Anaconda Standard imprint and circulation note
The Anaconda Standard notes its publishing details, offices, and international outlets. It states branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls and a Paris reading room, plus a six month period ending June 30 1900 with a paid circulation of 11 722.
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The
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Washington Bureau
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
Art
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Mont
Anaconda Standard
Presidential ticket review and Clark criticism
A fragmented Washington-tinged piece notes the Bryan Stevenson 1900 style convention view of W A Clark political methods as dishonest and questions his ability to hold a seat in the federal senate.
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Vention
W. A. Clark
Clark
Rise in cotton price drives political blame game
The piece debates McKinley era credit for a cotton price rise to ten cents a pound, noting crop shortfalls and Texas storms as factors. It warns of Republican campaigns using finance fears to influence voters, while recounting court and sheriff notes and a satirical digression on Colonel Mirabeau and a Shanghai reference.
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MckKinleys
Republican Party
Hye
Texas
McKinley
Populist State Central Committee Chooses Breen as Chairman
In Helena a populist state central committee session selected Peter Breen as temporary chairman after initial choices were withdrawn. The meeting adopted a rule restricting county votes without local representation and planned a fusion conference with other parties.
Rank financial fearmongering cited in Republican push
The piece argues Republicans fear a Bryan victory would disrupt the financial system, portraying it as a tactic to influence voters. It notes repeated warnings from the president Roosevelt and others that the money question dominates and demands immediate attention.
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Bryan
Ocean
Noosevelt
Gage
Janna
New Montana Democracy Emerges Against W A Clark
The Helena convention exposed W A Clark’s manipulation of the Democratic party and called for a new democracy to defend integrity. Montana counties rejected his influence, vowing to build a party that will carry the state in November.
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Helena
Clark
Ww. A. Clark
Montana
Federal
Senate
New Democratic Party
W. A. Clark
Eight Hour Plank in Clark Delegates Platform
W A Clark's delegates insert an eight hour plank into their platform. The move mocks their professions by endorsing conditions delegates know will be unconstitutional.
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W. A. Clark
North Carolina Murderer Archi Kinsauls Faces Death Penalty
Archi Kinsauls, a condemned man in North Carolina, is described as a Democrat with grievances against Republicans. He killed a populist and was convicted and sentenced to death. He protests the sheriff’s allegiance and says he will die but resists hanging by the county official aligned with pop Republicans.
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North Carolina
Archi Kinsauls
Mr. Kinsauls
Hanna Mr. Kinsauls
Counties that cast heavy democratic votes in 1898
The article notes eight counties Yellow stone Valley Sweet Grass ark Chateau Custer Fergus and Carbon voted solidly to unseat the Silver Bow delegation. These eight counties, one third of Montana's total, cast 3159 Democratic votes in 1898, while Deer Lodge tallied 3178. It emphasizes that quantity of counties matters less than the strength of votes when polls close.
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Clark
Silver Bow
Yellowstone
Valley
Sweet Grass
Ark
Chateau
Custer
Fergus
Carbon
Deer Lodge
Montana Democracy Organization for Honesty Advances Delegation
Missoula and D. R. Peeler of Flathead discussed party integrity and named delegates while cheers were proposed for Paul Mitchell and J. F. O'Neill of Deer Lodge. The conferences committee appointment was ordered, and adjournment set for 14 a.m. tomorrow.
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Missoula
D. R. Peeler
Flathead
Paul Mitchell
J. FE. O'Neill
Deer Lodge
Selection of conference committee names at labor convention
After a debate the rising vote approved an amendment 100 to 65. The county delegation except Sweet Grass and Yellowstone submitted 16 names. Chairman chose Spriggs Emmons Jensen Ryan and Byrne. A motion to consult the labor convention committee before the democratic committee passed near unanimously. The convention adjourned to Ming's opera house for 9 a.m. next day.
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Alh
Sweet Grass
Yellowstone
A. KE. Spriggs
Breatwater
R. A. Emmons
Carbon
R. Jensen
Cascade
J. J. Ryan
James Byrne
Bilverion
Labor Convention Opens with Delays and Parade
The Montana state labor party met in the district court room at the county building in Helena with about fair attendance from Silver Bow. Delays due to a late train shifted the start to 2 00 PM and 5 00 PM reconvened with Dan McDonald presiding. A marching procession and a Dixie by the Broadwater band followed, then temporary officers were elected for the convention.
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Helena
State Labor Party
District Court
Silver Bow
Butte
Dan McDonald
W. P. Weldon
M. P. Haggerty
HH. Connor
Otto Schoenfelt
Cascade
Haggerty
Hiaggerty
Messrs
Behrenfelt
Weldon
John & Wyman
Misoula
Thomas Richardson
RP. Vanhorn
Yellowstone
Otto Sehoenfelt
John ©. Kane
Missoula
J. I. Smith
Lewis and Clarke
J. McNally
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United States
Canada
Mexico
William J. Bryan
Nebraska
Adlai E. Stevenson
Illinois
Congress
Themer Elves
M. Kineaulis
Mirabeau
Cassano
Prince Eugene
Shanghai
Wilmington
N. C
Kinsauls
State Central Committee
Alex Mackel
Emmons
Peter Bren
Townsend
Dixie
James B. Touhill
William A. Shiflebin
People's Party
Shiflebin
White House
Shite
Sesson
Shiffebin
Peter Breen
Ss. A. Calderhead
Mackel
James B. Toole
Broadwater
A. Whipple
M Wordwell
G. G. Watt
A. Crimmeons
John Bergen
James Collins
Anthon, Morton
Wiliam F Brown
M. Helmes
A. G. Hissout
F. F. Bissout
T. J. Fivynn
John Halbert
John Wilson
A. Hall
J. H. Sehwend
F. Aurns
Robert Motowan
J. A. Billings
George McMahon
G. W. Avery
Gallatin
Blank Tirvanite
Harry Lowney
Jere Conley
Duffy
Jefferson
Emimet Teft
John Hogarty
Robert Stallord Lewis and Clarke
J. R. Whitney
H. Hamilton
Elta Knowles Haskell
Madison HH
Mobourgh
PD . Thompson
Mullints
F. Jo Tower
Ab. Moore
J. Iven Park
W. Downing
Thomas Minnehan
William Jones Ravalli
Hauncey
Squires
AL Mclinuyre
A. Maekel
Dan Brown
George No Omalley
Tom Hinds
Committee of Credentials
Beaverhead
Dawson
Meagher
Teton
H D. Moore
Committee On Permanent Organization and Order of Business
J. H. Schend
John Byrne
W. Alark
Deer Lodge County
Thue
W. A. Clarke
Counts
Galyveston
Montana Democracy Organit For Honesty
Connell
New Mutts
London
M. J. Connell Company
Tim
Rice, Fulton & Gold, Proprietors
Harold
Broadway
Anaconda Copper Mining CO
Lumber Department
Hamilton
Omice
Arizona
Aluminum
Birch
R. F. White
James Dougherty
B. Chambers
W.W
Burns
W. J. Martin
John Peters
John A. Nicholson
Broad Water
George M. Jones
M. ©. Hahn
Jasper Vodder
Madison
Willliam Walsh
G. V. Martin
Park
General McClernand Papires
Springfield. I
Irene McClernand
Lo' A
Eye Werel ‘Jobe
Dr. Dodd
West Park St
Butte, Mont
Brownfield
Canty Carpet Co
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