Anaconda Standard Offices and Circulation Info
The Standard lists publishers and proprietors, daily and Sunday editions with prices for various terms, a Washington bureau address, and branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls with advertising rates on application. It notes post office registration and subscription details and includes telephone listings for business and editorial rooms.
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Ddchiseue
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Standard distribution notice across multiple cities
The Standard is available at news stands in Chicago at Postoffice and Auditorium Annex, San Francisco at Palace Hotel, Denver at 1517 Glenarm and 806 Seventeenth streets, Salt Lake at 61 W Second South and Salt Lake News Co. General business letters should go to Standard Publishing Company Anaconda Mont.
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Chicago
Postoffice
Auditorium Annex
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Denver
Glenarm Street
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake
Second South Street
Salt Lake News Co
Stanard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Mont
Anaconda Standard Circulation Lead Stated
The Anaconda Standard reports a six month average daily and Sunday paid circulation ending June 30, 1900, of 11,722, claiming it is larger than all other Montana daily newspapers combined.
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Anaconda Standard
Montana
Toole Campaign Attacks Clark Bribery Link in Montana
The Standard criticizes former Governor Toole for avoiding Montana issues and aligning with W A Clark. It accuses Toole of begging the question and slanting claims about Hogan versus Toole, warning Montanans not to support a deceiving stance that could degrade the state.
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Montana
Mr. Toole
Hogan
Which Line Will You Follow in Montana’s Vote
Montana voters face two stark propositions in the upcoming election. The Clark slate portrays a looming era of evils and unrest tied to Amalgamated Copper, while the independent Montana Democrats emphasize a recent past of legitimate industry, fair labor relations, and lawfulness as the basis to judge the future.
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Montana
W. A. Clark
Amalgamated Copper Company
Clark
Commonwealth
Independent Democracy of
United States
Federal
Senate
Clark Labor Mockery Fails In Montana Campaign
A Montana editorial denounces the Clark labor ticket as a fraudulent device to influence voters. It details failed fundraising, attempts to sway the state trades council, and the ticket’s collapse as a political trick tied to Joseph Toole and Ferguson factions.
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Clark
Labor
Clark Labor
Montana
Helena
State Trades’ Council
Butte
Ferguson
W. A. Clark
Joseph K.toole
Joseph K. Toole
Archbishop Ireland Seeks New Land If Bryan Wins
The article notes Archbishop Ireland’s stance that if Bryan becomes president he will accept the country as unsatisfactory and instead seeks a better land, implying his departure to another country. It frames his preference for leaving if the political outcome differs.
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Ireland
Bryan
Senator Depew Opinion on Dollar Reach for the Man
Senator Depew contends the Republican party aims to make the dollar accessible to the common man. The remark questions whether the party has previously backed Clark’s over-the-run act.
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Depew
Republican Party
Clark
Bab bath day sparks political heat over disliked candidates
The piece notes many men recall a ritual to keep a bath hot for political figures they oppose, reflecting a humorous or critical take on election tensions and candidate dislike.
Philadelphia Times Battles Municipal Beodlers
The Philadelphia Times attacks a group of municipal rogues described as cheap ignorant figures. The piece mocks their ignorance and asserts the paper’s stance against their actions in a sharp editorial tone.
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The
Philadelphia Times
McKinley Silent Campaign Tied to Dignity Claim
The quotation argues that McKinley’s pledge to refrain from speeches during the campaign is nonsensical as a means to protect dignity. It critiques the idea that silence would preserve reputation and suggests the stance undermines political engagement.
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McKinley
Speak to the People: Roosevelt Skips Campaign Tour
A New York Journal editorial contrasts candidates who greet voters with public speeches to Theodore Roosevelt's two months of stumping abstinence as governor. It argues leaders should address the public directly and questions should be answered, noting Roosevelt lacks dignity to lose.
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New York Journal
England
William of
Germany
Roosevelt
New York
West Virginia Campaign Notes on John H Holt
Democratic gubernatorial hopeful John H Holt is described in campaign chatter as enjoying ragtime singing dancing cake walks fiddling and baking dumplings. The blurbs showcase a colorful image of the candidate amid political discourse.
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John H. Holt
West Virginia
Looter of New York Bank Eyes Pekin Escape Plan
The note suggests a bank thief from the First National Bank of New York contemplates fleeing to Pekin to probe for any remaining loot as a possible escape route. The text implies a plan but lacks concrete details or confirmation.
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First National Bank of New York
Pekin
Lee Table
Those New York Interruptionists Destabilize Victor’s Party
A noisy scene features interruptionists from New York drawing attention away from the Victor and Cole gathering, casting the local group as gentlemanly in contrast to the disruption. The encounter underscores tensions within the broader political club.
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New York
Victor
Cole
Vaudeville Advertising Echoes From Keith’s Grocery Beginnings
The New York Telegraph notes impresario Keith once tried vaudeville as a promotional stunt about twenty years ago in Boston. The struggling grocer used free stage performances to draw New England customers and boost sales.
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Mr. Clark
New York Telegraph
Impressario
Keith
New York
Boston
New England
Toole States Clear Position in Anaconda Boodie Debate
In his Anaconda speech last night Hon. Joseph K. Toole defined his stance on the boodie issue with explicit remarks. He outlined the policies he supports and the steps he would take if elected or maintaining his current office. The remarks emphasized legal avenues and practical measures to address concerns raised by constituents.
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Joseph K. Toole
Campaign maneuvers and clashing votes in early elections
The Barker and Donnelly campaign managers fail to claim several hundred electoral votes. As time runs short Clark grows anxious. Colonel Roosevelt struggles through New York state. Doctors of divinity disagree. Archbishop Ireland backs McKinley while Bishop McQuade supports Bryan.
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Barker
Donnelly
Roosevelt
New York State
Ireland
McKinley
McQuade
Bryan
Sulu Sultan Clarifies Alliance Treaty Observations
The sultan of Sulu explains the treaty of alliance, noting his observations of the American position. Fr W Eddy’s letter to the New York Times is cited as the source for these remarks in the article.
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Sulu
McKinley
Fr. W. Eddy
New York Times
No-Christians Clarify U.S. Relations Agreements
A fragment notes a stance in the Philippines about religious identity and U S links. It mentions Mr Clark and a threat to pull a leg from its socket this week, implying political pressure or coercion in a tense colonial era moment.
Nose-Holding President Hyde Backs McKinley in Election
The Bowdoin College president is depicted as a steadfast supporter of McKinley despite alleged failures in tariff policy war management and civil service. Critics claim his stance reflects pliant ties to special interests and prolongs the Philippines conflict and costs.
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Hyde
Bowdoin College
McKinley
Congress
War Department
Philippines
Campaign crowds build as election day nears
The passage notes Joe Toole's anxious look amid battle smoke and predicts clergy will sermonize to large crowds, while Bryan attracts growing attention as voters prepare to go to the polls next Tuesday.
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Joe Toole
Bryan
Joe Toole Avoids Saying If He Supports Boodle
Joe Toole declines to state whether he favors boodle or boodlers. Silence is often interpreted as consent in political matters.
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Joe Toole
Ferguson Seen as Hardworking and Reliable Worker
A prevailing belief portrays Mr. Ferguson as both a diligent laborer and a trustworthy employee, highlighting strong work ethic and role as a dependable contributor in his trade.
Dooleys satire on Montana politics and Clark
The dialogue follows Mr Dooley and Mr Hennesy in Butte as they discuss Montana politics. A promoter of W A Clark appears amid an evasive satire about election manipulation and voter registration schemes.
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Mr. Dooley
Montana
F. P. Dunne
Hinnisy
Mr. Hennesy
Butte
Wan Hundred
Sum Warum
Tom
Jerry Flannigan
Custer County
Galena Street
Clark
W. A. Clark
Boodler
Stirling
Ivry Mimber
Thim
Bartinder
Plage
Anaconda
Plain Piracy in South Africa Era of Rhodesism
Commentary asserts Krugerism has vanished and Rhodesism will dominate, labeling Krugerism as freedom and patriotism and Rhodesism as piracy and knavery. The speaker frames political change as a shift in national character and tactics.
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South Africa
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Sam Bernard
Andrew Mack
Mack
Weber and Fields
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Butte, Mont
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Catare U Geisler
Birdstore
16Th St
Omaha
Jacob Stahl, Jr. & Co
SiAve
New York City
Vo Collum
Dietribuator
Annew da
BIG Blackfoot Alling Company
Youdh
Boudsner, Mont
Battle Telephone
Butle
Anacunda
Luca Thica
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
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