Anaconda Standard Publishing Details and Offices
The Anaconda Standard announces subscription rates and advertising offices. It lists main office in Anaconda with branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls and the Washington Bureau in Washington DC. It notes availability at various newsstands and places in Chicago San Francisco Denver Salt Lake City and Paris reading rooms.
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Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
The
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Chicago
Postoffice
Auditorium Annex
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Denver
Glenarm Street
Salt Lake
Ad Rate Guarantee Promises Big Montana Circulation
The Anaconda Standard pledges bona fide paid circulation for daily and Sunday editions, claiming it is three times larger than any other Montana newspaper. Advertising contracts will be subject to this guaranteed circulation.
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The
Anaconda Standard
Montana
Major Maginnis Montana Leader in Congress for Six Terms
The article traces Major Maginnis career from his 1872 Montana congressional win to six terms in the House, highlighting his rise as leader of the territorial delegation and detailing vote tallies from 1872 to 1882. It notes expectations about credentials in the Senate and compares him with other 1896 era figures.
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Major Maginnis
House of Representatives
Territory
Montana
Washington
Congress
Maginnis
William H. Claggett
Cornelius Hedges
Silllees
E. D. Leavitt
Sample Orr
Wilbur F. Sanders
Alex Botkin
Standard
Carter
Senate
Smith
W. A. Clark
Clark
Noted Anticipation of Kansas City Convention Reflections
In anticipation of the Kansas City convention, writers recall the Chicago gathering of 1896. The article notes several former leaders who have since died, starting with Governor Russell of Massachusetts, who spoke passionately at Chicago but disagreed with the convention’s sentiments. The piece hints at public judgment to follow at the November election.
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Roswell P. Flower
Chicago
John R. Fellows
Bryan
Richard FP. Bland
Missouri
Mr Bland
Richard P. Bland
William C. Whitney
Whiney
Kansas City
David BR. Hill
Mr. Hill
Whitney
Hill
Massachusetts
Debates Over Cuban Funds Echo Investigative Push
The Senate debates a Bacon resolution demanding an inquiry into U S spending in Cuba after 1859 reports show over sixteen million collected and fourteen million disbursed. Critics urge accountability for Cuban misuses, linking it to one man rule and alleged postal service frauds, while admin leaders resist, aiming to control the inquiry.
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Georgia
Cuba
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Neeley
Postal Service
McKinley
Double Holiday Celebrations Mark Queen Victoria Birthday
The dispatch describes a dual celebration in Britain honoring Queen Victoria amid wartime fervor and praise for Mafeking and Roberts. It notes royal symbolism versus parliamentary power and situates the 1835 ascension alongside contemporaries like Martin Van Buren and Napoleon III.
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Britiehanna
Martin van Buren
United States
Napoleon
Scant Montana Senator Case Sparks Senate Controversy
The Minneapolis Journal reports Clark of Montana seeks a Senate seat via a governor’s appointment amid constitutional disputes. Debate centers on past precedents Mantle Corbett and Quay, with a pending resolution on exclusion and Clark’s voluntary resignation already taken.
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Minneapolis Journal
Clark
Montana
United States Senate
Senate
Smith
Lee Mantle
Corbett
Quay
Mantle
Nave
Committee On Elections
Helena
Senator Clark Demonstrates Political Tactics and Wealth
From the Tacoma News it notes Senator Clark of Montana shows a grasp of political trickery and funds. He resigned in the nick of time amid unknown circumstances.
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The
Tacoma News
Clark
Montana
Senator Clark urged to resign over Montana election case
The text argues that Senator Clark manipulated events to gain a new certificate of election and urges him to resign in good faith. It says the senate cannot endorse the political figure and calls for him to return to Montana, wage a purge of corrupt elements, and support a successor with an untarnished title to office.
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Senate
Montane
Clark
Montana
Montanans' Senate Seat Trick Exposed and Rejected
The New York Evening Post reports how Clark of Montana engineered a resignation after a questioned election, prompting a senate probe that urged voiding his seat. Governor Smith, Spriggs, and Clark maneuvered to appoint him again, but a wider legal action should void any such appointment.
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New York Evening Post
Quay
Clark
Montana
Senate
National Council
Smith
Helena
Spriggs
Stone
Senator Clark resigns leave amid tears in senate
Montana figure Clark rose to announce his resignation from the United States senate and, citing unforeseen circumstances and a career shadow, faced sympathy from colleagues. Governor Smith’s absence allowed A F Spriggs to name Clark as replacement, who accepted with gratitude. The message drew commentators to note Clark’s wealth and political stature.
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Brooklyn Times
Clark
Montana
United States Senate
A. F. Spriggs
Smith
San Francisco
Spriggs and Clark Vie for Montana Senate Seat
In a Montana political flap, Spriggs is linked to the governorship while Mr Clark backs ways to push into the senate. Governor Smith is reportedly angry and overwhelmed as Montana weighs odd coup tactics and potential resignations to gain Senate control.
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Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph
Montana
Spriggs
Clark
Senate
Smith
Boyhood Friend and Senator In Real Estate Controversy
A boyhood friend is involved in a dispute over a high priced sale of an old house that is not easily marketable. The companion figure is a senator linked to the deal, raising questions about conduct and value.
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New York Commercial Advertiser
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