The Anaconda Standard publication details
The Anaconda Standard announces its publishing company, daily and Sunday editions, and subscription rates. It lists main offices in Anaconda with branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls and provides Washington Bureau and newsstand locations in Chicago San Francisco Denver Salt Lake and Paris reading room.
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Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Chicago
Postoffice
Auditorium Annex
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Denver
Glenarm Street
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake
Anaconda Standard Leads Montana Daily Circulation
The Anaconda Standard posted a six month average daily and Sunday circulation of 11 722 ending June 30 1900, surpassing all other Montana daily newspapers combined.
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Anaconda Standard
Montana
Ally
National Ticket Drives Bryan Stevenson for President and VP
The article notes the Thursday October 1 campaign push listing William J. Bryan of Nebraska for president and Adlai E. Stevenson of Illinois for vice president. It outlines这 ticket as the national choice and highlights party alignment and expected stances.
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William J. Bryan
Nebraska
Adlai E. Stevenson
Illinois
Like Master Like Man In Montana Politics
The piece argues that independent Democrats oppose W A Clark and his allies. It notes Clark’s control of his faction and cites ex-Governor Toole and Colonel Donovan accepting Clark‑backed nominations, making their supporters complicit with Clark’s acts and not deserving of Democratic backing.
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Onoles Donovan
Montana
W. A. Clark
Mr. Clark
Donovan
Myr. Clark
Clark
Colonel Donovan
Toole
Montana Parties Clash in Quadrangular Political Drive
Montana faces a four party contest with independent democrats, Republicans, Clark populist combine, and labor party. The independent democrats denounce Clark control, push reform, and threaten a square deal in the next legislature. The Clark line supports Clark’s senate career and bids for federal seat. labor party runs but lacks a clear paramount issue.
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Montana
Independent
Democratic
Republican
Clark
Labor Party
McKinley
Independent Democrats
W. A. Clark
Independent Democracy
Senate
Montana Democracy Rejects Clark Backed Ticket
The piece denounces W. A. Clark and his Montana influence, accusing ex Governor Toole of endorsement and denouncing Clark as the convict of the greatest bribery. It argues that electing Clark’s allies would betray Montana democracy and justice, urging rejection in November.
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W. A. Clark
Montana
Toole
Clark
Jos. K. Toole
Senate
New York's Murder Mystery and Wealthy Victim Rice
The piece compares recent New York murder cases, focusing on William M. Rice a wealthy NY resident with Texas ties and shady associates Albert T. Patrick and Charles F. Jones. It notes Rice’s sudden death under suspicion and hints at a complex, Collins-like plot surrounding his demise and alleged wrongdoing.
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New York
Guldensuppe
New York City
Rice
Texas
Albert T. Patrick
Charles F. Jones
Jones
Patrick
Embalming and forged checks in Rice murder case unfold
The article details a death scandal in which Rice is believed poisoned and embalmed to thwart post mortem tests. Jones and Patrick face forgery charges amid alleged wills and forgeries. signatures are deemed forgeries by handwriting experts. Evidence hints at control by Jones, with possible further testimony to convict.
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Jones
Rice
Patrick
New York
Civil Service
A Better Plan for Montana Democrats
The article urges Montana Democrats to unite behind independent legislative candidates to back two Republican senators only if they align with Bryan’s policy. It criticizes Mr. Clark’s equivocal stance and suggests electing two Democrats untainted by bribery to ensureBryan-friendly governance.
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Clark
Montana
Hones
William J. Bryan
Bryan
Kansas City
National Democratic Party
Unregistered Voters Targeted Ahead of Coming Elections
Officials prepare outreach as campaigns stress turnout and educate residents on registration steps. The shift aims to boost participation in upcoming voting cycles by raising awareness among non registered citizens.
Fall Opening at Clark Barrel Faces Complaints
Report notes the grand opening of the Clark barrel event had some delays and complaints as attendees felt they were left out or not fully accommodated during the launch.
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Clark
Big Bryan Demonstration Promised in New York City
Report says 134 bands will march in a Bryan demonstration in New York City despite the Hill Croker clash. Observers predict strong harmony among New York Democrats amid the event.
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New York City
Hill Croker
New York
Gentlemen to Exit Stage for Barrel Between Acts
Between the acts of the Clark show it will be strictly in order for gentle men to go out to see a barrel.
Charley’s Ballet Act Promises Artful Calf Display
If Charley performs the ballet act, he will doubtless exhibit artificially fatted calves.
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Charley
McKinley Acceptance Letter Printed in Many Languages
It is alleged that 10,000,000 copies of President McKinley s letter of acceptance have been printed in 16 languages. A few million copies might be sent to the Philippines for gun wedding purposes.
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McKinley
Philippines
Innocence on the Road Amid Bankruptcy Rumors
A report notes a man seeking protection under bankruptcy laws with assets of 25 dollars and liabilities of 117000 dollars. The item also suggests Clark's vaudeville show may present a proposition to this individual around that period.
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Sam's
Clark
Sun Cure Train Runs Slower on Bitter Root Line
Missoula reports a time change on the Bitter Root branch making the sun cure train run more slowly from Missoula to Stevensville and Hamilton. Engineer Baillie resigned and is likely to transfer to the Coeur d Alene branch, a move farmers welcome for safety as cattle can cross tracks more easily.
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Missoula
Bitter Root
Stevensville
Hamilton
Baill
Coeur d' Alene
Baillie
Fireman Charles Day Severely Scalded in Accident
Missoula October 10 Charles Day a Northern Pacific fireman narrowly escaped serious burns yesterday at Garr ion when a switch engine failed to set brakes and cars rolled onto the main line. The first car struck the engine breaking the hot water valve and blasting steam into his face injuring him though his eyes were spared. He was taken to the hospital and his friends hope for a quick recovery.
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Missoula
Charles Day
Northern Pacific
Garrison
Day
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