Publication and office details of The Standard
Standard Publishing Company announces daily and Sunday editions with varied subscriptions in advance and postage terms. It lists main, branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls and a Washington Bureau with multiple city newsstand locations and international reading room access in Paris.
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Missoula
Great Falls
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 Opera
Paris
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Mont
Anaconda Standard Claims Largest Montana Circulation
The Anaconda Standard reports a six month average daily and Sunday circulation ending June 30, 1900 of 11,722, claiming this is larger than all other Montana daily newspapers combined. The notice emphasizes the paper’s leading market position and broad readership in the state.
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Anaconda Standard
Montana
Marauding bands in war reports draw mixed reactions
London praises Lord Roberts laconic cue that only marauding bands remain after the Boer War while Salisbury calls elections. The idea was borrowed from Otis with Manila signals reaching Washington. The U S public grows weary as marauding band rumors persist, hinting at further troop needs in the Philippines.
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London
Lord Roberts
Roberts
Salisbury
Otis
Manila
McKinley
Philippines
Department of State
Washington
Roosevelt’s western itinerary seen as political maneuver
The article argues Hanna sent Roosevelt west to limit eastern campaigning, noting Roosevelt’s blunt speech harms his cause. It highlights telegraph coverage revealing his silence on silver, raises questions about his courage, and suggests he is a long distance fighter, especially in Idaho.
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Roosevelt
Hanna
Vider
Teddy
Mountain States
Middle West
Idaho
San Juan
Roosevelt’s Rocky Mountain Trip Aims Abandoned
The piece criticizes Roosevelt for a fizzle in his mountain tour accusing him of political caution and not pressing the silver issue. It argues he dodged the chance to confront the silver question in Montana and Idaho and questions his leadership and prestige.
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Montana
Idaho
Roosevelt
Rocky Mountain
Debated Campaigns Stir Glendive Area in Eastern Montana
William Lindsay a respected Montana senator hopeful invites Cullen to a public stump debate on state politics. Lindsay recalls past clashes with Clark and urges a candor filled discussion of how Clark era issues affect the region around Dawson County Glendive and the broader Eastern Montana.
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Dawson County
Glendive
Fastern
Montana
William Lindsay
Clark Doodle
Lindsay
Helena
Clark
State Senate
Cullen
Eall
McConnell
Circus politics and a state convention fiasco at Warm Spring
The Helena Clark convention devolved into a spectacle with a bizarre bid to escort J K Toole to the platform after he declined. Frank Higgins accepted a fusion nomination amid jeers while denouncing fusion, and Toole’s health and a dramatic rejection fueled a heated, chaotic scene.
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Warm Spring
Clark B
Helena
J. K. Toole
Toole
Frank Higgins
Higgins
Clark convention exposes platform built on crooked aims
Article lambasts the Clark convention as a product of corrupt moneyed influence. It criticizes Clark's senate record, a hardship of eight hours plank, and claims the platform is inoperative while denouncing hypocrisy on principles and U S actions in the Philippines.
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Higgins
Toole
Clark
Senate
Jerome
Butie
W. A. Clark
Heinze Walks Out of Clark Convention After Outburst
In Clark there was no warrant for Heinze tied to the so called democratic convention yet his Republican followers attended. A Silver Bow delegate spoke for Clark and Heinze, ill received, prompting Heinze to leave the auditorium amid boos and muttered curses.
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Heinze
Clark
Butte
Helena
Silver Bow
Clark Wend Heinse
Priceless Principles and Philippine Policy Clash
In a February 1899 Boston speech McKinley extols universal principles linked to the flag while critics argue his actions in the Philippines contradict Independence and Constitution ideals. The piece notes 60,000 troops used to assert those principles abroad, challenging the notion that the constitution travels with the flag.
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Wim, McKinnley
Home Market Club
Boston
McKinley
United States
Philippines
Democratic Party
Maloney Also Running For President Of The Social Labor Party
The article profiles Mr Joseph Francis Maloney of Lynn Massachusetts as the Social Labor Party presidential candidate. It urges voters to distinguish the party from the Social Democrat party seen as aligned with Debs and to back Maloney to improve on the seventeen thousand votes the party polled in New York in 1896.
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Joseph Francis Maloney
Lynn
Mass
United States
Social Labor Party
Maloney
Social Democrat Party
Debs
New York State
Tie
New York
Byron
Fragmented News Columns Across Oceans and Times
The clipping blends old warfare maxims from Sun Tzu with 19th century mail delays in Washington and local tales. It notes a Wheeling Indiana postmaster refunded a tiny overpayment, Manila mail volumes, a Missouri boy found near Kaiser's lake, and political pivots after Arthur Sewall's death. It also mentions a Spain region meteor fragments and a Blackwell's Island isolation plan for consumptives.
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