Anaconda Standard Publishing Details and Addresses
The Anaconda Standard announces publishing company details including daily and Sunday editions, subscription rates, postal information, and office contacts. It lists main office in Anaconda, regional offices in Butte Missoula Great Falls, and Washington Bureau with several newsstand locations across Chicago San Francisco Denver Salt Lake City.
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Standard Publishing Company, Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Postoffice
Chicago
Auditorium Annex
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Denver
Glenarm Street
Seventeenth Street
St Lake
Second South Street
Alt Lake
Salt Lake News Co
Anward Publishing Company
Mont
Anaconda Standard Circulation Lead Cited
Anaconda Standard claims a larger bona fide paid circulation than all other Montana family newspapers combined. The six month average ending June 30, 1900 is 11,722.
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Ome Anaconda Standard
Ily
Montana
Miner gang and labor records in political clash
The article denounces The Miner's allegations against Folsom's union labor record as false, rebutting claims from the Clark Toole camp and defending Hogan's labor credibility. It accuses the Miner of misrepresenting facts to damage Folsom and calls out Clark’s supporters for hypocrisy and imported operatives in Silver Bow.
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Fulsom
Folsom
Hogan
Clark
J. K. Toole
Ciber
Mr. Toole
Corporation
Organized Labor
Jsabor
W. A. Clark
Toole
Butte
Silver Bow County
Clark Denounces Oil Claim on Montana Copper Mines
The Helena speech quotes W A Clark asserting Standard Oil controls Montana copper mines except two owned by individuals. The speaker labels this claim a plain falsehood and clarifies Standard Oil does not control any Montana mine, noting Amalgamated Copper is a separate entity.
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Helena
W. A. Clark
Standard Oil Company
Montana
W. A. Clark and
Heinze
Amalgamated Copper Company
Standard
Amalgamated
Clark’s Senate Bid Attacked Over Amalgamated Ties
The piece argues Marcus Daly’s control of Amalgamated stock shows the Standard Oil cartel influence and contends Clark would not curb the mining companies. It accuses Clark of buying a Senate seat, cites bribery records, and dismisses his qualifications as mere political manipulation.
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Standard
Marcus Daly
Amalgamated Stock
Clark
Senate
Amalgamated Company
Montana
Amalgamated Copper Company
Standard Ol
The Only Cause for Wonder in Mr. Clark's Career
A critical review of W. A. Clark's senatorial bribery investigation notes growing public contempt as witnesses and agents expose coarse methods and unmasked conspiracy claims. The piece argues Clark failed to prove a legitimate defense and that his associates walked a line near criminality.
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W. A. Clark
Himer
Clark
United States
Stanchard
Clark’s political career marred by ambition and costly tactics
The piece argues Mr. Clark lacks personal strength and support, relying on buying votes and employing many agencies in campaigns. It claims his senatorial bid began with seven votes and required purchasing nearly half the legislature, asserting crude methods undermine any vindication of criminal conduct.
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Prise
Clark
Mr. Clark
Vindication muddled by Clark campaign rhetoric and satire
A critical, satirical review of W A Clark's vindication claims and allies. The piece mocks supporters, notes skin-deep loyalty, and references figures like Alvord Aguinaldo and Mark Twain while lampooning registration fraud and campaign tactics. It blends literature allusions with political commentary on Clark and Toole.
Schedule of events in Great Falls and nearby towns
Independent Democrat listings show a sequence of events across multiple towns including Great Falls, Red Lodge, Anaconda, Philipsburg, Butte, Granite, and Cut plans from October 20 to November 5. The page lists dates for events in venues such as Cee n t rii Mi and Clancy, with several entries in late October and early November.
Fragmentary Opera Schedule Fragments From An Old Page
Partial readable items show dates and names like October and November events. Friday and Saturday listings appear with unclear venues and opponents.
Butte Miner Lacks Laughter Beyond derisive Crowds
The Butte Miner is described as unable to elicit genuine cheer, only receiving derisive laughter. The remark suggests a subdued public response or failed effort to entertain or persuade.
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Butte
Copper Company Workers Claim Stronger Position
Despite counsel from Clark and Toole, 15 000 Amalgamated Copper employees believe they are in strong standing with their employer.
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Clark, Toole Et al
Amalgamated Copper Company
Eut
Complaints Rise Over Mr Clark's Bungstarters False Starts
Residual objections appear in quarters that Mr Clark's bungstarters cause early false starts. The issue centers on equipment and timing. Officials urge review and resolution to restore fair competition.
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Mr. Clark
Military report notes armor plans and submarine trials
The document reports qualified support for turret armor changes and notes 56 810 tons remain to be contracted. It finds Krupp armor effective mainly above five inches and proposes two classes to cut costs. Admiral O Neill cautions on submarine boat Holland usefulness, with Lieutenant Strauss detailing smokeless powder stability tests at Indian Head after a recent explosion.
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Holland
Admiral O'Neill
Strauss
Indian Head
Local Notice Fragment Incomplete Everyday Date
Readable text shows a fragment mentioning Alex J. McIlowan seas and a Wednesday date October 31 with unclear context and a reference to Hogan.
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Hogan
Admiral ONeill Reports Advances in Ammunition and Guns
Washington reports Admiral ONeill chief of ordnance says ammunition stocks have grown and Asiatic station ships are supplied. Next year will see many finished guns and an eight inch breechplug gun fires six rounds per minute. Baltimore and Atlanta receive updates and a double turret system is discussed.
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Washington
Admiral O'Neill
Asiatic
Baltimore
Atlanta
Sheridan Monday Virginia CUP reservss
An abbreviated schedule item lists Sheridan on Monday October 2 and Anaconda preparing for a Virginia Cup event on Tuesday October 30 with a follow up on Saturday November 3.
Sims Reeves Dies in Worthing
London reports the death of Sims Reeves the veteran English singer at Worthing Sussex. Reeves who had long national fame passed away on October 33 according to sources.
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London
Sims Reeves
Worthing
Sussex
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Canada
Mexico
Seerenne Cook
Washington Bureau
Ness
Polonius
Alvord
New York
Manila
Aguinaldo
Prince Tuan
W. A. Clark & Bb
Clark and
Mr. Hogan
Clarks
W. A. Clark & Ubbl
Joe Toole
Mark Twain
Independent
Democratic
Thomas S. Hogan and
C. F. Kelley
Ceentrii Mi
PAG
Nethart
Rte 2
Clancy
T. S. Hogan
Mmi
Cka
Dartman
LA i Red Lodge
Philipsburg
Thutte
POAY
Connell
Satin
Torday
S&i
Tosday
Robert B. Smith
Livingston
Araconda
I. L. Meyers and
Alex J. McKowan
Marblehead
Proving Grounds
I. L. Meyers
Alex J. Mcllowan
Walter S. Hartman
E. D. Matis
J. F. Barting and
T. J. Walsh
Butte, Mo
Rice, Fulton & Gol
Dr.dodd
Dodd
West Park Street
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