Anaconda Standard Publishing Company details
The notice lists publication details for The Anaconda Standard, including daily and Sunday editions, subscription rates, post office handling for the United States Canada and Mexico, branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls, Washington Bureau address and newsstand locations in Chicago San Francisco Denver Salt Lake and Paris Société des Imprimeries Lemercier. It instructs to address general business letters to the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana.
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The
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Chicago
Postoffice
Auditorium Annex
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Denver
Glenarm Street
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake
Second South Street
Anaconda Standard Leads Montana Paper Circulation
The Anaconda Standard reports a six month average paid circulation ending June 30, 1900 of 11,722, higher than all other daily newspapers in Montana combined.
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Anaconda Standard
Montana
The Sulu Treaty and McKinley’s Policy Stance
The piece critiques the 1899 Sulu Treaty granting slavery and polygamy protections and salaries to the sultan and officers. It argues the US Constitution and federal law forbid these practices, questions defense of treaty by appeasement, and warns war with the Sulus would be easier than with larger Filipino forces.
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Eb Sulu
McKinley
United States
Luzon
Bulu
M-Nkintey
McKinley’s Peace Policy Criticized Amid Philippine War
The speaker denounces a treaty seen as violating American liberty and home sanctity while pursuing war against millions of Christian Filipinos. An army of 66 000 fights, spending nearly 200 million dollars, with about 3 000 American deaths and around 2 000 Filipino deaths, is cited as proof of a paradoxical love of peace.
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Sulu Islands
Mr. McKinley
Independent Democrats rally reshapes Montana politics
In Butte a statewide independent democratic convention formed to oppose Clark and expose bribery. Delegates declare the Clark ticket a doodle scheme and pledge allegiance to a new Montana Democratic movement seen as the likely winner in November. The gathering rapidy marks a shift against perceived corruption.
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Clark
Helena
Butte
Montana
New Democracy
Montana silver and coinage influence on mining value
Analysis argues silver demonetization depresses output and price, linking coinage value to bullion. Cites historical episodes from 1873 onward, noting mint closures in India and China, Japanese indemnity payments, and the Bland bill’s effect on silver near par.
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Butte
Gage
India
China
Japan
House of Representatives
Silver coinage and Bryan vs McKinley in Montana choice
The piece argues for William Jennings Bryan and free coinage, claiming silver would rise with his election and fall under McKinley’s gold standard. It asserts silver interests in Montana depend on electing Bryan to influence Congress and the presidency, boosting mining.
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House
Bryan
McKinley
Montana
Congress
Hanna
House of Representatives
United States
He Welcomes Himself Again In Butte
The piece satirically notes W A Clark hosting self hosted receptions in Butte. It mocks the repeated private welcomes, arguing they cost him little and bring him personal pleasure, while noting the brass band stays in practice and the public endures the spectacle.
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Arived
Butte
W. A. Clark
Mr. Clark
Standard
H'A
Clark
The German and Chinese Emperors on an 1785 partridge tale
The piece compares an 1785 anecdote about a Duke of Orleans and a peasant to modern royal responses from German Emperor William and Chinese Emperor Kuang Hsu. It recounts a parable of murder, compensation, and ritual offerings, noting the stark contrast in responses to death and punishment.
Mangled War Rhetoric Sparks Cross-Racial Exchange
A quarrelsome exchange between two emperors is described as grotesque, highlighting racial tensions between Mongolian and Caucasian groups. The text mocks the idea of expiation through punishment and hints at a possible peace talk, labeling the correspondence as a national curiosity and a stain on Christendom.
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Erin
Chinamen
Keiley Claims The Clear Lead In Congressional Race
The report states that while several candidates run, Keiley has the strongest and clear advantage in the race for congress.
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Mr. Keiley
Settlement of the coal miners strike described as elusive
The article notes the settlement process for the coal miners strike is developing with shifting, unclear progress. Officials and union leaders engage in talks as expectations rise and fade, giving the situation a will o the wisp quality.
Painter’s Oil Canvas to be Burned by Order
It is understood that Mr. W. A. Clark has ordered the burning of his $42,000 painting The Choice of a Model because it is executed in oil.
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W. A. Clark
Clark signals retirement as vaudeville moves into Butte
The Butte Miner reports W. A. Clark threatened retirement from vaudeville yet his entrance into Butte yesterday did not read as a farewell.
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Butte Miner
W. A. Clark
Butte
Boer War Surprises Watchers With Sudden Expiring Kicks
A terse note describes how the Boer War intermittently startles observers at the bedside with brief expiring kicks, signaling its unpredictable, unsettling nature.
Emperor Offers Libations and Germany Responds with Threats
The emperor of China will pour libations on an altar for Baron von Ketteler while Germany threatens to pour broadsides into him. The independent democratic ticket is formed by young men with no has-beens or also ran candidates.
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Baron von Ketteler
Duke of
Orleans
Orleane
Kun Ying
Germany
Kwang-Hsu
Solemely
William
Imajesty
China
Aiser Williams Holds Ready Backing Against China
Aiser Williams shows a combative stance toward China likened to a fighting tomcat with his back up and ready for action. The remark highlights a tense posture and readiness for confrontation in foreign policy signals.
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Aiser William
China
Neglect Leaves Hays Out of Secretary of State Race
Mr. George M. Hays failed to gather the Republican nomination for secretary of state amid a contested field and party deliberations. The omission prompts questions about party strategy and future bids in the statewide race.
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Patrick Carney
Madison
D. G. O'Shea
Carton
Oliver Leiser
Deer Lodge
Joseph E. Marion
Missoula
George M Hays
Yellowstone
George M. Hays
Clark Barrel Grand Fall Opening Promised This Saturday
Patrons are urged to attend the grand fall opening of the Clark barrel store this Saturday. The promotional notice emphasizes a special event for shoppers and invites the local community to participate in the celebrations.
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Clark Barrel
Flopping Season Ends Soon for Intending Floppers
The note warns that only a few days remain in the flopping season, urging those who engage in flopping to act quickly before the period concludes.
Laster n Republican organs push Vieter Cole flank
Unrealistic efforts by Republican organs to amplify Vieter and Cole into another San Juan engagement are evident, signaling they are short on ammunition.
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Lastern
Vieter
President Kruger Faces Detention After Escape to Safe Haven
Reports indicate Kruger sought refuge but instead found himself detained as authorities tightened control. The move signals a shift in pursuit efforts and raises questions about the security situation surrounding the former leader.
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Kruger
Emperors Exchange Edicts Rather Than Blows
A historical report notes that the Chinese emperor and the German emperor are exchanging imperial edicts as a peaceful approach. Their actions mark a shift from confrontation to diplomacy, reflecting a formal dialogue between two powerful monarchies.
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China
Germany
Montana’s Oil Issue Mocked by Its Intellectuals
In Montana, the so called intelligent segment of society treats the oil issue with ridicule and lightness, downplaying its significance.
Prince Tuan and Chinese courts in trial conduct
If his trial is to be conducted by them Prince Tuan will doubtless succeed in doing business with the Chinese courts.
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Prince Tuan
Connecticut WCTU Opposes Cider in Mince Pies
The Connecticut WCTU protests the use of cider in mince pies, arguing it is a poor substitute for brandy and affirming their position as correct on the matter.
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Connecticut
Montaigne essays praised over last Saturday Herald attack
Mr. W. A. Clark prefers Montaigne's essays to the New York Herald piece last Saturday titled Senator Clark's Attack on Marcus Daly, finding the former more pleasant reading.
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W. A. Clark
Montaigne
New York Herald
Senator Clark
Marcus Daly
Toole Faces Polls After Convention Defeat by Clark
Joe Toole loses at the convention for governor by 266 to 214 and prepares to challenge in the upcoming election, aiming to surpass previous records with a strong campaign showing.
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Clark
Joe Toole
Circus posters urged for better turnout in Butte
Mr. Clark missed the crowd in Butte yesterday. The suggestion is to switch from hand bills to rainbow circus paper posters in all colors, six weeks ahead to boost attendance.
Current Comment on Hanna From The Washington Post
The piece depicts Hanna as a volatile figure with a sanguine temperament and notable physical traits. It warns against his emotional ebullitions and urges the avoidance of sentiment and invective for the sake of his party and wellbeing.
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The
Washington Post
Hanna
Higa
Mr. Hanna
Chicago
Henna
Administration backs free shipment without inspection
The text argues for passing the measure to allow plain duty shipments without customs checks and government-paid forwarding to various destinations. It suggests it would be inconsistent for the administration to encourage looting in Cuba, Puerto Rico, and the Philippines while frowning on it in China.
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Custom House
Cuba
Porto Rico
Philippines
China
Missoula Woman Seeks Protection in Domestic Disturbance Case
Mrs. John Larry files in Justice Houtchens court accusing husband John Larry of disturbing the peace and attempting to take her life. She says he fired a shot at midnight, lodged above Koopman & Co. meat market, and that a warrant was issued after he went to her room intoxicated seeking to harm her. They previously lived in Butte and moved to Missoula to escape trouble.
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Missoula
Justice Houtchens’ Court
John Larry
Larry
Koopman & Co
Main Street
Butte
Independent democrats praise Butte convention ticket
Delegates returned from the independence democrats convention in Butte arrive on the Copper City and north coast limited. Citizens commend the ticket and expect strong support in the fall election. General Marion’s nomination for lieutenant governor strengthens the ticket toward a likely victory.
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Missoula
Butte
Copper City
North Coast Limited
General Marion
Missing mail sack found after Clinton derailment delay
A mail sack placed on a Clinton station crane for No 1 disappeared at Clinton during a routing delay. It reappeared this morning on a pipe car after a freight train switch when a stake on a car knocked the sack off the crane. The railroad company suspects theft but found the sack intact.
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Missoula
Clinton
Brownies in Fairyland Delight Missoula Audience
Missoula Oct. 3 The Brownies in Fairyland played to a fair sized audience at Union Opera House. The inclement weather kept many away but the performance by the young troupe was creditable with well sung numbers and decent acting.
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Missoula
Union Opera House
Warner Hill Wins Futurity at Kentucky Trotters Meet
Lexington, Oct 2. The Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders association Futurity for 2 year olds carried a $5,000 purse and was won by Warner Hill from Walnut Hall stock. Priola failed as favorite amid multiple breaks. Gam Boy swept 2:12 pacing heats. Arch W led 2:12 trot favorites but sat out.
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Lexington
Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders’ Association
L. W. Harkness
Warner Hill
Walnut HM Stock Farm
Priola
Gam Boy
Lone
Arch W
Walnut Hall
May P. Leyburn
Jayne Gregor
Jack Roche
Grace Arlington
Balmy L
Vesper
Ione
Rex
Lord Simrall
Scapegoat
Sapphire
Fred M
Wilkie Redbuck
Izuma
George Anna
Lamp Girl
Edwin B
Onward
Max Olcutt
Iris O
Maggie Anderson
Aggie Medium
June
Senator K
Major Greer
Philorides
Well-backed horses triumph at Morris Park editions
At Morris Park on October 3 favorites dominated the sessions across six races led by Klondyke in the Autumn hurdle and Templeton taking the Hurricane stakes. Other victors included Lady, Servilla, Templar, and Godfrey with notable placements for Ben Eder Gold Lace Basuto The Burlington Route The Black Scott and Driscoll.
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Morris Park
Klondyke
Ben Eder
Lady
His Royal Highness
Gold Lace
Templeton
Basuto
Sweet Tooth
Servilla
Good Heels
Driscoll
Templar
Black Scott
Fatall
Godfrey
Doland
Brisk
New York Bosses Split Over McKinley Bryan Outlook
Syracuse Telegram reports Boss Platt predicts McKinley and Odell will carry New York by large margins while Boss Hanna warns the state may back Bryan and Stanfeld. Both sides blame apathy among Republican voters and urge party bosses to unite despite widening rifts.
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Syracuse Telegram
Platt
McKinley
Odell
New York State
Hanna
New York
Bryan
Stancafield
Philadelphia voter lists admit mass fraud in election
The Atlanta Journal reports the leading Republican paper in Philadelphia concedes at least 70 000 names on the city voting lists were added by fraud and prepared by Republican officials, signaling concern over the election outcome.
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Atlanta Journal
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Mrs Alaris Is Genuine in Savannah News
A Savannah News feature portrays Mrs Alaris as genuine while noting protracted fundraising efforts driven by protected interests. The piece suggests Republican leadership fears a Democratic electoral prospect ahead of campaign finance battles.
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Savannah News
Ifanna
Budgeoa
Kinloch Park Race Results From October Meeting
At Kinloch park in St Louis on October 2 the six races produced winners including Utero in the six and a half furlongs selling, Riger in the six and a half furlongs selling, Orleana at four and a half furlongs, Severy at seven furlongs, Maydine at six and a half furlongs, and Greg Vorge in the mile and a quarter selling. Second place finishers included Ahlers, Stella Berkley, Miss Aubrey, Om duran, Deblaise, and Kitty Clyde. Times ranged from 1:15 to 1:54 percent.
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Kinloch Park
Utero
Ahlers
Revenue
Riger
Stella Berkley
Delaset
Orleana
Miss Aubrey
Monos
Severy
Omduran
Bena
Maydine
Deblaise
Eigher
Greg Vorge
Kitty Clyde
Ombyla
Hawthorne Racing Results Show Winners Across Six Races
Hawthorne's program on October 3 lists six races with winners Port Wine Goal Runner Fancy Wood Aurea Precursor Eberhart. Notable finishes include Watita Dagmar Silurian Bir Kingston The Unknown Found Bill Garrett La Galeia and others in various placements. Times are given for each race.
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Hawthorne
Port Wine
Watita
Maude Gonne
Dagmar
Highland Lad
Fancy Wood
Silurian
Barbara M
Aurea
Bir Kingston
Knight Banner
Precursor
the Unknown
Eberhart
Bill Garrett
la Galeia
Loot from Tientsin Arrives in San Francisco
A large quantity of loot from Tientsin has reached San Francisco, addressed to the families or friends of the looters. The note hints at U.S. President McKinley’s interest or action in the matter.
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Pound
The
Washington Times
Tientsin
San Francisco
Mckinley
Spectators Fill Fair Grounds At St Louis Event
Ten thousand or more spectators amassed at the fair grounds in St Louis for an event praised by organizers as a major local attraction.
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St. Louis
Fair Grounds
Prince George of Crete Aims for Russian Support on Crete Plan
Berlin reports say Prince George of Crete seeks Emperor Nicholas IIs backing for his proposal to alter the Cretan constitution. German officials doubt a Berlin visit, noting Germany did not sign the Cretan settlement.
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Berlin
George of
Crete
St. Petersburg
Nicholas
Germany
Tree Felling Fatality Near Helena Claims Gardiner
Special Dispatch reports Joseph Gardiner, a lumber camp worker in Jefferson County about 12 miles southeast of Helena, was instantly killed while felling trees. After cutting a large tree, a smaller one was torn loose by the fall and struck him on the head, causing instant death. Gardiner was the deceased.
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Standard
Helena
Joseph Gardiner
Jefferson County
Gardiner
Funeral Set After Accidental Death in Jefferson County
The coroner ruled the death accidental in Jefferson County. The body was brought to the city today and the funeral will be held tomorrow from the cathedral.
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Jefferson County
Democratic landslide expected in Georgia state vote
Reports from every part of Georgia indicate a democratic majority around fifty thousand in today’s election for state officers and assembly members. With little opposition, voter turnout was light and the result appears assured.
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Atlanta
General Assembly
England's Differences Reflected in War Finances
Lord Revelstoke a Bank of England director departed New York aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse stating that the South African war loans will not impair Britain's finances. He added the war burden is easing and debts will be managed, with England placing renewed confidence in America's financial condition.
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New York
Lord Revelstoke
Bank of England
England
America
Hurricane Relief Draft for Texas Sufferers
Washington reports the Department of State received an $80 draft from B. H. Warner for hurricane victims in Texas. The aid aims to support relief efforts following the Texan storm.
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Wasington
Department of State
B. H. Warner
Texas
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