Anaconda Standard publication and offices notice
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Chicago
Postoffice
Auditorium Annex
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Denver
Glenarm Street
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake
Second South Street
Anaconda Standard Ad Claims Largest Montana Circulation
A paid circulation claim states The Anaconda Standard leads Montana dailies with 11,722 copies sold for the six months ending June 30, 1900, noting daily and Sunday editions.
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Anaconda Standard
Montana
Clark testimony and Montana convention shadow Clark Ninety Per Cent claim
A sidelined senate hearing record shows W A Clark's ninety per cent claim undercut by Montana GOP convention events. The piece notes Republican defections and the lack of protection for Clark allies amid bribery allegations and political ostracism.
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Senate Committee Room
Clark
Clark Heelers
W. A. Clark
Montana
The Who Who Ministry and the Deaf Duke
In 1852 the British cabinet, nicknamed the Who Who Ministry, features Lord Derby as prime minister. The aging Duke of Wellington, deaf and eager, asks each new name aloud, asking “Who? What?” as Derby reveals his obscure colleagues.
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Duke of Wellington
Lord Derby
Derby
Wellington
Who Who Ticket for Montana State Republican Slate
The Helena nomination surfaces a "who who" ticket as Montana Republicans rally around candidates with limited statewide fame. Several names linger locally, with backgrounds in territory or county roles, while some are known in education or law. The piece notes the obscurity of many nominees and likens it to historic unnamed Milt ons awaiting recognition.
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Lord Derby
Helena
Montana
Edwards
State Senate
Folsom
von Tobel
Murray
Territorial
Harmon
Porter
Miles City
Yoder
Butte
Carter
Napoleon
Austerlitz
Speed in Warships and Naval Design Progress
The article argues speed as essential in warships, citing past battles and newer arrivals. It notes the Oregon and Brooklyn as fast attackers in the Spanish War and praises trials of the Kearsarge and Alabama nearing seventeen knots. Future contracts push to eighteen to nineteen knots for battleships and twenty-two for armored cruisers. The public supports paying for top defense through quality armor and speed.
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Spain
Oregon
Santiago
Brooklyn
Cerveras
Alabama
Testimony on Clark Jumpers Stirs Republican Credentials Panel
In the Butte morning daily account, the Republican credentials committee spending three and a half minutes on dismissing the combine’s claim is mocked as wasted. The piece accuses bribed Republicans of betrayal, comparing the scene to Pope and noting a unanimous prior decision that ousted Clark from the federal senate.
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Clark
Butte
Republican Conventions Committee On Credentials
Combine
Alexander Pope
State Committee
Federal Senate
Seei
Clark County politics cited in Bent grievances and derisive tone
The Helena commentary laments a court case presentation amid Clark political factions. It pokes at John W. Cotter and C. R. Leonard as discouraged, questions why not go broke, and mocks Clark's repeated losses, urging the lawyers to remain stoic despite the convention limelight and Allies.
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Montana
Helena
Buce Miner
John W. Cotter
C. R. Leonard
Clark
Hedges
Lindsay
Worden
McKay
Political sideshow at state convention over Treacey offer
At the republican state convention Dr. Treacey and Judge Hunt clashed over a purported $100,000 offer to drop the Wellcome case. Testimonies differed: Treacey called it a joke, Hunt said it was serious and repeated three times. The report notes partisan quarrels, public memory of Hunt in Helena, and calls for careful fact handling by Senator Carter.
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Treacey
Judge Hunt
Wellcome
Supreme Court
Josh
Senator Hoar
Washington
Hunt
Carter
Molehill
Dr. Treacey
Banders
Maine Political Speeches Rivaled by Missing Bugle Horn
The report notes about 100 Republican speeches per night in Maine this week. It adds that one blast from Tom Reed's bugle horn would outweigh them all, but the horn is out of commission.
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Maine
Tom Reed
Paris visit with Prince of Orleans charms Hon W A Clark
The text notes Hon W A Clark enjoying Paris hospitality alongside the Prince of Orleans. It presents a social scene without further detail on dates or locations.
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W. A. Clark
Paris
Prince of Orleans
Hobson Says He Was Assimilated by Clark
Mr. Hobson declares he was simply benevolently assimilated by Mr. Clark in a stated announcement. The wording implies a voluntary integration rather than coercion, framing the act as cooperative and positive.
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Mr. Hobson
Mr. Clark
Local officials ready to resign to enable Spriggs reappointment
Mewers Geiger Hobson Mitchell and Philipps would likely resign if Lieutenant Governor Spriggs could arrange their reappointment, signaling a political move to secure continuity in state leadership.
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Hobson
Geiger
Mitchell
Philipps
Mewers
Spriggs
It is feared in some quarters that many members of the legislatures next
A cautious mood surrounds the upcoming legislative session as observers warn that a sizable portion of lawmakers may face uncertain futures. Analysts note potential shifts in committee leadership and policy directions amid public pressure and regional concerns.
Oyster season attracts cautious Montana readers
Residents across Montana plan to wait for frost before harvesting oysters, despite the season’s arrival, due to the 2000 mile journey from the Atlantic and concerns about freshness and logistics.
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Atlantic
Montana
Earthquake Disturbances Seen Near Lynn Canal and Lituya Bay
Seattle reports link earth tremors at Lynn canal and Yu kon head with August 11 shocks at Lituya bay. Indians describe glaciers dislodged crashing into the bay, drowning five people on a small island near a cave cache believed to belong to Chief George, a noted northern figure.
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Seattle
Lynn Canal
Yukon
Lotoya Bay
Bertha
Lituya Bay
Yakutat
Mount St. Elias
Mount Fairweather
Yakatat
George
International Strike Threat Looms Over Coal Miners
Indianapolis eyes focus on a possible national strike by 142000 anthracite miners in Pennsylvania. If ordered by the United Mine Workers national board, about four million people could be affected as talks continue. Meeting scheduled for noon after delays due to Fred Dilcher’s absence. Operators have until Saturday to respond to miners demands.
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Indianapolis
Pennsylvania
National Board of the United Mine Workers
National Board
Fred Dilcher
Potlach to settle long tribal feud in Alaska
Pipe of Peace Seattle reports a September 10 potlach in Sitka and Wrangle to end a centuries old feud between Sitka and Wrangle tribes. Rodewatt will attempt to broker peace during the gathering, seen as the greatest potlach in the district’s history.
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Seattle
Sitka
Alaska
Rodewatt
Women’s Christian Union opposes Indiana plan to defeat McKinley
At Chicago headquarters on Sept 6 the national WCTU officers condemned the Indiana WCTU prayer chain urging defeat of President McKinley in the upcoming election. They expressed regret and said they would not cooperate with the plan.
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Mac
Chicago
National
Evanston
Indiana
McKinley
Ellis nominated for president by Ohio reform party at banquet
At the jubilee banquet of the union reform party of Ohio Beth W Ellis was formally notified of his nomination as the party’s candidate for president of the United States National Chairman R S Thomson delivered the speech of notification, which Mr Ellis responded to.
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Columbus
Ohio
Union Reform Party of Ohio
Beth W. Ellis
United States
Thomson
Ellis
Warren denies Montreal claim on Canadian command
London reports from Lieutenant General Sir Charles Warren and the British war office deny the Montreal report that General Warren will replace Lieutenant General Lord William Frederick Seymour as commander of British troops in Canada.
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London
Sir Charles Warren
British War Office
Montreal
Warren
Lord William Frederick Seymour
Canada
Cummins Withdraws From Des Moines Announcement
A partial notice reports B. Cummins withdrawing his Pi parawal from Des Moines on September 6, detailing a political or ceremonial withdrawal and referencing Cummins and the city.
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Des Moines
B. Cummins
Pi Parawal
Senatorial Race Questioned Over Constitutional Amendment
A statement notes the senator's willingness to support the upcoming constitutional amendment at the next election, linking his candidacy to affirming the vote and avoiding his own ambitions becoming an obstacle to the measure.
Roosevelt visits amid large crowd and reception
A large crowd gathered to see the vice presidential candidate Colonel Roosevelt was greeted warmly along the drive to the Hotel Cadillac. A public reception followed this afternoon. He will address a mass meeting tonight and depart at 10 30 p m for Bagmaw Grand Rapids Kalamazoo and the West.
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Roosevelt
Cadillac
Bagmaw
Grand Rapids
Kalamazoo
West
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