Anaconda Standard publication and rates notice
The Anaconda Standard announces daily and Sunday editions with varying subscription rates in advance and lists mailing destinations for the United States Canada and Mexico. It also notes offices in Anaconda with links to Butte Missoula Great Falls and a Washington Bureau and lists newsstand locations in Chicago San Francisco Denver and Salt Lake City.
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Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Chicago
Postoffice
Auditorium Annex
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Nver
Glenarm Street
Enver
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake
Second South Street
Salt Lake News Co
Stanward Publishing Company
Anaconda
Mont
Anaconda Standard Leads Montana Daily Circulation
The Anaconda Standard reports higher paid circulation than all other Montana daily papers combined for the six months ending June 20, 1900, with an average daily and Sunday readership of 11,722.
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Anaconda Standard
Montana
Ally
Clark vindicated by state convention in Helena assembly
In Helena last night, Clark declared satisfaction with the vindication from his state convention. The Standard notes his renewed acceptance of convention actions and marks a shift from his past stance as Toole had earlier refused to participate. Clark appears to proceed with untarnished honor.
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Helena
Clark
Mr. Clark
Senate
W. A. Clark
Joseph K. Toole
Mr. Toole
Victor Colorado Affair Sparks National Debate
The Victor incident sparked headlines of riot and discourtesy toward Governor Roosevelt and Bryan campaign events. Western attitudes drew sharp criticism while eastern campuses faced interruptions including McKinley banners at Ithaca and Ann Arbor.
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Victor
Colorado
Repub- Mean
Roosevelt
Lfe
Vic
Bryan
Hoosevelt
St. Louis
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Ithaca
New York
Ltegary
McKinley
Mr. Bryan
Particu
Clark’s bid to rule Montana labor ends in defeat
The Montana Standard details W A Clark’s failed effort to sway the Montana Trades and Labor council in favor of his political ticket. It portrays Clark as buying influence with money and notes his repeated public rebukes, noting that labor groups refused to be bid for partisan ends and predicting continued political defeats for Clark.
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Clark
Toole
Ferguson
Montana
Mr. Clark
W. A. Clark
Bryan’s speeches praised for earnestness and calm tone
The passage argues Bryan’s rhetoric avoids intolerance and abuse, noting his earnest argument and occasional sarcasm while defending his right to a respectful hearing. It comments that he has not suffered much and handles emergencies well.
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Bryan
Return of Mark Twain After Five Year Absence
Mark Twain returns to Hartford after five years away, following a winter in New York. He toured western cities to pay off debts from a failed publishing venture, then settled back with his family. The writer mourns Charles Dudley Warner, friend and collaborator on The Gilded Age.
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Mark Twain
New York
Hartford
Conn
Mr. Clemens
Montana
Sir Walter Scott
Scott
Clemens
Charles Dudley Warner
Henry T. Raymond
Colonel Sellers
Warner
Coercion at Kansan wedding over political pledge
A Kan sas bride and her fiancé faced coercion when the bride’s father refused consent unless the groom, a Bryan supporter, vowed to vote for McKinley. Prewedding plans had progressed to invitations, supper, rings, and celebration, but the ultimatum forced a fateful choice. Some men risk job loss under such pressure.
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McKinley
Bryan
Kansas
Notable Naval Figures and Academic Resignations Reported
Lieutenant Horace P. McIntosh sails to Chile to supervise a US government agreed navy project for the Chilean government. Five US admirals recommended him. Roger Q. Milly recalls Galveston fears amid storm danger. Naval Constructor Ruhm detained by Japanese police near Kure, mistaken for a deserter and treated to dinner. Harvard Law Dean Langdell resigns after 25 years, to be succeeded by James B. Ames. Langdell noted as a premier legal scholar.
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Horace P. McIntosh
United States Navy
Chile
United States
Thomas F. Ruhm
Hobson
Asiatic
Kure
Oregon
C. C. Langdell
Harvard University Law School
James B. Ames
Langdell
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Standard Publishing Company, Publishers and Proprietors
Canada
Mexico
Standard Block
Washington
Tor
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and Labor Council
Counties
Silver Bow County
Ture
Organized Labor
Hogan
Mr. Hogan
Council
Labor
Matter
Standard
Trade Council
Citi
Zen
Senate of the
W. A
Viarok
Donovan
Bonner
Hallowe'en
Maine
Arlington
Admiral Montijo
Manila
Joe Toole
Boodler Mark
Clark Circles
Judge Bickford
Connell
Mammoth Fur Sale
London
Alaska
Clonday
Krimmer
Krinmmer
Union
Seal Plush
Children’s Newmarkets
Kersey
Roger Q. Milly
Texas
Galveston
California
M. J. Connell Company
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