Anaconda Standard publishing details and distribution
The Anaconda Standard lists publication data including pricing for Daily and Sunday editions, rates for different subscription lengths, and offices in Anaconda with branches in Butte Missoula and Great Falls. It notes newsstands in Chicago San Francisco Denver and Lake City and provides contact addresses for general correspondence.
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Bryan for President Stevenson for Vice President
A political ticket is proposed with William J. Bryan of Nebraska as presidential candidate and Adlai E. Stevenson of Illinois as vice presidential candidate. The pair represents a campaign pairing suggested in circulation.
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Nebraska
Adlai E. Stevenson
Illinois
Denial of Miner’s Great Falls Forecast Falsehood
The Standard notes that Mr Hogan and Mr Kelley rebut a Miner claim alleging Hogan forecast a second place behind Folsom in Great Falls. Both men deny the insinuation, which the paper calls a baseless political falsehood and urges readers to dismiss.
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Hogan
Mr. Kelley
Great Falls
Clark's counterfeit shinplaster circulation in Montana
The piece accuses Clark of distributing cheaply printed counterfeit money to influence Montana voters. It warns the fake currency will backfire on Clark and claims he cannot fund his own scheme or pay agents, presenting it as a damaging self-inflicted ruse by Clark.
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Independent Democratic ticket rally in Montana tainted by Clark and Heinze
The piece denounces Clark and Heinze linked efforts against the independent democratic ticket in Montana. It warns readers to resist paid campaigners promoting distrust of the ticket at voting centers in Butte and Anaconda and urges steadfast support through election night.
Campaign clash over Clark shinplasters in Montana
The text depicts W A Clark circulating shinplaster style propaganda in Montana aimed at Jerome and the Amalgamated Copper Company. It frames Clark’s flyers as a campaign weapon to influence Montana voters and boost Bryan while denouncing Clark as a source of deceptive moneyed influence.
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Jerome
Boodlers Chorus and Political Riffs in Butte Campaign
A satirical song about boodling "Kerosene" rallies contrasts with campaign fallout. The piece mocks Clark, Bryan, Hogan, and Toole as boodlers while noting political jostling in New York Ohio Indiana Montana and Helena, with references to miners and local factions shaping the race.
Theyre After Them Nother Clark Registration
A Montgomery editor reports on Clark and Heinze accused of crooked registration work in Montana. Citizens vow to purge tainted names from registration lists as investigations spread across the state and vow to punish the crimes against the electoral process.
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McKinley Gains Momentum After Conventions
The Bryan campaign enters a late phase with alternating rises and lulls. After the national conventions McKinley appears to hold a strong upper hand, with Republican confidence rising sharply and alarm reaching Mr. Hanna as August urgency grows to mobilize support.
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Ferguson’s Home Saga Unfolds In Local Page
The Standard’s Missoula page recounts Ferguson’s account of a political betrayal at his home. Neighbors and former allies allegedly pushed him out, with Ferguson blaming the Clarks for a planned “bleeding Kansas” scenario. Joe Toole faces Ferguson’s charge as the Keroseners align with the crowd.
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Political rhetoric targets Clark and Mckinley campaign riffs
A compilation of blunt political squibs and caricatures attacking Clark and his supporters. It mocks Arizona and New Mexico financing slang, notes attacks from the New York Sun, and jokes about Toole and McKinley prospects while predicting Clark’s political decline and hopeful Bryan victory.
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