Anaconda Standard publication and offices details
The Anaconda Standard announces publishing details including daily and Sunday issues, subscription rates, post office registration, and office locations. It lists main office in Anaconda, branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls, and outreach to Chicago San Francisco Denver Salt Lake Paris reading rooms.
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Missoula
Great Falls
Chicago
Postoffice
Auditorium Annex
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Denver
Glenarm Street
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake
Anaconda Standard Adverts Circulation Lead
The Anaconda Standard reports a larger paid circulation than all Montana newspapers combined for six months ending June 30 1900 with an average Sunday figure of 11 722.
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Anaconda Standard
Montana
Bryan Seeks Shifts in New York Campaign Conditions
The piece recalls Bryan's 1896 New York showing amid hostile leaders and sparse support, noting he captured 551 260 votes or about forty percent. It argues current conditions favor Bryan within New York Democrats and predicts large rallies when he arrives.
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Henna
Bryan
New York
Empire State
Commonwealth
David B. Hill
Buffalo
Sandy Hook
Supernatural Signs Push Bryan Ahead Against McKinley
A Philadelphia report notes astrologers, mediums, and gamblers expecting Bryan to defeat McKinley. Seers declare spirits oppose McKinley while gamblers sense profitable bets on Bryan.
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McKinley
Bryan
Philadelphia
Fans wager on Bryan as next president amid odds and omens
The sporting crowd in major cities bets on William Jennings Bryan to win, citing superstition from torn portraits of McKinley and Bryan on a Philadelphia building. Bookmakers in New York show Bryan backers at favorable odds, with historical note that odds shift before election day.
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Bryan
Philadelphia
McKinley
New York City
Blaine
Cleveland
Hanna plans South Dakota swing to aid McKinley effort
The McKinley campaign, led by Hanna, targets South Dakota to gain its five electoral votes. He aims to outdo Minnesota and Wisconsin and use the state to unsettle Senator Pettigrew, leveraging rich funds to shift the race.
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Middle West
Hanna
McKinley
South Dakota
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Senator Pettigrew
Pettigrew
Vindication by self at Kansas City sparks debate
The piece critiques W A Clark's repeated self declared vindications amid Montana politics. It recounts his state convention and Toole's critique, notes witnesses refusing to testify, and describes Clark's campaign tactics as kerosene vaudeville. The Mandard mocks Clark as a monumental laughing stock.
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Clark
Senate
Chandler
Toole
Elections Sweep Across English Speaking Lands
The article notes the busy election calendar in English speaking countries with England already holding elections. The United States votes on November 6 and Canada on November 7. It mentions vigorous criticism of Premier Laurier over Boer War policy and the now inevitable dissolution of Canada's parliament.
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England
United States
Dominion of Canada
Laurier
South Africa
Laurier Accused of Overstepping Powers by Opposition
The Liberal government faced relentless opposition in a parliament of 215 with a 58 vote majority. Critics claim Laurier exceeded his powers, set a dangerous precedent, and used national resources without authorization.
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Laurier
The Mistakes of Thompson in Theatrical Corruption
Colonel Thompson fails to sway reputable theater companies as boodlers hoped. The piece argues his inexperience and money offers damaged his standing in theater and public esteem, contrasting with honest actors like James Neill and noting broader prejudice against actors.
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Clonel Thompson
Clark
Colonel Thompson
Wellcome
Legislative Assembly
Aristophanes
Sterling
James Neill
Montana
Honor Bright
Harvard Professors Split over McKinley and Bryan
A Harvard MIT poll shows McKinley leads by one among those who expressed views, yet many Harvard professors back Bryan on imperialism and favor Philippine independence. They fear gold standard economics and doubt McKinley will change policy, while President Eliot openly supports Bryan.
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Harvard University
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
McKinley
White House
Harvard
Philippines
Bryan
Spellbinders on the stump focus on Bryan this week
The piece notes about 20,000 spellbinders on the stump this week and asserts that most of the spellbinding in the country is performed by Bryan, highlighting his dominance in public appeal.
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Bryan
Presidential Year Sparks Full Ballot Box Hopes
In a presidential election year the scene is set for a full ballot box as voters anticipate broad participation and competitive contests across districts. Local officials expect high turnout amid rising interest and campaigning activity.
Clark campaign skirt dancers lead a merry political dance
The article notes Mr. Clark's campaign faced lively resistance as supporters and rivals jostled for position. An empress dowager figure hints foreigners should leave, signaling foreign influence concerns amid the campaign's tension.
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Mr. Clark
Clark
Roosevelt campaign amid jokes and moneyed amusement
The Detroit Tribune mocks the campaign as the most apathetic in American history while noting W A Clark contributes a million dollars in amusement to the public. It invites the Tribune to Montana and cites Senator Chandler’s continued confidence in re election despite opposing forces.
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Democratic National Committee
W. A. Clark
Detroit Tribune
Tribune
Montana
Campaign Warning: Register to Vote or Miss Clark's Leg
A voter reminder notes that those who do not register cannot participate in the final week of the campaign against Clark. The remark underscores registration as a prerequisite to influencing the close of the race.
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Clark
Vindication Spending Cited by Tacoma Ledger
The Tacoma Ledger notes Clark or Montana will invest about 22 million dollars for a vindication, a considerable sum for the type of vindication expected, recognizing there are millions involved in the process.
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Clark Ot
Montana
Tacoma Ledger
Insincere Support and Fiscal Talk at National Meeting
The New York Herald notes Treasury Treasurer Robert’s praise of two years of surplus and general prosperity at the American Bankers Association convention in Richmond. It recalls $200 million in bonds sold for the Spanish-American War and ongoing war taxes. The Cincinnati Enquirer quotes George F. Hoar and Chauncey Depew criticizing McKinley’s Philippine policy.
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New York Herald
American Bankers’ Association
Richmond
Roberts
United States
Spain
Roberta
McKinley
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
George F. Hoar
Republic
Chauncey M. Depew
Appointments of Independent Democratic Speakers
Listing of speakers and dates for the Independent Democratic speakers tour. Locations include Marysville Anaconda Philipsburg Covening Missoula Centerville Stockett Great Falls and a sequence of October dates from the 19th to the 30th.
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Great Falls
Hogan Billings Dues Day Tour Dates
A list of dates and towns for S. S. Hogan Billings tour includes Winston on Wednesday Oct 17 East Helena Oct 18 Garnet Oct 24 Neihart Oct 2 and a Wednesday Oct 31 entry with unclear details.
Local Schedule Snippet From Bozeman Area This Week
Partial OCR list shows events and places including Bozeman Townsend White Sulphur Springs Ronner and Beha cd case 4063004240 AcE Sea 2 Basin with dates in October. The line is fragmented and likely a community calendar or notices page listing upcoming activities across towns.
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Townsend
Ronner
Ace Sea 2 Basin
Philipsburg sale notice from Oct 16 17
Fragmentary notice citing Matts and E M Lamb with core ores at Ghyanalc C5 and Rucamay in Oct 16 17 Philipsburg schedule.
Beveridge Attacks Porto Rican Policy in Debate
The quote frames Beveridge as not in earnest about imperial policy, noting he recently denounced the Porto Rican approach by the president and Congress and warns that islands would oppose the U S system of government.
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Islands
Albert J. Beveridge
Congress
Chairman Hanna Denies Threat to Remove Coal Tariff
The Philadelphia Record reports Hanna angrily denouncing a Boston claim that he threatened to remove coal duties if operators failed to bargain. He calls the accusation a lie and says suspending coal duties would be a profanation, noting consumers suffer under the current fuel taxes.
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Philadelphia Record
Hanna
Boston
Fianna
Irony in Politics and Mining Ties Across States
Kansas City Times and Springfield Republican report on Mark Hanna posing as labor supporter in Pennsylvania while opposing labor in Ohio shipyards. They note miners from Nome returned with a ship carrying 800000 dollars in treasure, highlighting bitter ironies.
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Kansas City Times
Mark Hanna
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Springfield Republican
Nome
Spain Loss of Colonies Favored by Woodford
General Woodford says the best outcome for Spain was to lose its colonies and that it would not be good for the United States to have seized them.
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Utica
Spain
Woodford
United States
Kelley Returns to Butte After Eastern Campaign Swing
Hon C F Kelley arrived in Butte after touring Livingston Aldridge Carbonado Red Lodge Billings and smaller towns. He praised democratic sentiment and victory signs, spoke to a labor convention in Billings and said corruption is being resisted. He planned to speak in Bozeman and called the campaign inspiring and honorable for Montana.
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C. F. Kelley
Butte
Mr. Kelley
Livingston
Aldridge
Carbonado
Red Lodge
Billings
Montana
Bozeman
Odd Fellows Convention Opens at Fidelity Hall
The annual grand lodge meeting of the L. O. F. of this state begins at 10 o clock this morning in Fidelity hall. Delegates arrived from Helena and other towns after late arrivals, with more expected today. Rebekahs plan to assist in entertaining guests with several surprises.
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Fidelity Hall
Helena
Rebekahs
Desperate man detained after knife threat at East Mercury
The county attorney was spared a search for a warrant as Albert Rutten was seized after his wife reported a life threat and a knife pushed through their door at 432 East Mercury. An officer brought him in after a disturbance as neighbors assisted in the arrest.
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Albert Rutten
East Mercury Street
Mike McGlynn
E. D. Matts Butte Receives October Thursday Notice
The fragment notes E. D. Matts of Butte associated with a Thursday event dated October 18.
Hartman Stewart Stocker in Great Falls Sand Coulee Sale
Auction notice lists C. S. Hartman and W. R. C. Stewart as bidders with property at Stocker and Sand Coulee. Dates show Tuesday October 16 and Wednesday October 7 in Great Falls.
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Stocker and
Sand Coulee
Great Falls
Local Schedule Fragments From Columbia Malls and Nearby Towns
Readable portions show event dates and place names including Columbia Malls Helena Marysville Anaconda Philipsburg and Granite. The notes list days Friday through Tuesday and partial details for each locality with several unreadable entries.
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Columbia Malls
Momoron
Viésicascsese
Thompson
Helena
Marysville
Tavimmrion
Hed Lodge
Philipsburg
Roosevelt's Kentucky trip sparks talk of colonel title
In Kentucky, Roosevelt is likely milking the title colonel with steady use as the Utes upriving and boodlere uprivings come under scrutiny, though both efforts are described as failures this year.
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Kentucky
Roosevelt
Debs and Barker May Boost Campaigns With Vaudeville
The idea that Mr. Wharton Barker and Mr. Eugene V. Debs could attract more voters suggests adding vaudeville to their campaigns. The note hints at entertainment as a political appeal without detailing plans or outcomes.
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Wharton Barker
Eugene V. Debs
Local political schedule across Montana dates
The notice lists campaign or meeting dates for Robert B. Smith and others in towns including Fort Benton Sheridan Virginia City Twin Bridges Whitehall Victor Corvallis Hamilton Missoula and Stevensville with various Oct. 16 to Oct. 26 time slots.
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Fort Benton
Iciae
Stevensville
Victor
Corvallis
Hamilton
Missoula
Colonel Thompson Echoes Galveston Feel
The remark notes a certain Galveston atmosphere in Colonel Thompson's demeanor, suggesting a regional flavor in his presence or actions.
McKinley Roose velt Campaign Aligns In Me Too Style
In the campaign coverage Mr. McKinley appears to mirror Mr. Roose velt’s tactics and stance, suggesting a coordinated or parallel approach. The report highlights similarities in rhetoric and policy emphasis that echo Roosevelt’s influence on McKinley’s outreach.
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Mr. McKinley
Mr. Roosevelt
Kentuckians Refuse to Arrest Roosevelt over Goe Case
Report notes Kentuckians show gallantry by not arresting President Roosevelt as a suspect in the Goe murder, while officials continue inquiry. The item reflects regional attitudes and ongoing legal questions.
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Roosevelt
Coal Strike Standoff To Play Out On Present Lines
Both sides vow to fight the dispute along current lines through the winter, signaling a prolonged showdown as labor tensions persist and no settlement appears near.
Schedule appears for Billings C B Nolan events
The fragment lists performance or travel dates for Billings C B Nolan with T Hogan FP Kelley and C P Kelley. Dates show Oct 13 Oct 18 Oct 20 Oct 23 across Lewistown Gilt Edge and varying associates. Details incomplete.
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T. Hogan
Townsend
FP. Kelley
White
C. P. Kelley
Lewistown
An Appeal to Common Sense editorials proliferate
In both democratic and republican newspapers these days an amazing number of editorials are titled An Appeal to Common Sense. The pieces urge practical solutions and warn against extreme rhetoric.
Republican Rally Draws Large Lewistown Crowd
Kalispell Oct 15 The Hon H. G. Murray Hon Frank E. Smith of Lewistown and A N Yoder spoke to a very large audience at the opera house on republican issues. Band music preceded by street parade. Meeting presided by W C Pomeroy.
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Lewistown
Kalispell
G. Murray
Frank E. Smith
A. N. Yoder
Opera House
W. C. Pomeroy
Kiushan Falls to Sun Yet Sen Forces in China Riot
Reports state Sun Yet Sen has seized Kiushan on the Fast river and now occupies the prefectural city of Chou. Imperial troops from Canton were defeated by reformers with about 200 killed, while Canton prepares dispatching troops to the disturbed districts.
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Hongkong
Sen
Kiushan
Chou
Canton
British forces move toward Pekin amid Far Eastern tensions
The British command under Lord Campbell pressing a detour south of the Paoting river reached Tuliu on the Grand canal. Sir Ernest M Satow has begun his journey to Pekin, succeeding Sir Claude MacDonald as British minister to China, while M De Glers the Russian minister is expected back soon.
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Tientsin
Lord Campbell
Tuliu
Grand Canal
Ernest M. Satow
Claude MacDonald
Stove makers cancel Chicago meeting on major combination
Hamilton Ohio reports local stove manufacturers announce cancellation of tomorrow's Chicago meeting to discuss a broad combination of stove makers. The scheme involving about 70,000 units is stated to be abandoned by a local manufacturer.
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Hamilton
Ohio
Chicago
Barker and Jordan Open World Checker Championship Series
In Boston on October 15 the first of 40 games for the world checker championship and a $2000 side stake began at the American House. The match uses the Stuart Jordan system with Charles F. Barker of Boston facing Richard Jordan of Edinburg.
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Boston
Charles F. Barker
Richard Jordan
Edinburg
Steamship Rates Hike Across Trade Routes
Berlin dispatch reports North German Lloyd and two rivals will raise passenger fares by 1 percent to India Australasia China and Japan. The action, decided today in Bremen, tightens shipping costs for travelers and freight between Europe and Asia-Pacific markets.
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Oct. U
North German
Lloyd Steamship
Bremen
India
Australasia
China
Japan
Hill in Illinois in 1896 style parade thrills Springfield
Springfield reports the 1896 scale-like demonstration with about 40 000 visitors and a 2000 strong march of democratic clubs. Governor Hill arrived at Wabash station with 5000 cheering followers and spoke to 15000 at the state house grounds ending with a Bryan tribute. A 3000 member night parade capped the day.
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Bryan Day
Governor Hill
Wabash
State House
Bryan
New York
Indiana
Court House Square
Manila Exports and Imports Reported for Nine Months
The war department bulletin covers nine months ending March 31, 1500, detailing that Philippines imports totaled 15,102,879 dollars while exports to foreign ports reached 12,928,464 dollars. Manila hemp exports amounted to 54,187 tons valued at 5,106,340 dollars with the United States taking 57,138 tons valued at 2,476,926 dollars and the United Kingdom 1,964,347 dollars. 4,808 tons worth 708,308 dollars went to China. The report also notes commerce in gold and silver coins.
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Washington
War Department
Philippine Islands
Philippines
Manila
United States
United Kingdom
China
Trade Totals From U S Imports and Exports
The report sets total import value at 16 751 85 dollars and total exports at 14 034 280 dollars. It notes that trade with the United States alone reached 2 650 490 dollars in exports and 1 080 140 dollars in imports.
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United States
Chinese court seals imperial power in new capital report
A Shanghai dispatch notes edicts show Prince Tuan holds the imperial seal since the court moved to Si nanfu. The Daily Chronicle adds that only France and the United States back arbitration at The Hague on indemnity claims against China, with other powers opposing.
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London
Sinanfu
Shanghai
Prince Tuan
Daily Chronicle
France
United States
China
The
Hague
British consul warns European women from Hongkong to avoid Yangtse areas
A Shanghai dispatch reports the British consul cautions European women not to travel north from Hongkong to join husbands as conditions in the Yangtse valley grow increasingly serious.
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Berlin
Shanghai
Hongkong
Yangtse
Flannery Named Helena Police Sergeant After Baseball Role
Jack Flannery former member of the Butte fire department and Helena baseball club captain at times was appointed sergeant of police in Helena today. The move follows his season with the Helena team and marks a shift from sports and firefighting to law enforcement.
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Standard
Helena
Jack Flannery
Butte Fire Department
Secretaries Long Western Trip to Include Speeches
Long plans a series of speeches on presidential topics during a western trip starting next week. He will visit multiple states as part of the itinerary announcing positions and addressing public concerns.
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Long
Stump
Washington
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