Anaconda Standard publishing info and offices
The Anaconda Standard publishing company announces daily and Sunday editions with subscription rates, offices in Anaconda and branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls. It lists contact numbers, bureau locations in Washington Chicago Denver San Francisco and Salt Lake, and newsroom addresses for correspondence.
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Standard Publishing Company, Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Chicago
Postoffice
Auditorium Annex
Francisco
Palace Hotel
Mver
Glenarm Street
Enver
Seventeenth Street Lake
Second South Street
Lake
Salt Lake News Co
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mont
Anaconda Standard Tops Montana Circulation
The Anaconda Standard reports its Sunday average for six months ending June 26 1900 exceeds all other feature papers in Montana combined, highlighting its larger paid circulation.
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Montana
Old Yale Legend and Montana Campaign Echoes
The piece recalls an Yale alumnus revisiting his college rooms, mischief misnaming a cousin, and the era of recurring anti Anaconda campaign rhetoric. It notes how W A Clark J K Toole and allies demonize the Standard Oil line and traces the same copper collar kerosene cries back to 1896 against Marcus Daly and the Anaconda Company.
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Yale
W. A. Clark
J. K. Toole
Standard Oil Company
Montana
Howl Clark
Howlers
Marcus Daly
Anaconda Company
Daly
Clark
Heinze
Anaconda
Butte
Kelley
1898 echo of copper collar cries with renewed zeal
The passage compares the current anti copper campaign to 1898, condemning Clark and his allies for old tactics, weaker energy, and spurious claims. It asserts the present push lacks the vigor of the prior effort and mocks new rhetoric as a sham, contrasting fury with fading force.
How the Play Came Up In Amalgamated Copper Row
The address last night exposes the Clark faction’s insincerity as the Amalgamated Copper affair unfolds. Heinze funded newspaper reports calling Daly a failure while praising Heinze as a copper world figure, actions deemed lies to boost Heinze. Now Heinze seeks support by vilifying former allies who spurn him, aiming to force a state issue.
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Hogan
Clark
Amalgamated Copper Company
New
Butte
Montana
Heinze
Amalgamated Company
Mr Daly
Napoleon
Ihs
John Sherman Remembered As a Lifelong Republican Leader
The obituary recalls John Sherman as a towering figure in American politics, a lifelong Republican from birth of the party. It notes his long public service in Congress, the Senate, and the McKinley cabinet, and mentions his role in the demonetization of silver and disputes over his finances and health. It highlights Hanna's rise and Sherman’s forced resignation amid controversy.
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John Sherman
Sherman
House
Republican Party
Mark Hanna
Ohio
Hanna
McKinley
Senate
Spain
Mr. Sherman
Stewart
Sherman’s Senate Career and Silver Policy Debated
The article recalls William Sherman’s role in shaping the measure named for him, a compromise between free coinage and the Windom bill. It notes his opposition to silver, his pivotal work in repealing the Sherman law in 1893, and mixed regard for his overall impact and talents.
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Senate
Sherman
Collier's takes aim at Manley forecast on election votes
Collier's Weekly critiques Hon Joseph Manley on the 1900 race forecast. It questions McKinley's 266 electors listing many states as doubtful and argues New York may not be secure. The piece suggests Manley's list lacks reliability and overstates certainty for Bryan in several key paths.
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Joseph Manley
MckKinley
Colliers
Mr. Mantey
California
Connecticut
Delaware
Illinois
Iowa
Kansas
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
North Dakota
Ohio
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Dakota
Vermont
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Collier's
McKinley
Bryan
Toegether
Collies
Roosevelt
Croker
Judge Daly
Upstate
Mr. Bryan
Hardihood
Maniley
Colorado
Idaho
Indiana
Kentucky
Missouri
Montana
Nevada
Nebraska
Utah
Manley
McKintey
NY Registrar Faces Heavy Registration Pressure
The intense registration at New York City prompts concern for Mr. Hanna. Elsewhere Mr. Heinze favors taking the elections into his own hands by similar means and methods.
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New York City
Mr. Hanna
Heinze
Campaign rhetoric and voter registration in Chicago
The piece notes Republicans revive 1596 accusations against Dryan's supporters as Chicago shows a 401 408 registration, the largest in history. It predicts a ten year wait before John Sherman’s admirers could win a hall of fame tablet.
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Chicago
John Sherman
Frost on Clark's Vaudeville Shows Hinted If Not Seen
A brief note suggests frost warnings tied to Clark's vaudeville performances. The quirky line implies weather cues intersecting with entertainment venues, inviting readers to check outdoor shows for seasonal hints.
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Clark
Helena Embraces Clark Campaign More Than Elsewhere
In Helena a campaign for Mr. Clark stands out as the one taken seriously, suggesting strong local support while other towns show limited attention. The statement highlights Helena as a focal point for the effort and implies broader state disparity in reception.
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Helena
Mr. Clark
Political jibes rise as campaigns press on
Fragmentary remarks hint at partisan volleys as Mr. Clark and Mr. Heinze clash over policy and authority. The text notes Mr. Hanna continuing to press and indicate campaign dynamics, with frost and pump kin imagery suggesting rural voter sentiment.
Election talk and legal suits shadow South Dakota vote fate
The text notes residents of South Dakota may push for an election despite opposition. It cites Addison on registration as a decisive factor and suggests Heinze has fewer new jail suits this time. It argues money may aid Clark, but the silent vote is expected against him.
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Clark
Cartoonist Opper Drives Bryan Campaign Effort
The passage cites Opper as the second most influential figure after Bryan in his presidential bid. It mocks Clark support and suggests Toole cannot persuade without personal influence. It also references von Waldersee and Prince Tuan as figures whose actions would be highly newsworthy.
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Ly von Waldersee
Prince Tuan
Election Returns Outpace Clark Expense Accounts
Mr. Clark finds tallying election returns quicker than tracing his expense accounts. After shaking Clark's plum trees, many beneficiaries will also shake Clark himself.
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Clark
Politician's Image Skewered by Omaha News Theory
The Omaha News argues Republican orators rehearse against Bryan era critiques and notes no Clark vaudeville acts will caricature Clark himself, prompting speculation on political theater and self portrayal.
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The
Omaha News
Mr. Clark
Record ovation fuels Montana political rally scene
Speaker Kelley delivers a heated address defending independent democracy in Montana while attacking Standard Oil and Kir Kerosene tied to Clark and Heinze figures. He lauds Marcus Daly and labor allies, cites Toole and Hogan, and urges working people to vote for honest leadership amid populist tensions.
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Independent Democracy
Montana
Kelley
Hogan
Angeonda
Clark
Heingse
Heinge
Hogan Denounces Attacks As He Heads Montana Campaign
The speech segment describes Tom Hogan denying partisan manipulation in Montana politics. He rebuts claims about populist ties and asserts independence from corporate influence, reading a sharply critical telegram about P A O Farrell. Hogan ends to sustained applause and an ovation.
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Kelly
Hogan
Tom
Montana
P. A. O'Farrell
Kelley
John Maguire
Missoula
Appointments List By Montana Towns and Dates
Local notices list appointments in multiple Montana towns including Missoula Centerville Great Falls Helena Billings Red Lodge Clancy Basin Cranite Philipsburg and Philipsburg with dates ranging October 2 through October 31. Individual entries show day and date for each location.
Fragments of Schedule Listings From Historic Oregon Towns
The notice lists event dates across multiple towns including Hamilton Corvallis Stevensville Deer Lodge Frenchtown Livingston Butte Anaconda Bozeman and shows days in October November with sessions morning afternoon and evening. It reflects a travel or meeting circuit with varied times.
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Corvallis
Stevensville
Deer Lodge
Frenchtown
Local Race Event Dates and Locations Listed
H. L. Meyers and Alex J. McGowan announced schedules for events at Shelby Junction on Wednesday October 24 and Dupuyer on Saturday October 27 with additional notes for October 4 and October 36.
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Shelby Junction
Dupuyer
Belt H. L. Meyers and Kelley Tour Dates
Belt H. L. Meyers with Hon C F Kelley schedule visits starting Monday Oct 29 in Basin and continuing Wednesday Oct 31 and Missoula on Saturday Nov 3 with similar arrangements.
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Hon. C. F. Kelley
McGowan and Clancy Schedule with Hogan in Neihart
Alex J. McGowan and Clancy are listed with Hon. T. Hogan on events in Neihart for Monday October 29 and Wednesday October 31, with Hogan associated in both entries.
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Mexico
United States
Aily
Editorial Roos
Bureau
National
William J. Bryan
Adlai E. Stevenson
T. S. Hogan
Lewis and Clarke
Cornelius F. Kelley
W. Morris
Madison
George M Hays
Yellowstone
Robert Lee Word
Alexander Livingston
Park
E. J. McLean
Carbon
W. R. C. Stewart
Gallatin
P. A. Leamy
Copper Collar
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Eames
Iteview
Mantey
Sam
Addison
Cartoonist Opper
Joe Toole
Standard Oj
Joseph K. Toole
Toole
Mr Hogan
Independent
Democratic
Thomas S. Hogan
C. F. Kelley
Philipsburg
Walkervill
Centerville
Nejhart
Clancy
C. Ff. Kelley
C. S. Hartman
Red Lodge
Robert B. Smith
Plains
Hamilton
Victor
Livingston Butte
Bozeman
H. L. Meyers and
Alex J. McGowan
Hinanks
H. L. Meyers
Neihart
Hon. T
Zoc
M. J. Connell Company
Ole Creek
Rice, Fulton & Gold, Proprietors
Miss Harold
Harold
Foom
the Argyle
West Broadway
Buite
Mott’s
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