Anaconda Standard publisher and contact notes
The Anaconda Standard Publishing Company details offices in Anaconda and branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls with advertising rates on request. It lists a Washington Bureau in 1415 G st N W and several newsstand locations including Chicago San Francisco Denver Salt Lake City and Paris reading room.
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The
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Walls
Chicago
Postoffice
Auditorium Annex
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Denver
Glenarm Street
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake
Second South Street
Montana
Societe Des Imprimeries Lemercier
Place de l'Opera
Paris
Ndard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Mont
Anaconda Standard Claims Leading Montana Circulation
The Anaconda Standard reports a six month period ending June 30, 1900 with a daily and Sunday average circulation of 11,722, claiming it is larger than all other Montana daily newspapers combined.
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Anaconda Standard
Montana
Bryan's Nebraska Bid Recalls Presidential Run
The newspaper notes William J. Bryan of Nebraska as a presidential candidate, listing his 19th century bid and the political context within a twelve page edition dated Thursday September 6.
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William J. Bryan
Nebraska
Montana Republicans Cheer Four Lawmakers Over Clark Vote
In a Montana state convention yesterday the delegation opened with prayer and rose to cheer four Republican lawmakers who refused to sell votes to W A Clark. The scene contrasted Clark’s attempts to control primaries with the lawmakers’ public honor, as critics recalled Clark’s past tactics and oath testimony before federal senators.
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T Helena
State Committee
W. A. Clark
Lindsay
Worden
Hedges
MecKay
Mobson
Clark-repub
Clark
Montana
Clarke
Russia's Motive in East Asia Emerges
The article argues Russia opposes partition of China and favors a weak neighbor near Pekin. It suggests Russia seeks to keep a weak but contiguous frontier from the Baltic to the Pacific, aiming southward toward China to avoid ocean barriers and maintain imperial strength.
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Russia
Great
Oriental Empire
Pekin
Washington
Baltic Sea
Pacific Ocean
China
Siberia
Russia's Territorial Ambitions and American Policy
The article analyzes Russia gaining sole gains in China if no parceling occurs and warns that if other powers seize large Chinese areas Russia could be checked. It suggests Russia benefits from land routes, while coalitions against Russia could threaten her southward advance and current holdings. It questions U S policy under McKinley and hints it may be shaped by European dispatches.
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Russia
China
Rugspsia
McKinley
Woodruff Renominated for Lieutenant Governor of New York
The piece savages Hon Timothy Woodruff of Brooklyn calling his record vest related and second violin status. it notes his repeated bids for higher office, cites Roosevelt and Odell as counters, and ends with a sharp quip on his tailor ruining his political career.
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Timothy Woodruff
Brooklyn
New York
Woodruff
Caesar
Roosevelt
Philadelphia
Odell
Leutenant
Clark rumpers face party purge at Montana gathering
In a heated state committee session Tuesday, Clark supporters were rebuked while delegates cheered four Republicans who resisted W A Clark. The convention aimed to purge Clark and allies from Montana Republican ranks, an effort deemed successful as dissenters stayed silent and the Clark Purchasing association took a hit.
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Clark
State Committee
W. A. Clark
Montana
Clark Republican Purchasing Association
Vermont Election Signals North’s Campaign Momentum
A Vermont vote is treated as a bellwether for northern sentiment with Republicans aiming to surpass 1896’s 38,391 plurality but facing a likely drop to about 27,000 to 28,000. Arkansas results are seen as minor, not hurting Democratic prospects. Returns suggest a 15 to 20 percent decline.
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Arkansas
Vermont
North
Green Mountain
Vermont Straw Indicates Drift Against Republicans
The 1896 national standard is the fair metric. The Associated Press notes local option caused a Republican vote drop, yet the governor and congressman votes aligned. National issues influenced voters, with Republicans losing ground. McKinley’s Vermont plurality could fall about 30,000, a 10,000 decline from 1896. Ohio shows a 7.5 percent drop, totaling over 75,060 votes. actual GOP margin was 48,497. Vermont’s result signals a national drift away from Republicans.
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Associated Press
McKinley
Vermont
Ohio
Overconfidence in Republicans Won't Justify Victory
The piece argues McKinley's foreign policy departs from American ideals, condemns imperial conquest, and questions the GOP's claim of prosperity. It notes wage cuts and factory shutdowns in iron and cotton sectors, and warns industrial leaders hesitate to boost McKinley before the election, undermining confidence.
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McKinley
Eart
Fall River
New England
F. D. Ek. F. Nominated For Governor At Convention
At the convention's opening session it was clear that D. Ek F. would be the gubernatorial nominee. The event set the stage for the party's campaign, with party leaders signaling strong support for the candidate who drew early consensus.
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ABC
D. EK. F
Appointment of Dr Treacey as state committeeman
The article notes Dr Treacey's appointment as a Republican state committeeman, signaling Carter's effort to stay within roshing distance of Clark.
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Dr. Treacey
Carter
Clark
Josher
Botkin Appointed Chair of Resolutions Committee Again
In a familiar move, Colonel Botkin is chosen to lead the resolutions committee. The appointment mirrors past precedents within the organization as leaders shift to chair key committees.
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Colonel Botkin
Resolutions Committee
Republican Platform Notes Echo Botkin Absence
A state platform committee without Botkin as chairman would be desolate, likened to a home without a mother, or Botkin without a federal office, reflecting strong sentiment about his leadership role.
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Botkin
Helena performance hints political intrigue in satire
The text portrays Mr. Heinze as Sharkey to Mr. Carter’s Fitzsimmons in a Helena stage act while commenting on Montana politics. It notes Li Hung Chang and Tom Carter shaping the republican convention, with derisive references to local figures and imagined acts on public life.
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Helena
Li Hung Chang
Tom Carter
Montana
Folsom Stands First Cow-County Montana Governor Nominee
The text notes Mr. Folsom as the first cow-county man nominated for governor of Montana by either party. It hints at ongoing dissatisfaction from Mr. Heinze and possible accommodation by Mr. Carter with more rounds of the same kind, and remarks the Shanghai rooster is not crowing as early or often.
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Mr. Heinze
Mr. Carter
Shanghai
Folsom
Montana
Odell Named as Temptation for Campaign Poets
A terse line notes that the name of Mr Odell stands as a standing temptation to poets campaigning in the current political scene.
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Odell
Li Hung Chang and Mrs Tsi An seek terms for remainder of season
The article notes Mrs Tsi An asking Tom Carter for terms if Li Hung Chang fails to improve in the box. It also mentions the next business as appointing a notification committee and choosing the Helena hotel barroom as the notification services venue.
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Li Hung Chang
Mrse. Tsi An
Tom Carter
Helena Hotel
Rough rider persona sparks debate in late 19th century politics
The quote questions Foirom’s cowboy image and riding skill while accusing Mr. Heinze of boodler sympathy. It notes Mr. Hobson of Fergus County as Republican caucus chairman, framing his role as more of a rebuke than vindication.
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Heinze
Hobson
Fergus County
Flathead County Man Objects to Ovation for 1899 Republicans
Mr Geiger from Flathead county condemns the public ovation given to four Republicans who bolted the party caucus in 1899, calling it an aspersion on his private character.
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Geiger
Flathead County
Beasley Forms Libel Suit Threat at Republican Convention
Mr. Beasley of Sweet Grass county requests notice that he will bring a $500,000 libel suit again at the republican state convention.
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Beasley
Sweet Grass County
Fergus County Man Objects to Proceedings
Mr. Long of Fergus county wishes to go on record as expressing his hearty disapprobation of the entire proceedings.
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Long
Fergus County
Flathead County Republican Warns He Retired From Politics
Mr. Byweter of Flathead county declares he is retired from politics and will not again seek or serve in the Montana legislature. He warns the party about continuing political involvement and ends his political career.
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Byweter
Flathead County
Republican Party
Montana
Current Comment From the Philadelphia Times on China
The Philadelphia Times argues that U S troops should withdraw from China after rescues and Boxer terror ended. It claims diplomacy should exhaust all means before occupying celestial empire territory and calls for indemnity negotiations with China once a responsible government is established.
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The
Philadelphia Times
China
Legation
United States
United States Army
Celestial Empire
Bryan Accepts Populist Nomination Emphasizes Trusts and Imperialism
The New York World notes William Jennings Bryan, accepting the populist nomination, stresses trusts and imperialism as key issues. He calls the money question unsettled and says it can be resolved by experience and experiment.
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New York World
Bryan
Republic
Contention Over Freedom and Consent in U S Policy
From the St Louis Republic a critic argues that asserting all men are born free contradicts President McKinley’s manifest destiny stance. The piece condemns governing Filipinos without consent and taxing Porto Ricans under a proconsul rule without representation.
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St. Louis Republic
McKinley
Apathy Noted Across GOP Leaders Say Record
The Philadelphia Record recalls widespread Republican apathy before and during the party convention in Philadelphia. It describes the national gathering as wooden and perfunctory, with president-makers contributing to the indifferent mood.
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Philadelphia Record
Philadelphia
Plotting on Behalf of Incompetents
An item from the Philadelphia Ledger discusses political machinations in Philadelphia where the Republican bloc in city government is described as improperly guiding policy from top to bottom. The piece critiques leadership and urges reform.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Republican
Plotting for disqualified nominees for general assembly
The passage alleges that the party leadership, from strongest to weakest, is scheming to nominate several candidates for the general assembly who are conspicuously unfit or disqualified for legislative office.
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Lic
General Assembly
One Way to Insure Victory from the Davenport Democrat
Editorial proposes victory method for Bryan by placing Mark Hanna on the stump to deliver a single speech in every doubtful state to secure the election.
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Davenport
Democrat
Bryan
Mark Hanna
Fragmented old jokes and misreads across papers
A collage of light humor and stray quotes from Cleveland Plain Dealer Chicago News Punch Puck Baltimore American Trarlem Life Philadelphia Presse includes remarks on social manners, politeness, tramp humor, aging witnesses, and a doctor patient exchange about health and mobility.
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Philadelphia Presse
Perils and Oddities Reach Across the Nation
Fort Snelling soldiers faced a thunderstorm near a mound of 22 000 pounds of powder when a bolt struck nearby. A court suit in Indiana seeks alimony and custody after 28 years of marriage. A Connecticut man demands money from a former partner amid a tale of gifts and rail fare. A Michigan farmer recalls a salty calf incident and a beekeeper coffin scare yields 60 pounds honey. London banks post large profits in the first half of the year. New Zealand and Australian women win voting rights with moves toward broader franchise in Australia and the colonies.
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Fort Snelling
Minnesota
Referendum vote names Beth Elis for president
Springfield Ohio reports R. L Thompson announces official referendum count shows Beth Elis of Ohio nominated for president and Samuel J T Nicholson of Pennsylvania for vice president on the national union reform ticket Ellis 614 votes Nicholson 202 others 2. Thirty states and territories participated in the balloting.
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Springfield
Miss McKinley to Wed in Somerset Ceremony
President and Mrs. McKinley plan a daylight trip to Somerset Pennsylvania for the wedding of Miss Mabel McKinley and Dr Baer. They will depart by daylight after the ceremony and then proceed to Canton for a few days.
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Washington
McKinley
Somerset
Mabel McKinley
Dr. Baer
Canton
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