Anaconda Standard Publishing Company Contact Info
The Standard Publishing Company lists offices in Anaconda Butte Missoula and Great Falls with advertising rates on request. It notes subscriptions in advance and provides telephone numbers for business and editorial rooms. It also shows distribution points in Chicago San Francisco Denver Salt Lake City and Paris reading room access.
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Advertisers assured of Montana circulation lead by Anaconda Standard
The Anaconda Standard promises its paid Daily and Sunday circulation is three times larger than any other Montana newspaper. Advertising contracts will be based on this guaranteed circulation.
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The Two Great Parties and the Middle of the Road
The piece argues that most Americans align with one of two major parties, with a small middle group wavering. It cites 1896 Bryan Watson dynamics to show third factions struggle against the dominant two-party system, noting the overall unity of voters on core republican foundations.
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Cincinnati
Chicago Press Riffs On St. Louis Streetcar Strike
Chicago papers mock St Louis over its street car strike while St Louis officials defend the city’s water system. The Chicago Record and Journal amplify barbs as eastern capitalists consider moves, and Kansas City readers note rival claims about water quality and drainage.
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Two National Parties Dominate the 1896 Election
The socialists polled 36 274 votes, the two prohibitionists 145 976, Palmer 183 494. In a 14 million vote November, four outside parties total 315 674 votes or 2.5 percent, far less than the major parties. The coming contest centers on the sharply defined decisive issues of the two great parties.
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Social Labor
Palmer
Is Salisbury Insane A London Story Vexes Opinion
A London report claims Lord Salisbury voiced a panicked view of a coming European war and urged rifle clubs nationwide. The piece mocks his mental state and questions if his speech signals madness, citing alleged overreactions and dubious Irish policy comparisons.
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London
Lord Salisbury
England
Salisbury
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Ireland
Roberts advances as Free Staters quit the fight
Dispatches report Lord Roberts moving toward Kroonstad with the Transvaal border about eighty miles away. Free Staters retreating, while Steyn relocates the capital to Lindley, signaling waning resolve and questionable willingness to endure further casualties as the war continues. Roberts remains in apparent command and critics in London find his progress satisfactory.
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London
Neeley Arrest Linked to Cuban Postal Robbery Case
The case of Mr Neeley, arrested on a charge of robbing the Cuban postal department of an estimated 36000 to 75000, raises questions about how such a sum could be taken. Government directors and inspectors have been appointed to oversee the matter.
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Neeley
Corruption Allegations Shake Cuban Post Office
The article discusses investigations into alleged thefts in Cuba’s post office department under a treasurer tied to the case. It questions whether other officials share the practice and stresses accountability, linking the issue to broader aims of reform under American occupation and criticism of lingering Spanish methods.
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Spain
Cuba
Ofice Department
Making Haste Slowly. A rambunctious review of events
The piece gleefully quips about prize fighting in New York and national politics. It mocks New York’s gradual reform, notes Oregon style headlines, and lampoons figures from Otis to Lord Roberts while lampooning trusts, elections, and war costs with a satirical voice.
Lord Roberts Advances Amid Rising Mafeking Horse Meat Prices
A brisk note compares Lord Roberts's progress to the sharp climb in Mafeking's horse meat prices, signaling rapid military or strategic movement amid wartime scarcity.
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President Steyn resumes spring trek for government seat
The text notes President Steyn resumes his spring trekking tour and hints at possible spiritual advice from the Rev. Mr. Jeffries of Los Angeles for President Kruger.
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Kruger
Mr. Jeffries
Los Angeles
Anaconda Theater Hosts On the Suwanee River Cast
A detailed review lauds Stella Mayhew as a standout in the Margaret theater's presentation of On the Suwanee River. The piece praises authentic makeup and portrayal of negro character, notes a strong supporting cast including Matthews, Baber, Mary Marble, Lansing Rowan, and Bessie Tannehill, and previews further performances by Dunne & Ryley’s all star company including A Rag Baby on May 17 and The Floor Walkers on May 19.
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Stella Mayhew
Margaret Theater
Coon
Miss Mayhew
San Francisco
Harry Bulger
Tony Jay
J. Sherrie Matthews
Patrick Finnigan
Michael Sheedy
Walter Jones
Harry Younghusband
James Magillahogarty
Luigi Buon Compagne
Philip H. Ryley
Dennie O'Brien
Fred Barbour
St. Clair Flaherty
Tony Hart
Jousty Lob
Andrew Ode
Christian Berriel
David Andrada
Darius Gaffldt
Nicholas Sebestian
Dr. Tombs
Tudoces
Abott
Marion Gunning
Handsome
Ward
Voices
Ward and Vokes Entertains With Grand Farce Review
Ward and Vokes present a lavish musical farce review with an oversized company and elaborate scenery. Lucy Daly Margaret Daly Vokes and Harris Bernard lead a strong supporting cast including George Sidney and John W Early. The first half supports a charity bazaar for a destitute millionaire home while the second half hosts a Ladies Night at the Millionaires Club.
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Vokes
Lucy Daly
George Sidney
John W. Early
Herbert Dillon
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