Anaconda Standard Publishing Company notice
The text outlines the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Mont with subscription rates, daily and Sunday editions, offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls, telephone numbers, and distribution at various train stations and courier stops. It also notes a Washington Bureau and a 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
New Montana
Societe Des Lienrimertes Fer
Place de l'Opera
Parle
Standard Publishing Company
Amaconda
Mont
Anaconda Standard
Montana
Losses in the Philippines Amid Protracted War
The article argues that Philippine losses are severe though not in headline battles. By Sept 24 total deaths on battlefield and from wounds reached 1017, plus 1715 died of disease, with 2374 wounded, totaling 5106 casualties and many more crippled. Over nine weeks ending Sept 4, 392 deaths and 104 wounded added to the toll, illustrating a grim, ongoing cost of the war.
Pressing the Silver Issue in 1890s Politics
The piece argues McKinley Roosevelt and Hanna push silver as the key issue to divert from monetary debate. It claims they avoid economic discussion, favoring catchy phrases about honest money and denouncing “dishonest” miners, while alleging silver would raise prices without changing bullion value. The text notes Republicans favor silver to win eastern support.
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McKinley
Roosevelt
Hanna
Montana Democratic Platform Cheers Independence and Honest Polities
Montanans attended the convention where delegates from counties with heavy Democratic votes backed for free coinage and home rule within the party. The platform denounces bribery, pledges independence, and urges integrity, warning that the current state’s threats to official honesty must not derail reform. The paper endorses Mr. Hugan and urges support for the ticket as a whole to achieve political emancipation.
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Montana
Orvan
Clark
Kansas City
Clintheick
Geldbug
Independent Democratic Party
Foeti
Tt Porttuate Berg
Vun
Simeast
Moshe
Hugan
Carnes
Uil Miesi
Gold Democrats split over imperialism and the 1896 campaign
The article argues Gold Democrats are divided over Bryan and imperialism. It claims Republicans push a gold standard defense to rally wealth power and defeat McKinley. It notes criticism of calls that liberty applies to the Philippines and questions the credibility of claims about bloc support across states.
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Bryan
Fox
Republican Party
Mechwinley
Philippine Islands
Ilipinos
Perio
Philippines
McKinley
Colercion
Senator Warren as a Claimer in a Western States List
The Salt Lake Tribune reports Warren from Washington as optimistic about McKinley’s appeal in six western states. California Oregon Wyoming Kansas Washington and South Dakota are named as certain McKinley targets, with note of Wyoming complicating the assessment.
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Colorado
Montana
Idaho
Utah
Nevada
Net
McKinley
MeKinley
Enator Warren
The
Salt Lake Tribune
Washington, D. C
Missouri
McHinley
California
Orezon
Wryoming
Kansas
Washington
South Dakota
Ulster King Act Photo Sparks Campaign and Fancy
The article discusses W A Cle possibly posing as an Ulster king ancestor for a publicity stunt. It notes the widespread press coverage, neutral or praising, and warns the king costume could be a marketing ploy. It references legends of Commodus and staged realism versus truth in public images.
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W. A. Cle
Ulster
Minneapolis Times
Clark
Arr
Mr. Clar
Strel
Strate
Tsoemavs
Mir
Toin
Tister
Clarescone
Cosiu Iark
Fragmentary OCR Reflects Royal Attire and Ritual Imagery
The text offers fragmented imagery of ancient royalty including royal costumes, Ulster kings, and ceremonial regalia. It suggests comparisons between attire and status, with scattered references to crowns, robes, and ceremonial objects, all amid unclear syntax.
Census Shifts Hit Helena Hard As Bozeman Figures Rise
The census shows Montana’s capital Helena loses about twenty percent of its population through the decade while other cities like Bozeman gain. The piece notes the broader impact on state prospects, schools, and political dynamics amid national interest in census results. It references Anaconda, Helena, and nearby figures, with commentary on political figures and forthcoming conventions.
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Helen
Popater Drift Toward Brean Opinion On Price
A Boston Post summary notes a rising popular sentiment toward Price driven by trust in his integrity and intellect. It asserts that more Americans now view him as orderable with power and unlikely to act rashly, reflecting broader gains for an independent vote movement drawn from reader commentary in The Des Moines Leader.
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Popater
Brean
Boston Post
Price
Mr. Krvan
Debs votes and Hanna in early 1900s party talk
The clippings discuss the Debs vote in Indiana and Delaware Democracy versus Republican talk. They reference Senator Hanna, President McKinley, tariff debates, and Mark Hanna’s methods with Chicago luncheons for fundraising.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Clark's Show Business in Montana Campaign Farce
Oakland Tribune notes Millonaire Clark of Montana plans a vaudeville style political tour with showgirls and performances. The piece likens the stunt to a ragtime campaign and mocks it as sham politics lacking substance. It references other papers’ takes on Clark and predicts a flashy, cheap spectacle.
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Oakland Tribune
Millonaire Clark
Montana
Butte
Clark
Clarks
Pictueas Burrum
Notable society notes and international arbitration credit
In society news Lord Percy, heir to the Northumberland dukedom, wins a common elite distinction at Oxford. A NES daughter prepares for a presidential campaign move from England. Mrs Haivh, a Vassar graduate with two degrees, is noted. Credit for Costa Rica Colombia border arbitration goes to Walter Q. Gresham posthumously. A French journalist observes Lord Salisbury walking. Depew comments on education. Roger Wolcott reportedly declined Rome embassy to remain in the United States.
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Lord Percy
Duke O Northumberland
Oxford
Nes
Cady Stantror Wild
England
Haivh
Vassar
Stanton Watch
Costa Rica
Colombia
Walter Q. Gresham
Portrait of Sir Charles Hundreds of Honors
The passage notes Sir Charles as a venerable Canadian political figure with a long life of service as vicar and public leader. It mentions his two sons at Harvard College and his oldest son’s June graduation, plus predicted conservative victory in upcoming elections. It highlights numerous titular honors from the queen, learned societies, and universities across England, Scotland, and Canada.
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Butens
Bens
Harvard College
Aky Charikke Tusper
Dominicon of
Canada
Sir Charles
England
Scotland
Cure of ironclad fever shows ventilation needs
Experiments reveal the Monitor and Merrimac fight suffered from inadequate air in the turret. Exploding gunpowder gases rose below, suffocating crew and hampering work. Necessity spurred development of artificial ventilation. Previous methods persisted until new measures emerged.
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Monitor
Merrimac
Ironclad Ventilation Changes and a Puzzling Fever Doomed
The article describes early ironclads with rotary blowers and air systems to ventilate aboard. It notes how airflow methods varied by design and mentions ironclad fever a disease confined to those ships. Ventilation later ended the fever and left ironclads regarded as healthier ships afloat.
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