Anaconda Standard Publication and Distribution Details
The Anaconda Standard lists publication info for subscribers and offices. It notes daily print, advance payment, postage terms, and branch offices in Lutte Missoula and Great Falls with contact routes and distribution points including Chicago and San Francisco. It also provides Washington Bureau address and international readers information.
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Standard
Lutte
Missoula
Great Falls
Anaconda Standard Tops Montana Newspaper Circulation
The Anaconda Standard reports a larger oyna fide paid circulation than all other ally newspapers in Montana combined. The ally and Sunday average for six months ending June 30, 1900, is 11 722.
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Anaconda Standard
Ally
Montana
Bryan Stevenson Ticket Endorsed in City Pages
The Republican leaning city print endorses William J. Bryan of Nebraska for president and Adlai E. Stevenson of Illinois for vice president, signaling a cross party nod amid local political coverage.
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William J. Bryan
Nebraska
Adlai E. Stevenson
Illinois
Montana Democrats rally for county and state conventions
A Montana county convention in Silver Bow county voices loyalty to the Democratic ticket despite W Clark opposition. The event, part of primaries opened to voters, signals independent Democrats will back honest county and state candidates next Tuesday in the state convention.
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Montana
Silver Bow
W. Clark
Clark
October Is the Test for Bryan Campaign Funds
The article notes Bryan campaign managers struggle for money as October begins. It recalls 1900 and 1904 shifts, cites Hanna funding and the need for moving headquarters rent, and observes party dynamics as October brings pivotal political moments.
McKinley Predominance Seen Amid Republican Apathy
The passage argues that Republican enthusiasm is weak nationwide with Montana illustrating this trend. It predicts a clash between Bryan spirit and McKinley gold, suggesting October may favor Bryan as history then records McKinley serving a single term by the people's decree.
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Bryan
William McKinley
Clark Fiasco in Clark-Wide Interview Dispute
A Montana newspaper recounts W A Clark clashing with the New York Herald over an interview. It notes Clark’s past bribery charges and Daly’s exoneration, labeling Clark a man of falsehood and lacking decency. The piece cites senate inquiries and calls out Clark’s rhetoric as brutish.
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Herald
W. A. Clark
Marcus Daly
Roosevelt balks at dictation on currency demand in Denver speech
Roosevelt rebuked Governor Thomas for asking him to state his currency position in Denver. He said he would follow his party platform on a protective tariff, the gold standard, expansion, and the flag, noting his Colorado tour should address the paramount issue rather than dictation.
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Roosevelt
Denver
Thomas
Milwaukee
Chicago
Rocky Mountain
Roosevelt’s Colorado stance teased by Governor Thomas
The text notes Governor Thomas pressed Roosevelt in Colorado to explain his positions on silver and imperialism. It claims Roosevelt’s true gold standard support was clear to locals, while East readers saw him opposing Bryan on silver, framed as a political coaching moment that Roosevelt dodged.
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Teddy
Thomas
Colorado
Roosevelt
East
Bryan
Centennial
Montana
McKinley
Toole Defenders Face Clarks Insults at Montana Convention
A Clark faction's actions at the Montana convention drew sharp insult toward ex governor Toole. The Dalyites and Clark supporters clashed as Toole faced boos and heckling while refusing to be wooed onto the ticket. The piece argues the Standard records Toole's public standing and condemns the Clark tactics as self-serving.
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Toole
Clark
Dalyites
Mr. Toole
Clarks
Suspicious Silence Surfaces in Rathbone Defalcations Case
Rumors swirl over Rathbone and Neely defalcations in Cuba as Neely’s extradition appeal stalls. Rathbone, free on bail in Havana, hints at threats against officials while Hanna’s political influence looms over a hush in administration circles.
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Rathbone
Neely
Cuba
Havana
Mark Hanna
Senate
Hanna
Ohio State
Hrnstow
Illustrated Yellowstone Journal Praised for History and Art
The illustrated historical edition of the Yellowstone Journal, issued this week, features high quality paper and superb half tone illustrations. Col. Sam Gordon, editor, is lauded as polished and charming, delivering a richly written Montana history that showcases Custer county and its people, towns, and resources.
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Yellowstone Journal
Custer County
Sam Gordon
Journal
Montana
Fragmented Political Commentary on Voting and Fusion
The excerpt comments on voter registration, citing Bryan quoting Lincoln, and mentions attempts at fusion among political powers. It observes Clark’s reaction as if shocked by a live wire and notes states pressed by register-or-you-can’t-vote pressure.
Political Sentiments Mark War Talk and Critics
In a presidential year Mrs Tsi An presses for mobilization among kin. Mr Hanna shows interest in coal miners strike while others grow apathetic. A music critic faults a Standard portrait of W A Clark. The empress dowager allegedly seeks to save her state by discarding Prince Tuan as a Jonah.
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Prince Tuan
Towne Plans Stir in Doubtful States
The statement suggests Mr. Towne will campaign aggressively in uncertain states independent of Mr. Roosevelts path to influence political outcomes.
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Mr. Towne
Mr. Roosevelt
Germany Learns It Is Not Boss Hanna in Chinese Situation
Observers note Germany is gradually recognizing it does not control the Chinese crisis and must adjust its stance accordingly. The shift follows earlier claims of decisive influence and signals a broader reassessment of Allied and German roles.
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Germany
Hanna
Ben Net and William Clark Debut Passenger Cruise Plans
Mr James Gordon Ben net and Mr William Andrew Clark will travel on separate steamships and stay in different Paris hotels, signaling distinct arrival arrangements and lodging.
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James Gordon Bennet
William Andrew Clark
Paris
Senator Stewart Struggles To Tie Historic Votes
In recent years Senator Stewart often found himself on the losing side of key votes. The pattern raised questions about his influence and strategy as lawmakers navigated tight margins and party lines.
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Stewart
Victor Democrats Denounce Wolcott Amid Rioting Claims
The Victor Colorado Democrats condemn Edward O. Wolcott as a cordially detested traitor and renegade and argue his presence justifies free and unlimited riots according to their resolutions.
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Roosevelt
Victor, Colo
Edward 0. Wolcott
New York Governor Declines Colorado Militia Request
The New York governor decided not to seek a callout of the militia from Colorado's governor. This decision leaves the question of regional mobilization unsettled and reflects interstate coordination limits during the period.
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New York
Colorado
Pittsburg Faces Rough Stretch After Strong Holiday Run
Nome reports describe Pittsburg’s team entering a rough period after a string of strong play. The season’s momentum shifts as a harsh slide in performance tests the squad’s resilience.
Bryan electors from Montana join electoral college team
Montana assigns its three Bryan electors to participate on the electoral college football team in an assured arrangement.
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Montana
Bryan
Vindication organs widen with Clark syndicate
It appears William Andrew Clark may need to purchase the New York Herald to join his Vindication organs alliance, expanding his media syndicate.
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William Andrew Clark
New York Herald
Prince Tuan and Hill Compare to Historic Political Figures
The sentence likens Prince Tuan to a political player and Dave Hill to another era figure while the empress dowager is described with a rival public figure, Dick Croker. The remark frames power dynamics using familiar names to signal influence and intrigue.
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Prince Tuan
Dave Hill
Dick Croker
Reporter's interview limits future newsroom jobs in Montana towns
A New York Herald interviewer spoke with Mr. Clark and faced career barriers in Montana outlets, signaling local press hiring challenges between big-city papers and regional papers in Butte and Great Falls.
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New York Herald
Clark
Butte Miner
Great Falla
Philippine casualties spark debate on dole and dignity
A dismissive remark on starving Filipinos hints at relief aid concerns. The comment contrasts dinner pails with survival, reflecting harsh attitudes toward welfare and hunger in wartime or colonial contexts.
W. A. Clark Interview Shares Sincere Sympathy
The interview notes that Lieutenant Hobson extends sincere sympathy in connection with the event.
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W. A. Clark
Hobson
Clark Praises Herald Accuracy During Interview
In a recent talk Mr. Clark highlighted the New York Herald's precision, pointing to its factual reporting with pride as the most unpleasant feature of the discussion.
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Clark
New York Herald
Miners Repudiate Full Beer Pail Amid Strike Move
By special request of strike managers, coal miners repudiated the full beer pail in a gesture tied to the dispute. No further details on leadership or location available in readable text.
Deposed Prince Tuan Addresses Powers in Cautious Plea
The deposed prince Tuan sends compliments to the ruling powers and expresses sincere trust that they are not cut-throats, seeking amity and acceptable terms amid upheaval.
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Tuan
Mr W A Clark Brings Big Minstrel Talent To Montana
Montana’s public is promised top vaudeville artists traveling with the W A Clark Big Minstrel company to boost his Senate campaign. The home talent will face no fear from foreign competition as audiences are urged to hoot the “foreign devils” and enjoy the home show. The program is finalized but may change to fit new acts, with notes of future additions and schedule updates.
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W. A. Clark
Chicago
Clark
Montana
United States
New York
W. A. Clark Big Minstrel
W. A. Clark Big Minstrel Company
Toole Defying the Lightning and Courtroom Farce
A satirical bill lists acts by a lightning artist and a comedian lampooning the Populists and labor movement. Performances promise sensational stunts such as backbone-winding feats, followed by monologues and a finale titled We Can Do Business With The Supreme Court featuring fictional characters and a spoof justice system.
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Joe Toole
Jerry McConnell
William A. Clark
Supreme Court
Alec Smart
Helena
Butte
John 8
M. Neill
Josh
Justice Blunt
William Tracey
Holy Moses
A. B. Martin
Smoothem
F. E. Corbett
Prickit
Justice Prickit
I'nele Josh
Blunt
Grandly
Not Cut Out for an Orator Prominent Hanna Critique
The Cincinnati Enquirer mocks Mr Hanna saying his talent lies in raising funds and organizing men not in public speaking. The author notes his Chicago speech failed to impress and suggests his oratory is weak. The piece frames Hanna as better at logistics than rhetoric in politics.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Hanna
Chicago
McKinley Commission and Philippine Insurrection Debate
The World ridicules the McKinley commission for linking democratic success to the Filipino insurgency. It recalls Spain's long resistance in Cuba and questions whether Pitt or others fueled revolutions, arguing against external political manipulation of anti-colonial struggles.
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New York World
Prohibition Candidate Wins Maine Vote Count
The Philadelphia Record reports the regular prohibition gubernatorial candidate in Maine received 3 107 votes in the recent election. The piece notes the contrast between prohibition laws and whiskey, reflecting a favorable view of prohibition in the state.
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Philadelphia
Maine
Ex Secretary Alger Backs McKinley Speeches
Ex Secretary Alger has at last consented to make a few speeches for McKinley. McKinleyism would look unnatural and lonesome without Algerism in support of the Republican ticket.
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Houston Post
Alger
McKinley
Hanna Eyes Debate Might Target McKinley Figures
The Omaha World Herald notes Mr. Hanna could challenge any of several William McKinleys. One stood for free silver, another urged free trade with Porto Rico, and a third called forcible annexation criminal aggression.
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Omaha World-Herald
Hanna
William MckKinley
William McKinley
Bryan used as stick in race vote issue
The Richmond Dispatch notes that Republicans stirred the southern movement to restrict the negro vote, giving Mr. Bryan a new weapon to attack them.
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Richmond Dispatch
Bryan
Notable Notices and Short News Clips From 1900s Papers
Archibald Forbes widow plans a biography with help from a literary friend. Simon Newcomb receives honorary degree from a leading Austrian university. Kruger decrees Johannesburg rest days and bans Friday Saturday piano. Gould P. Dietz and Huntington begin business in 184 with $1500 saved by Huntington. he once lifts a 30 pound salt barrel into a wagon. Glasgow Corporation buys The Coming of Spring by E A Horner for 2000. Horner seen as advanced impressionist in Scotland. Dr Adolph Harnack elected rector of the University of Berlin amid orthodox opposition to his liberal views.
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Kruger
Johannesburg
Gould P. Dietz
Omaha
Co. P. Huntington
Huntington
Glasgow Corporation
E. A. Horner
Scotland
Glasgow School
Adolph Harnack
University of Berlin
Hha
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Butte, Mont
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