Anaconda Standard listing publishing details and offices
The notice outlines the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda with daily and Sunday editions, pricing for subscriptions, and office addresses. It notes branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls plus a Washington Bureau and multiple newsstand locations in Chicago San Francisco Denver and Salt Lake City. It also mentions Paris reading room access for Montana visitors and directs correspondence to Anaconda Montana.
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The
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Chicago
Postoffice
Auditorium Annex
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Denver
Glenarm Street
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake
Second South Street
Lake
Montana
Paris
Societe Des Imprimeries Lemercier & Place de l'Opera
Anaconda, Mort
Ad Space Claims Higher Circulation in Montana
The Anaconda Standard cites a paid circulation lead over all other Montana papers, noting a six month period ending June 30 1900 with a Sunday average of 11 722 copies.
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Anaconda Standard
Montana
Fiy
Bryan Stevenson Nominated by Democratic Ticket
The ticket lists William J. Bryan of Nebraska for president and Adlai E. Stevenson of Illinois for vice president as the party moves to unite for the election season.
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William J. Bryan
Nebraska
Adlai E. Stevenson
Illinois
Treacey Hunt Incident Seen as Republican Affair
The piece asserts the Treacey Hunt incident is an exclusively Republican matter, disputing Inter Mountain claims of Democratic disturbance. It names Judy Hunt formerly on Montana’s supreme bench and Dr. William Treacey of Helena as principals, describes Senate testimony about Clark's Supreme Court purchase attempt, and argues Republicans dominated the affair and its publicity.
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Inter - Mountain
Montana
Inter Mountain
Judy Hunt
Supreme Bench of
William Treacey
Helena
Hunt
Senate Committee
W. A. Clark
Treacey
Washington
Judge Hunt
Wellcome
Josh
Tre
Montana voters face Clark faction in judiciary race
The Standard opposes Rudolph von Tobe for associate justice due to McKinley gold standard ties while praising his integrity, service in the Montana legislature, and professional ability. The piece argues the Democratic party should unite to defeat him if aligned with decent voters.
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Montana
Clark
Rudolph von Tobe
McKinley Gold Standard
Standard
Democratic Party
von Tobe
Von Tobel Criticized Over Orthodox Creed in Montana Nomination
The Butte press attacks Mr. von Tobel as not orthodox in faith, arguing the Republican judiciary candidate lacks Christian character suited to Heinze and Clark interests. The Clark organ intensifies the critique, claiming religious grounds to smear the nomination.
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von Tobel
Clark
Butte
Montana
Supreme Court
A. F. Heinze
W. A
Galveston Calamity Described as deadly and historic disaster
A graphic sketch warns Galveston stood only six to eight feet above sea level and faced ruin as flood, wind, and waves devastated the city. The narrative recalls Last Island and Lacafadjo Hearns vivid depiction of sea power overwhelming coastal towns.
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Galveston
Chaleston
Johnstown
Calveston
Southwest
New Orleans
Texas
Gulf of Mexico
New Ileans
Lacafadjo Hearn
Yale
Harvard
Veteel
Speeches in Butte Attack Aguinaldo and Policy
Senator Nelson denounces Aguinaldo in a Butte opera house speech and questions the value of his charges. The piece notes Dewey and McKinley era support for Aguinaldo, then argues estoppel bars the bribery claim and shifts to broader Philippine policy.
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Butte
Nelson
Aguinaldo
Admiral Dewey
Manila
Dewey
Mr. McKinley
Spain
Aguinaldo’s character irrelevant to Philippine rights, judge clash
The speaker argues that Mr. Nelson's focus on Aguinaldo’s alleged faults misses the central issue of the Philippine controversy. Rights of the Filipino people stand apart from individual leaders, and Republican corruption elsewhere cannot excuse denying self-government to ten million Filipinos.
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Aguinaldo
Republican Party
Nelson
United States
Megers
Rathbone
Neeley
Cuba
Montana
Acuinaldo
McKinley Letter Of Acceptance Receives Public View
The morning release presents a lengthy letter titled acceptance from McKinley, about 15 000 words and criticized as dull and overly formal. The piece defends administration policies with a focus on Philippine affairs, but many call it not a valuable or interesting campaign contribution.
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R. McKinley
McKinley
Frost on McKinley’s acceptance letter hints at timing
If the frost is not yet on the pumpkin, look for it on McKinley’s letter of acceptance. The line suggests a seasonal marker tied to political or ceremonial texts and implies timing relevance to the event.
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McKinley
Fresh visions of fearful calamities haunt Bryan win
The line imagines dire outcomes if Bryan prevails, arguing that Roosevelt would return to strength and leadership. It frames the political crossroads as a return of fearsome threats, reflecting anxiety about the candidate's impact on national stability.
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Bryan
Mr. Roosevelt
Maine Speaks Up at School Assembly Moment
A Maine student takes the podium to address the student body during a school assembly, delivering her statement to the crowd. The event marks a notable moment of student voice in the day’s program.
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Maine
Galveston Readers Coped With Hard Times Despite Prosperity
The piece notes Galveston residents maintained composure amid ongoing economic strain and social pressures while their city stayed afloat financially. It emphasizes local resilience and pragmatic outlooks during tough conditions.
McKinley Could Issue Letters De Cade If Imperialism Advances
The passage ponders a scenario where U S policy could extend imperialism enough for McKinley to issue lettres de cade rather than acceptance letters, potentially changing diplomatic outcomes.
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McKinley
Gulf of Mexico ignores keep off the grass signs
Reports indicate the Gulf of Mexico area is repeatedly disregarding posted keep off the grass warnings, with visitors and wildlife continuing to enter restricted zones despite signage and conservation efforts.
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Gulf of Mexico
Albany Population Change Compared With Omaha
The population of Albany New York has fallen by nearly a thousand since 1890. Albany has not learned a terrible lesson as Omaha.
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Albany
N. Y
Omaha
Ricocheting finish in local club croquet match hopes
A garbled note hints at a croquet contest among the Butte Anaconda and Helena clubs with possible results against Great Falls. The column also references political figures and shifts, suggesting unsettled public sentiment and election implications.
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Butte
Anaconda
Helena
Line Will Be Built for Los Angeles Salt Lake Rail
Thomas Kearns said the Los Angeles and Salt Lake railroad will be built with a Salt Lake terminal if the city grants depot grounds and right of way. W. A. Clark R. C. Kerens and others have settled the matter and officials including Clark and Kerens are coming to work out details.
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Salt Lake
Utah
Los Angeles & Salt Lake
Thomas Kearns
W. A. Clark
R. C. Kerens
J. Ross Clark
L. B. Gibbon
McKinley Endorses Gold Standard and Philippines Policy
President McKinley's public letter on his 1900 nomination defends the gold standard and the Philippine policy. He argues for American sovereignty, urges building a strong navy and shipping, and rejects imperialism while urging stability through direct governance rather than a protectorate. He cites economic, strategic, and constitutional grounds for continuing sovereign authority in the islands.
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Washington
McKinley
United States
Executive
D. C
Henry Cabot Lodge
Convention
Congress
Senate of the
Senate
Philippines
Spain
Republican Party
Zepubilean
Abraham Lincoln
Rico
Philipnines
Republic
Manila
Ory
Rescue of the Emperor Amid Chinese Turmoil
The Standard prints a Shanghai dispatch dated Sept 8 reporting Sang Fau leading Yun Nan and Kwei Chau forces north on Sept 5 to rescue the emperor. An imperial decree seeks Empress Dowager innocence in attacks on foreigners. Li Hung Chang plans to go north with Chang Wu and Tseng. Japanese volunteers aided defense. Sir Alfred Gaselee directs no further troops. Japanese and Russian accord in North China grows closer.
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London
The
Standard
Shanhai
Sang Fau
Yun Nan
Kwei Chau
Li Hung Chang
Chang Wu
Pechili
Tseng
Northern Railway
Pekin
Legation
Hongkong
Daily Telegraph
Alfred Gaselee
China
Colorado parties fuse to nominate full tickets in Denver
In Denver the Democratic, Populist and Silver Republican parties plan a complete fusion and joint nominations. Governors candidates focus on Maupin of Canon City and Orman of Pueblo with Tel ler reportedly offered the governorship. Incumbent congressmen John C. Bell and John F. Shafroth expected to be renominated.
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Denver
Colo
Colorado
Joseph H. Maupin
Canon City
James B. Orman
Pueblo
Henry M. Teller
Sil
Rep
John C. Bell
John F. Shafroth
Turkish envoy nephew commits suicide at Fontainbleu station
Othanase Hadja Yuna Goglion the nephew of the Turkish ambassador to Britain and secretary in London killed himself at Fontainbleu railway station after a quarrel with his mistress who refused to live with him. The Turkish embassy will arrange transport of the body to London.
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Paris
Othanase Hadja Yuna Goglion
Great Britain
Sotaki Anthopulo Pacha
London
Fontainbleu
Anaconda Juniors Defeat Reds 24 to 20 In Amateur Tilt
In an afternoon game at Athletic Park Anaconda Juniors hosted a Reds lineup short of two players. The Junior squad built a 24 to 20 win with Smith Leeper Duffy Wiles Kuck Road Anderson in the field and Nolan Cudahy Stafford McAndrus Murphy handling duties for the Reds. Nearby Lake Park hosted Neversweats beating the Stars 15 to 6 as Star runs came in the ninth inning behind Felix Davis Showers Rue and O'Brien.
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Anaconda
Reds
Athletic Park
Smith
Leeper
Duffy
Wiles
Kuck
Road
Anderson
Muller
Nolan
Cudahy
Stafford
McAndrus
Murphy
Lake Park
Neversweats
Felix
Davis
Showers
Rue
O'Brien
Stapleton Leaves Anaconda for Helena High School
M A Stapleton longtime Anaconda public schools superintendent departs for Helena to join the high school as professor of mathematics He will also teach at the Lewis and Clarke county teachers institute before starting his new duties Friends and the community express regret at losing a capable and conscientious educator.
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M. A. Stapleton
Anaconda
Helena
Teachers’ Institute of
Lewis and Clarke County
Local Notables Named in Butte Area List
A long list of residents and spouses from Butte and nearby areas appears in the notice. Names include Montana, Sam White, Sam Myer, James Doull, H V Winchell and wife, W H Weed, D C Porter, George L Lepp, A A Egbert, A B Ayers, J A Lewis and wife, W W Pixon and wife, H B Albertus, D W Brodie, Dr W E Dodd, A W Dodd, John Wright, 8 H Dupresne and wife, M Gillis, 8 L Cohoon, George W Wilson, F A Sutton, C R Sutton, J W Moran, J J Armstrong, A J Campbell, Swingly and others.
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Montana
Sam R White
Sam A. Myer
James Doull
H. V. Winchell
W. H. Weed
D. C. Porter
George L. Lepp
A. A. Egbert
A. B. Ayers
J. A. Lewis
W. W. Pixon
H. B. Albertus
D. W. Brodie
W. E. Dodd
A. W. Dodd
John Wright
H. Dupresne
M. Gillis
L. Cohoon
George W. Wilson
F. A. Sutton
C. R. Sutton
J. W. Moran
J. J. Armstrong
A. J. Campbell
Butte
Miss WN
Swingly
Fragmentary Witness Names from Falls Page
A clipped list shows multiple names and cities including Spokane Chicago Denver San Francisco Helena Central Falls Benton and Belt. The fragment mentions Mr and Mrs and several initials with no clear event or context.
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Central Falls
R. L. T. Cleary
Benton
T. Coatsworth
New York Democrats Name Probable State Ticket
Democratic leaders in Saratoga announced a likely ticket for the New York state convention with John B. Stanchfield as governor and William F. Mackey as lieutenant governor. The slate also lists John T. Corton attorney general George M. Palmer state treasurer Guy H. Clark comptroller and Martin Glynn.
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Saratoga
N. Y
John B. Stanchfield
Chemung
William F. Mackey
Erie
John T. Corton
George M. Palmer
Guy H. Clark
Martin Glynn
Kansas City
New York
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Standard Publishing Company, Publishers and Proprietors
Canada
Mexico
Anaconda Tele Caesia Ers
N. W
Mr. Olney
Mr. Denby
Hanna
South
Billings
Bozeman
Livingston
Boulder and Basin
New York Herald
Mr. Cleveland
Old Neptune
M Kiiey
Ino
Japan
Russia
Teller
M. J. Connell Company
Bkele
Fuite Busines College
Ge Tt
Catalogue and Co
F. Rice
Fulton & Gold
G. Welch
Heidleberg
Broadway
the Argyle
Room 12
Miss BE. W. Herold
Hutte
Mont
Anaconda News
Dr. Dodd Ye
West Park St
Butte, Mont
NEW York Democrats
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