The Anaconda Standard Publication Details
The Anaconda Standard prints daily and Sunday editions with subscriptions payable in advance. It lists main and branch offices including Butte Missoula and Great Falls and provides contact points such as Washington Bureau in D C and multiple newsstands in Chicago San Francisco Denver Salt Lake City and Salt Lake News Co. Different city addresses are noted for subscriptions and distribution.
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Chicago
Postoffice
Auditorium Annex
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Denver
Glenarm Street
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake
Second South Street
Gait Lake
Salt Lake News Co
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mont
Anaconda Standard Led Montana Circulation in Six Months
The Anaconda Standard posted the largest paid side daily and Sunday average in Montana for the six months ending June 30, 190, with an average circulation of 11,722, exceeding all other state dailies combined.
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Anaconda Standard
Montana
Bryan Stevenson Ticket for Auditor McLean
A 1904 style snippet lists William J. Bryan of Nebraska as presidential candidate Adlai E Stevenson of Illinois as vice presidential candidate and E J McLean of Carbon for state auditor in a party slate.
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William J. Bryan
Nebraska
Adlai E. Stevenson
Illinois
E. J. McLean
Carbon
Simply Stand Part for Independent Ticket in November
A political exhortation urges loyal voters to back Bryan Hogan and associates, warning against campaign fakes and baseless stories. The speaker urges steady support for the ticket, noting Hogan has survived attacks from the Ferguson faction and Clark contingent, and claims everything is fine on November first.
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Bryan
Hogan
Pat
Paign
Kelley
Campaign feuds and forged Miner reports roil Montana race
The piece accuses the Butte Miner of faked Twin Bridges rally coverage and of smearing W A Clark with false registration charges while boosting independent Democrats and mining interests. It portrays a heated battle between Clark supporters and Republican rivals in Montana's campaign.
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The
Butte Miner
Twin Bridges
Bulle
Candor
Messrs
Burke
Hughes Aid
Ferguson Claims Worthiness Of His Hire
Mr. Ferguson views himself as deserving of the compensation and position offered, asserting his value and fit for the role.
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Mr. Ferguson
Arizona Wicker Shows Enthusiastic Support for Clark
The Arizona Wicker group appears to have properly seen and strongly backed Clark, signaling solid local enthusiasm for his campaign. Support is characterized by active engagement and visible public backing from members.
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Arizona
Clark
Ferguson Labor Record Defense Faces Independent Democrats
The piece rails at Clark's campaign, accusing him of fraud and hateful statewide conditions. It notes independent Democrats plan to abstain while others mock his registration tactics and warn of repercussions for actions in Arizona New Mexico and Montana regions.
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Ferguson
Clark
Montana
Arizona
New Mexico
Butte Miner Finds Fitting Habitat in Shanghai
A playful line notes the Butte Miner may suit Shanghai better than Butte. It adds that next week the Boston and Montana band will play only the Dead March, signaling a stark shift in mood.
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Butte
Shanghai
Boston & Montana
Hogan Gains Ground in Presidential Bet Parley
In betting chatter, Hogan leads insiders as Clark falters in late race dynamics. The piece likens Clark’s homestretch misfortunes to rare bad breaks, while Hogan is painted as the winning side for supporters.
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Hogan
Clark
Doodle Prophecy Attributed to W A Clark Inspires Thugs
A sharp phrase credits imported thugs to a doodle movement led by W A Clark as its proclaimed prophet, stirring reaction among local observers.
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W. A. Clark
Five Thous and Dollar Day Update Mentioned
The writer questions the fate of Five Thous and Dollar Day and notes Mr. Clark’s final performance as a weak ending with an ineffective finish.
Wregusen Tops Clark's Vau DeVille Artists
After the show he has succeeded in making of himself, Mr. Wregusen stands at the head of all Clark's vau de ville artists.
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Mr. Wregusen
Clark
A Short Horse and the Sovereign in Montana
The piece condemns a professional critic nicknamed Sovereign for alleged bribery ties and false claims. It defends the Standard as a trusted local paper and urges scrutiny of Sovereign’s statements while highlighting Ferguson and other figures in a bribery campaign.
Two Unions Endorse Clark Ticket in Local Race
The North American Liars' Union and the Aggregated Federation of Scarecrow Makers have both declared for the Clark ticket. Their endorsements signal support from labor and artisan groups ahead of the upcoming election.
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North American
Liars’ Union
The
Aggregated Federation of Scarecrow Makers
Clark
Butte Miner Reflects Miner Sentiment Dispute
A note contrasts the Butte Miner’s stance with the actual mood of local miners, suggesting the paper failed to mirror workers’ views on ongoing labor issues.
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Butte
Jerome Citizens Obey Clark's Jeromans Decree
In Butte residents have freedom while Jerome residents follow Clark's orders dictating local behavior as the Jeromans conform to his rule.
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Butte
Jerome
Clark
Clark’s Clarkism Defeats Reputation as a Runner
W A Clark struggles as a runner with Clarkism cited as the obstacle. No race horses bear his name, underscoring his challenged reputation in athletic circles.
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W. A. Clark
Sovereign Angrily Criticized Labor Activist Stance
The remark targets J. R. Sovereign calling him a discredited labor agitator and notes his continued pay, accusing him of stamping the state for Boodler Clark while earning more than he is worth.
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J. R. Sovereign
Boodler Clark
Clark's mud experiments spark caution on ammunition
After several failed trials, Clark questions mud as a viable artillery material, noting its ineffectiveness as ammunition. The remark suggests growing skepticism about using mud in experiments.
Ferguson Incident Recalled as Wild Throw in Baseball Circles
In baseball circles the Ferguson incident is cited as a notable wild throw. It recalls a dramatic miscue by a fielder during a game context.
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Clark
Feguson
Clark of Montana Seen As Whole Barrelful Of Monkeys
The Tacoma Ledger wryly critiques Clark of Montana saying he runs a show and is the entire cage of monkeys, presenting him as a self styled barrelful of monkeys.
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Clark
Montana
Tacoma Ledger
Toole Platform Attacked Over Boodle Ties
The Hon. Joseph K. Toole runs on a platform that praises a convicted boodler while avoiding any criticism of boodle. This statement highlights the tension between Toole’s campaign posture and the controversial backing cited by opponents.
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Joseph K. Toole
Laborers Learn Ferguson Was Not a Friend of Labor
Laboring men who once believed Ferguson favored workers now discover they were misled about his stance. The piece portrays a shift in opinion among laborers regarding his support and policies.
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Ferguson
Bryan urged to press slavery issue in Buins dialogue
Springfield Republican notes Mr. Bryan should continue speaking on slavery in the Buins and criticizes administration stance. It argues discussion is better than silence and questions why a country with the thirteenth amendment still buys slave lands while bravery remains unchallenged.
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Springfield Republican
Bryan
Clark senatorial record dominates campaign clash
The piece argues Clark’s senate record is the real campaign issue as Clark’s backers push a futures oriented agenda while doodle campaigners avoid confronting his claims. It notes Clark’s seat, his summons before a committee of nine distinguished senators, and the weeks given to prove he did not buy the seat.
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Clark
W. A. Clark
Elec
Clarks
Coeur d Alene Troubles Stump Montana Inquiry
Congressional investigation testimony aims to blunt Montana election focus by claiming no Amalgamated Copper or Standard Oil links to Coeur d Alene properties. The Montana stumping centers on campaign distractions amid lingering Idaho, Montana tensions.
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Bull
Idaho
Montana
Tower of
Clarkville and Clark Reductio in a page of puns
The text mocks Clarkville and Clark’s vaudeville with sharp satirical lines. It contrasts Hogan and Toole with Hon erty and Trucu leney, and accuses Clark of wasting money on Arizona shin plasters. It also accuses Clark Reductio Works of increasing output of perfidy and dishonor this week.
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Clark Reductio
Helena Spirit Predicts McKinley Victory and Local Advertisements
In England a sovereign equals 4.88 dollars while a J. R. stamp sovereign is 34.58 less here. A Helena medium claims a spirit says McKinley will win, and the paper notes Ananais spirit in Helena. Wanted at once a few more good liars and experienced men to apply at Butte Miner office.
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England
J. R
Helena
McKinley
Ananais
Butte Miner
Century Dictionary Update Leans On New Entries
The forthcoming Century dictionary edition will include a batch of new entries and revisions. It signals ongoing expansion of definitions, usage notes, and etymologies to reflect contemporary language and scholarly references.
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Century
General Harrisons Letter Draws Criticism
The Cincinnati Enquirer denounces General Harrison for his recent letter, saying he should have remained silent to preserve dignity and party ties. The Kansas City Times and McKinley rhetoric are cited as urging Filipinos to surrender for a peaceful but constrained governance.
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The
Cincinnati Enquirer
General Harrison
United States
Kansas City Times
George IL
William McKinley
Campaign document claims 50 million for army supplies funneled to producers
The Republican National Committee released a campaign document asserting that nearly 50 million dollars spent on army supplies has gone directly into the hands of producers, including farmers, stockraisers, and growers, among others.
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New York World
Republican National Committee
Philippine War Costs Highlighted by Taxpayer Burden
In a critical note, the article contrasts the over year of fighting with $100,000,000 spent and 5000 American lives lost. It emphasizes that every dollar and life came at taxpayer expense and frames the war as a costly, inglorious conflict.
Questioning Slavery and Jurisdiction in the Sulu Archipelago
The Philadelphia Times weighs whether slavery exists in the Sulu archipelago and if it falls under U S jurisdiction. It concludes slavery is present by fact and the archipelago is subject to U S jurisdiction, prompting questions about constitutional reach.
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The
Philadelphia Times
United States
Sulu Archipelago
Republicans Hold Narrow Lead in Next House Yet Democrats Could Gain
An impartial forecast shows Republicans at 172 seats, down 18, Democrats at 167 up 3, and 8 in doubt. The GOP would be in a 3 seat minority with 19 doubtful districts. Democrats could seize House control with concerted effort.
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New York World
House of Representatives
Anti-Imperialists Back McKinley Vote for Lifelong Fight
The Springfield Republican notes anti-imperialists may vote for McKinley and commit to opposing imperialism for life. It applauds their plan to continue the cause across generations as McKinley is re-elected.
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Springfield
Mass
Mr. McKinley
No Banquets for McKinley Declares Harrison Policy Critique
A terse political exchange frames Mr. Harrison’s admonitions as meaningful to discerning minds. The piece notes Mr. Flerrison’s sharp critique of Republican policy to date and hints at ongoing partisan tensions.
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McKinley
Harrison
Flerrison
Notable Transatlantic Figures and Diplomatic Moves Cast
James P McDonald plans a 50 mile Guayaquil to Quito railway project and is a southerner by birth. Alvarez Calderon the new Peruvian minister in Washington has placed two sons and two nephews in Maryland agricultural college Hyattsville study agriculture and mechanics. Queen Victoria reportedly unable to attend parliament opening due to age and physical limits. Dr Thomas H Norton hosted a Phi Beta Kappa dinner in Peru with students from Harvard Princeton Yale Vascar Hamilton Bowdoin Amherst Williams and Columbia. James Bryce in Paris notes his limited familiarity with the city. Baron von Sternberg leaves post, Count Quadt arrives as successor, Countess Quadt daughter of Italian ambassador to Denmark. The late Lord Russell presided at a dinner for Sir Henry Irving. a quip about speeches follows.
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Alvarez Calderon
Washington
Maryland Agricultural College
Hyattsville
Thomas H. Norton
Harpool
Turkey
Phi Beta Kappa Society
Peru
Harvard
Princeton
Yale
Vascar
Hamilton
Bowdein
Amherst
Williams
Columbia
Baron von Sternberg
Count Quadt
Countess Quadt
Signor Martino
Denmark
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