Anaconda Standard publication details and offices
The Anaconda Standard announces publication frequencies and prices, with main office at Standard Block Anaconda Montana. It lists branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls and a Washington Bureau, plus newsstand locations in Chicago San Francisco Denver Salt Lake and Paris reading room for Montana visitors.
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Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Chicago
Postoffice
Auditorium Annex
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Denver
Glenarm Street
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake
Second South Street
O. Montana
Paris
Societe Des Imprimeries Emercier
Place de l'Opera
Anvard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mont
Anacorda Standard Boasts Largest Montana Circulation
The Anacorda Standard proclaims a larger bona fide paid circulation than all other Montana daily newspapers combined. For six months ending June 30, 1900 the average daily and Sunday circulation was 11,722.
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Anacorda Standard
Montana
Losses in the Philippines Grow Heavier
A late 19th or early 20th century dispatch notes mounting American casualties in the Philippines. By September 24 total deaths reached 2 732 from battle disease and wounds, with 4 496 losses including wounded. The nine weeks ending that date showed 106 killed or died of wounds and 286 died of disease.
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Philippines
Why They Press the Silver Issue
A political column argues that Republican leaders including McKinney Roosevelt and Hanna push the silver issue to distract from the money question. It contends they will rely on catchy phrases about honest money and the alleged free coinage dispute to shape public opinion without debating monetary principles.
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Atention
McKinney
Roosevelt
Hanna al
Montana Democrats Seek Clean Government and Unity
A Montana convention showcased broad party representation and a strong stand against bribery, endorsing Bryan and free coinage while denouncing Clark delegates. It praised candidate Hogan and the Independent Democracy platform urging home rule and integrity, pledging full support for the ticket.
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Bryan
National Democracy
Clark
Kansas City
Independent Democratic Party
Republicans defend imperialism and gold standard in campaign
The article argues Republican leaders push a single issue of imperialism and the gold standard to rally wealth-backed support. It contends McKinley’s foreign policy is defended with rhetoric while opposing views on self-government in the Philippines are ignored. It notes alarm at the use of force and questions the flag's meaning abroad.
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Bryan
Repubican
McKinley
Philippine Islands
Philippines
Senator Warren as a Claimer
The Salt Lake Tribune reports from Washington DC that Senator Warren of Wyoming claims six western states will support McKinley California Oregon Wyoming Kansas Washington and South Dakota. He extends beyond that assertion and continues speaking on McKinley’s prospects in the region.
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Salt Lake Tribune
Washington, D. C
Missouri
McKinley
California
Oregon
Wyoming
Kansas
Washington
South Dakota
Enator Warren
Politician’s sanguine map shows McKinley state claims
The speaker predicts McKinley will win in Colorado Montana Idaho Utah Nevada Nebraska and more as he lists a dozen states. He hints he omitted the solid South perhaps to balance losses in the East, and observers call him a sharp claimer.
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Colorado
Montana
Idaho
Utah
Nevada
Nebraska
McKinley
Asia
Ulster King Act Campaign Photo Stirring Public Debate
The piece questions W A Clark's alleged photograph dressed as an Ulster king, calling it a campaign stunt by the showman and likening it to theatrical publicity. It notes suppression of denial, possible advertising merit, and parallels with royal theatrics and stage history.
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W. A. Clark
Ulster
Minneapolis Times
Clark
Mr. Clark
Marie Antoinette
Commodor
Commodus
Helena Census Drops Twenty Percent Since Last Count
The Helena population falls by about twenty percent in the decade, dropping to 19,772 from earlier estimates. The capital dispute faded, but Anaconda’s census forecast looms as officials warn the Anaconda total may be even lower or padded to avoid a smaller tally than student attendance numbers.
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Helena
Montana
Helena Board of Trade
Anaconda
Diamonds Stolen At Expected Time Plate Clark Scene
Clark fears big diamonds will be stolen at the proper time while Joe Toole grows sicker as the independent democratic convention proceeds.
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Clark
Joe Toole
Longevity of English Elections Draws Comment
The author notes the English election process resembles cricket in its enduring nature. The remark highlights the prolonged and persistent political contests associated with Britain but offers no specific events or dates.
Showman Clark Could Hit With Fitzsimmons and Corbett
Clark may partner with Fitzsimmons and Corbett to stage a comeback and score a big hit. The potential lineup suggests a crowd drawing event with high hopes for success.
McConnell Tears Grow With Convention Enthusiasm
A satirical note claims Judge McConnell will shed four more gallons of tears daily as coverage of the Independent democratic convention excites him. The line exaggerates emotion for humorous effect and references the activist gathering.
Kelley for Congress Prominent at Grand Stand Appearance
The grand stand will host Mr. Kelley as the congressional nominee makes a public appearance. Spectators expect a lively address outlining campaign priorities and support from local officials.
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Kelley
Congress
Mr Clark’s shows not of the pantomime order
The article notes that none of Mr Clark's performances will be pantomime style, indicating a departure from that format. It mentions expectations around his stage approach and audience reception without detailing specific works or dates.
Grand fall opening of Mr. Clark's barrel event
Advertised grand opening occurs on Saturday for Mr. Clark's barrel display and sale. Local notices promote the event with a Saturday date and involved party.
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Mr. Clark
Shanghai Correspondent Finds Nerve in Coal Country
The report notes the Shanghai correspondent’s apparent ease and familiarity in covering the anthracite coal regions, suggesting a growing immersion in distant business circles and regional life.
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Shanghai
Ex President Harrison Emerges From Woods After Summer
Ex President Harrison has finally left the woods where he spent the summer but has not yet emerged fully. The veteran statesman appeared in public briefly and his movements remain limited as he resumes routine life.
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Harrison
McKinley
Clark’s claim to Ulster ancestry questioned
The article argues Mr. Clark failed to justify his choice of kings of Ulster, noting he could have secured a lineage linking to Charlemagne or Alexander the Great instead of the contested connections.
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Clark
Ulster
Charlemagne
Alexander the Great
Uncertain political move targets steady leadership
A murky report suggests China may extend authority until March 4 to designate a new top official. The idea links to Adlai Stevens and a central power shift, with no firm confirmation from official channels.
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China
Adlai Stevenson
Miners Refuse Short-Weight Peace Overtures
The striking coal miners politely but firmly decline all peace overtures offering a shorter work stoppage or reduced demands, insisting on their full terms remain nonnegotiable.
Mr Clark vaudeville shows and yellow politics
The note suggests Mr Clark's vaudeville shows may reach advance notices and be as yellow as his politics. It frames the comparison as a caution about upcoming public performances and political stance.
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Mr. Clark
Hanna Breaks Bad Break Record in GOP Circles
Widespread GOP sentiment says Mr. Hanna is breaking the bad-break record, drawing attention within Republican circles to his handling and public impact of the issue.
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Mr. Hanna
Mr Clark’s Jugglers Practice Barrel Feats
A group led by Mr Clark works on juggling stunts using a barrel as the prop. The emphasis is on skill and coordination as performers execute routine juggling sequences.
Circus Peanut and Pink Lemonade Privileges Debate
It is not yet announced which official, Judge Bickford or Tom Hinds, will hold the peanut and pink lemonade privileges of the circus.
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Judge Bickford
Tom Hinds
Popular Drift Toward Bryan
The Boston Post notes a strong trend of popular sentiment toward Bryan. It observes that as people know him better he gains trust and confidence in his integrity character and intelligence. He is viewed as capable and unlikely to act rashly, strengthening his new element of strength.
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The
Boston Post
Bryan
The Growing Independent Vote in Des Moines Leader
The Des Moines Leader surveys the ballot landscape noting a rising share of American voters who identify as independents while major parties face renewed challenge to mobilize this segment. The piece frames implications for upcoming elections and party strategies.
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Des Moines
Debs Vote Shifts in Indiana Politics
The piece notes rising independent voters and dwindling ticket scruples. It argues Debs support in Indiana will largely come from factory workers in the gas belt, challenging Republican hopes based on Democratic votes.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Delaware Democracy Faces Critique From National Press
The Philadelphia Record notes that years of Republican rhetoric warned against bourbon democracy in Delaware. It argues Delaware democracy, though at a low moral ebb, would still compare favorably with Delaware Republicanism, calling the current state of affairs villainous and no longer a scarecrow for Republicans.
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Philadelphia Record
Delaware
McKinley Hanna clash over stump speeches questioned
A Cincinnati Enquirer commentary argues McKinley may not let Hanna stay on the stump while Hanna could force the president to skip public addresses. The piece notes tariff issues and Porto Rican tariff policy would be publicly criticized if McKinley spoke in towns.
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The
Cincinnati Enquirer
McKinley
Hanna
Ifis
Hanna’s fiery campaign rhetoric draws critics’ ire
The Atlanta Constitution mocks Senator Hanna’s anxiety over the presidential race. It questions his temper and accuses him of acting as the McKinley campaign’s loudmouth and arsonist.
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Atlanta Constitution
Hanna
Roosevelt
Burchard
McKinley
Luncheons in Chicago Highlight Hanna Ties
Des Moines Leader notes Hanna’s strategy of courting wealthy Republicans through social meals, suggesting his Chicago luncheons are aimed at securing support and influence for his political ambitions.
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Des Moines Leader
Hanna
Chicago
Clark's Show Business In Montana Campaign Farce
The Oakland Tribune attacks Millonaire Clark's Montana campaign plan as a vaudeville tour with show people and political stunts. It condemns the spectacle as dry, cheap, and fake, invoking Phineas Barnum to mock the candidacy and its mock issues.
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Oakland Tribune
Millonaire Clark
Montana
Butte
Clark
Phineas Barnum
New York Candidate Clark Plains Vaudeville Tour
W A Clark from New York, running for Montana senator, plans to unveil a vaudeville show tied to his campaign. Despite eggs being valuable in the corporate state, the acts are expected to get a yellow reception from audiences.
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Omaha Bee
W. A. Clark
New York
Montana
Hie
Montana Candidate Plans Campaign Tour as Vaudeville Act
United States Senator Clark of Montana intends to make his campaign tour an adjunct to a traveling vaudeville show. He has not announced any dates for Bryan.
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San Francisco
Cal
United States
Sewater Clark
Montana
Bryan
Aristocratic Personal News and Public Affairs Notes
Lord Percy wins a prize at Oxford amid aristocratic privilege. Harriet Stanton Watch, daughter of Elizabeth Cady Stanton, plans to join the presidential campaign from Ireland. Mrs Hatch, Vassar graduate, holds two degrees. Costa Rica Colombia dispute credited to Walter Q. Gresham for pioneering arbitration in 1894. Lord Salisbury seen walking in Vosges amid anti British sentiment tied to the South African War. Senator Depew on educating the rich says every young man should earn his own living, Vanderbilt example cited. Friends say Roger Walcott declined Rome embassy to remain in Massachusetts with his family.
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Harriet Stanton Watch
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Faeland
Hatch
Vassar
Depew
Roger Walcott
Massachusetts
Rome
Sir Charles Tupper Dominant Figure in Canadian Politics
In his eightieth year Sir Charlee Tupper is seen as the dominion’s grand old man. He predicts a Conservative victory and remains mentally sharp and active since 1878 when his party surged to power. His honors include many abbreviations from the queen and universities across England, Scotland, and Canada.
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Charlee Tupper
Dominion of Canada
Sir Charles
England
Scotland
Canada
Cure of ironclad fever in Monitor and Merrimac
The Monitor and Merrimac battle revealed insufficient air in the turreted steam ere and deadly suffocating gases from gunpowder explosions. This prompted the adoption of artificial ventilation, abandoning centuries old methods under new conditions.
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Monitor
Merrimac
Ventilating Ironclads and the Ironclad Fever
The Monitor used a steam driven rotary blower to move air through the ship and later ironclads added ventilation to improve habitability. Early ironclads developed a disease called ironclad fever with typhus like symptoms and aphonia, but ventilation eliminated the illness and made metal ships far safer for crews.
Remembrance in Forgetting and Forgiveness
A Life magazine line notes a woman who refuses to forgive a man for forgetting her yet may nearly love him for trying to forget her. The paradox highlights memory as the core of lasting feeling.
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