Anaconda Standard publishing details and offices
The Anaconda Standard lists publication rates and offices. It notes daily and Sunday editions, office locations in Anaconda Butte Missoula and Fall's, and distribution points in Chicago San Francisco Denver Salt Lake City and Paris reader access. It provides contact and advertising instructions for Montana readers and agents.
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Standard Block
Anaconda Telephone Numpepers
Ad Vaances No
Rooma FN Peas V6e Hace
Ae Tre Standard
Butte
Missoula
Fall's
Chicago
Postoffice
Auditorium Annex
San Francisco
Denver
Glerarm Street
Seventeenth
Salt Lake
Second South Street
Montana
Societe Des Imprimeries Lemercier
Place del Onero
Avaconda, Mont
The Anaconda Standard Advertisers Guarantee
The Anaconda Standard guarantees its advertisers a larger number of insertions daily and on Sundays, three times more than any other newspaper in the state. Advertising contracts will be made subject to this guarantee.
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Anaconda Standard
Mertann
Clark resigns from Senate amid scandal and accusations
The Montana senator W A Clark says he has sent his resignation to the U S Senate after confessing to misdeeds and corrupt practices. The piece condemns his actions as a disgrace to Montana and questions any chance the Senate will seat him, noting plans for his appointment by Lieutenant Governor Spriggs.
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W. A Clark
Senate of the
United States
Montana
Clark
Mr. Clark
Senate
Spriggs
Smith
Senate of the United States
Montana seat row after committee rejects Clark renomination
A senate committee reports unanimously against Clark and he resigns, signaling guilt. The action weapons no anger at seating, but the move would worsen Montana's reputation and cause nationwide embarrassment by deeming an insult to the Senate.
Spriggs appoints Clark to fill Montana senator seat
Lieutenant Governor Spriggs named W A Clark to serve as Montana senator for a few months until the legislature meets. Critics call the move an outrage bold plot and accuse Clark of bribery suspicions, noting Clark's resignation followed by swift senate action.
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Probagle
Spriggs
W. A. Clark
Montana
Senate
Nho Man
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Clark
Smith
Nopulist
Mr. Briggs
Mr. Clark
United States Senate
Contemplated Change in Silver Bow School Leadership
HE Standard warns that removing J P Hendricks as superintendent of Butte public schools would be a grave mistake. Trustees face public demand for clear reasons, citing Hendricks’s long record of competent, efficient leadership and broad voter approval of the current management.
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Silver Bow County
J. P. Hendricks
Butt
Hendricks
Butte
Critics challenge McKinley war aims in Philippines debate
Opinion piece argues against imperial conquest citing false pretenses and the belief that the U S must retain the Philippines after taking them from Spain. It labeling proponents as backing a costly and unnecessary war under a flawed necessity claim. It references Dewey and broad public argument.
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McKinley
Philippines
Spain
Dewey
Doctrine of Philippine governance after Manila Bay victory
The essay argues the Philippines should be ceded to self rule rather than kept as an American colony. It denies permanent control as morally wrong, cites international law against subjugating natives, and suggests rapid self-government within ninety days, with most troops returned home. It emphasizes justice, not conquest.
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Manila Bay
Dewey
Cadiz
Spain
United States
Ro Atmerican
McWintey
Cuba
Alar Among Smarter Republics In Surging Jingoism
The Springfield Republican notes rising jingoism in the great democracy as it overturns cherished ideals. It argues that even statesmen abroad fear further aggressive American expansion and observe it in South American press and private letters.
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Springfield
Mass
America
United States
South America
British trade patterns shift away from colonies
The Baltimore Sun notes that most British commerce travels to foreign countries rather than colonies. It states annual exports to colonies total about 10 million, while exports to foreign powers exceed 1 billion, with Germany, Holland, France and the United States receiving more than India, Canada, and the West Indies combined.
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Baltimore Sun
British
Dependencies
Great Britain
Germany
Holland
France
United States
India
Canada
West Indies
Colonies
Favoritism in Awarding Pensions Text From Minneapolis Times
The article argues that many private pension enactments were pushed through unfairly and calls for pension law amendments to cover nearly all cases so that deserving individuals do not miss pensions due to political influence.
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Minneapolis Times
Expansion the cloak for imperialism, warns editor
The article argues that expansion is a disguise for imperialism aiming to override the constitution and the principles of free government from the Declaration of Independence, threatening the republic's downfall.
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Houston Post
Prophecy With a Reservation by Senator Hanna
Senator Hanna weighs the 1896 campaign and cautions the Republicans to unite and push hard. He argues the party cannot lose if supporters rally and put their shoulders to the wheel amid growing regional opposition to policy.
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St. Louis Republic
Hanna
Boer Envoys’ Address Raises Washington Embarrassment
The Washington Times notes that the envoys address the American people and plan to appear in person, predicting it will embarrass the administration and the Republican party as sympathy resolutions begin to surface in Congress.
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Washington Times
Republican Party
Congress
Roosevelt as a raw youth amid public duty shadows
The Albany Argus and Quincy Herald pieces criticize Theodore Roosevelt as a boastful novice unfit for public office. Authors contrast him with Marcy and Seward while noting broadening study as needed. They lampoon interventions like injunctions and accuse various governments of overreach and deception.
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Albany Argus
Theodore Roosevelt
Simly
Marcy
Seward
Dix
Tilden
Does Imperialism Pay The Philippine War Toll?
From the Kansas City Times the piece notes the Philippine war costs about 1,000,000 dollars daily while daily exports from the United States to the Philippines average 21 dollars. It poses the question whether imperialism is profitable when viewed as a cold cash proposition.
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Kansas City Times
United States
Philippines
Lewin cattle stealing case hinges on alibi testimony
In Great Falls on May 15 the Lewin cattle stealing trial continued in district court with eight witnesses for the state and one for the defense. Albert Woods testified that Lewtz urged him to say a steer hide found at Woods’ home belonged to a killed steer, and Lewtz later admitted killing the steer to Woods. Witnesses described disguising themselves as hide buyers to bolster the alibi, while Woods admitted earlier perjury. County Attorney Corfromiew and W. G. Downing prosecuted, with James W. Freeman for the defense. Lewtz’s wife testified as court adjourned.
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Standard
Great Falls
Lewin
Lewry
Albert Woods
Carr
Lewtz
Woods
Lewis
Eid Carr Steer
Lewiy
Case
Cgformiew
W. G. Downing
James W Freeman
Rioting in St Louis as Grand Avenue Line Opens
In St Louis on May 15 a riot flared with stones and gunfire as the Grand avenue line opened. Two men were shot, including striking motorman John Flatley who was badly injured, and bystander Joseph Trendall was wounded. Police cleared the mob after a volley from street cars.
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St. Louis
Grand Avenue
Easton Avenue
John Flatley
Joseph Trendall
Flatley
Bob Campbell
Germans in Americas raise Monroe Doctrine tensions
Washington reports that Secretary Root and senators coordinate data collection on German colonies in South and Central America. Officials note colonies’ home customs and language, nearly autonomous governance, and strong ties to Germany, prompting careful U S reporting by ministers and consuls while avoiding direct naming of Germany.
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Washington
Root
Lodge
State Department
South
Central America
New Land
Germany
Courtroom Sensation As Luiker Accused of Assault
Preliminary hearing in Justice Harrington's court revealed a dramatic clash between Henry Luiker and Elizabeth Andrak amid allegations of an attempted criminal assault. Witnesses described years of friendship ending in financial and personal turmoil, with testimonies detailing mortgage deals and alleged burglary.
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Kehoe
Andrak
Henry Andrak
Mrs. Larsen
Luther
Luiker
Larsen
Lusker
Ninth Circuit affirms boycott illegality in Hanchett case
In San Francisco on May 14 the United States circuit court of appeals for the Ninth district affirmed the illegality of the boycott in the case of J. and LL. BE Hanchett vs John Chiotovich. The opinion was rendered.
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San Francisco
United States Circuit Court of Appeals For
Ninth District
LL. BE
Hanchett
John Chiotovich
Local boycott case pits Chiotovich merchant against Hanchetts
Judge Ros with two colleagues holds the Hanchetts violated the right of an industrial entrepreneur to pursue business. Chiotovich, a Silver Peak Nevada merchant, faced a 40-employee Hanchetts group who posted threating bills to deter customers. A federal suit produced an injunction and damages. the appellate court upheld the lower court ruling.
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Ros
Gilbert and Morray
Hogs
Chiotovich
Wholeeare
Silver Peak
Nev
Hanchetts
Chiotovics
Court of Appeals
Papal Delegate Arrives in Portland for Pallium Ceremony
Monsignor Martinelli the papal delegate to the United States reached Portland by boat from The Dalles. He will confer the pallium on Archbishop Christie recently named archbishop of Oregon in a ceremony planned for Thursday.
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Portland
Ore
Monsignor
Martinelli
United Sates
Dalles
Christie
Oregon
Persevering Judge James Fitzgerald rises in New York politics
Judge James Fitzgerald of the New York supreme court embodies perseverance and single minded effort. From a cashboy job to night study at Cooper Union and law reading he reached the bar by age when others start practice. He became a powerful, eloquent figure in politics and the legislature.
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Saturday Evening Post
James Fitzgerald
New York Supreme Court
Cooper Union
Wedding Trip Leads To Unpaid Salary Record Error
An assistant district attorney on a $7500 salary returned from his wedding trip to find four months pay owed. At the office the clerk handed over the funds and the attorney, in a rush, signed the pay roll as James Fitzgerald and wife, a misentry still on city books.
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Fitzgerald
James Fitzgerald
London court rules on rights of protesting passengers
A London court held that a person in a full car may protest against others entering and may use force to prevent entry if seats are exceeded. It also ruled that if a company sells more tickets than seats, seated passengers may demand refunds and sue for damages if refused.
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London
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