Anaconda Standard print and distribution details
The Anaconda Standard lists publishing and subscription terms, office addresses, and multiple news stand locations. It covers daily and Sunday editions, rates, and a broad network of branch offices in New York Chicago San Francisco Los Angeles Denver Salt Lake City and Seattle with the Standard Publishing Company's main address in Anaconda Montana.
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Auditorium Annex
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Third Street
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Seattle
Distinguished Irish Visitor Dr Hyde to Speak in city
Dr Hyde, an Irish visitor, arrives for a mission to discuss new fines and independence issues. He will be hosted warmly in Darte, lecturing Thursday night, with stops in Anaconds Friday, promising an informative and pleasant visit in this city.
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Dr. Hyde
Haim
Darte
Bionlons
Tie
Lawmakers Delay Trustee Elections for Insurance Firms
Albany date reports the New York legislature moved to postpone election of trustees for several insurance companies. A new law invalidates proxies collected by Lawson and others, triggering renewed partisan clashes and prompting Lawson to pivot to new campaigns.
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New York
Lawcen
Albany
Lawson
Butte Mineral Union
Geronimo the Grasping to World War Show Tour
Fragmented account recounts Geronimo ailing on tour with a wild west show under war department consent. Describes aging veteran’s decline and vivid stage actions amid dust, yells, and cannon fire. Mentions Napoleon St Helena comparisons and Boer battle imitations, general admission one dollar.
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Stealmond Tree
Ecclesiastes
Napoleon
SS Helens
Russia
Nanalcotia
No Russian Napoleons and the Napoleon of its own tale
The piece argues there are no Russian Napoleons and that Russian generals loyal to old myths toil at home. Geronima is labeled a Napoleon in name and spirit, but the author notes his lack of oratorical flair and portrays him as a man of action. The text contrasts historical grandeur with modern blunt profiteering and wartime bitterness.
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Geronima
Napoleon
Anacho
Grint
Tie
Hiawatha
Ile
Arkansas
Jen Davis
Sivengii
Two Bad Trade and Arkansas Senate Picks
The piece argues against Arkansas trading Senator Berry for Governor Davis, praising Berry as the stronger senator with twenty one years in the Senate and criticizing Davis for lacking some qualities. It notes Berry’s long record and questions Davis’s suitability and behavior during Roosevelt’s visit. It also compares Clarke unfavorably to James K. Jones.
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Arkansas
Berrys
Senate
Davis
Senator BerrysAid
Roosevelt
Berry
Clarke
Tames
K. Jones
Tuskegee marks twenty fifth anniversary of Tuskegee Institute
The Tuskegee educational institution founded by Booker Washington celebrates 25 years. Noted speakers include President Eliot Harvard, Seth Low Columbia, Andrew Carnegie, and Secretary Taft. A northern donor left a large endowment for the school, underscoring Washingtons achievement and the schools world wide reputation.
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Tuskegee
Booker Washington
Eliot
Harvard
Seth Low
Columbia
Andrew Carnegie
Taft
Press Dispatchea
Alabama
North
Ube
Baseball in Court Mounts in Montana Supreme Court
The Montana Supreme Court moves to quickly hear a long running baseball dispute arising from Sadison County. Justices shift focus from mining regulation to two rival towns Virginia City and Sheridan in a case between Amalgamated Copper and United Copper, with broad implications for local communities and the sport.
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Supreme Court of Montana
Sadison County
Supreme Bench
Supreme Court
Silver Bow
Justicces
United Copper
Virginia City
Sheridan
Basca
Uttle Old Butte
Sheridan and Virginia City Baseball Dispute Case
A long-winded chronicle of Sheridan and Virginia City baseball quarrel tied to Miners Union Day festivities. Sheridan accused Virginia City players of conspiracy to obtain money for counterfeit baseball, with court fights from justice court to the supreme court. Commentary on municipal ownership and broader political notes follow.
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Montana
Sheridan
Virginia Glty
Virginia
Virginia City
Justice of the Peace
Callaway
District Court
Supreme Court
Virginia Gilly
Solomon
Job
Moses
Trail of Alleged Murderer Probed in Cross Examination
Special Dispatch reports Camille Remey faced cross-examination on the murder charge in Helena as prosecutors sought to link him to forgery and question his earnings and movements from Canada to Montana. Judge Smith ruled some lines improper while Remey admitted withholding the full story until the right time.
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Jo Standard
Herena
Ta Croix
Camille Fy
Remey
Tal
Oliver
Saleh
Mr. la Croix
McKenzie-Mann Company
la Croix
Montreal
Canada
Horsky
Filipinos Learning Their First Lessons
Washington reports a special drive by the Bureau of Insular Affairs to enroll Philippine students in U S colleges as wards of their government. William A Sutherland oversees 178 young Filipinos and urges focus on military drill gymnasium work and field athletics to boost physical development. Baseball has grown popular in the Philippines and students here favor it. Early arrivals were advised to quit smoking, with most heeding the counsel to improve health and prospects.
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Washington
API
Bureau of Insular Affairs
United States
William A. Sutherland
Filippines
Sutherland
Locomotive Wreck Kills Two On Burlington Line
Sheridan Wye April 3 A Burlington freight locomotive overturned after a track cave in killing Brakeman W Hildebrand and Fireman Jen Davis. Davis survived several hours under the wreckage before succumbing. The disaster occurred 54 miles east of the city.
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Sheridan, Wye
W. Hildebrand
Jen Davis
Burlington Railroad
Davis
Toole Proclaims May 5 Tree Planting Day in State
Special Dispatch notes Governor Toole issues annual Artor day proclamation today designating May 5 as a statewide day to suspend business and urge residents to plant trees. The message lauds planting trees as beneficial for welfare and future shade and beauty.
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Standard
Helena
Toole
Roosevelt Hosts Governor General of Canada at White House
Washington April 3 President Roosevelt gave a dinner at the White House in honor of Canada’s Governor General and Countess Grey and their party. The visitors arrived from New York about 9 40 tonight and will be overnight guests, with several days of entertainment planned by British and American officials.
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Roosevelt
White House
Canada
Countess Grey
Earl
Lady Grey
Shul Grey
Alexandria de Vere Beauderic
Col
Hanbury ‘Williams
New York
Lady Durand
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Cannon
Lodge
Longworth
Ainodgy
Bonavarte
Count Gletchen
Cowles
James Lowndes
Freddy. Whiteridge
Janes Pinshot
Honald Cameron
Alford W. Cooley
Edith Root
Mya Emily Tuckerman
Gifford Moehol
Stormy court scene in sensational damages suit
Sprefat Dispatch from Lewistown reports Ralph Hedges appeared before Justice Mc Farland to give deposition in the suit by Mrs Medges against Mrs Briener for 2000 damages over alleged affections. Hedges denied knowledge of Dr Hefizes and admitted taking letters between Dr Hedges and Mrs Belcher, claims attorney held them. Stormy confrontation as Belcher's counsel Mr Blackford demanded production. Witness offered little information and asserted action was in good faith. The plaintiff's attorney will now pursue Mrs Teleher's deposition.
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Lewistown
Anvil
Ralph Hedges
McFarland
Medges
Briener
Tile Inga
Baltimora Sets Sail From Mainz to Show American Flag
The Vinita Staten cruiser Baltimora is preparing to sail for Australia to display the American flag in the feeding ports of the colonies.
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Mainz
Vinita Staten
Baltimora
Australia
Lash Secr Secretary Thrown From Cayuse In Washington
William Lash, secretary to the president, was thrown from a cayuse near Loed on a Washington road on April 13. Details are sparse as local reports note he fell while riding, with no further injuries or outcomes provided.
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Washington
William Lash
Proclamation Establishes Arbor Day Protestations and Reflections
A 1905 proclamation declares Tuesday May 8 as Arbor Day, urging citizens to plant trees and honor their shelter, shade, and symbols of peace. It quotes philosophic praise for trees as eternal, linking them to human rights, love, and national unity.
Unsettled State Leader Skips White House Appearance
A shaken official could not attend the White House today. He rode a Cayuse gifted by Captain Seth Rillack, a horse unused for several days and described as a few er.
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White House
Seth Rillack
Submarine Trial Ends After Torpedo Boat Sinks
During a naval experiment witnessed by Severs officers Libau Amit 3-During the trial a torpedo boat struck a reef and sank. The crew were rescued but salvage was hindered by a storm.
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Libau
Whuell Severs
Hose
Hearst Defeated Recount Bill Advances in Albany
Albany on April 3 reports the assembly nearly approves a bill to permit William Randolph Hearst to seek a recount of the mayoral vote cast in New York City. The measure moves forward despite opposition as lawmakers weigh election integrity and political impact.
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Albany
Assembly
Wiliam Randolph Hearst
New York City
McCiel Elected Amid Recommitment to Judiciary Panel
In the last election, George B. McCiel won, and the matter was recommitted to the committee on judiciary for review. The vote highlighted ongoing debate over judicial oversight and legislative procedure.
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George B. Mmccieldan
Minittee
Minsk Governor Resigns After Senate Refuses Prosecution
Minsk Russia April 3 release states procurator M Bibikon resigns following senate decision March 25 not to prosecute General Kourloff governor of Minsk. The senate also requests minister of justice reprimand Bibikoff for pressing charges against Kourloff.
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Minsk
Russia
M. Bibikon
Senate
Kourloff
Justice
M. Bibikoff
Patrick Case Hearing Postponed for Investigation
New York April 13 Albert T Patrick's bid for a new trial is delayed again to finish an inquiry into effects of chloroform. No date set for resumption.
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New York
Albert T. Patrick
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