Anaconda Standard publication details and offices
The Anaconda Standard announces its publishing company, daily edition, and subscription rates. It lists main and branch offices in Anaconda, Butte, Missoula, and Great Falls, plus contact numbers and addresses for Washington and other bureaus and newsstands. It notes international postage and Paris reading room access.
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Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Chicago
Postoffice
Auditorium ‘Annex
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Denver
Glenarm Street
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake
Montana
Societe Des Imrrimeries Lemercier
Place de Opera
Paris
Anwvard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mont
Anaconda Standard Circulation Lead Quietly Noted
The Anaconda Standard reports a six month period ending June 20 1900 with a Sunday average paid circulation of 11 722, higher than all other Montana gaily newspapers combined.
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Anaconda Standard
Montana
President Bryan on Nebraskan Campaign Tour
A brief item notes William J. Bryan of Nebraska as a presidential candidate featured on the front page of a Sept 20 issue. The entry highlights his national campaign presence and political stature during the period.
Montana Democrats Split Over Clark Machine Tactics
Montana readers witness a clash as W A Clark control sparks a split in the Democratic party. County delegations barred from Helena convention cite Clark agents as undermining county autonomy and primaries. An independent movement forms, led by counties casting over half the Democratic vote, challenging Clark methods and counting the costs to local politics.
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Montana
W. A. Clark
Helena
State Committee
Independent Democratic Party
Independent
Clark
Cain
W. A
Democrats meet in counties to appoint delegates at Butte convention
Democrats in Montana convene in county meetings to elect delegates for the state convention in Butte next Tuesday. The state party aims to organize a campaign asserting that democracy cannot be coerced into approving methods that rob counties of their rights under home rule.
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Butte
Democracy of
Montana
Butte Miner Defends Clark in Editorial Clash
The Butte Miner rebukes claims that W A Clark should apologize over a New York Herald interview. The Miner declares the Herald accurate and denies any misrepresentation. It says Clark praised the Herald and rejects the idea of apology, noting the Miner’s stance to correct injustices.
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Anaconda Standard
Clark
Butte Miner
The Boom in Business Under McKinley Campaign Tactics
The piece argues that Republican managers used contingent contracts promising continued business if McKinley won, a tactic echoed from 1896. It questions the sincerity of such deals, noting many reportedly false or coercive and many factories then closed after the election despite later revival.
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McKinley
Bryan
Europe
America
Ehamere
Republican Fear Campaign Over Bryan Gains
The piece asserts Republicans fear Bryan's rising strength and view contracts void if Bryan wins as a campaign ploy. It argues such tactics echoed in 1896 but failed then and would fail again, urging Republicans to abandon old tricks and seek new tactics.
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Ness
United States
Europe
Bryan
Vermont
Gage
Hanna
Servant Question in New York Courts Captures Public Interest
A high profile case ends with a magistrate ordering Duke to post a $200 bond after a dispute involving a maid Annie Curran and her companion Pat Farley in the Duke home. The article blends legal narration with satirical commentary on Pat and Annie’s relationship and the wider social debate.
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New York State
Duke
New York City
Annie Curran
Pat Farley
Mr. Duke
Annie
Pat
Marquis of Queensberry
Voters Aim at Vietor Bonds Amid Campaign Clash
The drive to issue a few bonds in Vietor, Colo is central to the campaign but is likely to fail, as observers warn the effort faces strong opposition and uncertain prospects.
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Vietor
Colo
Germany Tests Powers on Ver Dict Proposal Faces Obstinate Jurors
The country flags the powers that oppose her verdict proposal as obstinate jurors, signaling friction in path to approval. Officials warn dissenters may hinder progress while emphasizing procedural safeguards.
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Germany
Clark Finds Last Stage Of NY Herald Interview Worse
W A Clark says the final portion of his interview with the New York Herald was more trying than the opening. He notes persistent questions and a tougher tone as the session concluded.
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W. A. Clark
New York Herald
Chillicothe Man Kills Brother in Quarrel Escalation
A Chillicothe man killed his own brother during a quarrel, sparking an investigation and questions about the motive and circumstances surrounding the deadly incident. Authorities have not released further details.
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Chillicothe
Ohio
Cain
Convention Rejects Joe Toole By 266 To 214 Vote
The convention declined to select Joe Toole after a vote of 266 to 214, signaling rejection by the body. The outcome follows notable discussions on imperialist policy and leadership selection.
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Joe Toole
Death of Boxer Kang Y Shocks Boxing World
A leading boxer Kang Y has died by his own action, a loss reported amid quiet aftermath as officials await confirmation from Ob Kay before any further statements. Reports indicate the tragedy impacts the boxing community and prompts inquiries into the event.
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Kang Y
Ob Kay
Butte Miner Targets New York Herald and Political Vices
The piece mocks the New York Herald as a tool of the Amalgamated Copper company and comments on political intrigue. It notes reform views on 1904 Montana politics and criticizes Mr. Clark’s reported vote buying episode. It also cites a Colorado town reading the Pickwick Panels election scene.
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Butte
New York Herald
Amalgamated Copper Company
Colorado
Pickwick Panels
Donnelly’s Troglodyte Stance Dominates Campaign Debate
The campaign centers on Ignatius Donnelly’s stubborn attitude while Pittsburg shifts to second place as a strategic position.
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Ignatius Donnelly
Pittsburg
East coincreases push grocery bill limit fad
The rising coal costs push a proposed 15 cent daily cap on groceries and meat seen as an experiment gaining popularity in the East. The Clark civic plan calls for an immediate reconvening of the Clark democratic state convention to denounce the New York Herald.
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Clark
New York Herald
Coal miners strike shows chronic rath rather than acute
The report describes the coal miners strike as exhibiting chronic rather than sudden or acute symptoms, suggesting a long running dispute rather than a short flare up.
Mrs Tei An Confident Her Hair Will Not Be Harmed
Mrs Tei An expresses trust that her gray hairs will not be brought to sorrow or the grave by the use of an axe.
Untimely Departure Echoes in Civic Contention
The text notes a figure named Mr. Lease has stopped and W A Clark laments his untarnished name. No public announcement confirms shifts, but a sense of political sorrow and anticipated exits pervades the discourse surrounding civic leadership.
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W. A. Clark
Politician Charley Clark Faces Li Hunghang Challenge
The text notes Charley Clark’s ongoing contest with Li Hunghang and questions Hon Joseph K Toole about irregularities in his gubernatorial nomination. The passage hints at political maneuvering and party regularity without detailing specific actions or dates.
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Charley Clark
Li Hunghang
Joseph K. Toole
Bookmakers Stance on Acquittal in Von Ketteler Case
As the verdict in the Von Ketteler assassination case nears, bookmakers refuse to offer 2 to 1 odds on acquittal while the court awaits judgment.
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Baron von Ketteler
Eminent Republican Missionary for Montana Heathen?
Question about another prominent Republican missionary that Mr. Hanna might send to Montana’s heathen. The wording implies speculation on political figures and church missionary aims in a historical Montana context.
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Hanna
Montana
Clark Comes Second In All Encounters With Press
In every meeting with the American press, Mr. Clark finishes a poor second, never securing the top position or favorable coverage.
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Mr. Clark
General Otir Announces End of War Bi Monthly
The text urges General Otir to resume bi monthly announcements declaring the war finished if no other means can verify activity of the Filipinos.
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Otir
Unclear convention minority candidate cited in November torn
Fragmentary notice references a minority candidate named Mr Toole and his supporters in November as part of a convention. No further context or details are given.
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Toole Io
Germany denies seeking China leadership in note
Berlin officials cite a London report and say Germany aims to restore harmony among powers not take the lead in China. They caution that conditions are not ripe for talks, noting China must show willingness to punish some mandarins for the process to advance.
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Berlin
Foreign Office
London
United States
Germany
China
No Official China Developments Yet From State Department
The state department has no official word on supposed China events in the last 24 hours. It notes Prince Tuans possible demotion and a Russian blockade remain unconfirmed. The department has urged China about PrinCe Tuan, while Ching is viewed as unfriendly to foreigners. No response on Conger instructions is confirmed. No major developments are expected in two weeks.
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Washington
State Department
China
Prince Tuan
Russia
Ching
Roosevelt Attends Hutchinson A R Reunion Address
Governor Roosevelt arrives by train after an eventful day in Hutchinson where Colonel Cody’s oration is cut short and the crowd awaits, noting Kansas history from Bleeding Kansas to its growth as a U S state. The governor, tired but warmly received, delivers a brief address before resting.
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Kansas
S Cody
Rooseveltt
A. R
Hutchinson
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Campaign Opens in Kansas Tour Speech On Dykes
Governor Roosevelt started his Kansas visit aboard a special train with early stops at Jennings Norton and Prairie View. He framed his remarks around liberty and self-government noting Hollanders and their dykes and warned that a political dyke must be kept up to keep Bryanism out while urging cultivation of the land.
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Lebanon
Kan
Roosevelt
Kansas
Kansas City
Jennings
Norton
O'Clock
Prairie View
Tam
Putchman
Holland
Westcott testimony ties Carter to stock broker schemes
Robert F Westcott testified before Commissioner Shields in a Georgia federal court hearing on removing Carter and others to Georgia. He described stock dealings in 1891 92 and 1893 95 linking Captain Carter to Reid Flagg brokers and recounting sums including 100 000 in 1884 and 50 000 deposits. He admitted receiving funds from Gaynor and Greene, later handed to Carter. The cross examination paused with adjournment until Monday morning.
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New York
Robert F. Westcott
M. Carter
Shields
John F
BE. H
W. T. Gaynor
Benjamin D. Green
Georgia
Westcrott
Captain Carter
Reid & Flagg
Europe
R. F. Westcott
Union Trust Company
Carter
Mr. Westcott
Gaynor
Weatcott
Prohibition Train Speaks Across Minnesota
The prohibition special train left St. Paul and stopped at Fairmont, Blue Earth, and Winnebago City. Speakers Samuel Dickey Henry Metcalf B Haughham John G Wooley and Wolney B Cushing addressed crowds with anti liquor messages and Wooley stated a preference to lose on the prohibition ticket rather than win on the Republican ticket and bow to liquor interests.
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Winnebago City
Minn
St. Paul
Fairmont
Samuel Dickey
Henry Bb. Metcalf
B. B. Haughham
John G. Wooley
Wolney B. Cushing
Blue Earth
Wooley
Prohibition
Republican Party
Died From the Wound Former Atlanta Mayor Collier
Charles A. Collier, former mayor of Atlanta and U S commissioner to the Paris exposition, died from a pistol wound today. He had received the wound yesterday while pursuing a burglar.
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Atlanta
Charles A. Collier
United States
Yellow fever kept at bay in Santiago de Cuba
Col Samuel M Whiteside, commander of the Santia go and Puerto Principe department, with other officers, reports no yellow fever cases since December in the city area. One hundred miles of streets are surveyed for health measures.
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Santiago de Cuba
Samuel M. Whiteside
Santiago and
Puerto Principe
Stevenson Itinerary Travel Plan Listed for October Stops
Chicago reports the announced itinerary of Hon. Adlai E. Stevenson with planned appearances from October 4 through October 20. Events include dates in Indianapolis Ohio West Virginia Maryland Wilmington New Jersey New York City Troy Utica and Watertown with several states and cities on the schedule.
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Chicago
Adlai E. Stevenson
Indianapolis
Ohio
West Virginia
Maryland
Wilmington
Del
New Jersey
New York City
Troy
N. Y
Utica
Waterlane N. Y
Lowville
British Victories Reported From Pretoria Front
Lord Roberts reports to the war office that the Boers attacked Paget's force at Pinnear's river station but were beaten off after three hours of fighting. Buller occupied Macmac river and the eastern side of Burgher's pass on September 26 after slight resistance. Heilbron Beitz and Lindly have been reoccupied.
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London
Lord Roberts
War Office
Pretoria
Paget
Pinnear’s River
Conspiracy Arrests Tangle Montreal Dairy Firms
Alex McCulloch, vice president of Croft & McCulloch Dairy, and D J MelGillis, secretary of Montreal Cold Storage and Freezing, were arrested in a conspiracy to defraud case. Both men face charges over a 2 percent report.
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Montreal
Alex McCulloch
Croft & McCulloch Dairy Company
D. J. MelGillis
Montreal Cold Storage and Freezing Company
Halifax Bank Conspiracy Case Involving Warehouse Receipts
A man is charged with conspiring to defraud Merchants' Bank of Halifax of 220000 dollars by using warehouse receipts for goods claimed stored at Storage Company's facilities that were not present. The case centers on alleged fraud through forged or misrepresented securities.
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Merchants’ Bank of Halifax
Tragic Tornado Toll Rises in Morristown
Faribault Minnesota reports Louisa Littman age nine died from injuries suffered in Monday's Morristown tornado bringing the death toll to ten.
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Faribault
Minn
Louisa Littman
Morristown
Pierson of Lake Forest Dies After Football Injury
Victim of football Lawrence Pierson of Lake Forest University died today at a local hospital after being injured in a Wednesday game at Lake Forest Illinois.
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Chicago
Lawrence Pierson
Lake Forest University
Lake Forest
Hil
Clearing the Street After Disaster in Galveston
Galveston reports 7,200 men clearing streets today and disposing of wreckage. Thirty-one bodies found, raising total recovered to 2,311.
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Galveston
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