The Anaconda Standard Publishing Company notice
The Anaconda Standard presents publishing house details, addresses, and office locations. It lists main office in Anaconda and branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls with advertising rates and contact information. It also notes distribution and international postage, staff telephones, and Paris reading room access for Montana visitors.
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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
Denver
Grenarm
Seventeenth
Salt Lake
Second South Street
Montana
Societe Des Iriprimeries Lemercier
Place de Opera
Paris
Andard
Mont
Anaconda Standard Ad Guarantee Promises Paid Circulation
The Anaconda Standard proclaims bona fide paid circulation daily and Sunday, claiming three times larger reach than any Montana newspaper. Advertising contracts will be based on this guarantee.
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The
Anaconda Standard
Montana
Butte Democratic Convention Called for June 20 1990
The Montana state central committee calls a Democratic convention in Butte at 12 m on Wednesday June 20 1990 to select six delegates and six alternates for the national convention in Kansas City Missouri on July 4 1900. Rules require democratic county residency and allow alternates to vote in absentee cases. Cockrill and Marks sign as chair and secretary.
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Kansas City
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Iva
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Jefferson
Lewis and
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Eee
Madison
Eken Oaks
Foxes
EA Vibes
Aikiese Chic
Ravail
Barerest
Pialbaid
State Central Committee
Democratic State Central Committee
W. M. Cockrill
David Marks
To Day's Eclipse Brightens Morning View in Montana
Early risers can witness the solar eclipse this morning with viewing tips and a note that the event is the only one of its kind in this region until June 8 1918. Maps suggest varying coverage across the United States and a peak between 6 and 7 o clock local time with safe viewing recommendations using colored glass or smoked glass.
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New York
Montana
Popular Science Monthly
New England
Ohio Valley
Rocky Mountains
Lake Region
Mississippi Valley
California
Rocky Mountain
Eclipse Observation Benefits From Home Viewing
The current solar eclipse offers observers in the United States easier access than past events. With fewer travel hurdles, a larger number of people can view the eclipse from nearby, unlike earlier centuries when cloud cover and remote locations hindered sightings.
Butte and Helena Seek Stronger Montana League Clubs
The Montana League opens with uneven team strength as Butte and Helena push for stronger lineups. Butte, largest city, aims to satisfy local fans and support league stability by fielding a formidable club. Helena has won four straight over Great Falls by close margins and hopes tougher play this week tests both sides.
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Montana
Butte
Anaconda
Helena
Great Falls
Distress Over McKinley Credited War and Policies
An opinion piece notes growing distrust of President McKinley in recent months while praising a favorable economic cycle and Spanish American War spillovers. It argues the war was not his initiative yet boosted growth, then labels him a “criminal aggressor” for imperial actions.
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Ithiin
McKinley
United States
Wiilliam McKinley
Spain
Administration Fault Lines and Filipino War Scandal Darken Prosperity
A political column laments missteps by a Republican administration. It argues that support frays as the Philippine War continues and Cuba procurement scandals emerge. The piece contends the public sees prosperity rhetoric masking broader failures and questions leadership accountability.
Brewery sues pastor over lightning strike damage in Monroe County
A Pennsylvania case claims Rev. E. E. Dixon prayed for disaster to a new brewery and the brewery seeks damages. Key questions include clergy versus Providence responsibility and whether prayer influenced the disaster. Lawyers say the breach may present a first class cause of action and the fight will continue.
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Monroe County
Philadelphia
E. E. Dixon
Man Seeks Preserve Family Name for Heir
Mr. Neeley, formerly of Havana Cuba, shows strong desire to leave his children an untarnished name, stressing his concern over reputation and future standing.
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Mr. Neeley
Havana
Cuba
Clark may roll another into Massachusetts against Hoar
Besides his New Hampshire effort to defeat Senator Chandler Mr. Clark may roll a second candidate into Massachusetts to challenge Senator Hoar. He aims to show what it means to roll in wealth with a practical demonstration.
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New Hampshire
Chandler
Clark
Massachusetts
Senator Hoar
New England
Methodist Rule Bans Stronger Games and Dances
Under a general conference decision Methodists are urged to avoid games stronger than authors and to refrain from dancing, except attending prayer meetings. The stance emphasizes piety and disciplined social conduct within the church community.
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General Conference
Good Methodists
Sabbath Respect Keeps Montana Alumni from Vain Feats
Montana alumni of the University of Pennsylvania refrained from climbing telegraph poles church steeples and the Rocky mountains yesterday to honor the Sabbath, according to reports.
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Montana
University of Pennsylvania
Rocky Mountains
Modern Virgils Sing of Mr Kraenztein at University of Pennsylvania
An academic note praises Kraenztein of the University of Pennsylvania for memorably celebrating arms and legs in verse. The remark implies recognition within scholarly circles for his literary craftsmanship and playful verse.
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Kraenztein
University of Pennsylvania
Captain Streeter Faces Complaints From Chicago Squat Ter
A Chicago figure named Captain Streeter faces a grounds for complaint amid a disputed squat. Local observers note lingering tension over property and ownership in the area.
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Captain Streeter
Chicago
Chicago City Battles Amid Conference Debates
Chicago remains calm as the Methodist General Conference conducts its sessions amid tensions described as acrimonious debates. Police presence is minimal while church leaders seek orderly proceedings.
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Chicago
The
Methodist General Conference
San Francisco Admits Bubonic Plague Exposure
City officials acknowledge cases linked to bubonic plague amid rivalries over public image and sanitation concerns. Authorities vow decisive health measures and public updates to curb spread.
Great Falls Players Falter in Helena Matchups
The Great Falls team faced a string of losses in Helena as they struggled against local competition. Key incidents involved multiple turnovers and defensive lapses that allowed Helena to pull ahead early and maintain control throughout the game.
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Great Falls
Helena
Observation on Boer patrols catching few between bases
Report notes a perception that very few Boers are captured between bases, suggesting limited nighttime activity or patrol gaps. It highlights implied surveillance gaps and questions effectiveness of security measures in the area.
The Butte Miner Organ of Ex Senator Clark
The editorial opens by describing The Butte Miner of Butte Montana as an organ for ex Senator Clark, noting its origin and alignment with his interests. It frames the paper as a partisan voice connected to Clark and his political stance.
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Boston Herald
Butte Miner
Butte, Mont
Clark
Butte
Mont
Senate
Washington
Vanderbilt Aphorism Expanded By Mr Clark
Mr Clark seeks to broaden the Vanderbilt saying and render it as a combined press and public bed. The remark signals an emphasis on media access and public interest in the statement’s interpretation.
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Clark
Vanderbilt
Time limit removal burdens pastor with limited sermon supply
The suggestion to end time limits would place extra duties on a Methodist pastor who has only a three year supply of sermons in hand.
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Pickle
Wife accused of violent attack after Los Angeles wedding
A woman who wed in Los Angeles to reform her husband is accused of attempting to beat his head off. The incident suggests a singular, violent outcome for the couple.
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Los Angeles
Clark Dominates With Varied Hitting Against Press
The American press continues to praise Mr. Clark for his diverse hitting repertoire including singles doubles triples and home runs as he performs against top opposition.
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Mr. Clark
Parson’s stance on lifting limit gains broad support
Methodist parsons are not alone in backing the removal of the limit when they hold a favorable position. The statement suggests wider approval among clergy and allies for changing the rule when advantageous.
Farce of Clark Appointment Darkens Senate Farewell
Editorial condemns ex Senator Clark for a deceitful plan to reclaim his seat via Acting Governor Spriggs. It labels the appointment a disreputable trick, mocks his resignation narrative, and argues against senate ratification while urging direct voter election of U S senators to prevent such schemes.
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Dubuque
Senate
Clark
Montana
Montina
United States
Political Bunco Steering in Montana Senate Vacancy
The Philadelphia Times reports a contested Montana senatorial vacancy tied to a resignation and a governor away from the state. Clark's commission is tainted by alleged bunco steering, while Gov Smith appoints Maginnis instead. The senate may end the dispute by voting that Clark was not legally elected, clarifying vacancy rules during session.
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Philadelphia Times
Montana
Clark
Senate
Provernor
Smith
California
Igns
Maginnis
United States
Banco
Clark Credentials Left On The Table In Senate Controversy
The Senate received W A Clark of Montana credentials by appointment and laid them on the table awaiting majority guidance. The piece argues for cautious scrutiny of credentials and notes Clark’s alleged trickery removed him from the Senate for the time being.
Montana Governor Opposes Clark Senate Seat
Governor Smith of Montana urges the Senate privileges and elections committee to reject Mr. Clark’s credentials, citing alleged fraud and misrepresentation in his appointment. He claims the resignation date was altered and that Clark’s son holds the papers, awaiting a moment to present them.
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Pittsburg Chronicle-Telegraph
Smith
Montana
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Clark
Spriges
Uye
Spriggs
Senate
Wester
Sisterhood of States
Misjudged His Men In Montana Senate Controversy
Carson County Democrat reports that Mr. Clark face critcism for alleged deceptive tactics to regain a Montana senate seat. The piece accuses him of ward heeler style tricks and notes opposition to his reelection bid, warning of consequences for breach of senate honor and state duties.
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Carson County Democrat
Clark
States of the Union
Ward Heeler
Senate
Montana Republican Convention Purges 11 Disloyal Legislators
At the Montana state Republican convention in Butte 417 delegates denounced 11 Republicans who backed a Democrat W A Clark for the U S Senate. The verdict condemned their betrayal and called for purification of party ranks with unanimous, swift action.
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Renton River
Butte
Montana
Sixth Legislative Assembly
Republcan
W. A. Clark
United States Senate
The Ins and Outs of the United States Senate
William A Clark of New York offers remarks with St. Paul Dispatch noting he is largely out of touch and off the senate scene. The piece hints at his departure from peace of mind and from his seat in the Senate.
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Great Falls
United States Senate
William A Clark
New York
St. Paul
Searnon in unhappy head amid Clark’s last trick
In Bozeman the Chronicle reports Clark’s final maneuver as crowds crowd in and tension rises. Searon is described as unhappy, with the scene centered on a mounting sense of dissatisfaction and unresolved questions.
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Searnon
Hronicle
Clark
Clark credentials on table end scare for senate vacancy
The article describes Clark facing Senate action over contested credentials. A committee resolution declares Clark not legally elected and requiring resignation, leaving no vacancy to fill. Delays hinge on preventing the bogus senator's credentials from being admitted, but the outcome appears fixed.
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Clark
Syercomie
Senate
Senator Clark Demands Refund Over Senate Admission
The Portland Oregonian notes Senator Clark paid for his seat and says if the senate refutes his admission they should refund the money.
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The
Portland Oregonian
Clark
Senate
Senator Clark’s Coup Sparks Hanna’s Indignant Fury
A World-Herald report notes Senator Clark’s actions provoke strong moral outrage in Mr. Hanna. Hanna cannot forgive Clark after the exposure revealed the truth, fueling lasting resentment.
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The
Omaha World-Herald
Senator Clark
Mr. Hanna
Mr. Clark
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