Anaconda Standard Publishing Details and offices
The Anaconda Standard lists publication info including daily and Sunday editions and subscription rates. It notes main office in Anaconda with branches in Butte Missoula and Great Falls and addresses for Washington and regional bureaus. It provides newsstand locations in Chicago Denver Salt Lake City and Paris reading room access in Paris.
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The
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Chicago
Postoffice
Auditorium Annex
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Rver
Glenarm Street
Denver
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake
Second South Street
Lake
Anaconda Standard Leads Gailey Newspapers in Circulation
The Anaconda Standard reports the paper has the largest bona fide paid circulation in Montana among Gailey newspapers for six months ending June 2, 1900, with a daily and Sunday average of 11,722 readers.
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Anaconda Standard
Gailey
Montana
Bryan Stevenson ticket for president and vice president
A historical newspaper brief announces the Bryan Stevenson ticket running for president William J. Bryan of Nebraska and vice president Adlai E. Stevenson of Illinois on the upcoming electoral ballot, dated Tuesday October 2, 1900.
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William J. Bryan
Nebraska
Adlai E. Stevenson
Illinois
Clark Convention Rumors Dominate Deer Lodge County
In Deer Lodge County two or three Clark conventions are said to be held today with more possible. The piece argues Clark’s system bypasses primaries and caucuses and pays delegates, criticizing the Deer Lodge county events as mere Clark branding. A Helena trip produced a rump delegation deemed illegal by Clark's own committee.
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Deer V/ Lodge county
Clark
Deer Lodge County
Anaconda
Helena
State Committee
Clark County
Deer Lodge
Silver Bow
Butte
Cochran Attacks McKinley Policy in Chicago Speech
Bourke Cochran delivered a strong Chicago address opposing McKinley’s policy, marking one of his most forceful statements against imperial ventures. The New Yorker, a leading Bryan critic, captivated listeners with a historically and morally grounded critique of Porto Rico and the Philippines.
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Bourke Cockran
Chicago
Associated Press
McKinley
Cockran
Bryan
Evan Carl Schurz
Cochran
Democratic
Schurz
The
Standard
Mr. Cochran
New York
Porto Rico
Philippines
Montana State Democratic Convention Opens In Butte
The Montana state convention meets in Butte with broad county representation after disputes in Helena. Delegates aim to form a new unbossed party ticket defending Montana’s political integrity and rejecting boodle. Leaders stress honest, unselfish action to guide the movement.
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Helena
Montana
Differences in Territory Policy Between Jefferson and McKinley
The piece contrasts Jefferson’s peaceful Louisiana purchase with McKinley’s expansion into the Philippines, arguing the two policies differ in intent and risk. It cites Cochran to claim Jefferson avoided war by acquiring territory, while McKinley’s move invites friction and demands a larger army, urging conservative readers to consider the point.
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Philippines
Jefferson
Louisiana
Mr. McKinley
McKinley
Cochran
United States
Hanna and the Strike Sparks Republican Strategy
The article portrays Mark Hanna pushing for a settlement of the anthracite coal strike. It argues his efforts aim to help the Republican Party rather than to ease miners' conditions, noting the strike would hurt the party in the campaign and dismissing claims of broad prosperity.
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Hatever
Mark Hanna
Hanna
Republican Party
Hanna Morgan talks twist wages for miners sparks election ties
Report says Mr. Hanna and J. Pierpont Morgan discussed a ten percent wage advance for miners seen as a campaign fund contribution. The plan, if accepted, would likely be short lived and viewed as Hanna's campaign maneuver rather than a lasting business concession.
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Hanna
J. Pierpont Morgan
Mr. Morgan
Mark Hanna
Republican Party
Mr. Hanna
Pennsylvania
McKinley
Where Does the Consumer Come to?
In Springfield Mass Republican the large coal operators vow not to recognize the United Mine Workers and will stall coal output through winter unless miners starve. The piece suggests the public may be forced to bear the impact or see a state intervention to compel a settlement between owners and workers.
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Springfield
Mass
United Mine Workers’ Union
Trio of McKinleyites in Savannah News Indictment
Neely, Heath’s protege, faces indictment for stealing public funds. Rathbone, Heath’s friend, linked to the Neely scandal. Perry Heath works in Chicago on campaign efforts urging vindication of the administration and his recommendations.
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Savannah News
Neely
Heath
Rathbone
Perry Heath
Chicago
Boss Rale in Michigan
The Saginaw News hints at a proposal for direct election of United States senators. It argues that voters choosing senators would yield a more representative Senate and reduce corruption in legislation.
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Boss Rale
Michigan
Saginaw News
United States
Legis
McKinley administration labeled as scheming and self serving
The piece condemns Michigan lawmakers as controlled by a political boss who funds campaigns to secure votes for senator McKinley. It criticizes opportunism favoritism and evasion of duty as hallmark traits of his administration since his inauguration.
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Michigan
Houston Post
McKinley
Senator Hanna Denies Existence of Any Trusts Across the Land
The Philadelphia Ledger reports Senator Hanna claiming no trusts exist nationwide while Congress cites abundant proof in the Congressional Library and official senate committee reports proving many trusts do. The contradiction highlights a public dispute over trust power and oversight.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Congressional Library
Congressional Record
Senate
United States
Hanna
Fragmented humor snippets from early 20th century newspapers
A collage of short comic lines and captions from papers like Detroit Free Press Harper's Bazar Philadelphia Evening Bulletin Tit Bits and Albany Journal. The items lampoon social roles weddings politics and manners with witty exchanges and cartoonish vignettes.
General Sternberg on the Army Canteen
Surgeon General Sternberg clarifies a published statement on opposing the army canteen and notes initial misgivings. He cites observed reductions in drunkenness and soldier proclivity to leave stations for spirits.
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General Sternberg
Washington
Sternberg
Corbin
Clergyman Arraigns Powers Over China Uprising
Boston clergy report at a Congregationalist ministers meeting. Dr Francis A Clark president of the United Christian Endeavor association argues that foreign greed fueled China clashes. He says China is awakened and Christians must act to honor missionaries and ensure their sacrifices were not in vain.
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Boston
Congregationalist
Francis A. Clark
United Christian Endeavor Association
China
Clarke
Massachusetts
America
Great Britain
Connecticut Town Meeting Elections Result Summary
New Haven on October 1 reports that 162 Connecticut towns held elections while Hartford New Haven Bridgeport Ansonia Derby and Naugatuck did not. By midnight 138 towns reported Republican majorities in 103 and Democratic in 35. Compared with 1899 Republicans led in 135 towns and Democrats in 37. If missing towns reflect last year, Republicans would hold 119 towns to Democrats 43, a net Republican loss of six Democratic towns.
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New Haven
Conn
Connecticut
Hartford
Bridgeport
Ansonia
Derby
Naugatuck
Cornea
Notable British Leaders and Explorers Highlight 19th Century Notices
Multiple brief items note Mrs Grover Cleveland visiting Tryingham Massachusetts in Berkshire country far from rail lines. Mentions of King Loubet and President Faure with lordly remarks. Explorers Mrs Fanny Bullock Workman and Miss Chadwick gain coverage for dangerous journeys. A Boston hall features a glass sounding board by Mrs Apthorp. Lucci, the Italian fast, features at Paris exposition with 40 day fast locked in a glass chamber for science.
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Grover Cleveland
Tryingham
Mass
Berkshire Hills
New Chickering Hall
Boston
William F. Apthorp
Apthorp
Lucci
Bucci
M. Marguery
Paris Food Supply Association
M'Kenzie Arrest Mission Sets Sail from San Francisco
Deputy U S Marshals Shelly Monckton and George H Burnham depart for Seattle then Cape Nome aboard the Senator to arrest Alexander McKenzie the Nome mining receiver for contempt of a writ issued by Judge Morrow and to secure return of mining claims to prior holders with military aid if needed.
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San Francisco
United States
Shelly Monckton
George H. Burnham
Seattle
Cape Nome
Alexander McKenzie
Nome
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Morrow
Game Postponed by Snowstorm in Helena Series
Special dispatch reports that Helena and Great Falls postponed today’s game due to several inches of snow. The final game of the series will be played on the first fair day.
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Helena
Great Falls
London Welcomes Yerkes
The Daily Mail runs an exhaustive article on Charles T. Yerkes and his purchase of the Charing Cross and Hempstead underground railroad charter. Editorials say London needs such a man at the juncture and praise his Chicago street railway enterprise as a sign of welcome for his arrival.
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London
The
Daily Mail
Charles T. Yerkes
Charing Cross and Hempstead
Yerkes
Chicago
Captain J v Henry Held on Embezzlement Charge in Railway Mail Service
Quincy Illinois October 1 Captain J v Henry who recently resigned as assistant postmaster was arrested today on alleged embezzlement of 3300 dollars from the National Railway Mail Service Benevolent Association where he served as secretary and treasurer since its origin He had given the association a bond of 10000 dollars.
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Quincy, II
J. v. Henry
National Railway Mail Service, Benevolent Association
Campaign Opens in Arizona for Congressional Delegates
Phoenix October 1 campaign in the territory will be formally opened this week. The two rival democratic candidates for delegates to Congress Mark Smith and J F Wilson will hold separate meetings. Statehood is the rallying cry for both parties.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Congress
Mark Smith
J. F. Wilson
Statehood
New Union Pacific Ties Probe Salt Lake Los Angeles Route
General Manager Dickinson and W A Clark met in Cheyenne to discuss the proposed Salt Lake to Los Angeles railroad link. They then left for Salt Lake City.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Dickinson
Union Pacific Railway
W. A. Clark
Montana
Salt Lake
Los Angeles
Democrats Nominate Ticket for Custer County
In Custer County Miles City dispatch notes Democrats nominated E. H. Johnson known as Skew for senator and J. L. Hopkins Forsythe with F. D. O'Neil for representatives O. C. Cato for sheriff S. M. Schwartz treasurer Joseph Deckert county clerk Henry Beeman clerk of court as part of the slate.
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Custer County
Standard
Miles City
E. H. Johnson
Skew
J. L. Hopkins
Forsythe
F. D. O'Neil
O. C. Cato
S. M. Schwartz
Joseph Deckert
Henry Beeman
Court Names Burgess Assessor and Two Commissioners
Court action names John Burgess as assessor and commissioners R G Wear George Mendenhall and Taomar Gibb in the proceedings.
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John Burgess
R. G. Wear
George Mendenhall
Taomar Gibb
Navy to receive contracts for six armored cruisers
Washington on October 1 reports that proposals for construction by contract of six armored cruisers will be received at the navy department until 12 o'clock noon on Friday December 7, 1900, when they will be publicly opened.
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Washington
Navy Department
Baden Powell to Lead Transvaal Police Force
General Baden Powell has arrived at Pretoria to command a police force in the Transvaal and Orange River country, with plans for a 12,000 man force all under his command.
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Pretoria
Baden- Powell
Transvaal
Orange River
Baden-Powel
California Supreme Court Grants New Trial in Hoff Murder Case
The California supreme court has ordered a new trial for Albert Hoff, convicted of murder in San Francisco. Supporters of Mrs. Cordelia Botkin, serving life for poisoning Mrs. John T. Dunning, hope for a similar chance. Attorney George A. Knight asserts Botkin deserves a new trial.
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California Supreme Court
Albert Hoff
San Francisco
Cordelia Boikin
John T. Dunning
George A. Knight
Botkin
Botkin case sparks constitutional dispute over jury charge
The judge’s delivery of the jury charge is criticized as unconstitutional and the Botkin retrial faces hurdles with key Delaware witnesses potentially unavailable. Mrs Botkin remains confident that a new Supreme Court ruling will grant a retrial and free her.
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Delaware
Royal Editor Heads Bi Lingual New Zealand Paper
In New Zealand an eight page locally printed paper titled the Pleiades of Seven Stars appears with three columns per page. Its editor is royalty, namely Tawbiao, described as royal highness and monarch when off the throne.
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New Zealand
Pleiades of Seven Stars
Tawbiao
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