Anaconda Standard publisher and distribution note
Information on publication frequency, rates, offices, and distribution points for The Standard. Details include daily and Sunday editions, subscription rates, main office in Anaconda, branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls, and bureau locations in Washington Chicago San Francisco Denver Salt Lake City Paris.
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Anaconda Standard Tops MT Circulation For Six Months
The Anaconda Standard reports its larger a side paid circulation than all other Montana newspapers combined for the six months ending June 2 1911 with a daily and Sunday average of 1 722.
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Anaconda Standard
Montana
Bryan Stevenson Ticket Pledged in 1900 Campaign
A political note states William J. Bryan of Nebraska is the presidential candidate with Adlai E. Stevenson of Illinois as running mate. The brief reflects a party ticket designation from the era.
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William J. Bryan
Nebraska
Adlai E. Stevenson
Illinois
Galveston Disaster Death Toll and Security Proposals
The article details Galveston’s catastrophe with dead estimated between two thousand five hundred and five thousand and about twenty thousand left homeless. It praises national aid, notes Montana’s promised generosity, and argues for long term protections similar to Holland’s dykes to safeguard Galveston’s future.
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Galveston
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Holland
Coal Miners Strike Looms as 140000 Pennsylvania Workers Walk Out
John Mitchell of the United Mine Workers orders a likely statewide coal strike in Pennsylvania. The Standard notes harsh conditions and wage cuts for eastern coal miners while metal miners in the west have fared differently.
Meantime miners threaten strike amid alleged prosperity debate
The passage argues miners feel unjustly treated and that prosperity is a sham if owners cannot or will not raise pay. It notes about 140,000 workers in the anthracite region ready to strike, warning Republican headquarters fear unrest as tensions rise before an election.
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Merkrinley
Detroit Free Press
Clark's Secret Convention in Silver Bow Sparks Rift
In Butte, a so called Clark convention is denounced as a private, unadvertised event. Regular Democratic caucuses draw several thousand voters, refuting Clark’s claims and showing strong support for the party’s normal process and Montana’s democratic unity.
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Hat Clark
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Clark
Butte
W. A. Clark
Silver Bow County
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Clark Underlings
Roosevelt Campaign Forgery Claim Sparks Debate
The text questions the authenticity of a letter linked to General Lawton and Barrett. It notes Roosevelt rereading the letter in speeches, Chamberlain calling it a forgery, and Roosevelt's lack of reply after two weeks while demanding proof in a high stakes political row. The piece questions Roosevelt’s honesty if the letter proves false.
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Philippines
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South Carolina
Roosevelt
New York
Campaign Pakir-HIS year campaign follow up
The piece targets John Barrett an ex minister to Slam and ex fakir of Shanghai who is criticized for poor play inventive ability and fertility. It notes Barrett’s claims about Filipinos war cause and a disputed cable story and recounts his claim of a Lawton farewell letter.
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Barrett
Philippines
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McKinley
Republican National Committee
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Lawton
Republicans seek comfort in 1898 election contrast
The piece argues Republicans should not find comfort in 1898 results, noting that year was an off year with low turnout. It contrasts 1896 when McKinley won amid a split opposition and large regional shifts, suggesting continued Democratic advantage in several key states and forecasting a tough 1900 election for McKinley.
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Ohio
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Vermont
Bryan Likely Wins Election Without New York Support
The Washington Post notes Bryan appears practically assured victory without New York or nearby states. It argues McKinley’s behavior reveals his shrewd political sense and awareness of the choosing outcome.
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Washington Post
Independent Republican
Bryan
New York
McKinley
Galveston Trade Board Reflects on Flood Census Timing
The Galveston board of trade discusses the flood risk and political exile prospects for a figure to Canton in March, noting Roosevelt may face opposition in Helena more than in Butte. It also praises having completed the city census before the flood.
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Galveston Board of Trade
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Political chatter across the times of 1900 election
A collage of editorial quips on McKinley Bryan Roosevelt and other figures. It jokes about coal miners, Galveston, arbitration, bank transfers, and Maine politics while noting press stances and public sentiment amid the campaign season.
Imperialism critiqued by Mrs Tsi An amid McKinley era debate
Mrs. Tsi An voices regret over her brand of imperialism facing strong opposition comparable to that directed at Mr. McKinley during the era.
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Mrs. Tsi An
Mr. McKinley
Imperialists defend rule by military power in Philippines
Whamsas City Times notes the Hanna McKinley party justifies rule over subject peoples with military force. The Borton Post claims Britain’s aggressive war cut world republics to two and urges U.S. alliance with Britain to push a civilization plan in the Eastern hemisphere.
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France
United States
Thurston doubts Reed rally harms campaign
The Washington Post reports John M Thurston believes Tom Reed on the stump would harm his political standing. Thurston warns that if Reed speaks freely he might expose his views, which could hurt Thurston's own prospects.
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Washington Post
John M. Thurston
Tom Reed
Nebraska
Tom
Stewart rebukes imperialism in campaign council remarks
An Atlanta Journal excerpt notes Old man Stewart of Nevada challenging McKinley by arguing the executive with congressional acquiescence may wield absolute sovereignty in governing territories. The piece labels this as a candid admission of imperial designs the Republicans aim to push on the nation. The Indianapolis News reports rising Democratic support and falling Republican votes, warning of a tough campaign with potential gains in Vermont and Indiana shaping the race.
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Georgia’s Fannie Rankin to be sole woman delegate
Mrs. Fannie Lamar Rankin of Georgia is chosen again as the state’s delegate to the wholesale druggists convention next October, the sole woman delegate. Judge John H. Reagan of Texas visited his Tennessee birthplace Sevier county for the first time in three years and plans to resign his chairmanship of the Texas railroad commission.
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Georgia
John H. Reagan
Texas
Sevier County
Tennessee
Reagan
Texas Ailroad Vcom
Notable Names Mark French Sculpture and US Army Figures
The article notes St Marceaux finishing a statue of Alphonse Daudet to be unveiled in Paris next spring funded by public subscription. It highlights General Z M Pike and Albert Pike among prominent names and traces Brigadier General Bell’s career from 1862 with the Séth Ohio volunteers through Civil War brevets and service in the war with Spain.
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