Anaconda Standard Publishing Details and Offices
The Anaconda Standard publishing company lists daily and Sunday editions with subscription rates and postal info. It notes main office in Anaconda, branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls, and Washington and city newsstand locations.
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Standard Publishing Company, Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda
Numpers Business
Fcooms
Essecsevesi Eyes Sie
The
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Advertising Guarantee Promises Full Circulation in Montana
The Anaconda Standard asserts a bona fide paid circulation for daily and Sunday editions. Advertisers are promised Montana contracts subject to this guaranteed circulation.
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The
Anaconda Standard
Montana
Montana Democratic Convention Sets Delegates for 1900
The Montana state central committee calls a Democratic convention in Butte on June 20 1900 to select six delegates and six alternates for the national convention in Kansas City Missouri July 4 1900. Seats apportioned by county include Cascade Jefferson Silver Bow and Yellowstone among others totaling 481. Rules require Democratic county residents to vote and delegate votes follow individual views with unit rule rejected. W M Cockrill chairs, David Marks secretary.
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Butte
Delates
Kanagas City
Wats
Bes
Cascade
Custer
Deer Lodge
Fergus
Ules Cw
Flathead
Jefferson
Lewis and Wane
Madison
Yellowstone
Ais
Democratic State Central Committee
W. M. Cockrill
David Marks
New York Democratic Leaders Drift Toward Bryan Backing
The article notes New York Democrat leaders will follow where they cannot lead and accept the inevitable. It cites Tammany Hall backing a man for president while showing strong support for Bryan in the 1896 campaign, illustrating the faction as followers rather than leaders. It recalls McKinley and Bryan vote totals in New York State to frame the shift.
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Kansas City
New York
Judge van Wyck
Tammany
Ruan
Bryan
New York County
McKinley
MccKinley-Bryan
Bryan Strength in New York Defies Party Machine
The tribute notes Bryan's personal strength facing opposition from New York leaders and their aides, including Whitney, Flower and Hill. Democratic press largely opposes Bryan or damages his image, yet his statewide support remains robust, stronger than ever despite party machine resistance. The leaders show awareness and adjust their rhetoric accordingly.
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Bryan
New York
Whitney
Flower
Hill
Democratic Press
Bryan Cor
Empire State
Calumet and Hecla Copper Mines Fire Weighs on Lake Superior
The Calumet and Hecla property, with twelve shafts on the conglomerate lode and the Red Jacket shaft at five thousand feet, faces a damaging fire that could cause huge job losses. Output and dividends have been substantial, with 1899 yearly yield near eighty nine million pounds and 17 million in dividends. The Standard notes the community’s sympathy for workers and the uncertain impact of enforced idleness.
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Calumet
Heela
Anaconda
Michigan
Heelan
Calumet and
Hecla
Lake Superior
Montana
Calumet and Herta
Catnmel and
Heeda
New York
Red Jacket
Standard
Lake
Unrequited Love Confession From Mr Toots
Mr Toots laments unreturned affection for Miss Dombey and elaborates on his tender, aching state. He jokes about boots and bark as remedies while hoping she might someday feel toward him. Susan interrupts. the moment hints at a hopeful but uncertain romantic possibility.
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Susan
Stoicism and scandal swirl around Clark in the press
The piece mocks public virtue and stoicism, contrasting ancient figures like Nero and Socrates with William A. Clark. It questions indifference to pain as virtue, notes Clark’s public vilification, and breathes a sardonic farewell, declaring no consequence in the end.
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Nero
Socrates
Mahomet Mahdi
Jago
Mr. Toots
Clark
Supreme Courts
Senate
Lillian
Russell A. Alger
Oberlin M. Carter
William A. Clark
Montana Faces Eclipse Shortfall in Visible Supply
Montana's visible supply of the eclipse was in the nature of a deficit as observers report limited clarity and viewability across regions. The sentence emphasizes a shortage of clear eclipse visibility affecting the public viewing experience.
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Montana
Lyddite Shell Feeling Plagues Hobson and Phillips
Caloniel Sanders finished them and Hobson and Phillips suffer the lingering effects described as lyddite shell feeling impacting their condition and performance.
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Caloniel Sanders
Messrs. Hobson and
Phillips
Senate Considers Broad Manana Business with Mr. Clark
The United States senate appears set to engage in extensive manana business with Mr. W. A. Clark, signaling a lengthy ongoing discussion and possible policy implications.
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United States Senate
Manana
W. A. Clark
Kentucky Man Skips Formal Resignation
For his part, Mr. Taylor of Kentucky dispensed with the formality of resigning.
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Taylor
Kentucky
Total Eclipse Passes Through Georgia
The returns indicate that the total eclipse did its best marching through Georgia, leaving observers amid scattered reports of visibility and local reactions across the state.
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Georgia
Ambulance Arrivals Highlight St Louis Transport Question
A fragmented note describes ambulance activity in St Louis as part of ongoing transportation issues. The read text implies ambulance movements influence local transit planning and public concerns.
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St. Louis
Notorious highwayman forces porter to aid him
A lone highwayman compelled a colored sleeping car porter to help him during a Missouri Pacific car robbery yesterday morning. The incident shows the assailant’s need for an experienced accomplice as he moved through the train.
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Missouri Pacific
Neeley Defalcation Escalates From 26000 To 400000
The Neeley defalcation has risen from an estimated 26000 to 400000. The subject began as a poor but industrious embezzler and might have risen to the financier class if left undisturbed a few months longer.
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Neeley
Peculiar Complaints Rise Over Cuban Theft Allegations
A reporter observes Cubans express annoyance at widespread stealing that they claim excludes them, noting a peculiar tension as authorities uncover numerous theft schemes while locals feel sidelined from the gains.
Eclipse seen as star chamber proceeding in Montana
The remark frames the Montana eclipse coverage as a formal, accusatory process rather than a simple astronomical event, likening public reaction to a deliberative hearing with scrutiny and judgment.
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Montana
Butte Ball Club’s Play Produces Quiet Year
The Butte ball club has been productive on the field with steady performances but little fanfare or celebration. No brass bands or fireworks accompanied recent games, underscoring a understated season.
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Butte Ball Club
Helena Great Falls Baseball Game Postponed by Weather
Inclement conditions forced the Helena and Great Falls baseball game to be postponed. Weather disrupted the schedule and kept the teams idle despite efforts to play.
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Esides
Great Falls
Consensus Opinion on Dog Split by Mesars Clark Spriggs
The record notes a controversial opinion that Mesars Clark and Spriggs, together with others, have succeeded in cutting a dog in two. The account is based on readable fragments from the source page.
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Mesars
Clark
Spriggs
Butte Miner Promoted by Boston Herald Link
The Butte Miner appears to become an organ of ex Senator Clark as the paper continues its steady stance. If persistence holds, the hoped appearance may become a reality.
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Butte
Boston Herald
Clark
Starving Indians advised against envoy visit amid tensions
The text warns that starving inhabitants of India should not send envoys as the entente with England is too fragile for the administration to recognize them. The tone implies a cautious, hostile diplomatic stance and signals limited recognition possibilities.
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India
England
London street cleaners haul batter hats after Mafeking relief
In London after the Mafeking relief celebration street cleaners gathered four cartloads of battered plug hats. The event is described as a night of night caps, with worn hats piled up as a display of postwar wear.
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London
Mafeking
Cincinnati Club Grand Stand Burned for Fifteen Thousand
A fire yesterday destroyed the Cincinnati club's grand stand valued at $15 000. Firefighters battled the blaze but the structure was consumed, with property losses mounting as the incident prompted emergency evacuations and investigations into the cause.
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Cincinnati Club
Senator Clark’s Senate Trick Draws Wide Reproach Across States
Montana politics and Clark’s bid to hold a senate seat are attacked as a bluff and a scheme. Critics praise Chandler’s committee leadership and question collusion with the governing governor. Reactions span Montana, Washington, and New England papers.
Montana senator’s bid labeled unsavory move
The Galesburg editorial denounces Mall Montana’s renewed bid to return to the senate amid bribery rumors. The piece argues the maneuver is unpopular and urges voters to reject Clark decisively to hinder his political recovery.
Senator Clark Faces Montana Reckoning Over Appointment
Vertizer reports Senator Clark weighs a tarnished effort to preserve an unblemished name amid a looming Senate rebuke. The Montana governor may publicly accuse Clark of collusion and fraud in the Spriggs appointment, risking its validity before the nation.
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Clark
Montana
Senate
Spriggs
Clark challenges senate seat price dispute
From the Chehalis Examiner, the piece argues Clark overvalues his senate seat after paying for it and claims seats in the senate are not for sale, noting the payment went to parties unable to deliver the article.
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Chehalis
Wash
Clark
Senate
Narties
Montana Republicans Denounce Clark Support
The San Antonio Herald notes that if the Senate acts properly Clark could be expelled by unanimous vote. It adds that the Montana Republican state convention recently denounced Clark after all 11 former Montana legislators who supported him were elected.
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Carson County
Lewis and
Clarke
Sixth Legislative Assembly
United States
Senate
Spriges
Helena
Clark
San Antonio Herald
Montana
Ace
Clark of Montana to challenge Chandler in NH legislature
The report states Clark of Montana plans to oppose Senator Chandler of New Hampshire in the upcoming legislative session. Chandler has led the fight against Clark and observers expect Clark’s enmity to influence New Hampshire’s legislature, potentially aiding a decent session.
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Portland
Clark
Montana
Chandler
New Hampshire
Sharp move could keep Clark out of Washington senate
The Chehalis Bee-Nug notes Clark claims a technical edge in a dispute described as sharp practice. Although he is out of the senate, objections will likely prevent his swearing in again, possibly leaving him out indefinitely.
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Clark
Senate
Bribery Guilty Ruling in Elmira Case Raises Ethics
The Elmira Advertiser notes a guilty verdict in a bribery case tied to a public figure. The report stresses the legal outcome while urging transparency to prevent ethical misconduct from being obscured.
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Elmira
Clark
Appointment of Clark to Senate Sparks Outrage in Mansfield
In Mansfield Ohio a statement condemns Clark as convicted of bribery perjury and fraud and denounces Lieutenant Governor Spriges for appointing him to the senate during Governor Smith of Montana's absence. The note calls the move an insult to the senate and a national reproach.
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Mansfield, O
Clark
Senate
Smith
Montana
Spriges
Senate to weigh Clark admission amid outraged dignity
The Boulder Age notes that indications show the Senate disapproves of Clark's methods and feels its dignity has been slighted by what is described as a trick. It suggests that the Senate may voice its stance if the matter is brought to a vote.
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Washington
New York Evening Post
Clark
Senate Committee
Senate
Montana
Chandler
Ola
Turev
Caffery
Turley
Harris
Kansas
Boulder
Mr. Clark
Controversy Over Montana Senatorial Seat Tactics
The Norristown Herald denounces Mr. Clark of Montana for attempting to seat himself in the United States senate by trickery and for earlier wholesale bribery, prompting sharp public indignation.
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Norristown
Herald
Clark
Montana
United States Senate
Montana Governor Remarks Do Not Echo NC South Carolina Comment
The Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph notes there is no hint that Montana Governor remarks to the lieutenant governor resemble the famed exchange between the North and South Carolina governors. No direct parallel to the well known Carolina remark is indicated in the Montana context.
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Pittsburg
Montana
North Carolina
South Carolina
Barrel of Clark's whiskey flows into Philipsburg town
A barrel of Clark's best arrives in Philipsburg prompting residents to stock up and prepare for distributing proceeds to support local duties as a stand against arch-bribery.
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Philipsburg Mai
Philipsburg
Montana Senator Clark Appointment Angers Governor Smith
Governor Smith of Montana denounces Acting Governor Boriges appointment of Senator Clark as a disgrace with charges of shame and humiliation for Montana. The remark reflects mounting displeasure in Washington over the move.
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Chicago News
Smith
Montana
Senator Clark
Boriges
Washington
Ealt Lake Tribune’s praise of W A Clark stirs debate
The Philadelphia Times notes the Salt Lake Tribune’s claim that Montana’s W. A. Clark is “the best worker in the senate,” while many disagree that this justifies seating him. The remark sparks mixed reactions about Senate seating standards.
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Philadelphia Times
Ealt Lake Tribune
W. A. Clark
Montana
Senate
The
Tribune
Blackballed. Clark’s credentials spark Senate backlash
The Providence Journal notes that the United States Senate should reject Mr. Clark for his ingeniously obtained credentials. The piece argues such sharp practice would warrant blackballing him from any club of gentlemen.
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The
Providence Journal
United States Senate
Clark
Senator Clark portrayed as central figure in farce
The San Francisco Call mocks United States Senator Clark of Montana for dramatic exits from chambers, likening his public appearances to a French farce and the maneuvering seen in "French Flats."
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San Francisco
United States
Clark
Montana
Senate
A Question of Salary From the Mt Pleasant Press
The Mt Pleasant Ia Press questions a senate auditing process regarding salaries and fiscal oversight. The column hints at scrutiny of pay scales and potential implications for state budgeting and governance.
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Mt. Pleasant
Senate
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