Anaconda Standard publishing details and offices
The Standard Publishing Company notes daily and Sunday editions with varying subscription rates and office locations. It lists branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls and provides contact details for its Washington bureau and news stands in Chicago San Francisco Denver Salt Lake City and Paris.
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Standard Publishing Company, Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda
The
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Chicago
Postoffice
Auditorium Annex
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Mver
Glenarm Street
Enver
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake
Second South Street
Advertising Guarantee Promises Paid Circulation Edge
The Anaconda Standard assures advertisers a bona fide paid circulation daily and Sunday, three times larger than any other Montana newspaper. Advertising contracts will be made subject to this guarantee.
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The
Anaconda Standard
Montana
Debates on Cuban Policy and Guardianship Rights
A Chicago Chronicle editorial compares the Cuban postal scandal to a faithless guardian misusing a widow and orphan's trust, arguing Cubans lack legal redress and face imperial administration. It condemns U.S. control of Cuba, questions self government, and critiques President McKinley’s stance amid commercial influences.
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Chicago Chronicle
McKinley
United States
Hale
Cuba
Inley
Maine
Malodorous scandal urged to curb imperialism in American policy
The speaker argues the scandal, though vile, could check imperialism and guide the nation back to a proper republic policy, expressing hope that it serves a corrective purpose for the American public.
Kossuth precedent cited in U S response to Boer envoys
The piece argues the United States rejected Boer commissioners while praising Kossuth’s 1851-52 reception in Britain and the United States. It contrasts British hospitality for Kossuth with American nonpartisan treatment of the Boer delegation, noting extensive honors and speeches given to Kossuth in multiple cities and a White House reception.
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United States
Chamberlain
England
Louis Kossuth
Austria
Russia
New York Sun
Kossuth
Southampton
Corporation of Winchester
Cobden
Birmingham
Corporation of Manchester
Town Hall
Musical Fund Hall
Henry, M. P
Great Britain
London
New York
Corporation
City of
Lafayette
Washington
President Fillmore
White House
Congress
Spooner Speech on Philippine Policy Criticized
A Wisconsin senator’s Senate address defending the administration’s Philippine policy is faulted as partisan, vague on future plans, and weak in statesmanship. The critique notes Spooner’s shift from initial opposition and questions the Republican Party’s stance on the islands.
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Enator Spooner
Senate
United States
Bpooner
Republican Party
Spooner
Spain
Philippine
Islands
Bryan
Spooner and imperialism in the Philippine policy critique
The author argues Spooner misdefines imperialism by claiming the Philippines are “ours” and that sovereignty over the islands justifies governing Filipinos by force. The piece contends Democrats oppose imperialism and that ownership without rights is morally indefensible, labeling Spooner’s stance as weak and imperialistic.
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Spooner
Republican Party
Philippines
Spain
Mr. Spooner
Speener
Boers Struggle as Hot-Hitting Column Piles Up Huge Total
The Boers commit few errors yet their opponent's high scoring lineup produces a heavy tally, threatening to overwhelm them.
Anglo-Boer War End in Three Weeks Rumor Sparks Skepticism
A note questions a Raleigh hotel incident as a source for claims that the Anglo-Boer war will close in three weeks. The Methodist brethren at the general conference reportedly struggle to restrain a counter demonstration by lingering temper.
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Raleigh
Methodist Brethren In General Conference
Cuban postal scandals hint at ongoing upheaval in Cuba
The passage suggests Cuban postal scandals imply continued unrest in Cuba after Spanish evacuation and notes a hypothetical shift in Washington if President Kruger could delay Roberts until March 4, 1901, altering envoys' reception.
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Kruger
Roberts
Washington
Cake walk partners named for upcoming event
Spectators are told that Mr. KR Li Smith and Mr. A FE Spriggs will be partners in the next cake walk. The note indicates the pair will participate in the event.
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KR. Li. Smith
A. FE. Spriggs
Explosion on St. Louis streetcar ends as minor blast
A thwarted attempt to blow up a St. Louis streetcar with dynamite yesterday produced only a middling blast. Police report no major damage or injuries, and investigators are examining the scene for clues.
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St. Louis
Great Falls Sees Tail-End Drop in Montana League
The tail-end position of Great Falls in the Montana league evokes peculi ar regret according to the Great Falls Leader.
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Great Falls
Cuban post office thieves hire top lawyers amid scandal
A murky report describes Cuban post office thefts and alleged coverups with accused thieves retaining experienced lawyers as investigations unfold and officials weigh charges.
Study Plans to Turn Tables on Clark Contemporaries
A fragmented note suggests a group or individual intends to study methods to counteract a contemporary named Clark. The text hints at strategic or tactical planning while positioned on a surface described as a mattress or bed.
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Clark
Foraker to Present McKinley's Name at Philadelphia Convention
Benator Foraker will present Mr Mc Kinleys name to the Philadelphia convention. The love between them is not strong but Foraker may have to play Romeo to McKinleys Juliet or resign from the company.
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Benator Foraker
Mr. McKinley
Philadelphia
Foraker
McKinley
Juliet
Tennessee Governor Declares No Fear of Allies United
Governor McMillin asserts that America need not fear England, Germany and France combined and promotes the bracing effects of Tennessee whisky as a defense and morale booster.
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McMillin
Tennessee
America
England
Germany
France
Enrollment proposal grants land to Choctaws and Chickasaws
All Choctaws and Chickasaws born before May 1, 1901, will be eligible for enrollment in the tribal rolls. Each enrolled person will receive 500 acres of land. Wise Choctaws and Chickasaws will govern their births accordingly.
White tops GOP VP talk with barrell qualifications critique
Andrew J0 White emerges in Republican VP chatter though critics say he lacks definitive qualifications. The remark labels him as a gentleman but questions his readiness for high office.
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Andrew
White
Mr. White
Ireland celebration of the queen's birthday disappoints
The event marking the queen's birth day in Ireland produced no record-breaking attendance or notable milestones, with organizers noting a modest turnout and lack of extraordinary achievements.
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Ireland
Porto Rican affairs noted for Allen and Hunt comparison
There is no ground for complaint if Allen and Hunt perform as well in Porto Rican affairs as Allen and Greenough have done in Latin circles.
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Allen
Hunt
Greenough
Public furore over Chandler and Clark retirement plots
The New York Sun debates rumors about Senator William Keaton Chandler of New Hampshire seeking a fourth term and Montana's William A. Clark threatening to push a rival out of the Senate. The piece argues such outside interference could sharpen Chandler's resolve while condemning the alleged schemes as a despicable trick and a threat to moral standards in politics.
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New York Sun
New Hampshire
William Keaton Chandler
Mr. Chandler
United States Senate
William A. Clark
Chandler
Montana
Abraham Lincoln
New England
Veterans
Hoar
Ross
Hawley
Massachusets
Vermont
U Ling
New England Statesman
Daniel Webster
William £. Chandler
Clark
Senate
Deeper in the Mire: Senator Clark's Seat Scandal
Montana Senator Clark faces calls to resign as Senate moves to declare his seat vacant for irregularities and frauds. Montana Republicans condemn his purchase of his seat, while Governor and state officials urge firm action, leaving Clark in deeper trouble.
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Los Angeles Times
Clark
Montana
United States Senate
Senate Committee
Senate
Mr. Clark
Con- Freas
Montana statesman Clark makes sudden farewell and return
The New York Mail and Express notes Mr. Clark of Montana can deliver a senate farewell address one day and appear next morning with an admission card. The piece suggests his political methods intrigue party bosses and machinists of the aging Basij.
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New York Mail and Express
Clark
Montana
Senate
Basi
Chinese boxers land frequent heavy blows again
The report notes that Chinese boxers appear to be landing with increasing frequency and power, signaling a strong showing in the competition.
McKinsey's Tobacco Heart Affects Roosevelts VP Bid
Following the label tobacco heart on Mr. Mckinsey Roosevelt's opposition to the vice presidential nomination may be weakening.
Out of Training for the Opera
Miss Swelltop explains her sister cannot attend the opera due to a nervous affliction that leaves her unable to speak above a whisper. Miss Blugere questions the illness while Swelltop clarifies it is not a real ailment, just nerves.
Montana Style Election Fails Public Approval Says Clark
In the Los Angeles Times report the Montana method of selecting United States senators draws criticism. W. A. Clark contends bribery and trickery undermine any value to the nation and fail to win citizen confidence.
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Los Angeles Times
Montana
United States
W. A. Clark
Temper at the Manor The Valet and Master Exchange
A brief dialogue shows a master losing temper and a valet noting it heats and cools quickly. The valet gently teases the master about his recurring fits of anger and quick return to ire. The exchange captures a comic characterization of volatile mood.
Brantly Heads Hall of Fame Selections in New York
The Philadelphia Times notes that Montana Supreme Court Chief Justice Brantly is named to help pick Hall of Fame entrants in New York, but it finds unlikely that W A Clark will be among the chosen names.
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Philadelphia Times
Brantly
Montana Supreme Court
Hall of Fame
New York City
W. A. Clark
Clark
Montana
Senate
Gould
New York
Fifty-seventh Street
Fifty-eighth Street
Mr. Gould
Newbro
Senate urged to block William A scheme in press plea
In a Philadelphia Press note, editors urge the United States Senate to heed public opinion and find a legal means to halt William A.’s proposed scheme. The piece argues for swift action to protect national interests and curb potential overreach.
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Philadelphia Press
United States Senate
William A
Washington D A View on Clark Senate Seat Controversy
Republicans and some Democrats prepare to block Clark's seat over bribery charges. The debate centers on Cox Montana practices and whether Clark should be seated while charges are unresolved. Senators Chandler Hoar and others push for a floor vote and credentials referral to committees.
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Washington
New York Commercial Advertiser
Clark
Senate
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Hardihood
Montana
Hoar
Aldrich
Hale
Fairbanks
Spooner
Lodge
Chandler
Congress
Maginnis Appointment May Boost Anglo Saxon Senate Ties
The Chicago Inter Ocean speculates that if Mr. Martin Maginnis secures possession of the Montana governor’s appointed place, the outlook for Anglo Saxon alliance in the U.S. Senate could improve, though certainty remains elusive.
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Chicago Inter Ocean
Martin Maginnis
Montana
Wne
United States Senate
Spriggs of Montana Shines With Napoleonic Boldness
Lieutenant-Governor Spriggs of Montana, a graduate of the Western school noted for never overlooking a bet, seized his lone chance with Napoleonic promptness and boldness, signaling a decisive display in the Post account.
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Houston Post
Spriggs
Montana
Mr Clark Surrounded by Rumors of Great Celebrity
The Seattle Post-Intelligencer notes one of Clark’s organs calls him a man among a million while public imagination imagines millions. recent events challenge the notion that he is merely a man.
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Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Mr. Clark
Clark's Montana Trick Fails in Senate Battle
The remark notes the legislature's stance in Montana and doubts Clark's impact in the senate contest. It implies limited influence despite past maneuvering and questions his electoral prospects.
Governor Smith Sees Wire Ties to Clark Appointment and Resignation
The Omaha News reports Governor Smith believes a wire links Clark’s appointment and resignation, hoping the second wire proves strong. The piece notes political maneuvering and speculation around Clark’s position in state affairs.
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Omaha News
Smith
Clark
Senator Clark Faces Possible Bill After Bid for Seat
Detroit Tribune notes Senator Clark may introduce legislation to reclaim money spent attempting to win the senate seat, highlighting potential accountability and political maneuvering.
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The
Detroit Tribune
Clark
Mr Clark's Trump Card Emerges As Key Play
In Utica, observers note Mr Clark's trump card is shaping as a pivotal move, with early signs suggesting a strong strategic edge for his position and plan.
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Utica
Mr. Clark
Mike
Deuce
Left Wis Book in the Car from the Chicago Chronicle
An old man in a fine frock coat sits on a Clark Street cable car absorbed in a book titled Black Jack Duncan Round-Up in the Rockies. He misses the conference, notes the time 11 o clock, and disembarks toward the Auditorium with his green and yellow volume still unread.
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Chicago Chronicle
Ile
Clark Street
Monroe Street
Dearborn Street
Jack Duncan
Rockies
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