Anaconda Standard publishing details and bureaus
The Anaconda Standard announces publishing day cadence and subscription rates, notes main office in Standard Block Anaconda, and lists branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls as well as Washington Bureau address. It also provides newsstand locations in Chicago San Francisco Denver and Salt Lake City and directs correspondence to Anaconda Montana.
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Standard Publishing Company, Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda
The
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Chicago
Postoffice
Auditorium Annex
N Francisco
Palace Hotel
Nver
Glenarm Street
Enver
Seventeenth Street
Second South
Sa Wake
Salt Lake News Co
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconds
Anaconda Standard Claims Largest Montana Circulation
The Anaconda Standard asserts its paid daily and Sunday circulation exceeds all other Montana daily papers combined for the six months ending June 30, 1900, reporting an average of 11,722.
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Anaconda Standard
Montana
Bryan and Stevenson Named as Party Ticket
The ticket lists William J. Bryan of Nebraska for president and Adlai E. Stevenson of Illinois for vice president signaling a return to the party leadership lineup.
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William J. Bryan
Nebraska
Adlai E. Stevenson
Illinois
Kerosene Domination Ends Clark Vaudeville Act
The piece criticizes Clark for backing a vaudeville act tied to kerosene and political figures. It notes public backlash, poor reception, and strained support from figures like J. K. Toole and Frank Higgins. It asserts Standard Oil and Amalgamated as decoys, while Marcus Daly remains Clark’s target as the kerosene campaign prevails.
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Clark
Clarks
Heinze
Clarke
J. K. Toole
Mr. Toole
Silver Bow
Frank Higgins
Marcus Daly
Tae Wee
Standard Oil
Mr. Daly
W. A. Clark
Clarkie
Clark conspirators in Montana voting scandal warned
A Montana newspaper accuses W A Clark of coordinating colonization and forged registration across counties including Silver Bow Butte and Missoula. It reports arrests of repeaters, plans further prosecutions, and urges relentless pursuit to expose and curb the alleged fraud and conspiracies.
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Silver Bow County
Clark
Clark Heels Fight Over Profits And Losses
The passage notes a feud over profits and losses, with Heinze proposing a plan funded by Clark and a call for Clark supporters to resume their roles. It ends with a call to play loud tunes on a kerosene can until polls close.
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Heinze
Clark
Clark Heelers
Roosevelt as Vice Presidential Pick Draws Fire in Boston Herald
The Boston Herald criticizes Roosevelt as a vice presidential candidate, labeling him strenuous yet dangerous. It questions McKinley’s fitness for a second term and hints at doubts about Roosevelt’s suitability for the presidency.
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Rooseavelt
Boston Herald
the Herald
Herald
McKinley
Roosevelt
Lic- Kinley
William Melkinley
Marcus A. Hanna
Cuba
Lincoln
Grant
Why We Paid to Spain for the Philippines
The article questions why the United States paid Spain 20 million dollars for the Philippines after the Paris Peace conference. It notes no clear official reason, suggests a motive to accelerate an agreement, and cites that the demand to seize the archipelago emerged late, surprising the Spanish commissioners who offered counterproposals.
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United States
Spain
Philippines
McKinley
Philippine War Treaty Payment Aimed at Title Clarified
The text reviews Spanish demands for large payments during peace talks over the Philippines. It notes proposals of 109 million and 50 million for a north-south split, both rejected by the Americans, who finally accepted 20 million. It argues no payment was necessary and questions how the sum affected U.S. conquest rights.
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United States
Mindanao
Spain
Day
American Commission
Philippines
Cavite
Manila
Fall Pines
Clark Attacks Standard Oil Amid Montana Wage Debate
The text accuses Mr. Clark of inflaming Montana wage workers to pressure the United States Senate. It defends Standard Oil and its stockholders, stating they have harmed no mining interests in Butte or the Amalgamated Copper Company. The piece claims Clark aims to gain power by stirring passions.
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Clark
Heinze
Butte News
Federal Senate
Mon
United States Senate
Montana
Standard Oil Company
Butte
Senate
Amalgamated Copper Company
Begion & Montana
Butte Developments Highlight Clarkites in Registration Debate
Roosevelt notes Bryan's New York trail faces trouble as Clark advocates push free and unlimited registration. The reference to house bill 182 shows Clarkites advancing the registration stance amid ballot concerns.
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Mr. Roosevelt
Bryan
New York Trail
Butte
Clark
Toole Stands on Clark Platform Amid Vote Talk
The Hon. Joseph K. Toole remains on the Clark platform while opponents claim he sits as if on it. One man suggests Clark could scare voters more by dropping kerosene and saying boo.
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Joseph K. Toole
Clark
Silver coinage push sparks Bryan election claim
Montana citizens are urged to note that eastern Republican organs press strongly that Bryan's election implies free coinage of silver.
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Montana
Bryan
Wealth Cannot Buy Happiness Says Washington Star
The Washington Star remarks that money cannot buy happiness, even for millionaires, noting that wealth does not guarantee political power or personal fulfillment.
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Washington Star
United States Senate
Clark’s whiskey and crooked colonization schemes
The line implies Clark plans colonization ventures described as crooked while endorsing whiskey straight. It contrasts personal vice with political misdeeds, signaling a satirical or critical political cartoon caption.
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Clark
Ambulatory Woes and Corporate Jibes Highlight 1900s Turmoil
The note mentions Joe Toole's shaky legs and contrasts his condition with Mr. Clark's. It references Absalom lacking Charley’s bank balance and accuses Amalgamated Copper Company of heavy criticism, comparing it to attacks on Anaconda Copper Mining Company in a distant place.
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Joe Toole
Mr. Clark
Clark
Amalgamated Copper Company
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Tsvs
Clark's poor showing echoes on stump and stand
Mr. Clark delivered a lackluster performance on the stump paralleling a weak witness appearance. His struggle to articulate points drew questions about preparedness and credibility amid the campaign trail.
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Mr. Clark
Srump
Laboring Men Question McKinley Platform on Chinese Exclusion
Indianapolis Sentinel notes lawmakers who visited Philadelphia in June. asks why no Chinese exclusion plank was added and suggests coal barons influenced the omission. Warns that next year cheap labor will flood Pennsylvania coal mines and nearby counties.
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Indianapolis Sentinel
Indiana
McKinley
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Clay
Vigo
Daviess
Gas
No. Not a Serious Political Leader, Says Opponents
A political figure is described as ineffective and improper for public influence. Critics say he has not studied American politics, lacks entitlement as a voter adviser, and cannot be heard as an original expounder of Republican principles. He is deemed unserious by informed observers.
Dayton Shops Close for Roosevelt Visit Prompt Paid Day
The Dayton News recalls that during Mr. Bryan's visit no shops closed in Dayton but during Mr. Roosevelt's Dayton appearance nearly every shop closed and workers were sent home with full pay. The note asks if this was intimidation.
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Dayton
Mr. Bryan
Prominent Figures Highlight Varied Personal News
General O O Noward to be honored in New York on his 70th birthday anniversary. Lord Mackenzie’s son by marriage to American Grace Farrell noted in society. Herbert Spencer renews voice with a critique of British Boer policy. Rev Sam P Jones weakened, plans Atlanta stay. Bishop Coleman reports diversely mistaken identifiers from a nocturnal tramp. Miss Braddon’s literary debut and stage past traced through Brighton 1257 and early Mary Leyton identity.
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O. O. Noward
New York
F. J. C. Mackenzie
Lord Mackenzie
Edinburgh
Grace Farrell
St. Paul
Miss Braddon
Brighton Theater Royal
Mary Leyton
M. E. Braddon
Maxwell
Sermon Turns On Ship Drifting Toward Rocks
A clergyman compares a sinking ship to a spiritual decline as a jack tar interrupts with spirited cries. The minister declares the vessel wrecked with sails split, masts shivered, and no hope, while the sailor cries to drop anchor amid the peril.
Appointments of Independent Democratic Speakers
Independent Democratic speakers tour in Walkerville Missoula Centerville Great Falls with dates Oct 4 Oct 25 Oct 26 Oct 30 Oct 27 and Oct 29 spanning Tuesday through Monday. Speakers include representatives from local party lines and regional communities sharing platform notes.
Unclear Schedule Fragment for Local Meetings
Fragmentary OCR lists dates and places including Hogan Wednesday October 21 and Philipsburg October 30 with scattered stray text and place names such as Reed Lodge Anaconda and Kelley Basin.
W A Clark Attacks Standard Oil Ties in Montana Debate
In a Montana dispute, W A Clark broadens attack beyond his bribery record to blame prejudice and ignorance. He denies Standard Oil ownership of Montana mines, noting Amalgamated Copper holdings led by Marcus Daly and praising Daly's contributions while detailing mining surface and underground improvements and safety measures. The piece suggests Clark fears public vindication of a crime.
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Montana
W. A. Clark
Schaelers
Marcus Daly
Messrs
Clark
Heinge
Butte
Unclear Chronology From Fragmented Schedule List
Fragmentary itinerary entries show names Robert B Smith and multiple towns including Hamilton Corvallis Stevensville Deer Lodge Frenchtown Livingston Butte Anaconda Bozeman and scattered dates in October and November, with incomplete weekday labels and stray terms such as cocane RCREY Oat. The text appears to be a damaged event or notices page.
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Deer Lodge
Frenchtown
Livingston
Butte
Araconda
Bozeman
Cocane Rcrey
Not Delivered Goods Haunt Presidential Price Claim
A fragment notes Hanna crying money or perish as McKinley is urged away while the article questions whether the highest price for the presidency will be paid and goods delivered, highlighting disappointment and uncertainty.
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Boston Traveler
Hanna
McKinley
Postal card ballot idea for busy voters endorsed
Edward Stanwood argues in Atlantic Monthly for a postal card ballot system to aid busy or fatigued men unable to reach polling places. A post office vote, he says, would invite electoral fraud while accommodating those with engagements. The Sioux City Tribune notes Hanna’s counterpoint on the issue.
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Minneapolis Times
Edward Stanwood
Atlantic Monthly
Mr. Stanwood
Local Event Schedule Declares Mixed Dates
Fragmentary notices list names L. Meyers and Alex J. Mcflowan with events labeled Shelby Junction on Wednesday October 24 and Thursday October 25. Additional lines mention GHOUIGRY and PORNOE with unclear October dates and Saturday October 27.
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Shelby Junction
Pornoe Us
Belt i Le Meyers and Basin Schedule Update
The note records Belt i Le Meyers with Son Cc F Kelley on Monday October 2 and Basin on Wednesday October 31 with Hon Cc F Kelley, plus a Missoula entry for Saturday November.
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Cc. F. Kelley
Alex J. McIlowan Haes Neihart Monday Oct 29
Notes show Alex J McIlowan and Neihart competing on Monday October 29 with Hen Hogan listed and a separate card for Clancy on Wednesday October 31 with Hen Hogan.
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Neihart
Hen. T
Hogan
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Mexico
Standard Block
Swae
Washington
National
T. S. Hogan
Lewis and Clarke
Cornelius F. Kelley
W 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
Beaverhead
Mark
Absalom
Charley
Omaha World-Herald
New York Tribune
Cincinnati Enquirer
Tlanna
Herbert Spencer
Mr. Spencer
Sam P. Jones
Georgia
Atlanta
Bishop Coleman
Delaware
Schiller
Jack Tar
Independent
Democratic
Thomas S. Hogan and
C. F. Kelley
Walkerville
Centerville
Clancy
C. S. Hartman
Billings
Marysville
Robert B. Smith
Hamilton
Sioux City Tribune
Hi. L. Meyers
Alex J. Mcflowan
I. le Meyers
Alex J. Mcllowan
M. J. Connell Company
Owsley
Butte, Mont
Rice, Fulton & Gol
Dr.dodd
Doctor Dodd
West Park Street
Miss Harold
Harold
Jeoree Fox
E. W. Harold
the Argyle No
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