Anaconda Standard publishing details and offices
The notice lists the Standard Publishing Company as publishers and proprietors, with daily and Sunday editions and subscription rates. It notes main and branch offices in Anaconda Butte Missoula and Great Falls and provides contact points including the Washington Bureau and multiple newsstand locations across Chicago San Francisco Denver Salt Lake City and Paris assistance for Montana visitors.
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Standard Publishing Company, Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda
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
Societe Des Imprimeries Lemercier
Place de l'Opera
Paris
ANRR
Naconda, Mont
Ad Readers Take Notice of Anaconda Standard Circulation
The Anaconda Standard reports it has a larger paid circulations than all other Montana dailies and Sundays combined for the six months ending June 30, 1900, at 11,722 copies.
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Anaconda Standard
Montana
Bryan and Stevenson as 1900 presidential ticket
A political notice endorses William J. Bryan of Nebraska for president and Adlai E. Stevenson of Illinois for vice president across all twelve pages. The宣target aims to rally support for the Bryan-Stevenson ticket.
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William J. Bryan
Nebraska
Adlai E. Stevenson
Illinois
Montana Democrats face scrutiny over purity and Clark influence
The Montana press feud centers on cleansing the Democratic Party of bribery and cronyism linked to W. A. Clark. The Standard and Butte Miner clash over loyalty, honesty, and the party’s ability to attract public respect amid allegations of bribery and internal strife.
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Democratic Party
Montana
Clark
W. A. Clark
Federal Senate
Butte
Butte Organ
Democrati Party
Senate
Pryan
Standard
The
Miner
Silver Bow
Bolters
W. A Clark
Montena
Bryan
Montana Delegates and Coinage Vote Controversy
The piece accuses a Clark impersonator posing as a Montana delegate of refusing to back free coinage in the Kansas City platform. It asserts Hawaii and New Mexico swung the vote to save silver, and questions the Standard's loyalty to the cause.
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Montana
Kansas City
Hawaii
New Mexico
Tracey and McKinley in the 1896 race評論
Denver Republican surveys Mr. Charles Tracey as a Gold Democrat leader and criticizes his grasp of monetary policy while labeling McKinley's 15 thousand word letter as a defense of his policy. The piece argues Tracey lacks public influence and questions McKinley’s stance on silver and the Philippines.
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Denver
Republican
Charles Tracey
McKinley
Bryan
United States
Tracey
Standard
Albany
New York
Congress
Coinage Committee
Cleveland
Last Island Disaster Described in Historic Poem Passage
The article recounts the 1856 Last Island catastrophe near Louisiana, recalling the resort's elegant summer scene with hotel life and dances before a sudden massive tornado and Gulf surge. It details guests panicking as the hall collapses and the sea destroys cottages, carrying away ships and bodies.
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Gulf of Mexico
Last Island
Louisiana
New Orleans
Newport
Long Branch
Cape May
Chita
Lafcadio Hearn
Island
Teche
Blo J
McKinley Letter Receives Heavy Criticism in Opinion
The piece derides McKinley’s acceptance letter as weak and untruthful, likening it to common stump speeches. It notes tension over foreign policy, with the platform not fully aligning with McKinley’s views and a rejected plank about governing newly acquired territories. General Grosvenor’s stance is highlighted as a persistent mouthpiece for McKinley in Congress.
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Congress
McKinley
M'Kinley
Washington
Committee
Supreme Court
Grosvenor
Imperialism Threatens Republics Across Eras
The article warns that imperialism has destroyed or undermined republics from ancient Rome to modern Europe and now poses a danger to the American republic. It cites Rome and two French republics as past victims and suggests a third could follow.
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Cleveland Plain Center
Roman Republic
Rome
France
American
Europe
Wage harners and the average man in Albany's view
The Albany Argus questions how many of the common working people, not magnates or protected barons, are truly better off. It probes whether the average man benefits from current economic arrangements and calls for scrutiny of wage standards and living conditions.
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Albany Argus
Wage earners and rising costs in 1896 era debate
A query compares wages to the increasing cost of living and asks whether workers gain real purchasing power. It questions comforts versus necessities and whether fixed salaries keep pace with price rises.
Treasury Loss Grows From Philippine War Drains
The Omaha World-Herald notes a steady rise in draughts from the Philippine war while the Chinese campaign burdens the treasury. In August the deficit neared $1,000, with last August’s surplus at $4,300,000, highlighting a substantial year over year loss.
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Omaha World-Herald
Orlay, Lady Macbeth and Ophelia Pioneer on Stage
95 year old actress Orlay recently performed in a charity stage production. Mme Orlav is noted as the first actress to play Lady Macbeth and Ophelia in Russian. German oculist Richard Liebreich, 70, celebrated in London after fleeing Paris in the Franco Prussian War due to eye defects affecting painters' pictures. Charles A Sauerwine of Evansville seeks to change his name to Charles A Erwin to avoid ridicule and improve selling, citing nicknames like Mr Sweet wine.
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Orlay
Mme. Orlav
Lady Macbeth
Ophelia
Richard Liebreich
London
Paris
Charles A. Sauerwine
Evansville
Ind
Supreme Court
Charles A. Erwin
Mr. Sweetwine
Reed and Harrison Stand Aside in McKinley Reelection Campaign
The Kansasity Times notes the aloofness of Thomas B. Reed and Benjamin Harrison from participation in the McKinley reelection effort. It suggests their absence will influence a large portion of Republican voters ahead of the forthcoming election.
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Kansasity Times
Thomas B. Reed
Benjamin Harrison
Republican Party
William McKinley
We Paid Spain and Took the Burden on Ourselves
The piece argues the United States acted generously after the late war by paying Spain 20 million dollars and shifting the financial burden onto American shoulders, likening the move to Don Quixote. It frames the action as a costly but noble aid that left the U.S. to stagger under its own obligations now.
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New York Herald
Spain
Don Quixote
Kansas City Times Reports Campaign Fund Push
Val Fryer Gibos of Hanna's campaign committee tells Philadelphia Republicans they must raise 60 000 to ensure McKinley’s victory. The Quaker town McKinleyites feel pressured to cover a sizable fee as part of Hanna’s agitation campaign.
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Kansas City Times
Val Fryer Gibos
Hanna
Philadelphia
McKinley
Dr. Hanna
Immigrant Settlements Grow in New England Mills
Large numbers of foreign immigrants settle in New England states with Greeks favored in Connecticut and Rhodes, Portuguese and Poles in Fall River mills. The New York tug L Luckenbach plans a 45 day round trip to San Francisco around the Horn, crew woes and record times noted. Census hints rapid growth near big cities due to trolley expansion, while an old Dominican friar contemplates a posthumous book on Filipino life.
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New England States
Connecticut
Rhodesh
Fall River
New York Harbor
L. Luckenbach
San Francisco
Horn
G. W. Pride
Sugar price rises in eight advances since May
The Boston Globe notes sugar has been raised almost a cent per pound in eight increases since May 22. The article critiques the trust for easing the bad news and implies a deliberate gentle rollout.
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The
Boston Globe
Bryan Questions Republicans From the Stump in Detroit
The Detroit Free Press reports Bryan pressing the Republican party with sharp cross questions during a stump speech, highlighting his aggressive rhetoric and probing stance on party platforms.
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Detroit Free Press
Bryan
Republican Party
Hayward keeps fashion from fifty years ago in California
Alvinza Hayward, the California mogul and mining king, clings to beaver silk style worn for half a century. The piece notes the Russian pride in a veteran actress, Mme.
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Alvinza Hayward
California
Fragmented Memoir on Filipino People and Odd Inquiries
A found book page recounts a 40 year study of the Filipino people, noting most pages blank and a final line about knowledge. It also mentions an insurance investigation into rats gnawing matches, wartime term compounds, a Padua automobile congress planning the Tour of Italy in 1901, a lightning strike in Bellefontaine, a long third rail project in New York, Thomas Dutch Lord’s Boston pedigree work, Newberry library genealogies, and a London statue fundraising total of 10,000.
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Manila
Padua
Replica in bronze of 4 camel statue unveiled
General Gorden at Khartoum is commemorated by a bronze camel statue completed in 189% by FE. Onslow Ford, RA, and currently housed at the Crystal Palace in Bydenham.
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General Gorden
Khartoum
Onslow Ford
R. A
Crystal Palace
Bydenham
A Country of Contraries
A discussion of perceived Chinese customs and practices highlighting contrasts with Western norms. The piece claimsChina uses petticoats for men and breeches for women, female infanticide, open graves for spirits, leftward honor, inverted hat etiquette, mourning white, south-pointing needles, ancestral worship, intellectual seat in the stomach, riverine living, and opium smoking as intoxication.
Organ grinder and monkey tired by night
A Baltimore American item notes the organ grinder and his monkey both complaining of fatigue saying they feel played out after a long night. The playful exchange captures weary street performance in the city.
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Baltimore American
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John L. Wilson
Trace
Gold Democratic Party
Notification Committee
Mr. McKinley
Ile
Captain Smith
Star
Gulf
Philippines
Mme
Lumineaux
Plisse Velour
Cristal
M. J. Connell Company
Butte Business College
F. Rice
Fulton & Gold
Harold
W. Broadway
Argyle
Mont
Boston Fire Insurance Company
China
Japan
Bellefontaine
Tobias Kerr
Hudson
N. Y
Stuyvesant Falls
Thomas Dutch Lord
Boston
Brown University
Newberry Library
Dr. Dodd Ye
West Park St
Butte, Mont
Growafield-Canty Carpet Co
Tie Daily Grind
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