Durston Or Eggleston Touted For Montana Senate
The Inter Mountain notes editor Avery Loering reports a $10,000 annual editor salary at the Standard. It discusses the Senate race, endorsing Durston as a west side fit to counter a dominant influence and praising State Senator Eggleston as a strong, capable choice for Washington.
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Standard
Munioy
Rentie~tion
Anaconda
Matts
Durston
West Side
West
Democracy and Silver Ratio Report from The Standard
The Standard notes that an exact silver ratio is not vital to restoration and that the ratio is a legal matter. It observes minor variations in the ratio across currencies and notes global exchange guides the rate, citing the January 9 1899 Anaconda Standard.
Whiteside Out in Senate Contest Vote
In a tight 11 to 9 decision the state senate rejected Whiteside and seated Geiger after a committee report found ballots improperly marked. The majority favored Geiger despite questions over the returns and party lines, while Whiteside abstained from the vote on Conrad for evident reasons.
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State Senate
Whiteside
Mr. Geiger
Senate
Mi. Ng
Whiteside . G
A Way Out The Durston Senate Bid For Montana
The Liter Mountain area considers replacing the current stalemate by electing Anaconda Standard editor J H Durston to the Montana Senate. A prominent Montanan for twelve years, Durston is praised as a vigorous writer, eloquent speaker, and social figure with substantial real estate holdings in Anaconda.
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JH. Durston
Montana
Jo Pailin
Halil
Butte
Dublin
Washington
Durston
Anaconda
Butte Man Favored by Inter Mountain or Not
The Inter Mountain questions The Anaconda Standard support and pushes for a new deal in Helena elections. It opposes Clark and Conrad, cites unclear silver issue stances, and advocates electing a Butte man, with hints of political maneuvering and future disclosures.
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Conrad
H. I. Frank
W. W. Dixon
D. J. Hennessy
G. W. Stapleton
Ot Clark
Helena
West Si
Butte
Frank
Dixon
Cr Stapleton
Butterman
West Side
Great Falls
Kallspell
Stain
Clark
Inter Mountain
Conrad's Top Hand and West Side Political Play
A fragmented political column discusses Conrad's hold on West Side support versus Anaconda candidates in a Montana Senate race. It notes potential shifts if Conrad withdraws, mentions Clark and campus calls, and criticizes Clark’s political acumen. The piece also veers to Montana soldiers in the Philippines and General Eagan amid wartime strain.
Is There a Dark Horse in the Anaconda Standard
The Anaconda Standard declares there are many good men in the state Democratic Party and urges followers to back any suitable candidate if alarmed by Clark. It notes detections from several counties toward Frank Stapleton Dixon or Hennessy, questions support for Conrad, and suggests the paper favors no clear Clark opponent.
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Big West
Conrad
Mats
John R. Thole
W. W. Dixon
Conran
Anaconda Andard
West Side
Clark
Silver Bow County
Anaconda
Mr. Clark
Democratic Party
Sta
Silver Bow
Deer Lodge
Missoula
Rayalli
J. L. Frank
W. Stapleton
I Hennessy
Thomas FP
Courtney
Mr. Conrad
Helena
Standard
Rumor of anti Clark push targets D J Hennessy
Helena chatter suggests anti Clark supporters may back Butte figure D J Hennessy for senate. Hennessy’s ability and prior state service are cited, though his business commitments might block a candidacy. West side loyalists backed Conrad, but eastern votes lack enough support. If Silver Row and Deer Lodge delegations set example, Hennessy could be chosen.
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Hennessy
Conrad
West Side
East Side
Mr.Hennessy
Silver Row
Deer Lodge
Quinn's Montana campaign joke widens Democratic rift
The letter by John M. Quinn, former Miner editor now a Croker ally, is ridiculed as a treasury of irony in the Montana senatorial fight. The Standard, shifting its gold to silver, seems to back Tammany in a silver battle. The piece lampoons Quinn as a future New York congressman aiding Montana, prompting satirical quips on political morals.
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Durston
Democratic Party
John M. Quinn
The
Miner
Standard
Quinn
Croker
Tammany
Montana
National Democracy
Silver
Congress
New York
Salaries and the Hobson Bill Examined
The editor supports the general aim of economy in the salary bill backed by Senator Hobson but finds many weak points in its construction and a lack of understanding of duties across offices. It notes some proposed reductions are too steep given varying work demands and qualifications required.
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Hobson
Ethic of Salary Adjustments in Public Service
The passage warns against overzealous pruning of salaries in public service to avoid harming efficiency. It urges careful, discreet handling to prevent creating injustice while pursuing harmony in compensation reforms.
A Prosperous Country and the US Trade Picture
Report of President Search at a Cineinmatic manufacturers meeting praising export growth and a favorable balance of trade for the year ended June 30, 1898. Notes prosperity despite the gold standard, with labor stability and strong national resources. Mentions G H Mumm Champagne details.
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United States
Cineinmatic
Search
American Beef Trade Notes in Liverpool Report
Consul Boyd details how American meat is often sold as English in Liverpool trade. He notes preferred American beef cuts, shifting views on chilled beef versus English slaughter, and growing markets for fresh chilled pork and experiments with chilled poultry. American mutton lags due to quick fattening, and English tastes favor mild, not salty hams and bacon. Limited Liverpool cold storage constrains shipments.
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Goyd
Liverpool
England
Consul Boyd
United States
The Ikado readers and popular monthlies in Japan
Small quantities of mild eured hams and fresh bacon should be shipped at one time. The subjects of the ikado are great readers. They read history novels magazines and newspapers. The last mentioned are in number of Magazines. There are also hosts equite. Many contain articles on eur topics of interest including biographical sketches interviews and illustrated frontispieces. Prices vary from a penny to 1 cent per month. common price is 1 Mar ih sen. One popular monthlies is Young Man's World from Tokyo at sen per copy. Contents include Sunday moon Home of Civilization on ancient Egypt Franco German war and a Batavia expedition accounts plus stories and a prize poem. Ads occupy first and last leaves, mainly patent medicines, as Japanese newspapers stay up to date with telegrams for foreign editors.
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Ikado
Numind
Magazinos
Equite
Tokyo
Egypt
Bismarck
Batavia
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INV Mountain
Avery Loering
Inter Mountain Publishing CO
M. A. Berger
Granite
Butte City
Mont
Oficial Paper
Democracy and Silver
Mr. White
Ppormorelia
Whiteride
Euand
ull-Uack
Meg Whitest
Repube
S& Whitesde
Ressons
Anaconda Standard
Philippines
Islands
San Francisco
Santiago
Eagan
D. J
Hemnesey
Gether
Champagne
G. H. Mumm
the Grand Opera House
Lincoln J. Carers
Manila
Fegins
the Union Family Theater
Dick P. Sutton
R. E. French
Wtst Theater Company
Freethe
G. O. McFarland
Harry Corson Clarke
Broadhurst
Jones
Lee Mantle
Chas.Schatzlein
Fayette Harrington
Charles TR. Leonard
Clements
Henry Mueller
Frank Haskins
John A. Craigston
G W. Stapleton
T. M. Hodgess
State Savings Bank
Corner Main and
Park Streets
W. Staplete Leavitt
J. A. Creighton
Omaha
A. H. Barret
D. '. M. Hodgens
First National Bank OF
Andrew J. Day
Talbot
Weirtek
George Stevenson
Traias
Raronpeand
N. Main Street
W. A. Claris
J. Ross Clark
W. A. Clark & Bro
Clark & Larabie
Alex J. Johnston
Wm. J. Hoge
R. C. Chamber Daly
M. B. Brownlee
P. EB. la Hoge
Brownlee & Co Bankers
Europe
Wells, Fargo & Co
Wells, Fargo & Cow
Lishsetieoor
Rock Springs
E.C. Davey
Julius Ellinger & CO
Madge Lessing
H. L. Frank
Butte, Mont
Schatzlein Paint CO
West Broadway
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