Standard Publishing Company contact and service notes
Anaconda Standard publishing details list main office in Anaconda Montana and a network of offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls. It notes subscription rates advertising rates and foreign postage policies plus Washington and regional bureaus and newspaper racks in major cities.
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Standard Publishing Company, Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda
The
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Creat Falls
Ad rates and circulation claim by The Anaconda Standard
The Anaconda Standard states it has larger bona fide paid circulation than all other Montana dailies and Sundays combined for six months ending June 30, 1900, at 11,722.
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Anaconda Standard
Montana
Ally and
Sunday Oversee
Bryan Stevenson ticket for president and vice president
Presidential ticket front page item endorses William J. Bryan of Nebraska for president and Adlai E. Stevenson of Illinois for vice president. The brief note appears among the day’s news pages dated Tuesday September 4 in 190.
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Adlai E. Stevenson
Illinois
Platt backs Odell for New York governor at state convention
Report says Marcus Hanna and Thomas Platt push Benjamin Odell as GOP nominee while Woodruff is set for lieutenant governor. Democrats consider Coler but Platt’s influence may seal the ticket. anti-Platt factions in New York Republicans may respond if Coler is chosen.
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McKinley
Benjamin EB. Odell
New York
Platt
Hanna
Odell
Coler
Pratt
Tim
Woodruff
Philadelphia
New York City
Saratoga
Croker
Roosevelt Charge Sparks Democratic Debate in Harper’s Defense
The piece examines mixed reactions to Roosevelt’s sweeping charge against Democratic supporters. It notes Roosevelt’s attempt to qualify his remarks to General Palmer as targeting the Kansas City platform and its framers, while Harper’s Weekly defends him and argues the attack targeted the platform, not individuals, labeling its authors as dishonest and anarchist.
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Roosevelt
Palmer
McKinley
Bryan Harper
Kansas City
Fuhv
Harper's Weekly
T Gret
Roosevelt attack on the framers and sponsors of the Bryan platform
The letter contrasts Roosevelt’s charge against the platform framers and sponsors with Harper’s Weekly criticism. It argues the attack insults half the voters and parallels a hypothetical Bryan reply accusing Republicans of thievery and corruption.
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Harper's
Roosevelt
Palmer
William J. Bryan
Harper's Weekly
Bryan
Montana Republicans face Clark era questions at state convention
The Montana Republican Party weighs past and future amid Clark crime fallout. Officials defend the administration as honest and prudent while noting inside pressures from W A Clark. Delegates meet to decide how to handle the party's responsibility for the Clark scandal and the upcoming election.
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Montana
Bryan
McKinley
W. A. Clark
Senate
Clark
Republican Party
Accord with Russia surprises as China issue shifts U S stance
The article notes an unexpected accord between the United States and Russia over the China situation, contrasting it with perceived U S British friendship and alliance. It questions motives behind England's Oriental aims and how Anglophone cooperation would shape responses to Chinese complications.
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United States
Pussia
Chines
Great Britain
Atlantic
Philippines
England
America
Thies
Russia
Great Northern Empire
China partition and US stance amid European powers
The article argues the United States has not agreed with Russia to oppose England and that Adee’s note reflects advisory positions on China. It warns that power rivalries could spark a general war, and that the McKinley administration may delay action until after the November election.
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Thar Thasland
United States
Russia
England
Adee
Germany
China
Mr. Adee
Europe
McKinley
Philippines
Grand Army of the Republic rejects Memorial Day date change
The Grand Army of the Republic declines to move Memorial Day from May 30 to the last Sunday, arguing the shift offers little advantage and would sever the May holiday’s sentiment, likening it to changing the Fourth of July.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Senator Stewart and the Silver Issue in Nevada
The article critiques Senator Stewart for flip flopping on monetary policy, arguing his defense masking treason against silver. It asserts Stewart supported an administration opposed to government money except gold coinage and criticizes his stance as hollow. It notes Nevada legislative dynamics and Brewart’s narrow victory shaped by silver campaigning and Bryan's stance on free coinage.
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Stewart
MckKinley
Rothschilds
Nevada
United States
Hiv
Brewart
Bryan
Judge Dessar and his celebrated literary works
A historical notice reviews Judge Leo Charles Dessar noted for rapid landowner litigation against New York elevated railroads and a best selling novel A Royal Enchantress. It also surveys other periodical pieces on pre mortem burial cautions, China crisis insights, engineering articles, and fashion features in the September journals.
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New York
Fortia
Leo Charla Desear
Continental Publishing Company
Murray Street
Chautauquan
Chautauquai
Tan
China
Shanghai
Mary Fr. Krout
Japan
America
Vincent van Marter Beede
Leon Mead
Jack London
A. M. Loehr
James A. Harrison
Madame Sevigne
Benjamin Heydrick
Whittier
Paris
Marathon
Charles H. Bartlett
Helen G. Eecol
Adelaide 8S
Hall
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Jennie S. Campbell
Greece
Cambridge
Winona Assembly and Summer School
Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle
Stewart faces duties over Bryan and McKinley choice
The piece argues Mr. Stewart must uphold his silver platform and resign if he backs a gold standard administration. It condemns his shift as betrayal and cites Sagebrush state reports of locals hanging him in effigy and calling him a traitor.
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Stewart
William McKinley
William J. Bryan
Bryan
Sagebrush
Mr. Stewart
Tralto
Notable ages and travels in imperial diplomacy and trials
The piece notes high British cabinet ages including Salisbury at 75 and Hereford at 12, mentions Goschen and Ikera studying tobacco in Virginia and later cotton in America. It covers Powers Goebel murder trial with Robert Kranklin praised for rhetoric, and references Wendell Phillips quotes on land ownership and Boutwell. It also describes Count von Waldersee's China trip with a portable asbestos house, and Italian Minister Raggi in Pekin with wife and child Paris, detailing their backgrounds and reluctance to travel.
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Pekin
Salvaggo Raggi
Paris
Wiman
Laella Pallavicipi
China
Ikbs
Lega
Social Ire and Anecdotes Mark a Southland Year
A lively issue highlights the Anecdotal Side of Phillips Brooks and Josiah Allen tales. It previews new books, articles, and art features including California gardens Yellowstone scenes and a Frost drawing, with cultural notes from Chautauqua and international topics.
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Southland
Phillips Brooks
Josiah
Josiah Allen
Joey
California Gardens
Yellowstone Park
A. B. Frost
Century Company
Hans Christian Anderson
Hans Tegner
Mr. Dooley
Ee Dunne
F. Opper
R. H. Russell
Bishop of
Lincoln
Eessays
S. D. McConnell
Thomas Whittaker
Missoula News Roundup From Western Montana
Local items report Mrs. T. T. McLeod's summer travels, A. Rs. Rhone visiting Plains during Labor Day, Sacred Heart academy opening fall term, Miss Ray Rockman to London, Missoula baseball seeks Philipsburg game, George Smith returning from hospital, Copper City limited and No. 3 on time, Superintendent Hamilton away for institute, Major Smead en route to Republican convention, Gertie Kohn back from Philadelphia, resignations of Misses Lee and Katherine Thornton accepted and university plans for next term.
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Boonk
Helena
T. T. McLeod
A. Rs. Rhone
Plains
Sacred Heart Academy
Ray Rockman
Bart
London
Missoula Baseball Club
Philipsboro Nine
George Smith
Sisters’ Hospital
Bonita
Copper City Limited
No. 3
Hamilton
Missoula
Smead
Gertie Kohn
Philadelphia
Lee
Katherine Thornton
University of Minnesota
Missoula Delegation Backs Murray and Webster at GOP Convention
Missoula and Ravalli county delegates move toward supporting S S Murray for congress and FF Webster for district judge with Webster's nomination backed by Ravalli and Missoula. Most delegates have not yet caucused and plan to assess in Helena before decisive action.
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Missoula
Helena
S&s
GO. Murray
Webster
Ravalli
Murray
Missoula County
Dissolution of Cobban & Dinsmore Partnership Shocks Missoula
Missoula on September 3 reports the dissolution of the Cobban and Dinsmore partnership announced today. The move stuns observers as the duo had run a large local business and the split leaves ongoing operations in question.
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Missoula
Cobban & Dinsmore
Firm dissolves holdings after years of operation
Mr. Cobban and Mr. Dinsmore announce a friendly dissolution of their firm after a year or more of joint operation. Both will keep current offices and continue handling their enterprises, with the final division of interests to be specified in the forthcoming notice.
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Cobban
Standard
Dinsmore
How Chinese Armies Use Lanterns And Modern Firearms
A Leslie's Weekly analysis notes Chinese forces employ terror regiments in elaborate costumes and lanterns for night attacks. It details old gingals alongside 15 plus modern rifles, mixed ammunition, and training from various European officers. The piece argues Chinese troops can rival European methods in firepower and tactics.
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Leslie
Tientsin
The Laziest Man in North America Sparks a Laugh
In a swell bachelor apartment near Lafayette Square a man sprawls on a couch smoking a cigar that goes out. A messenger boy arrives, the man orders a match and a half-dollar, then retires. A wry note suggests he should join a government commission.
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Lafayette Square
Western Hemisphere
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