Anaconda Standard Ad Rates and Offices
The notice lists subscription prices for Daily and Sunday editions and outlines offices and bureau locations. It notes daily publication year round and branches in Butte Missoula and Great Falls with contact details and various newsstand points in Chicago San Francisco Denver Salt Lake City and more.
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Chicago
Postoffice
Aucitorium Annex
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Denver
Salt Glenarm Street
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake
Second South Street
Salt Lake News Co
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Mont
Ad Rates Backed by Bona Fide Circulation Guarantee
The Anaconda Standard promises advertisers a paid circulation level on both weekday and Sunday editions, asserting it is three times larger than any Montana newspaper. Advertising contracts will be based on this circulation guarantee.
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The
Anaconda Standard
Montana
Democratic State Convention Calls June 20 in Butte
The Democratic state central committee convenes a meeting in Butte at noon on Wednesday June 20 1900 to select six delegates and six alternates for the national convention in Kansas City Missouri on July 4 1900 and to conduct other official business. Delegates must be Democratic residents of their counties and voting rules are set by the unit rule. By order of the Democratic state central committee M Cockrill chairman David Marks secretary.
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Butte
Kansas City
Conoe
Democratic State Central Committee
M. Cockrill
David Marks
Principle at Issue in Porto Rico Policy Debate
The Porto Rico question raises a grave principle. Supporters claim the United States may hold territory as colonies rather than under constitutional safeguards. Critics say this denies self government and mirrors czarist rule, challenging true Americanism. The piece accuses leaders of rhetorical appeals and ignoring moral arguments.
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Porto Rico
Republic
United States
Congress
Russia
Siberia
Imperialistic conquest risks freedoms and rights for all
The piece argues that applying the inalienable rights principle to new territories is essential. It warns that imperial conquest could make the US a world wide conqueror with subjects lacking constitutional protections. It condemns Republican leadership for forcing subjugation and avoiding accountability.
Sioux Falls and Cincinnati Rally for Bryan Platform
In Sioux Falls and Cincinnati middle of the road voters push Bryan doctrine and oppose free coinage of silver. They back the 1896 Bryan platform while opposing imperialism, signaling a unified stance with the people's party against the coming Democratic convention.
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Bryan-Watson
People’s Party
Sioux Falle
Democratic Rational Convention
Bryan- Sewall
Democratic
Sioux Falls
People's Party
Bryan
Zalinski analyzes Roberts logistics for transport
Retired American officer Captain Zalinski recalls Lord Roberts faces severe supply and transport hurdles. He estimates 2,800 wagons and 16,800 horses needed for an army of 114,900 two days from base, with German and local conditions affecting remounts and forage.
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Aptain Zalinski
Lord Roberts
Zalinski
Roberts Deliberate Strategy Marks Campaign Pace
The article notes Roberts will not advance until supply and safety extras are secured, explaining his cautious approach. It contrasts his method with earlier commanders Buller Methuen Gatacre and others, saying he prefers thorough preparation and steady progress to avoid further errors.
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Roberts
Lord Roberts
London
Buller
Methuen
Gatacre
Republicans Accept Bryan Strength In Silver Campaign
Republican papers acknowledge that William Jennings Bryan has grown stronger on the silver issue since 1896 and will not be easily dismissed. They admit his loyalty, political sense, and capacity to rally voters to the 1896 platform, even as they push to discredit the free coinage cause.
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Gold Party
New York Sun
McKinley
the Sun
Fryan
Sun
Faet
Montana Senate Work on Clark Case Amid Filibuster Pressure
The Montana senate faces pressure to act on the W. A. Clark case before adjournment. Senators fear longer delays to avoid year end politics. some say adjournment by June is possible only with Clark action. Clark and allies push for delay while opponents demand decisive action before final adjournment. Lord Roberts expresses regret over stalled war progress.
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Senate Committee
Senate
Clark
Spooner
Minneapolis Times
Times Adde
Roosevelt as McKinley running mate idle speculation
Newspapers discuss political maneuvering around Roosevelt as a potential vice presidential pick. Opinions vary on whether this shift would push McKinley’s ticket or keep Roosevelt tied to the governorship.
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Senator Platt
Roosevelt
McKinley
Sioux Falls Convention Teeters Between Watsonize Debate
A Sioux Falls convention seeks moderation as tensions rise over a Watsonized approach. Organizers aim to balance clarity with caution, avoiding escalation while addressing concerns from attendees and speakers.
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Sioux Falls
Towne Prefers Being Left Off Ticket If It Embarrasses Bryan
The statement suggests that Towne would choose not to run as vice president to avoid causing embarrassment to Bryan, signaling concern over political optics and alignment within the ticket.
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Bryan
Towne
Inventor Mr Johnson to Continue Navy Cap Experiments
The article notes Mr Johnson, inventor of the soft-nose cap, will press on with trials in service to the American navy. It emphasizes the strategic value of his ongoing work and the navy’s interest in advancing protective headgear.
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Johnson
Barker and Donnelly Prove Tough Proponents in Campaign
The duo Barker and Donnelly present a hard to beat challenge for campaign strategists. Their pro British stance signals support for Bishop Hartzell, the campaign manager, shaping the political landscape.
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Hartzell
Manag
Political miscellany and stray notes in May theater
A fragmented column from a Honolulu theater of opinion critiques press bias and war news, mocks cable failures, and teases candidates in a humorous string of references. It lampoons editors and figures like Otis Kipling Ralph and Jeffries Corbett while noting labor discontent among St Louis streetcar workers and the ongoing May spectacle of politics.
Supreme Court Grants Certiorari in Baker vs Butte Water Case
The Supreme Court issues a writ of certiorari at Benjamin Baker's request to review Judge Lindsay's order staying execution of a judgment against Butte Water Co. for the Keynote mining claim in Highland district. The case, appealable after prior dismissal for improper bond, prompts amendments to Rule 12 on appeals in receivership and related matters, with July 1 effective date.
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Ryedal Diepa
Helena
Supreme Court
Benjamin Baker
Lindsay
Raker
Butte Water Company
Water Company
Keynote
Highland District
Bakers
Baker
Don
Senator Clark’s Montana error rests after half-state buy
The San Francisco Bulletin notes a vital error by Senator Clark in Montana, accusing him of resting content after purchasing only half the state. The piece implies political overconfidence tied to a partial land purchase and questions the strategy and potential consequences.
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San Francisco Bulletin
Clark
Montana
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