Anaconda Standard publishers and offices listed
The Anaconda Standard publishes daily and Sunday editions with multiple office locations. It lists main and branch offices, contact details, foreign advertising, and various newsstand distribution points across cities including New York Chicago Kansas City Minneapolis San Francisco Los Angeles Denver Salt Lake City Ogden Spokane Tacoma Seattle Portland and more, plus a note that all business correspondence goes to the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana.
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New York City
Inialling
South Third Street
San Francisco
van Ness Avenue
Los Angeles
Atos
South Olive
Denver
Salt Lake City
Moon's Book Store
Rosenfeld & Hansore
Church Street
Ogden
Kind's
Us Twenty-fifth Street
Fuckntie
North Howard Treet
Spokane
John
Norris Succeeds Toole as Montana Governor
Lieutenant Governor Norris becomes governor of Montana after Toole resigns for health. Citizens praise his prior duties and knowledge of state laws as he assumes the highest office. The article lauds his integrity and commitment to public welfare, noting a smooth transition and statewide confidence.
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Norytis
Helena
Montana
Toole
Jt. Norris
Stata
Commonwealth
Quitting the Countrys As Immigration Falls in Panic Era
The article notes a sharp decline in U S immigration amid industrial depression fears. November and December show small inflows while January and February dip markedly. March is expected to worsen with continued departures and many steerage passengers heading to Europe.
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Party of Europe
United States
Europe
New York
Stenrama
Deportations Highlight Tough Labor Markets Across Nations
Fragmentary OCR notes describe migration and deportations from New York, contrasting the emigrants' savings with harsh labor conditions in Italy Austria and Germany and suggesting shifting labor market pressures. The text implies migrants know risks yet pursue opportunities, while party actions fail to influence conditions here.
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Senigera
New York
Maly
Austria
Taft Speech in New Jersey Sparks Broad Comment
Secretary Taft, in a New Jersey talk, denounced those urging strong federal action and warned against centralizing all power in Washington. He cited tremors at the thought of federal overreach, linking the Roosevelt era to rising federalization and constitutional limits.
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Taft
New Jersey
District of Columbia
Mar. Taft
Tafb
Roosevelt
Tart
Purnoree
Kea
Cannon Strength Seen as Likely to Win First Ballot
Report notes Speaker Cannon holds fifty four votes from his state with a speculative total of 158 on the first ballot. The projection rests on assuming over fifty Southern votes depart and New England mobilizes to swell support. Calculations offer a possible path to a second ballot but rely on unconfirmed state figures.
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Niente
T Ie House
Denver and Bryan duel for second on the ticket balance
The draft action centers on the Democratic convention in Denver where Ivyan is expected to carry. Tenver reports fundraising near 180000 dollars short of the needed amount, while Bryan sits favored for first place. The question remains who secures second place as Denver’s influence and allied groups seek leverage.
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Ivyan
Denver
Bryan
Hig
Court rules divorced party bound by decree across states
A Chicago court decision holds that a divorce decree forbidding remarriage binds the divorced individual wherever issued. The ruling could alter plans for many people who previously crossed state lines to remarry, illustrating the impact of cross jurisdiction enforcement on divorce decrees.
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Mm Mtaois
Michiigan
Unclear political notes mix with local law talk
A garbled text discusses Connecticut divorce law questions, potential constitutional issues, and state boundaries. It mentions Congress possible limits on biennial sessions, Roosevelt messages, Taft, and party dynamics. Other items note a Chicago judge comment, lynching tensions, and various political misstatements amid spring references.
Professor McGeary Reports Large Sun Spots Seen
Rev Father McGeary of Marquette University observes sun spots through a new telescope. He reports discovering immense spots, two about 5,000 miles across, large enough to wrap the Earth.
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Allwaskee
Father McGeary
Marquette University
Day of Grace University Chancellor Cleared in Charges
New York April session of the Methodist Episcopal conference in Brooklyn dismissed all charges against Chancellor Day of Grace University. George Cooke of Brandon accused Day of defamation and threats to free speech. judges ruled against Cooke and upheld dismissal. Other charges against Borde Bowne of Boston University and Rev. Dr. Jane Buckley were also rejected.
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New York
Avril L-Tae
Gracsa University
Tev
George Cooke
Brandon
Anid Moore
New York Methodist Episcopal Conference
Moore
Atling
Day
Roosevelt
Ule
Daymar
Mol. Borde PT. Bowne
Cooke
al. Cooke Nes
Buckley
Adverse Reports On Negro Soldiers Bills In Senate
Washington April 1 senator Foraker said he would place reinstatement bills for Negro Soldiers of the Twenty fifth infantry on the calendar rather than grant indefinite postponement. Warren explained delays by committee members while Scail said he could vote for either bill but favored Foraker's measure.
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Washington
Twenty-ffth Infantry
Foraker
Senate
Warren
Scail
Judge Cheadle Surprised by Governor Bid Rumor
Lewistown reports Judge Cheadle of this city expressed no interest in running for governor as a Republican. He said his training and ambition lean toward the bench and that any move would require a strong public demand, noting no such factor exists at present.
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Standard
Lewistown
Maren
Montana
Cheadle
Treasury notes in circulation report summary
The monthly Treasury note statement shows March 1 totals for bank notes outstanding at 696.4 million dollars, up 19.08 million for the year and 0.284 million for the month. Circulation based on United States bonds stands at 28.0 million, up 0.81 million for the year and down 3.647 million for the month. Lawful money circulation is 67.573 million, up 17.004 million for the year and up 0.437 million for the month. Bond deposits to secure circulation are 92.423 million, with public deposits at 2.31 billion.
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Washington, Apr
United States
Duma Proposes Salary Increase Amid Rising Costs
In St. Petersburg on April 1 fifty members of the duma introduced a bill to raise their pay by extending allowances through the raccessas of a day. They argue the current stipend is inadequate for duties and travel.
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St. Petersburg
Duma
St. Patershure
Great North Western Paci trains hit by spring floods
Crookston Minnesota April 1 The river valley remains under flood water from last night as the Great Northwest Pacific trains are halted. The region endures the worst ice and flood conditions of the winter with services disrupted and the area urged to stay cautious.
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Crookston
Miny
International Paper declares quarterly dividend cut
Directors of International Paper company in New York on April 4 declared a quarterly dividend of 1 percent on the preferred stock, marking a reduction of half a percentage point from the prior payment. The action tightens company finances amid shifting market conditions.
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New York
Intynational Paper Company
Norris appoints state educators and delegates to conference
Governor Norris named Col. O. P. Chisholm of Box Elder and D. Sargent of Great Falls to the state board of education to serve four years. Dr. M. Paindexter of Dudion was appointed to the state board of medical examiners for seven years. Delegates to the national conference of charities and correction at Richmond May 6 to 13 include Rev. W. Dowd, Helena. D. B. Price, Miles City. Prof. E. Milligan, Boulder. Rev. J. A. Barnes, Helena. Rev. Wiley Mounting, Twin Bridges. Rev. J. W. Tait, Missoula.
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Standard
Helena
Norris
0. P. Chisholm
Boxeman and & D
Debate Over Agricultural Bill Ends With No Lawyer Attack
Washington April 1 debate on the agricultural appropriation bill progressed more than on prior days and prospects brightened for passage. The session opened with Florida’s Mr Clark denouncing Attorney General Bonaparte as no lawyer and unfit for office, urging a statement of expenses related to peonage investigations. Missouri’s Mr Caulfield led opposition and the resolution was tabled.
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Washington
Norrow
Bonaparte
Dir. Clark
Florida
Clark
Caul- Neld
Mi¢asouri
President Quers Resigns From Stockmen's Bank
Port Benton March 1 Charles Ei Duer, Fort Benton banker since 1880s, resigns as president and manager of Stockmen's National Bank to take effect April 1 for health and retirement. David G. Broscoe elected to the bank's presidency.
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Standard
Port Benton
Charles Ei Duer
Fort Benton
Stockmen's National Bank
Hay
Durr
David G. Broscae
Hamilton Business Men Form Commercial Club
Hamilton business men formed a commercial club at the city hall last night to promote Bitter Root valley access and commerce. Officers named are P J Shannon president Mortimer A White vice president George K Dick secretary and G C Cooper treasurer. A membership drive planned for the next meeting.
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Standard
Hamilton
Hamilton Business Men's Club
Bitter Root Valley
P. J. Shannon
Mortimer A. White
George K. Dick
G. CG. Cooper
Tamilion
Wilt Buy Belg Company in Alberta Deal Contemplated
Montreal April LW YM Cushing minister reports he contemplated arrangements with Bell Telephone Company of Canada for the purchase of a portion of the Alberta based company for a sum of unspecified amount. No final agreement announced.
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Montreal
Cushing
Prbits
Provence of Albertia
Bell Telephone Company of Canada
Province of
Alberta
Livingston Woman Arrives From Europe for Home Stay
Livingston April 1 Mine Nesha Goodman, guardian of Mrs Frnk Rod Gore of Livingston, arrived from Europe days ago. She will seek a home in Livingston.
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The
Standard
Tdvingston
Nesha Goodman
Grator
Frank Rod- Gore
Livingston
Europs
Forgeries Tied to Government Land Case at Helena
Special Dispatch reports in Helena that government witness John H. Farmer testified signatures on field notes and documents attributed to him were forgeries. Cross examinations questioned a prior statement about paying Beattie $600. Stenographer J A Jessup testified he drafted notes for Nalax and letters for Dallas. Deputy surveyor Robert F. Scott declined to testify, later saying some signatures and notes were not his.
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Helena
Dallas
Hovey
McLeod
John H. Farmer
Beattie
J. A. Jessup
Surveyor General
Robert F. Scott
Actual Trial of Ruef Seen to Be in Sight
San Francisco April 1 Abraham Ruef a central figure in bribery prosecutions faced a contested ward trial that occupied two courts for months. He won three adverse rulings but his actual trial on a bribery charge appeared near. Judge Maurice Dooling of San Francisco County denied transfer of the case and the appeals court refused Ruef’s writs to stop or move proceedings.
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San Francisco
Abraham Ruef
Maurice Dealing
San Denito c County
Jude Dunne
Ruef
District Court of Appeals
Raef
Judge Dooling
Dooling
Superior Out
Real estate transfers in Hamilton on Main and Second streets
The one story brick building at Main and Second streets housing Da D McGrath's drug store FL K Parme ter's saloon and the company tinshop sold to R A O'Hara for 12000. The purchaser plans to remove the structure and build a fine business block. Dr McGrath bought two lots on Main street adjoining Ravalli County bank for 9400. The transactions indicate rapid development in Hamilton.
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The
Standard
Hamilton
Main
Second Streets
da D McGrath
FL K. Parmeter
Tinshop
Yes
R. A. O'Hara
McGrath
Main Street
Ravalli County Bank
Harton
Miles City Lodge Elects Officers and Closes March 31
Miles City lodge No. 7 in the Thorne Patrol area elected officers including F. Burkheldar as exalted ruler and Wimer Hol as entering trading knight. Officers listed include W. H. Trawbridge and A. Swordstager. Secretary Whitney and treasurer Ed Hanes named. Lodge adjourned March 31 with 167 members in the Lincoln lodge and 18 applications to come after April 1.
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The
Standard
Miles City
Milea City Lodge
Th. P.O
Burkheldar
Wimer Hol
W. HH
Swordstager
Hunter
Whitney
Ed i
Hanes
Tha Ulks
Marah
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