Anaconda Standard publishing and circulation details
The Anaconda Standard lists publishers and proprietors, daily and Sunday editions, subscription rates, and post office details. It notes main offices in Anaconda with regional bureaus in Butte Missoula and Great Falls and describes newsstand availability in Chicago San Francisco Denver Salt Lake and Paris.
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Standard Publishing Company, Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Chicago
Postoffice
Auditorium Annex
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Nver
Glenarm Street
Enver
Seventeenth Street
Alt Lake
Second South Street
Salt Lake
Montana
Societe Des Imprimeries Lemercier
Place de Opera
Paris
Anndard Publishing Company
Mont
Anaconda Standard Proclaims Lead in Montana Circulation
The Anaconda Standard states its six month period ending June 30, 1900, shows a daily and Sunday average circulation of 11,722, claiming it is larger than all other Montana daily newspapers combined.
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Anaconda Standard
Montana
Bryan for President Stevenson for Vice President
A political ticket featuring William Jennings Bryan of Nebraska for president and Adlai E. Stevenson of Illinois for vice president. The duo presents a platform aligning with populist and progressive era reform, seeking broader electoral reform and national leadership.
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William J. Bryan
Nebraska
Adlai E. Stevenson
Illinois
To-Day Affairs of Men Register to Vote Urged
A call urges men to register to vote, warning of neglect and the consequence of losing suffrage. The piece emphasizes timely registration as essential to exercising American voting rights and notes penalties for failing to register.
Hubbell Dies in Michigan Ex-Congressman Jay Hubbell
News from Houghton Michigan reports the death of Jay A Hubbell a former congressman and longtime chairman of the Republican congressional campaign committee during Garfield s era His career is recalled amid the era of the star route mail fraud scandal involving the post office department.
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Ksterday
Houghton
Michigan
Jay A. Hubbell
Hubbell
Congress
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
Garfield
James A. Garfield
Post Office
Garfield Hubbell letter in star route scandal era
A history recounts a 1880s Garfield Hubbell feud linking a letter urging large campaign contributions from star route contractors. The letter, addressed to Hubbell, fueled post office corruption probes and helped topple the Republican machine in the 1884 election.
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Hubbell
Federal Post Office Department
Garfield
Decent Actors Decline Clark’s Bribe for Stage Politics
James Neill rejected Clark’s offer to pay actors to influence performances for or against a candidate. He warned that corrupting the stage taints public morals, noting newspapers and pulpit share the duty to uphold ethics. Clark’s scheme aimed to lure top talents, but Neill asserted true artists won’t be bought.
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James Neil
Clark
Montana
James Neill
Neill
Clarks
Yester
Clark Faces Inevitable Defeat in Montana Campaign
W A Clark faces mounting backlash in Dillon a Saturday evening speech as Montana voters prepare to judge his senate record. The speaker argues Clark cannot escape condemnation for bribery linked issues and must answer to the people who will define vindication by public verdict.
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Dillon
W. A. Clark
Mr. Clark
Montana
Clark
Seaace
United States
Senate of the
Encouraging Sign Among Gold Standard Supporters
A hopeful note in the political times as many prominent gold standard advocates finally grasp the meaning of the phrase here and now. The piece signals widening understanding among leaders who favor monetary discipline.
Debate Over Silver and Gold Standards Shapes 1886 Policy
The piece argues free silver would not ruin the nation. imperialism under McKinley poses greater danger. It cites Moorfield Storey and Hoar, defending Bryan and the silver cause against gold-standard critics while noting Mexico and Japan as examples of silver compatibility with prosperity. It praises reform-minded lawyers and calls for viewing the money question beyond party lines.
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McKinley
Democratic Party
Moorfield Storey
Massachusetts
New England
American Bar Assolution
Charles Sumner
Bryan
Storey
Hoar
Mexico
Japan
Mesers
Bierey
Schurz
Bourke Cochran
Clark-pop-fusion Candidate Overlooks John R K Detail
The passage notes a distinction Joe K Toole missed, citing the christening font where observers failed to notice John R's middle initial K for kerogene, highlighting a small but noting error.
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Joe K. Toole
John R
W A Clark Labeled Agriculturist Beyond City Wealth
In a Bryan defined shift from urban wealth to rural life W A Clark is described as an agriculturist rather than a farmer as he moves from Montana's metropolis to its countryside.
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Montana
W. A. Clark
Bryan
Financial campaign note links Clark to Montana issue
Eastern newspapers observe that the 1900 national campaign finance focuses on W A Clark in Montana. The text jokes Clark could broaden his show by hiring Anna Eva Fay for more variety and spirited performances.
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W. A. Clark
Montana
Mr. Clark
Anna Eva Fay
Solid for Hogan A Miner Union Letter to the Editor
A letter from the president of the Aldridge Miners Union defends Hogan and criticizes Helena Clark supporters. The writer disputes Clark backed corruption, mocks Helena press coverage, and portrays party factions fighting over convention outcomes. The piece attacks media and political figures while praising Hogan's standing.
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Aldridge Miners’ Union
The
Standard
Clark
Dan
Beersheba
Helena Clark
Helena
Hogan
Appointments of Independent Democratic Speakers
List of lecture dates and cities from Helena to Great Falls with events set for October. Locations include Helena, Marysville, Philipsburg, Anaconda, Centerville, Great Falls and dates October 20 to October 30 with varied times.
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Mucomels Sool Bacs
Great Falls
Local High School Games Schedule Review
Tuesday to Wednesday listings show Oct. dates for Colleesane East Helena Garnet Neihart Clancy with games and days. The fragment outlines matches across multiple towns including Neihart and Clancy with dates in October.
Fragmentary OCR Personal Names and Dates
Jagged list of names and scattered dates including C. F. Kelley Bozeman Townsend White Sulphur Springs Sonne Belt Basin and fragmented references to October and Monday through Wednesday dates. The readable content is inconsistent and sparse.
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Bozeman Townsend
Unclear OCR date schedule for Missoula and Philipsburg
Fragmentary text lists names Matts and E M Lamb Missoula and places Granite Philipsburg with dates October 15 October 18 and October 17. No full event description or outcomes available.
Aldridge Miners Urge Vigilance Against Bribery
In a speech dated Oct. 12 1900 Thomas Lenaghan warns Aldridge electors to resist corruption and a bribery post in Montana politics. He asserts liberty and public morals cannot coexist with decay and calls for a solid electoral front to defeat Hogan and defend community integrity.
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Thrasybulus
Athens
Uberty
Caesar
Rome
Montana
Montana Croesus
Hogan
Aldridge
Thomas Lenaghan
Aldridge Miners’ Union
Street Railway Convention Set for Kansas City
C T Pennington of Chicago secretary of the American Street Railway association arrives to finalize plans for the 19th annual convention at Convention hall starting next Tuesday. Exhibits by electrical manufacturers fill twenty thousand feet of floor space and promise diverse displays. About 100 active street railway men and 1,500 others are expected with a major eastern contingent led by W W Brand of New York arriving Monday night aboard a special train. The convention will also be attended by street railway accountants and auditors from across the country.
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Kansas City
C. T. Pennington
Chicago
American Street Railway Association
Pennington
W. W. Brand
New York
Street Railway Accountants of America
Inter Collegiate Records Set At New York Meet
The Inter-Collegiate Association of Amateur Athletes of America allowed records and awarded medals for feats at the recent games. A Plaw of California threw the 16 pound hammer 14 feet 4 5 8 inches, F Beck of Yale recorded a 16 pound shot put of 4 feet 3 inches, and Alexander Grant of Pennsylvania ran two miles in 9 minutes 51 5 5 seconds.
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New York
Inter-Collegiate Association of Amateur Athletes of America
Fifth Avenue
A. Plaw
University of California
F. Beck
Yale
Alexander Grant
University of Pennsylvania
Nicaraguan Minister gains three simultaneous posts
Louis F. Corea, Nicaraguan minister in Washington, is accredited to Mexico in addition to his roles in Chile and Nicaragua. He arrived in New Orleans from Nicaragua and traveled to the City of Mexico. The appointment aims to provide a representative in Mexico for the upcoming Pan American Congress in October.
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Washington
Louis F. Corea
Mexico Ilao
Chile
New Orleans
Nicaragua
Mexico
A Chance for Enterprise in Australian Agriculture
A Penrith college letter to the U S department of agriculture highlights the urgent need for improved farming machinery in New South Wales. It notes few maize cutting machines exist and requests a sugar cane harvester for northern colonies and Queensland, urging American makers to expand international sales.
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Washington
United States Department of Agriculture
Penrith College
New South Wales
Australia
Queensland
United States
Local Calendar Snippet Details Oct 15 16 17 Events
A fragmented calendar lists Bell Stockett and Sandy Coules on Monday Oct 15, Great Falls on Tuesday Oct 16, and a blank entry for Wednesday Oct 17 with incomplete notes. The text preserves potential venue names and participants but lacks full context.
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Bell
Stockett and
Sandy Coules
Great Falls
Anaconda Wedding of Phil McDonnell and Mrs Corrigan
Yesterday in Butte the wedding of Phil McDonnell and Mrs Corrigan was celebrated at St. Patrick's church with Rev Father De Siere conducting. The bridesmaid was Miss Marie White and Patri Brown attended the groom. After a wedding supper at Gregson Springs the couple will reside in Anaconda and plan a grand reception.
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Butte
Anaconda
Phil Mc Donnell
Corrigan
Father de Siere
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Marie White
Patri Brown
Gregson Springs
McDonnell
San Francisco
United States
Montana
Clark’s Change of Mind May Prompt Sanders Notice
The text argues that if Clark now seeks fairness rather than vindication, he should inform W. F. Sanders by special-delivery mail. It frames timely communication as a matter of common fairness and procedural courtesy.
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Clark
W. F. Sanders
Hanna seeks October days with benevolent campaign aid
Equipped with a full campaign fund pail, Mr. Hanna intends to fill October with benevolent assimilation and public spirit as a measure of his activities.
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Hanna
Robert B. Smith on Tour with Fort Benton to Misgoula
The schedule lists Robert B. Smith of RPI visiting Fort Benton on Tuesday October 16 and Dillon Wednesday October 17 with further stops at Sheridan October 20, Twin Bridges October 2, Whitehall October 22, Stevensville October 24, Victor October 24, Corvallis October 25, Hamilton October 25, and Misgoula October 26 with various matinee and evening times. The list names multiple Montana towns and dates across a 10 day period in late October.
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RPI
Fort Benton
Dillon
Sheridan
Virginia City
Whitehall
Beeweny
Stevensville
Victor
Corvallis
Thlamilton
Registration Time Emphasized as Acceptance Day
A brief notice urges readers that the moment to register is now and stresses urgency for enrollment. It frames registration as the current opportunity and calls for timely action by eligible individuals.
Clark Doodie Campaign Songs Echo Poet Laureate Level
A sharp critique of Clark's campaign songs argues they show wit and discipline worthy of Poet Laureate Austin, suggesting they could have been written by him.
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Clark
Austin
Insanity Plea Hinted in Kentucky Case Amid Montana Strike Ruckus
Report suggests Mr Youtsey of Kentucky may rely on an insanity plea. The Montana corruption scandal and coal strike tensions intensify, with Clark's barrel symbolizing ongoing turmoil and indifference to strike outcomes.
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Youtsey
Kentucky
Clark
Montana
Billings and Townsend Schedule Listings
Schedule entries show Billings on Tuesday Oct 15 with T. Hogan, Townsend on Wednesday Oct 17 with C. F. Kelley, bansalates on Thursday Oct 18, Lewistown on Saturday Oct 20, and Gee on Monday Oct 22, listing companions and dates with scattered initials.
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Columbia Falls
Kalispell
Thompson Falls
Helena
Marysville
Ases
Livingston Teeter
Billings
Red Lodge
Anaconda
Sas
Granite
Philipsburg
Oregonian hints Bryan should withdraw friend Clark
The Portland paper urged Bryan to pull W. A. Clark from circulation but the claim is disputed and the paper’s stance is disputed. the article asserts openness to all friendships and denies misinforming readers.
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Portland Oregonian
Bryan
W. A. Clark
The
Oregonian
Presentation of $5,000 Check to Bride
Report notes a $5,000 check given by Mr. McDonnell to his bride as a principal event of yesterday. The passage sets in California under warm sunshine and mentions winter plans in the state.
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California
McDonnell
A Young Wife at Margaret theater charms local audience
Frank Tannehill Jr and a strong company present A Young Wife a melodrama praised for its sensational plot and solid performances. Horace Greengage Dobbins and Ethelyn Palmer receive standout notices with Ernest Howard and Harold Cahill delivering effective support.
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Frank Tannehill
Margaret Theater
Horace Greengage Dobbins
Tannehill
Miss Ethelyn Palmer
Ethel Douglars
Miss Palmer
Ernest Howard
Harold Cahill
Rays Bring Farce A Hot Old Time To Anaconda Crowd
The play features mistaken identity with Larry Mooney and O Donovan Dunn in a lively plot. Mr Tannehill sings Everything is Lovely on the Bowery in act two. The company promises strong specialities and a cakewalk finale as it heads to Margaret on Oct 19 and 20 with a large cast including John W. Jess John C Leach George C Frye Pan C Baker John R Gleeson Frank Hayes John C Kenny George Braden W B Vorhes and actresses Eva Allen Anne Suits Bertha Gleeson Beatrice Rice Alma Bennett Belba Kenny Blanche Rose.
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Margaret
Larry Mooney
O'Donovan Dunn
America
Stonewall Blazer
Mr. Dunn
John W. Jess
John C. Leach
George C. Frye
Pan C. Baker
John R. Gleeson
Frank Hayes
John C. Kenny
George Braden
W. B. Vorhes
Eva Allen
Anne Suits
Bertha Gleeson
Beatrice Rice
Alma Bennett
Bplba Kenny
Blanche Rose
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Canada
Standard Block
Elephone and
Ern
St. N. W
National
T. S. Hogan
Lewis and Clarke
Cornelius F. Kelley
Silver
W. W. Morris P
Madison
D. G. O'Shea
Carbon
Oliver Leiser
Deer Lodge
Joseph E. Marion
George M Hays
Yellowstone
Robert Lee Word
Alexander Livingston
Park
E. J. McLean
W. R. CO. Stewart
Gallatin
P. A. Leamy
W. J. Bryan
Independent
Democratic
Thomas S. Hogan and
C. F. Kelley
Sc. . Matts and
E. M. Lamb
T. D. Matts
C. S. Hartman and
W. R. C. Stewart
Anaconda News
M'Donnell
C. S. Hartman
Robert B. Smith
C. B. Nolan
M. J. Connell Company
Madame Ruppert
Craddock
Rice, Fulton & Gold, Proprietors
Dr.dodd
Doctor Dodd
West Park Street
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