Anaconda Standard Advertising and circulation note
The Anaconda Standard announces its publishing details including daily and Sunday editions, subscription prices, office locations, and branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls. It lists newsstand locations in Chicago San Francisco Denver Salt Lake and Paris reading room access and directs business correspondence to Anaconda Montana.
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The
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Palls
Chicago
Postoffice
Auditorium Annex
San Francisco
Police Hotel
Denver
Glenarm Street
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake
Second South Street
Anaconda Standard Promises Ad Circulation Guarantee
The Anaconda Standard pledges advertisers a bona fide paid circulation for daily and Sunday editions, asserting it is three times larger than any other Montana newspaper. Advertising contracts will be based on this guaranteed circulation.
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The
Anaconda Standard
State of Montana
Democratic State Convention Called for Butte in June 1900
The Democratic state central committee calls a convention in Butte at 12 m on Wednesday June 20 1900 to choose six delegates and six alternates for the national convention in Kansas City Missouri on July 4 1900. Delegates must be county residents and voting rules follow unit and alternate voting guidelines.
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Butte
Kansas City
Beaverhead
Diet Shell
Broadwater
Cascade
Dawson
Lwiunwwn Ab
Deer Lodge
Fergus
Flathead
Gallatin
Jefferson
Lewis and Clarke
Madison
Meagher
Missoula
Shire
State Central Committee
Democratic State Central Committee
M. Cockrill
David Marks
Populist Defection Fear After Sioux Falls Convention
The Sioux Falls convention endorsed Bryan for president and nominated a Bryan ally for vice president, provoking fury among silver Republicans who aim to split the populist vote to aid McKinley. Bronx Falls leaders favor principle over party posts and predict populist support will largely stay with Bryan’s ticket. The Cincinnati caucus is dismissed as fringe and irrelevant to national outcome.
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Quondam Silver Republican
Sioux Falls
Party of Gold
M. Bryan
McKinley
Bryan
Towne
Kansas City
Bronx Falls
People's Party
Cincinnati
Towne Seeks Vice Presidency, but Party Harmony Remains Focus
The text argues Mr. Towne desires the vice presidency yet asserts he will prioritize party harmony and the triumph of core principles over personal ambition during the campaign. It suggests Mr. Bryan benefits from any rift avoidance and discourages disruptive support.
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Bryan
Towne
Naval armor vs ordnance rivalry reshapes ship design
The debate over impenetrable armor and explosive shells drives naval evolution. Six inch projectiles now pierce Harveyized plate, pushing nations toward Kruppized armor and costly redesigns. Captain Zalinski warns government armor plants delay by years. private firms accelerate production.
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United States
Zalinski
Caesar and Imperialism: A Study in Roman Dominion
The piece argues imperialism thrives under strong autocratic rule, citing Julius Caesar as its exemplar. It links Rome’s conquests to the modern United States, claiming Caesar expanded Rome’s reach to control and extract wealth, while urging ruthless leadership as essential to imperial success.
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Julius Caesar
Caesar
Alexander
Rome
United States
Home
Senate
Toman Senate
Brutus
Cinna
United Verde
Sulla
Pompey
East
Manila Bay
Gaul
Caesar as imperialist warned by a Roman age echo
The piece argues McKinley favors expansion and imperialism echoing Rome. It condemns forcible annexation as aggression and portrays Caesar as a model expansionist defeated by foes. It contrasts imperialism with Christian pacifism and urges preserving dignity and a strong foreign policy stance.
Lieutenant Hobson Returns from Philippines Tour
Lieutenant Hobson comes home from duty in the Philippines but is deemed too notable for another cross continental kissing tour.
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Hobson
Philippines
Helena Dispatches Report Political Moves and Boer Delays
This morning's Helena dispatches note some individuals bypassing the supreme court to engage with the lieutenant governor. The Boers appear slow to launch final operations, signaling stalled hostilities and ongoing political maneuvering.
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Helena
Supreme Court
Lord Robert Compared to Famine Pace in India
The remark notes that Lord Robert is not moving faster in South Africa than famine progresses in India, highlighting a critique of his pace relative to humanitarian distress.
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Robert
South Africa
India
Boer resistance backbone tested against McKinley
The statement argues that the Boer resistance must be repeatedly broken to match the strength of Mr. McKinley, implying ongoing heavy pressure and resilience required on the resistance side.
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MceKinely
May Heat Boosts Spirits at Methodist Conference
Chicago endures the hottest May in two years as the Methodist General Conference gathers. Observers note rising temperatures match heated discussions, with attendees hoping for temperate decisions amid the blaze.
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Chicago
Methodist General Conference
Mafeking Residents Spare Indians After Narrow Escape
From his wheel and only the cork handlebars and rubber pedals of his machine saved the rider from annihilation. His narrow escape widened Mafeking residents sympathy for the people of India.
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Mafeking
India
Montana murder epidemic eases amid political high notes
The report notes no new Montana deaths yesterday while war news mentions Boer footwork and a distant twenty third round. It cites Dr Treacey and Lieutenant Governor Spriges as potential figures, recalls Davis B Hill’s $600000 earnings since leaving politics, and hints at active Philippines combat.
Far reaching postal frauds in Havana and islandwide scope
Havana reports reveal postal frauds far exceeding initial expectations. The scheme touches the Havana office and other sites across the island and reaches to external points used to move tainted stamp issues. Auditors Reeves and Reynolds remain in custody in their rooms as investigations unfold amid growing astonishment. Cubans celebrate the perceived setback to American governance in Cuba.
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Havana
Reeves and Reynolds
Postal Department
Cuba
Strike Spread Among Copper Miners Across District
A Special Dispatch from Houghton reports strikes spreading among copper miners. Trammers at Quincey and surface workers at Quinney joined the walkout seeking the promised 15 to 20 percent wage raises. Osceola talks stall, Wolverine underground foremen were granted today’s advance to avert a strike. Arcadian crew struck for 15 percent, while Franklin and Frank-In Junior miners consider action tomorrow.
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Standard
Houghton
Mich
Dyla
Towa
The
Quincey
Quinney
Osceola
Wolverine
Arcadian
Franklin
Frank
Fire destroys Marinette lumber town in hours
A Marinette dispatch reports a noon fire in the Fisher Wisconsin yard of Worcester Company sweeping through the town. The blaze destroyed the sawmill, planing mill, school, hospital, 40 dwellings, two lumber yards and other buildings. About 200 people are homeless and losses exceed 200000, with insurance partial.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Marinette
H Worcester & Co
Fisher
C. H. Worcest, Company of
Chicago
Delegates Picked for Carbon County Democratic Convention
Red Lodge Montana May 14 The democratic central committee of Carbon county fixed the apportionment for the county convention to nominate county candidates Delegates elected to the state convention at Butte include Cunningham Sydney Fox T Simonson B F E Vaill Joseph Hart W H Schreiber Ed Buler J M Ingram Anderson Alternates John Dunn Charles Howard W George Taff J F Mushback J R Andrews George G Hough Ed McLean T P McDonald J M Fox
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Kreeted
Red Lodge
Mont
Democratic Central Committee
Carbon County
Mushback
Butte
Cunningham
Sydney Fox
T. Simonson
B. FE. Vaill
Joseph Hart
W. H. Schreiber
Ed Buler
J. M. Ingram
Anderson
John Dunn
Charles Howard
W. George Taff
J. FE. Mushback
J. R. Andrews
George G. Hough
Ed McLean
T. P. McDonald
J. M. Fox
Death follows saloon row in Salt Lake City dispute
In Salt Lake City Andrew White a colored boy was fatally shot and two men wounded after an altercation at the Link saloon on State and Second South. Four cavalry soldiers and White entered for drinks. after a quarrel shots were fired wounding White who had once been a Philippine messenger for General Wheeler.
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Salt Lake
Andrew Mk. White
Link
State and
Second South Streets
Th Cavalry
Andrew R. White
William Maddock
White
Pearsal
General Wheeler
Philippines
Anacon da News Offers Six Advertising Prizes
The Boston publication ANACONDA NEWS offers six cash prizes for advertising designs. Six best designs submitted by Oct 1 1900 split into two classes wash magazine ads and pen drawings for newspapers. Prizes range from 109 to 25 dollars with judges including Penryhn Stanley Adamson and J RK Mix.
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Boston
Penryhn Stanley Adamson
Penryhn
Washington Street
Mass
Close of Fair at St Peter's Church Ends With Winners
Last night the St Peter's church fair concluded after a lively sequence of contests and a packed ball. Winners included Nettie Beckers for a gold watch, Mrs. D L Sullivan for a dress, Emil Lempke for a fishing outfit, Captain Greenan for a silver set, Hazel Kennedy for Father McCorry's picture, James Walsh for a sofa cushion, and Mrs. B D Sullivan for a set of china. Tonight the fair closes with a ball and committees announced for arrangement reception floor and door duties.
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St. Peter's Church
Nettie Beckers
D. L. Sullivan
Emil Lempke
Captain Greenan
Raffles
McCorry
Hazel
J. E. McDonnell
A A. Richards
James Lappin
D.L. Sullivan
F. P. Maloney
Nevlie Long
Grace Wisner
Macgie Thomas
Joseph Labissonniere
Pat Judge
J. Spelman
Agnes McCarthy
Doctor Warren Hart Injured In Runaway Accident
Special correspondent reports in Deer Lodge that Hon C Y Warren member of the last legislative assembly and head physician at Warm Springs asylum was thrown from his spirited horse while crossing a bridge. He suffered severe injuries to his left leg. He reached Kohres and Bielenberg’s ranch three miles away then was brought to town for care and returned to the springs by livery. Local officials commend his fortunate escape.
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Deer Lodge
C. Y. Warren
Legislative Assembly
Warm Springs Insane Asylum
Dr. Warren
Kohres & Bielenberg
Pr. Warren
Long Rest for NP Surveying Party at Lolo Pass
Missoula May M T reports Clark of the Northern Pacific surveying party in the Lolo pass city requests a layoff for health. M K Nottingham is en route to relieve him and J B Camp of Tacoma will replace the sidelined leveler. Survey from Lolo springs reaches the pass top and the company may lay a line on the opposite river bank.
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Missoula
T. A. Clark
Northern Pacific Surveying
Lolo Pass
Clark
M. Kk
Nottingham
J. 8. Camp
Tacoma
Camp
Lole Springs
Contractor Wins NP Railway Bridge Contract Near DeSmet
Missoula May 14 Contractor Robert Johnson who lives near DeSmet received a contract from the Northern Pacific Railway to fill in bridges 196 and 197. The bridges lie about two miles west of DeSmet. Johnson will assign several teams and expects completion in about 30 days.
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Missoula
Robert Johnson
DeSmet
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Johnson
May Silk Sale Delivers Exceptional Values
Our annual May Silk Sale exceeds expectations with fancy figured swiped brocaded and checked Taffetas and Latins priced at 60 a yard, normally worth 1.50. The offer showcases remarkable savings and quality on the full collection.
Watchmaker William Rake Departs Missoula for Spokane
William Rake straw, longtime watchmaker at H. M. Peirce's, has sold his business and left Sunday evening for Spokane to establish his future location.
Betters Leaves Missoula for Cape Nome Mining Venture
Austin Betters of Clinton spent May 24 in Missoula making ready to depart for Cape Nome. He boarded the evening train and will be away for several months. His children stay on the ranch with his son-in-law supervising. He aims to enter mining business activities.
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Missoula
Austin Betters
Clinton
Cape Nome
Record Heat Reaches New High in New York
New York records the highest May 14 temperature since 1872 with 88 degrees. Three prostrations reported as the Weather Bureau notes the milestone in its long-running records.
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New York
Weather Bureau
Heat Claims One Life As City Endures Heat Wave
In Chicago on May 14 a heat wave caused one death and four prostrations. The day’s maximum temperature reached a high figure, stressing residents and prompting warnings to stay hydrated and indoors during peak heat.
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Chicago
Lynch Father and Son Reunion in Missoula Visit
J D Lynch of Stevensville traveled to Missoula to meet his father L Lynch who arrived from the East. Mr Lynch senior, a contractor by trade, will make Missoula his future home hereafter.
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Missoula
J. D. Lynch
Stevensville
L. Lynch
Lynch
Senators Push Timber Reserve Timber Access Plan
Senator Rawlins introduced an amendment to the sundry civil bill authorizing settlers near forest reserves to take fallen and dead timber. The proposal also allows permits for small mills on reserves to provide lumber to settlers lacking other sources.
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Standard
Washington
Senator Rawlins
Troops for Cuba Chicago May 14 Four Companies
Four companies of the United States infantry are stationed in Chicago en route to Cuba, with May 14 referenced as a key date for deployment. The item notes troop movements and logistic details.
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Chicago
Bth
United States Infantry
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