Standard Publishing Company notice page
The text lists publishing firm contact details and distribution information for the Standard Publishing Company with offices in Anaconda and branch offices in Missoula and Great Falls. It notes pricing, postal distribution, and locations where the Standard can be found or filed, including Paris and Chicago.
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Pre Standard
Missoula Great Falls
Ap Cation Ashington Bureau
Gata
Hicago
Postoffice Ano Chicago
Auditorium Annex da San Francisco
Palace Hotelmyer
Glenarm Street
Trenver
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake
Buandard Publishing Company
Econda
Mont
Ad Verifier Promises Honest Circulation for Anaconda Standard
Advertisers are guaranteed bona fide paid circulation on Sundays and in weekly issues, claiming three times greater reach than any Montana newspaper. No contracts will be made unless this guarantee is met.
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Insihe
Anaconda Standard
Democratic convention to select delegates for national meeting
Notice invites Democratic residents of Butte county to meet in Butte on Wednesday July 4 1890 to choose delegates and six alternates to the Kansas City national convention. Delegates vote per county. unit rule not in effect. reporting by A M Cockrill Chairman and David Marks Secretary.
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Butte
Kansas City
Toaverhead
Shibon
Democratic Statement Committee
A . M. Cockrill
Vdavid Marks
Clash Over Clark Interference Split Silver Bow Republican Caucus
The Butte Miner reports tensions within Silver Bow Republicans after Clark’s meddling in primaries. Republicans claim to have thwarted Clark aligned ticket while the Miner touts its own victory as precincts report. The flare shows rising distrust toward Clark and concerns over party unity.
Butte Republicans Reject Clark's Bid In Primary
The 1899 legislature saw a high price paid to Clark's supporters as 75 percent of Republicans crossed party lines to back him. Butte Republicans now refuse sale politics and nominate men untainted by Clark's influence, seeking to restore party trust. Silver Bow county Republicans, however, show Clark’s vindication as a failure in the broader party context.
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Butte
W. A. Clark
Clark
Silver Bow County
Plan to end murderers with self-inflicted death in Butte
A Butte editorial advocates replacing hanging with compulsory death by own action for murder. It argues self destruction would save county costs, witnesses, and Butte’s reputation, noting eleven murders in Silver Bow this year and historically few hangings. The piece urges uniform adoption of this grim plan.
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Ashions
Butte
Silver Bow
The President and His Policy Critique in 1900s Debate
The piece argues dissatisfaction within the Republican party over the administration’s foreign policy toward South Africa Porto Rico and the Philippines. It questions if McKinley truly directs policy or if he is a figurehead and criticizes praising him while denouncing his policies as a danger to liberty.
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Republican Party
Porto Rico
Philippines
United States
Hoar
Philippine
Webster Davin
McKinley
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
England
Mr McKinley
Spain
Mr. McKinley
President's Philippines policy condemned by opposing party
The article argues the ruling party and President McKinley are waging a subjugation war against a friendly people seeking self governance. It accuses the president of disbelief in freedom for the Philippines while praising the Boers and calls for political condemnation of his leadership. It suggests factional supporters undermine republican integrity by praising the policy while opposing the president.
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Republic
McKinley
Philippines
Republican Party
Boer Envoys in US Face Mixed Reception in New York
Boer envoys travel toward the United States but encounter limited official action. New York’s two houses pass a resolution to welcome delegates with a citizens committee, while Mayor Van Wyck refuses a formal committee but will greet and treat them with courtesy. Citizens and aldermen will still offer a cordial welcome.
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United States
New York Municipal Assembly
New York
Municipal Assembly
Citizens’ Committee
van Wyck
Alwayys
Louis Koassuth
Montana Chief Justice Brantley Named Fellow Judge for Hall of Fame
Chief Justice Brantley of the Montana supreme court is appointed to help select names for a Hall of Fame to be built on Universality Heights in New York City. He is joined by Justice Fuller and Justice Brewer and a panel including state chief justices, Grover Cleveland, Governor Roosevelt, Bishan Vincent, and notable editors, authors, presidents, and professors. The acting judge will submit a report by October 1 endorsing as many eminent Americans as worthy of a tablet. Brantley is praised as versatile and accomplished, and his selection is expected to bring Montana pride.
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Brantley
Montana Supreme Court
Universality Heights
New York City
Fuller
Brewer
United States Supreme Court
Grover Cleveland
Roosevelt
Bishan Vincent
Flach
Montana
Barker Extends Lead in Presidential League Race
Tt lies between Barker and Debs to do the tail-ending of the presidential league race, with the chances in favor of Barker.
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Barker
Debs
Presidential League
Local death toll in Putte and Ana Conda peaks this week
Authorities report a surge in fatalities from an epidemic of murder and self harm in Putte and Ana Conda with expectations of a marked decline this week.
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Putte
Anacconda
Chicago’s Population Count Could Face Criticism
Chicago records claim a population of 2,000,000 and warn that a federal census tally could spark sharp criticism if the numbers are inaccurate or disputed.
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Chicago
St. Loults strike managers seek control to stay safe
If the strike managers can maintain order the scene will be free from dynamite and other objectionable features. The article outlines safety measures and warns of potential hazards if discipline fails.
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St. Loults Etrike
Barker and Donnelly Pole Raisings in Montana
Report notes no announcements observed for Barker and Donnelly pole raisings in Montana. The item references expected event details but provides no confirmations or dates.
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Montana
Butte and Anaconda Residents Urged to Pause Crimes During Census
Authorities urge local residents to postpone murder and self harm acts until census activities conclude, aiming to avoid interference with counts and reduce posturing around crime during the data collection period.
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Butte and Anaconda
Donnelly Aims for Populist Comeback With Facial Makeover
The report notes Mr. Donnelly plans a rapid whisker growth to bolster the Populist ticket and project a tougher, battle ready image ahead of key political rounds.
Rudyard Kipiine Urges Thorough Cleanup by Lord Roberts
Mr. Rudyard Kipiine again voices hope that Lord Roberts will complete a thorough job so that no grease spot will be left.
Senator Platt Denies Moosevelt Retirement Move
Rumors say Moosevelt may resign as New York governor to govern the Philippines, but Senator Platt rejects the claim. The article notes ongoing speculation without confirmation.
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Platt
Moosevelt
New York
Philippines
Boer envoys and political bets swirl around state matters
The chapter notes a possible January retirement for the governor, speculates on future roles, and mentions Boer envoys receiving broad welcomes in New York. It also hints the straw-hat Beason may shift dates due to weather, and discusses political leverage if Barker carries Pennsylvania and Donnelly delivers Minnegote.
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Hoyle
Local Names Tied to Fraternal Group Evening
Mr J J Corbett and Mr Robert Fite with Simmons and Mr John Sullivan join a gathering night while away the time founding an Ancient Order of ex Campiocus in the article.
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J. J. Corbett
Robert Fite. Simmons
John
Democratic and Republican Trusts Spar Over Policy
Curren Comment compares Iowa and Michigan party platforms urging true democracy under the people. The New York World cites Nebraska Republicans denying trusts, questioning lack of enforcement as trusts grow under the current GOP administration.
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New York
Nebraska
Living wages demanded as cost of living rises
The Boston Post notes wages have not kept pace with living costs while prices stay high and trade grows. It argues that high prices effectively cut workers' real wages and records labor protests demanding living wages matched to the cost of living.
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The
Boston Post
Republicans Worried by Nationwide Strikes Ahead of Election
The Republican party fears growing strikes across the country on the eve of a presidential election. The labor activity highlights perceived failures to deliver on promises to workers by the party in power.
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New Orleana Times-Democrat
Porto Rican Question and campaign rhetoric in Kansas City Mines
Republican newspapers claim the Porto Rican question will fade before the election or that critics are ostriching the issue. The piece argues that Ohio evasions and Philadelphia timidity won’t mislead voters, asserting a historic insistence on studying rights and wrongs with constitution in hand.
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Kansas City
Ohio
Philadelphia
The Way of the Transgressor Released Prisoner’s Hard Lot
Samuel Seely leaves Brooklyn penitentiary after a five year term with only five dollars. His wife is remarried and his son uses a different name, as allowed by the court, leaving him isolated and facing bleak prospects.
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Boston Herald
Samuel Seely
Brooklyn
Hia
Wildcat and Bulldog Fight Ends in Dog's Death
A liberally attended West Virginia entertainment featured a fight between a wildcat and a bulldog. Both animals were kept in a 15 by 15 foot wire cage. After the match one dog lay dead while the cat remained uninjured. The note ends with a remark that cock fighting has been stopped in the Philippines in the interests of civilization.
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Boston Transcript
West Virginia
Philippines
Pie bakers of New York struggle to meet orders
The Cleveland Main Dealer notes that New York pie bakers cannot keeps up with demand and lack the necessary expert help. The article suggests this ancient dessert remains strong against newer French confections.
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Cleveland
New York
Notable Honors and Transfers Across Fields
McGill awards Doctor of Civil Law to Captain A T Mahan. Litigations over Adolph Sutro’s library could scatter 2800 volumes. The California Historical Society receives David J Staples Lincoln manuscripts. Leipsic Pan-Germanic League protests Max Muller clarifications. Justice Harlan chairs American Society of Religious Education in Washington. MacMonnies plans a return to the United States after Paris to rest and work. Lieutenant Governor Woodruff of New York cites age 42 during a vice presidential bid.
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Justice Harlan
United States Supreme Court
American Society of Religious Education
Washington
John Eaton
Woodruff
New York
Brooklyn
Nurse Nancy Ruth Seneca Earns Diploma in Philadelphia
Miss Nancy Ruth Seneca daughter of Chief Isaac Seneca of the Seneca tribe on the Cattaraugus reservation in New York completes professional training at the medico chirurgical hospital in Philadelphia. Doctors praise her skill and care as a treasure. Archibishop Temple of Canterbury grows impatient with clerical bores. A clergy member’s long letter about a proposed church chancel picture ends with his grace’s postcard reply Hang the picture. The clergyman wonders how to interpret the reply.
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Nancy Ruth Seneca
Isaac Seneca
Cattaraugus Reservation
New York State
Medicochirurgical Hospital
Philadelphia
Archibishop Temple
Canterbury
Bravery of Boer Women in South Africa War
The article honors Boer women beside the men in the South African conflict. It profiles Mrs Kruger, Mme Joubert, Mrs Steyn, and the wife of President Kruger, describing their roles, endurance, and influence from home fronts to the front lines. Their quiet strength and strategic support are highlighted as pivotal to the war effort.
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South Africa
Aix-la-Chapelle
Transvaal
Gon Paul
du Plessin
France
Charen
Cardinal Richelieu
Kruger
Mrs. Kruger
Goom Paul
Tante Kruger
Joubert
Bellona
Mars
Mme Joubert
Steyn
Orange Free State
Lord Roberts
Mice and Men
Gore Aglay
Loneliest Woman in America Mrs Clark Resides in Pribilofs
The piece profiles Mrs. Clark wife of Major F E W Clark government agent in the Pribilof Islands in the Bering Sea. It notes the St Paul and St George islands host most seals and lie about 1800 miles west of Puget Sound with a small Aleut populace and a few whites including Major Clark a physician and clerks for the North American Commercial company.
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United States of America
Mrs. Clark
F E. W. Clark
Pribylof
Seal Islands
Bering Sea
St. Paul
St. George
Puget Sound
Aleutian Islands
Unimak Pass
Clark
North American Commercial Company
Sca
Remote Alaska Outpost Described in Mrs Clark’s Isolation
The article portrays Mrs. Clark living alone on St George Island with 25 to 30 houses on the island chain, limited contact with the outside world, and seasonal ships. It notes the harsh climate with frequent fogs, severe winter gales, no harbor, and the islands' rugged scenery including seals, blue foxes, and abundant wildflowers.
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St. George
United States
Animals at Lincoln Park Zoo Respond to Music
A Chicago article notes that many animals are fond of instrumental music. It highlights scorpions and bears as particularly susceptible and recalls experiments in an eastern city where a violin drew varied reactions from living creatures.
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Chicago
Lincoln Park Zoo
Brute Creation
Animals Respond to Music in Captive Concert Row
A narrator describes animals in cages reacting vividly to live music. A camel or hyena cage scene shows a snake, polar bear, lions, and elephant displaying movements and reactions as the music varies in tempo and pitch. The performance ends with a displaced restraint and a snapped string.
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Michigan
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McGill University
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