Anaconda Standard publishing details and offices
The Anaconda Standard announces subscription rates and postage, lists main and branch offices in Anaconda Butte Missoula and other cities, provides telephone numbers for business and editorial rooms, and notes distribution points and foreign bureaux including Washington and Paris. The notice directs general correspondence to the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana.
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Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Anaconda Telephone Numpers Business Ofice Noa
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Butte
Missoula
Treat Falls
Chicago
Postoffice
Auditorium Annex
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Denver
Glenarm Street
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake
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Anaconda Standard
State of
Montana
Clark's resignation fails to shield bribery case
The editorial argues that Clark could not escape scrutiny by resigning and presenting a new appointment. It notes the senate retains jurisdiction over its members and that a forged or hurried certificate would not erase past bribery charges. The piece condemns Clark's tactics as coarse and unsuited to serious governance.
Aspirant to Congress Nominates James J Corbett in NY Twelfth
An aspirant to Congress announces that Mr James J Corbett is considering a run in the Twelfth New York district. Corbett says he is in his friends hands and will respond to his country’s call without fear if elected to serve his constituents and the public.
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James J Corbett
Congress
New York
Corbett as Statesman Notion Recalls Morrissey Path
The piece argues that John Morrissey once a renowned pugilist became a force in Congress and suggests James J. Corbett could similarly elevate Congress. It praises Corbett's presence and dress sense and notes ex fighters entering higher public life, not returning to stage or saloon.
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Corbett
Congress
New York
House of Representatives
John Morrissey
Morrissey
Mr Morrissey
Bette
Washington
Debate over Porto Rico status and jury trial rights
The piece argues that Republican defenders misstate Judge Lochren's ruling on Porto Rico as mere obster dictum. It insists the case raises a direct constitutional question about whether the U S constitution extends to Porto Rico, affecting federal court jurisdiction and jury trials.
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Porto Rico
United States
Supreme Court
Lochren
A Few Discordant Notes on Mr Clark Senate Case
The piece condemns Mr Clark for resigning a senate seat and attempting a fraudulent appointment. It notes rare supportive editorials from Rocky Mountain papers like Salt Lake Tribune and Denver Republican calling a “truly democratic procedure.” It argues most Republicans opposed him while Democrats united against the bribery scheme.
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Clark
Senate
Silver Republican
Rocky Mountain
Montana
Utah
Colorado
Mr. Clark
Salt Lake Tribune
Denver Republican
Montana’s Clark Seat Sparks Democratic Betrayal Debate
The piece condemns eleven Republican legislators for backing Clark, calling it Montana’s lasting shame. It notes Republican papers defend him as a trap to brand Democrats as infamous while vowing the Senate will not be duped by technicalities and will protect its dignity.
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Clark
Montana
Mr. Clark
Scarle
Repuls
Senate
Acting Governor Spriggs Faces Mixed Audience Marks
The crowd rated Acting Governor Spriggs performance as not quite on par with the Cherry sisters, reflecting mixed reception of his stage presence and delivery.
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Spriggs
Cherry Sisters
Illinois Republicans Ready for War Over Gubernatorial Faction
The Republican candidate for governor of Illinois is described as a son of the old War Governor Yates, a chip of the old block. Republicans appear set for a pitched political contest and expect a clash of factions in the campaign.
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Ofllinois
Yates
Question Avoids Capital of the Orange Free State
In geography exam prep teachers are advised not to ask students to name the capital of the Orange Free State to avoid confusion with historical names and regional boundaries.
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Orange Free State
General Buller Hard Won Lessons From Roberts
The experience of General Buller has proven of great value to Lord Roberts by illustrating what not to do in command and campaign. The contrast underscores lessons in strategy, leadership, and battlefield decision making within the imperial forces.
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General Buller
Lord Roberts
California plague rumor settles unseen in town
Local readers downplay reports of bubonte plague from California noting no concern here as friends return home and everyday life proceeds.
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California
Parts
Untarnished Name Tarnished by Press on Clark
The American press attacks Mr. Clark, accusing his reputation of tarnish while he remains nominally untarnished. Coverage is heavy and critical, framing his conduct as controversial despite his clean standing.
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Mr. Clark
Aguinaldo Said to Be Dying Less Often Now
Report from Manta indicates Aguinaldo is being killed at a rate far lower than in previous periods, suggesting a shift in patterns of violence or enforcement. The note implies ongoing danger but reduced mortality compared with earlier times.
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Manta
Aguinaldo
Street railroads push open-car policy shows good results
Most street railroads are now pursuing the open-car policy with good results as they shift to conductorless service and reduce stoppages. The movement gains support from transit officials seeking faster boarding and lower operating costs.
Unconsented governance breeds greater unpopularity
A lieutenant government acting without the consent of the governed proves more unpopular than a consented regime. The remark suggests legitimacy hinges on consent and public support, emphasizing the political risks of unilateral rule.
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Leutenant
Mr. Clarks Tarnish Accumulates Across Exposures
The text suggests Mr Clark accrues tarnish with each exposure, implying growing reputation damage over repeated appearances. The fragment hints at a pattern of negative associations that worsen over time.
Census Takers in Georgia Face Resistance
Tension rises as colored census workers encounter strong pushback in Georgia. Community members voice concerns and push back on data collection amid local tensions and politics.
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Georgia
Governor Smith’s Montana Ties Deepen During Term
Governor Smith expresses a strong attachment to Montana and pledges firm commitment for the remainder of his time in office. He reassures supporters that his roots and priorities remain tied to the state’s interests and residents.
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Smith
Montana
South African Diamonds Dimmed by Clark Tears in Montana
Beginning this week readers note a dramatic shift as South African diamond fields lose interest to Montana amid Mr Clark's tearful outburst last Tuesday. Hon A E Spriggs faces tarnish in several plots.
Montana voters react to Spriggs lieutenant governor bid
Montana residents respond to Spriggs led ticket with Clark involved, signaling cross partisan concerns and unsettled support for the Spriggs administration. Local figures weigh implications for state governance and upcoming political contests.
Crocodiles Admit Defeat to Montana’s Multi-Barreled Gentleman
The earth's crocodiles confess they are out-classed by a bold Montana figure wielding a multi-barreled firearm in a dramatic clash of power and prowess.
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Montana
Weather hints warn Mr Clark over frost on credentials
Forecasters predict warmer week but cautious signs show heavy frosts on Clark's credentials. The mixed outlook suggests careful handling of ongoing official matters and personal records.
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Clark
New York Judge Foretells Future Timeframe in Court
A New York judge predicted the location of an alleged foreteller of the future and stated the person would spend the next 20 days there in a single sentence.
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New York
Baseball crank primed for continuous season finale
The baseball crank is due this week and will positively give a continuous performance of himself through the end of the season.
Maine to California Lieutenant Governor Spriggs
A fragment notes Lieutenant Governor Spriggs traveling from Maine to California. The line suggests he is catching something worse than bubonic plague, but details are unclear.
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Maine
California
Spriggs
Equitable stance holds in 84 of 292 papers on anti Clark platform
Among 292 daily papers in the United States, 84 are aligned with the anti Clark platform, leaving the remainder neutral or unspecified. The count highlights regional or editorial divides on the issue as campaigns unfold.
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United States
Election committee uncover fresh complication late
A report notes the committee on elections and privileges cannot retire for the night without discovering a new complication under the bed, highlighting ongoing parliamentary friction and unresolved issues.
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Committee On Elections and Privileges
Senate Holds Ace Over Spriggs Trek
The senate maintains the upper hand as Spriggs pushes for victory but falls short against a decisive majority. The outcome leaves the chamber in control of the ruling party and signals a firm political advantage ahead of key votes.
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Spriggs
Senate
Senator Clark Resigns Senate Seat Amid Exposure Blame
From Grand Forks Herald. Senator Clark forestalls senate action by resigning his seat. He blames Marcus Daly for his downfall, noting Daly influenced the exposure, though disputes say Daly would be powerless without any exposed facts.
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Grand Forks
N. D
Herald
Clark
Senate
Marcus Daly
Daly
Clark Roiled by Senate Over Montana Senator Probe
The New York Times editorial denounces Clark of Montana as unworthy after a bribery scandal. It argues the Senate avoided expulsion, let him resign, and accepts a later appointment by Montana’s acting governor, a move the piece condemns as corrupt and unconstitutional.
Condemnation of Clark of Montana for Senate seat
The Syracuse Post Standard blasts Clark of Montana as unworthy of a U S Senate seat. It cites an agent disbarred for bribery and a Senate committee rejection, accusing Clark of trickery and insolence and predicting his political downfall. Clark is portrayed as a self confessed scoundrel and the Senate’s verdict is sealed.
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Syracuse Post-Standard
Clark
Montana
United States Senate
Senate
Dreyfus
Lesigned
California
Clark resignation and Montana appointment seen as trickery
The Minneapolis Times reports Senate ire over Senator Clark's resignation and the Montana acting governor's immediate appointment. The fight centers on whether Clark was duly elected and if the vacancy dates to March 1899, with parallels drawn to Quay and prior rulings. Senators warn the move could jeopardize Clark's status and a final decisive vote looms.
Appointment of W A Clark scandal rattles public mood
In Mosxtapa the acting governor’s appointment of W A Clark to the vacancy after a senate expulsion is legal in form but is described as a public scandal of the bravest character. The move challenges public sentiment and questions Clark’s conduct in securing his initial election.
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T. Paul Grobe
Mosxtapa
W. A. Clark
Senate
Clark
The Trick Won't Work
The Kansas City Star reports Senator Chandler condemning ex Senator Clark's Montana appointment to fill a vacancy as a shabby trick. Clark bought his seat for about 139000, and the public longs to end such corrupt methods, awaiting whether the trick will succeed or fail.
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Kansas City Star
Chandler
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Clark
Montana
United States
Senate
Tie
Spriggs
Washington
United States Senate
Walt
Clark’s unguarded move shocks Senate ethics norms
The Chicago Record notes Montana’s Mr. Clark resigns to force a Senate appointment via lieutenant governor Spriggs. Senators applaud yet murmur about the odd timing as Clark reappears by gubernatorial appointment, a tactic the piece calls a stark example of bending legality while staying technically within it.
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Chicago
Clark
Montana
Senate
Spriggs
Mr. Clark
United States Senate
Show Him the Door from the Philadelphia Press
The Philadelphia Press accuses William Clark of corrupt methods and argues the Senate should remove him for a Montana seat obtained by purchase. The piece condemns his integrity both in Washington and Montana and urges swift action to eject him. It notes Clark’s alleged influence over reform rhetoric while resisting accountability.
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Philadelphia
Senate
William Alark
Montana
Covernor
Clark
Committee
Washington
Questionable Senate Seat of Mr Clark in Montana
The Chicago Chronicle notes that Mr Clark faces strong moral doubt over his four seat in the U S Senate. A Privileges and Elections committee found he was not duly elected due to corrupt influence on lawmakers and warned of adopting a resolution. Clark then resigned to gain appointment by the acting governor. The senate may still consider his legal entitlement.
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Clark
Montana
Chicago Chronicle
United States
Senate
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Senate action on expelling a unanimously condemned bribery figure
The text argues the senate has a right to expel a member found guilty of bribery by a unanimous committee vote. It notes immediate admission may occur if constitution allows, but two thirds can expel. It claims partisan malice is excluded by unanimity and defends radical measures for honor.
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Senate
Senator Clark’s resignation sparks senate action in Idaho
The Boise Statesman reports Senator Clark prepared a resignation letter and had his appointment by the lieutenant governor announced after his speech. The senate faced a chance to pass a resolution condemning the affair, with unclear next steps.
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Boise
Idaho
Statesman
Clark
Senate
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