quietly for hours, and performs tasks like a person, though he cannot fully dress himself yet. He enjoys cooked food and avoids raw fare, while living with careful temperature control and veterinary oversight.
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Baltimore
Diam Junior
Borneo
Ochat Island
Hiain
H'e
Features of Future Wars Predicted by M Bloch
R B C Long cites M Bloch on future war tactics selecting trenches stone fortifications and equal numbers. Predictions include prolonged modern conflicts rare decisive victories and rear retreats with prebuilt positions. Rifles and smokeless powder hinder artillery while reconnaissance proves hard and ambulances face under fire strain.
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R. B.C. Long
M Bloch
Mr. Long
M. Bloch
Red Cross
Silk Industry in America Expands with New Mills
The Silk Association of America reports 42 new silk mills started in the past year. Silk manufacture, an old industry, now shows strong growth since prewar times, with American output rising from 35 percent of consumption in census year 18% to gains culminating in substantial values. Pennsylvania leads expansion, and so do towns shifting from iron to silk production. Concerns over adulterated weighted silks once threatened the industry, with foreign labels an issue during earlier periods.
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Silk Association of American Estates
United States
Pennsylvania
American Silk Association halts fabric frauds and restores trust
The passage notes that purchasers faced faded fabrics that fell apart, but that the American Silk Association condemned the frauds and aided suppression efforts. It reports that American made silks have been largely re established in favor and there is no longer a need to disguise home made goods with foreign labels to boost sales.
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American Silk Association
Echo in a Chicago library whispers from unseen voices
An attendant at Pubcreberrybrary notices loud voices in a silent room. Voices vanish then recur days later. Two unseen attendants later whisper about books behind a pillar, leaving staff puzzled and pondering a possible psychical echo.
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The
Chicago Chronicle
Society For Psychical Research
Whispering Gallery Voices In a School Corner Incident
Two bright girls whispered and chattered near a corner forming a whispering gallery. An attendant hurried to the spot as voices were heard again. The prettier girl responded when asked about a voice behind the desk, offering to show.
Lacemaking Through Four Design Eras Enduring Complexity
Lacemaking, along with related arts, evolved through medieval geometrical renaissance and rococo designs. It reached peak perfection toward the close of the seventeenth century.
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New York
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Alabama
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Philadelphia Bulletin
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Chicago Times-Herald
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Silk Industry
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Hanan
M. J. Connell Company
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Sadler
Rice, Fulton & Gold
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