Anaconda Standard imprint and operations notice
The Anaconda Standard Publishing Company lists publishing details and office contacts. It notes daily and Sunday editions, multiple subscriptions, and post offices, with branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls and international reading options.
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Standard Publishing Company, Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda
The
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Bryan for President and Stevenson for Vice President
A political ticket proposed with William J. Bryan of Nebraska as presidential nominee and Adlai E. Stevenson of Illinois for vice president. Details suggest a campaign pairing and regional tickets to bolster support.
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William J. Bryan
Nebraska
Adlai E. Stevenson
Illinois
Independent Democrats Rally In Livingston Montana Campaign Start
A rally in Livingston inaugurates the independent democracy campaign in Montana. Speakers Hogan and Kelley press campaign issues while denouncing W A Clark's influence and promising integrity. Hogan counters attacks with a firm pledge to truthful leadership as Kelley offers a lively, effective campaign style. Clark’s personal ambitions loom over the race as independents emphasize clean politics.
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Livingston
Independent Democracy of
Montana
Mr. Hogan
Overhor
Kelley
Clark Doodle
Park County
Park
Hogan
W. A. Clark
Clark
W. A. Clark Bribery Claims Stir Town Campaign
The town rounds gather and allege W. A. Clark is a proven briber while Governor Smith backs the claim in a public meeting yesterday. The criticism frames campaign discourse as charged and partisan.
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W. A. Clark
Smith
Townsend
Ex-President Harrison Endorses McKinley with Reservations
The article argues former President Harrison remains a strong Republican ally yet with firm opposition to McKinley’s war policy and foreign policy, while shifting his stance on monetary standards from bimetallism to gold. It notes his cautious public support, avoiding direct campaign speeches and offering multiple cautions.
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Harrison
Tom Reed
McKinley
Porto Rico
Philippines
Bryan
Mr. Harrison
Treasury
Congress
Mr. McKinley
McKinley Losses In Key States Raise Bryan Prospects
The piece estimates sizable Republican declines in New York Maine Vermont and New Jersey and predicts potential shifts in Ohio Indiana Illinois and other close states. It notes Republican leaders acknowledge large losses yet claim enough remains to hold certain battlegrounds.
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McKinley
New York
Maine
Vermont
Ohio
McKkinley
Bryan
New Jersey
Illinois
Indiana
New England
Middle States
Not the Right Stuff for Clark Campaign Vaudeville
The piece argues W A Clark's Montana campaign style relies on loud abuse of the Amalgamated Copper owners and calls for brash speakers over entertainers. It says vaudeville tactics won’t win working support and predicts mounting opposition from reputable Montanans as kerosene rhetoric fails to gain traction.
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Audeville
W. A. Clark
Clark
Amalgamated Copper Company
Ife
Butte
Marcus Daly
H. H. Rogers
Amalgamated Company
Montana
Anaconda
Joe Toole
Toole
Clarke
Postponed armor contract awards until after election
Washington reports that armor plate contracts for new war vessels will not be awarded until after the election. Officials fear immediate awarding could be misconstrued, while bidders may gain from delaying. Administration politics and China policy are also under scrutiny ahead of the vote.
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Washington
Navy Department
Republican
Republican Party
Rathbone- Neeley
Philippines
McKinley
China
Significance of New York City in Bryan McKinley Race
Analysts note New York City’s voting impact could swing New York toward Bryan if his city majority matches 1898 levels around 63 000. Croker projects a larger city majority, while McKinley’s NYC margin in 1900 is unlikely to be matched. Even with a 50 000 city edge, state loss could total about 100 000, not enough to flip the state.
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Stone
New York
Bryan
New York City
Augustus van Wyck
Croker
Sach
McKinley
MecKinney
Mr Clark Sings The Full Whitewash Pail Encore
In his vaudeville encore Mr Clark performs a touching ballad titled The Full Whitewash Pail. The act showcases his sentimental style and draws audience reaction.
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Clark
James A Herne Sees melodrama Fading in Realist Drama
The noted stage figure James A Herne argues that melodrama is gradually giving way to realism in contemporary drama as he reflects on theater trends and acting styles.
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James A. Herne
Clark boodlers loom in Montana campaign scenes
The Cleveland Leader notes Clark supporters face pressure in the Montana campaign. It mocks the faction as boodlers, suggesting they would stage a dramatic show like Ten Nights in a Barroom. The piece hints at opposition rhetoric and theatrical framing of the dispute.
Weird National Trends Surface in Help Wanted Placing
In a colorful note the Seattle Post-Intelligencer jokes about W. A. Clark’s Montana autumn and the era of strict voting rules. The quip suggests newspapers face confusing categories between social and dramatic items and whimsically floats the idea of misfit content landing in help wanted.
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W. A. Clark
New York
Montana
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Fort Wayne Stones Spark Subplots Across Nation
In a string of playful jabs and pointed barbs, Fort Wayne stone throwers outshine Victor and Cole vegetable tossers, while Clerk’s boodle rumors rattle into the mix. The Omaha Bee condemns a fictitious slush fund used to push Clark as Montana’s senator, noting his funds fall short. The Standard Oil scarecrow line hints at local fear without real impact.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Cole
Omaha Bee
Clark
Montana
Roosevelt Facing Montanan Ball Game Atmosphere
Mr. Clark denies planning a vaudeville campaign and rebuts a New York Herald interview. For a few moments at Fort Wayne Roosevelt appeared as if attending a Montana ball game.
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Clark
New York Herald
Fort Wayne
Art History Chair at California Receives Oxford Professor
Prof Louis Dyer of Oxford University to fill the new art history lecture ship at the University of California, a chair funded by Mrs Phoebe Hearst. Dyer, formerly on Harvard faculty, is joined by Hearst’s funding for a president’s residence. General William Ludlow’s Europe tour may lead to a war department board. He previously served as military attache in London and reported on European and Asian ship canal systems in 1896.
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Louis Dyer
Oxford University
University of California
Phoebe Hearst
Dyer
Harvard
Hearst
California Institution
William Ludlow
Europe
War Department
General Ludlow
London
Asia
Confessions of an Anarchist Reveals Plot Details
Rome reports Bertollani, jailed in Milan, confessed to anarchist plots and involvement with Americans. He said he sent a warning letter to Naples prosecutors about aliens aiming to harm kings and presidents, naming Paterson and Chicago plots and a plan to target McKinley or Bryan.
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New York
Journal and Advertiser
Rome
Bertollani
Milan
Bresci
Naples
America
Paterson
N. J
McKinley
Bryan
Chicago
United States
Popular Couple Web Wedding in Helena
Fred A. Snyder postal telegraph manager formerly with Western Union in Anaconda wed Miss Eveline P. Young of Santa Monica Cal at the First Baptist church in Helena. Rev. J. B. McNamee officiated in a quiet ceremony this evening with acquaintances noting the match.
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Standard
Helena
Fred A. Snyder
Postal Telegraph
Western Union
Anaconda
Eveline P. Young
Santa Monica
Cal
First Baptist Church
J. B. McNamee
Degradation Echoes of Prince Tuan and Senate Exit
The sentence hints at Prince Tuan's imagined feeling after his official degradation and possible expulsion from the United States Senate, reflecting on political disgrace and consequences for a former member.
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Prince Tuan
United States Senate
Four Hundred Spellbinders Engage in New York Politics
Four hundred spellbinders work in New York every night this week. They show lively interest in politics discarding stones, while Indiana voters plan to throw soup at Roosevelt.
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New York
Indiana
Roosevelt
Independent Democratic Speakers Schedule Across Cities
The Independent Democratic speakers circuit lists addresses and dates from Red Lodge to Great Falls. Events run from Oct. 13 in Helena and Missoula to Oct. 30 in Great Falls, with multiple stops including Philipsburg Marysville and Swan Creek according to the posted itinerary.
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Aldridge
Red Lodge
Helena
Fpriday
Marysville
Cppamegs
Philipsburg
OOO
Missoula
Centerville
Moores
Great Falls
Careful Help for Bryan Not to Overdo
Comment notes that while it is good to help Bryan, there is a limit to being strenuous with him and suggests balance to avoid fatigue or pushback from Bryan.
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Bryan
Wages and politics in the dinner pail debate
The Louisville Courier Journal notes Mr. Hanna and Republicans have long tied wages to politics. It argues the strike hinges on wages and that Hanna pushes to settle the issue, while critics say an empty dinner pail for 120,000 families affects politics.
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Louieville Courier-Journal
Mr. Hanna
Hanna
Bry an gains ground as McKinley opponents worry
Cincinnati and Buffalo dispatches note Bryan’s growing strength since Kansas City with Hanna’s campaign help. Syracuse Telegram reports railroad labor defections threaten McKinley’s bid and worry Republican leaders over the split.
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Syracuse
Mark Hanna
Republican Party
McKinley
Unspecified Schedule Notes for Billings and Nearby Towns
A fragment lists daily events or listings with town and date entries including Billings Winston East Helena Garnet Nethart Clancy and dates from October 16 to October 31 across multiple weekdays. The item reads as a partial schedule or community notices.
Daily Schedule Fragments for Town Townsend White Sulphur Springs
The readable lines show a sequence of dated hotel or town events in Bozeman Townsend White Sulphur Springs and a reference to October dates including the 16th. The fragmented OCR outlines a multi location timetable with weekday references and a few misread figures.
Montana schedule fragment for October events
Partial list of towns and dates including Hamilton Stevensville Missoula Granite Philipsburg Butte Stockett Sand Coulee Sobee Great Falls and Hartman W R C Stewart with days in October and unclear entries.
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Stockett and Sand Coulee
Great Falls
Hanna in Trouble Over Roosevelt Lease Fallout
The article portrays Hanna as pitied rather than blamed amid growing anger over Roosevelt Lease issues. It notes he has lost temper and head under pressure, facing a New York Bun on his hands alongside Roosevelt and Mary Ellen Lease.
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Atlanta Constitution
Hanna
Ile
Roosevelt
Mary Ellen Lease
New York
Notable figures and milestones from a varied 19th century set
Robert Hoe unveils a Gutenberg anniversary medal while Sidney Grundy remains a prolific playwright. B L Winchell becomes Fort Beott & Memphis railway president after two decades as a clerk. Sir Chichen Lofengtuh praises Longfellow, Confucius, and Herbert Spencer. Rev Lyman Abbott remains a Harvard preacher candidate. Chinese emperor cancer diagnosis cited by Dr Bauehman of Shanghai amid Reeves Dethere claim.
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B. L. Winchell
Fort Beott & Memphis Railway
Chichen Lofengtuh
London
Longfellow
Herbert Spencer
Confucius
China
Bauehman
Shanghai
Dethere
Columbia Falls Weekend Schedule Brief
Local notes list events across Columbia Falls Thompson Falls with dates Friday October 19 Saturday October 20 and Monday October 22. The items reference PENS cn 564 4540 but lack full event details or venues.
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Columbia Falls
Thompson Falls
Robert B. Smith Boulder Event Schedule
A fragmented local notices list names and dates for events or announcements across multiple towns including Boulder Fort Benton Sheridan Twin Bridges Whitehall and mais dates in October. Entries show days of week and times such as noon and evening with October dates but missing full context.
Event listings for towns and dates in October
Billings Tuesday October 18 with T. Hogan Townsend Wednesday October 17 with C F Kelley ie uiS bine edge Thursday October 18 Lewistown Saturday October 20 Edge vitseeeeeeees Monday October 22
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Billings
Hogan
Townsend
C. F. Kelley
Lewistown
Ladies' Knit and Tailored Womenswear Sale Card
Readable catalog of underskirts waists suits jackets capes and reefers with varied fabrics and trims. Prices range from 1.25 to 24.50 with many special today prices from 1.39 to 9.75 and 4.75 for children. Includes silk borders cotton wool and plush finishes across multiple garment types.
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Eton
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