Anaconda Standard Publishing Company Info
Publication listing for The Standard with offices in Anaconda Missoula Great Falls and Butte and a Washington Bureau. Advertising rates available on request and distribution details include subscriptions prices and reading-room location in Paris during the exposition.
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Standard Publishing Company, Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda
The
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Chicago
Postoffice
Auditorium Annex
San Francisco
Denver
Glenarm Street
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake
Second South Street
Lake
Societe Des Imprimeries Lemercier
Place de l'Opera
Paris
Anndard Publishing Company
Mont
Anaconda Standard Leads Montana Circulation Records
The Anaconda Standard reports it has a larger bona fide paid circulation than all other Montana daily newspapers combined. The six months ending June 30, 1900 show its average daily and Sunday circulation outpacing rivals.
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Anaconda Standard
Montana
Bryan for President and the Nebraska Campaign
A brief note from the paper highlights William J. Bryan of Nebraska as the key figure for the presidential bid. The column emphasizes his prominence in national politics and his ongoing efforts to unite support, with potential implications for upcoming elections.
Up Against It Sure in Clark Democratic Convention
The piece notes Clark supporters push for Heagan or Hogan amid a power struggle. J K Toole faces pressure to bow out for Hogan as the Clark faction battles fusion denouncement by labor delegates. Clark's hopes hinge on a potent influence before convention hour.
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Helena
Clark
Hegan
Clark suppression of Silver Bow delegation exposed
The Silver Bow county convention produced a Democratic delegation through regular caucuses and primaries with over four thousand voters. A Clark aligned call for later primaries was covert, unsigned by known officials, and largely unseen by local Democrats. The Clark delegation faced rejection at the state convention, prompting a walkout and political backlash.
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Silver Bow
Clark
Silver Bow Democrats
W. A. Clark
Clarks
Helena
Contested Delegates At Democratic Convention Dispute
A notice notes a split within the party as delegates elected to the convention are nearly halved and a faction under the Clarks contests control of the body. The report outlines the dispute over seating and authority among party figures.
Upper Sandusky Doubts Last Balaklava Survivor Claim
In Upper Sandusky Ohio a local belief that James A White was the last Balaklava survivor is disputed. The editorial notes Kinglake counted 242 who survived the charge and argues many more lived abroad, with few in North America, urging caution before declaring any single local figure the final one.
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Nder
Upper
Sandusky
Ohio
James A. White
Associated Press
Mr. White
Kinglake
Balaklava
England
America
United States
Canada
Central America
South America
Australia
Alaska
Light Brigade
Upper Sandusky
George Washington
Napoleon
Waterloo
Meaning of At Nite: Montana Independence Party Emerges
The article describes the rise of the Independent Democratic Party in Montana as a reaction to legislative corruption and W. A. Clark’s interference with the senate seat. It cites the 1899 Montana legislature as a past issue and notes a state convention call set for Tuesday, October 2 in Butte.
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New Democratic Party
Montana
W. A. Clark
Federal
Senate
Clark
Independent
Democratic Party
W. A Clark
Democratic Party of
Ceiry
Butte
Past Present and Future on W A Clark’s Legacy
The Philadelphia Press notes astonishment at Clark’s Montana following, arguing wealth equates to power. It cautions that posterity punishes unworthy influence, citing Nero Catherine de Medici Louis XV Tweed and past tyrannies as warned by history.
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Philadelphia
W. A. Clark
Montana
Nero
Catherine de Medici
Louis XV
William M. Tweed
Inquisition
St. Bartholomew
Commonwealth of Montana
Rise of silver IHE raises Montana regional advantage
The text notes a substantial benefit from silver IHE advances to Montana and neighboring silver producing states, suggesting Republican stance implications.
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Montana
Silver rise and political jibes in a bustling era
The article weighs the silver price surge blamed on political policy while noting rising eastern demand and increased Asia trade. It also touches on Roosevelts, Dewey arch fund, and the political mood around Bryan, with satirical asides about various figures and events.
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London
India
China
Straits
San Francisco
Asia
New York
Prohibitionists Rise as Republicans Face Election Strain
The piece surveys 1890s and 1900s political tensions with Prohibition Party gains pressuring Republicans. It cites McKinley Bryan contrasts, regional vote patterns, and the impact of anti liquor campaigning. It notes party splits, reform stances, and voter shifts shaping close contests.
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McKinley
Republic
Bryan
New York
Apathy and dissent shadow Republican campaign claims
From the St Louis Republic and other papers comes a chorus predicting voter unrest against McKinley era policies. Critics warn apathy masks popular dissent from new Republican doctrines while Bryan gains momentum across the nation.
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St. Louis Republic
Hanna
Republican National Committee
McKinley
Harvard President may visit Havana to discuss Cuban education
The text notes President FEllot of Harvard may travel to Havana in early fall to study Cuban education, linked to Cuban teachers visiting Harvard. Also mentioned are several unrelated items: a memorial hospital for Miss Mary Kingsley, ties to artist Frederick MacMonnies, and various other scattered notes and titles.
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Fellot
Harvard
Havana
Mary Kingsley
Tropics
Liverpool
Postmaster General Reports Mail System in Central Africa
The British Central African protectorate mails are transported largely by native postmen from the Yao and Atonga tribes who wear a uniform. About 800 bags of mail are prepared each month as part of the latest report.
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Central African Protectorate
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Bkek
School of Mines
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Argyle
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