The Anaconda Standard Publishing Information
The Anaconda Standard lists its publishing details including daily and Sunday editions, subscription rates in advance, postage policies, main office in Standard Block Anaconda, and branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls. It also notes Washington and various city news stand locations and directs business correspondence to the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana.
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Standard Publishing Company, Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda
Ofice
NUM
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Chicago
Postoffice
Auditorium Annex
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Denver
Glenarm Street
Seventeenth Street
Alt Lake
Second South Street
Salt Lake News Co
Standard Publishing Company
Mont
Anaconda Standard Adverts Claim Largest Montana Circulation
The Anaconda Standard reports a larger bona fide paid circulation than all other Montana daily newspapers combined. The six month average ending June 30, 1900 is 11,722.
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Anaconda Standard
Montana
The New Born Philanthropy and Mr Clark
The piece argues Mr Clark is seen as a close business figure who appears a friend of labor yet keeps his generosity under wraps. Ex Governor Hauser says Clark would only loosen money with a clear quid pro quo, noting Clark's vast wealth and mixed local impact.
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Clark
Hauser
Montana
Senate
Mr. Clark
United States
Rothschilds Echo in Montana Copper Stock Debate
The column reviews historic and current attacks by W A Clark supporters against Rothschild involvement in Anaconda and Amalgamated Copper, arguing the same anti monopoly rhetoric resurfaces. It notes fears of loss of liberties, wage cuts, and political manipulation tied to Rothschild and English investors, calling out prophetic sensationalism.
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Anaconda Company
Gous
Miontana
Rothschild Octopus
Rothschilds
Mr. Clark
Gilead
Amalgamated Copper Company
Standard Ol Company
England
France
Russia
Marcus Daly
Anaconda
Hamilton Smith
Montana
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Clark and Heinze seen sacrificing for Senate bid in Montana
The piece argues Clark seeks the senate and Heinze the courts while accusing them of self interest in mining holdings. It claims their eight hour day pledge is a campaign tactic and mocks the notion of workers being helped, labeling their sacrifices as public relations.
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Montana
Clark
Amalgamated Copper Company
Butte
United Verde
Jerome
Arizona
W. A. Clark
Heinze
Fort Benton Clark meet praised by Judge Clements
The Fort Benton event features Judge Clements praising Senator W A Clark for the splendid sacrifices he is making in campaigning the people's cause. The Standard notes no Montana struggle fits his actions aside from a bid to return to the Senate after a bribery accusation. It questions the alleged $140,000 sacrificed for election and cites corroborating testimony.
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Fort Benton Clark
Judge Clements
W. A. Clark
Montana
Clark
W. A. Clark Bets on Hope Amid Boodle Debate
W. A. Clark hinges his stance on the idea that as long as boodle exists there is hope, tying political tactic to the persistence of corruption and public cynicism.
Toole Urged to Define Stance on Boodle in Montana Politics
The article argues that Hon. Joseph K. Toole must declare his position on boodle and boodlers as a political factor in Montana. It emphasizes that his view will shape the state's political landscape.
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Joseph K. Toole
Montana
Mgr. Toole
Helena Herald Seeks Geiger Role Among Republican Papers
The Helena Herald earns notice as a leading republican newspaper. The anthracite coal strike reached terminal facilities that met all expectations and needs for the dispute.
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Helena
John H. Geiger
Republican
Clark's Montana Legislature Record Hinted In Debate
The text questions Clark's record in the 1899 Montana legislature as he discusses house bill 152. It notes a moment of silence by Clark and urges Joe Toole to study sworn testimony to resolve whether Clark participated in the Sixth assembly. Ferguson is mentioned as having been removed from the labor party ticket.
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Clark
Montana
Mr. Clark
Joe Toole
Legislative Assembly
Embezzler Alvord Ends Demands for Vindication
The text notes New York's $700 000 embezzler Mr Alvord will not seek vindication while contrasting truth telling about W A Clark as a convicted boodler with the devilish sense of disrepute.
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Alvord
New York
W. A. Clark
Statement on Clark Violating Corrupt Practices Act
A public claim asserts that Clark is openly violating the corrupt practices act with brazen conduct. The remark labels the act as a basis for action and signals ongoing controversy around Clark.
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Clark
Zeppelin Airship Defies Prior Statements In Flight
A Zeppelin airship appears to defy earlier claims, continuing to fly in the air. The warning warns unregistered observers that those not registered by 9 pm must yield to the procession.
Ireland to Vote for McKinley by Republican Archbishop
Reports indicate Ireland supports McKinley, backed by the republican archbishop rather than a democratic island image. Latest messages show the Philippine campaign is less apathetic than before.
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Ireland
McKinley
Philippines
Roodler Clark Faces Corrupt Practices Allegations
Roodler Clark is facing scrutiny over alleged corrupt practices. The case centers on governance concerns and potential misuse of authority within the organization. Further details remain unclear as investigations proceed.
Mrs Tsi An and Prince Tuan Restrain Shameful Hopes
The sentence notes that Mrs. Tsi An and Prince Tuan likewise refuse to hang their heads in shame, signaling resolve or dignity in the face of adversity.
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Tsi An
Prince Tuan
Joe Toole Faces Stumping While Avoiding Clark Platform
The piece portrays Joe Toole trying to appear not aligned with Boodler Clark and often being stumped for remarks. It highlights his struggle to state a clear stance while avoiding direct platform alignment.
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Boodler Clark
Joe Toole
W A Clark Called Biggest boodler in history
The note claims W A Clark is the biggest boodler in history. It also reminds readers that today is the last day to register and advises to go early to avoid crowding and delays.
McKinley Receives Visitors Amid Puerto Rico and Elections
President McKinley is qualified to vote after registering in Canton, while Governor Wood of Cuba and Porto Rico officials confer on Cuban offices and island affairs. Reports note improving conditions, expanding education with 800 schools and 364,000 pupils, and growing Puerto Rican trade. National figures Hanna and Dick met in Canton before Chicago departure.
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Canton
Ohio
Mc Kinley
Wood
Cuba
Cortelyou
McKinley
War Root
Perfecto la Costa
Alde
United States
Bryan
House
Washington
Brombaugh
Porto Rico
Porto
Hanna
Mansfield
Massillon
Chicago
Boiler Explosion Hurts Minonk Coal Workers
In Minonk Illinois on October 26 a boiler explosion at the Chicago and Minonk Coal Company shaft No 1 injured engineer William Jackson and firemen Samuel Hayes George Hayes and Ed Liston. Jackson badly burned may die Hayes scalded George Hayes skull fracture Liston scalded losing sight of one eye. Superintendent and 25 men were in the mine over 50 feet underground. Two boiler batteries survived.
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Minonk
Chicago & Minonk Coal Company
William Jackson
Samuel Hayes
George Hayes
Ed Liston
Jackson
Hayes
George
Liston
Bollera
Surface Lift Restores Power After Boiler Debris Separation
Boilers were separated from the debris and enough power furnished from them to operate the lift and raise the men to the surface. The financial loss is not over $10,409.
Hays Named President of Southern Pacific Railroad
The Evening Post reports Charles M. Hays chief executive pick for the Southern Pacific, to assume office around January 1 with C H Tweed remaining as chairman. Directors, after formal board action next week, expect no friction and foresee modernization boosting earnings.
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New York
Evening Post
Charles M. Hays
Grand Trunk Railroad
Southern Pacific
Hays
San Francisco
C. H. Tweed
Tweed
Dow Brothers Arrested Over Oleomargarine Tax Evasion
Albert T Dow proprietor of an alleged oleomargarine factory was arrested with a bond set after a betrayal by his brother Nathan. A warrant for A T Dow led to his flight from Boston to Chicago where the two brothers were reunited and arrested. Internal Revenue Collector Coyne had a writ of attachment on company funds in three banks. Taxes evaded from February 1896 to October 1 reportedly total $25,000.
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Chicago
Albert T. Dow
United States Internal Revenue
Mark Foote
A. T. Dow
Boston
Dow
Nathan
Internal Revenue Coyne
Oleomargarine Company
Internal Revenue
Chinese Emperor asks Russia to protect Manchuria
St. Petersburg correspondent of the Mail reports the Chinese emperor has written to Emperor Nicholas asking Russia to extend protection over Manchuria. The letter signals potential shifts in Siberian policy and East Asian influence.
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London
Emperor Nicholas
St. Petersburg
the Mail
Manchuria
Independent Democratic Nominators Lead Great Falls Rally
Thomas S. Hogan and C. F. Kelley headline an Independent Democratic push in Great Falls with campaign events listed for Tuesday October 30, Saturday October 27 and Monday October 29.
Clancy Butte Schedule Notes Week of Oct 31
Event listings show activities in Clancy Butte from Wednesday October 31 through Friday November 2 with multiple sessions and times. Details indicate community programs and meetings across venues.
Basin and towns schedule erratic list of dates
Fragmentary OCR shows a schedule with scattered place names Basin Red Lodge Anaconda Granite Philipsburg Chebarea Thager Abi Pony and dates in late Oct and early Nov. The text is garbled with multiple misspellings and unclear events.
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Pathe
Philipsburg
Thager En Dnesseseer
Local Race Schedule Folds Across Montana Towns
Listings show event dates across Deer Lodge Frenchtown Livingston Butte Anaconda and Bozeman from Oct 27 to Nov 1 with scattered days. Actionable timetable segments imply a regional schedule for upcoming activities in multiple cities over a short span.
Local notices list Meyers and McGowan Pupayer roles
Fragmentary entry notes L Meyers and Alex J McGowan Pupayer associated with Red Lodge and Absorakee with a date fragment Saturday October and Wednesday October, treatment of RONG ted is unclear.
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Red Lodge
Rong, Ted
Weekend Event Dates for White Sulphur Springs
The readable text lists events or occurrences on Friday November 2 and Saturday November 3 in White Sulphur Springs. No additional details are provided to identify specific activities or outcomes.
Montana Shifts From Doubtful Toward Bryan in 1896
Republican strategists declare Montana no longer in doubt and move it toward Bryan while highlighting Clark's Senate record. The fragment notes a political calculation and a shift in fortune as the season moves from autumn toward a decisive election mood.
Matts Commemorates Sheridan in Virginia City Event
E. D. Matts hosts a gathering in Sheridan Virginia City Anaconda on a Saturday November 3 to mark the cessation of serences.
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Sheridan
Virginia City
Anaconda Terry
Exquisite Silk Petticoats and Boys Suits Offer
Fifty silk petticoats in light and dark shades trim with lace and ruching and deep accordion flounces. An assortment of boys two-piece knee pants suits and vestee suits usually selling for five dollars. Vestee suits feature fancy silk vests in checks plaids stripes and mixtures. Oxford Gray shades in imported cheviots and homespuns. Actual value twenty dollars.
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Canada
Mexico
Washington Bureau
St. N
W. A Clark
National Capitol
Senate Chamber
Putte
Earth
Philanthrophy
Gans
The
Zeus
Tistice
Henry V
W. A. Clark, Wealders and Abettors
Ankeonda Company
Labor Party
Mr. Ferguson
Roodler Clark
Nct
M’kinley
Porto Reas
Minonk, Til
Huntington
Independent
Democratic
Thomas S. Hogan and
C. F. Kelley
Neshart
Clancy
T. S. Hogan
Ceeer
C. &. Hartman
Aeaene
Robert B. Smith
I. L. Meyers and
Alex J. McGowan
J. L. Meyers
Walter S. Hartman
Townsend
United States Senate
E. D. Matts
Conneil’s
M. J. Connell Company
DIMS
Mege
Owsley Block
Butte Alent
Rice, Fulton & Gold
Mormon Church
Mai
Bishop Remedy Co
San Francoisco
Cal
Por Sale
Mariin Dug CO
Mott’s
Moti
Hi. F. Bartine and
T. J. Walsh
Thresher
Hogan
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