Anaconda Standard Advertising and Distribution Rates
The Anaconda Standard lists publishing rates and branch offices. It notes daily and Sunday subscriptions, variations for prepaid periods, and a long roster of newspaper stands and offices in cities including Butte Chicago San Francisco Los Angeles Denver Seattle and Portland. Address general business matters to Standard Publishing Company Anaconda Mont.
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Park Row
Chicago
Auditorium Annex
F. O. News Co
Debarn Street
Bropke
Jackson and
Dearborn
Kanegr
Tomaews Co
Ninth and Main
Minneapolis
Kavahaugh
Third Street
San Francisco
van Ness Avenue
Hulel St
Francia
Us Angeles
Denver
Seventeenth Street
Lake City
Boon’s
Rosenfeld & Wun
Spokane
Howard Streat
John W. Graham Co
Vavoma
Pagife Avenue
Sam
Seattle
Ewe Et and Beatin
International Mews Co
Perlland
Oregon
Newnan Co
Bist Street
Navy historian joins Vans fleet visit and political debate
An arian historian accompanying the Vans fleet from Hampton Roads in Pagdalena hay discussed Senate issues after President Roosevelt’s address. He and Mac Connally praised naval power and warned the Senate against constraints while noting the municipal election in Bulte. eight wards will elect aldermen as Republicans push for mayoral control and Democrats seek independent candidates in a city where party labels matter less than merit.
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Navy
Vans
Fran Hampon Hoade
Pagdalena Hay
Roosevelt
Tin Senate
Mac Connally
Bulle Tydaxr
He Campalen Srenie
Wim
Idk
Doe
Oppor Iin Politica
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Odin
Wominalinn
Enveha
Universalis
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Yarky
Sisry Uebate
Ecavh Gayly
Overrail
Iesk
Usal
Ritizajia
Eeey Ward
Eno
Tor Aidermer
Mort Wkely
Ottiy
Prinelte
Excot
Efiyes West
Wieety Couch
Ies Vale
Sind
Politien
Marty
Port Doran Ty Want Ut and 43rd Governor Fort
A fragmented report notes Tall and other supporters facing scrutiny amid preconvention activity. Governor Fort leads in speculation for the vice presidency while New Jersey's governor position is cited in conversation.
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Port Doran TY
Political convention history notes and predictions
Fragmentary 19th century report discusses conventions and potential nominees. It mentions Seward, Lincoln, Taft, and Taft’s supporters courting a second ballot, with Pennsylvania as a pivotal state. The piece reflects on past conventions and the danger of a late surge to reach a majority.
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Chicago
Lancain
Wiliam
Sewared
Taftiz Oy Caule
Seward
Pennsylvania
Lincoln
Jong
Grant
Nending AR
Taft
Secermlary
Esperlener
Watson's Presidential Bid Sparks Party Musings
The report discusses independent and reform factions around Watson’s candidacy, noting rumors that he could improve his showing in the race. It suggests Watson’s strength hinges on public reception and party support, with potential impact on the election dynamics.
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Eat Save
Fem
Vale
Tvsnontinale
Watson
Watsons
Fide Peudenes
Incomplete inquiry sparks debate over construction contract
The text reports a disputed inquiry into bait slip construction with officials accused of bias. It notes testimonies from James B. Connolly and others, describing conflicting evidence and potential political influence shaping the investigation.
Photethefts in New York Paris Auto Race Scene
A garbled report describes a cross continental auto race with western bay routes and a prize pursuit. It mentions veterans, sensational speeds, and efforts to cross water stretches toward distant towns, with various technical obstacles and traveler expectations.
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New York
Bofartk
Vhareivostak
Pathway of Contestants in the Early Trade Protests
A garbled report describes early protests against an American car driver over rights of way and tunnel privileges. It notes juries deciding contests, mentions a large audience, and foreign delegation involvement. cites regional workers, Pennsylvanian and Ohio influences, and a shift in Mediterranean labor relations.
State Press Criticizes Gallatin County Jail Conditions
The State Press voices anger at Gallatin County Jail deploring airless cells and squalid conditions. It calls for a new jail next fall, arguing current confinement harms inmates awaiting trial and that reform should come from voters. The piece uses vivid imagery to condemn the courthouse grounds and maintenance practices.
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Bozeman Republican-Courier
Gallatin County
Aoceliar
Willy Starte
Aine County
Smelter Takeover Spurs Montana Mining District News
Local notes report the Ponderay smelter transfer in a Montana mining region, signaling a major development for the district. Prospects anticipate boosted shipping and economic activity as nearby areas await the new operator’s impact.
Weather and farming mood among new settlers
The article notes severe winter weather delays in spring farming as farmers seek to align with new settlers amid drought fears. It describes a tone of cautious optimism about finding a country where winters are not as harsh and farming conditions are more favorable.
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Valles Conny
James Sanders Named Indian Agent at Blackfeet Reservation
James Sanders, a locomotive engineer from Great Falls and Cascade County legislator, was recently appointed as Indian agent at the Blackfeet reservation by President Roosevelt under a Roose vel t recommendation by Senators Carlee and Dixon. Supporters say he is the right man for the job despite some doubt from others in nearby regions.
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Conrad Observer
James Sanders
Great Falls
Cascade County
Blackfeet Tudlan Reservation
Roosevelt
Carlee
Dixon
Teton County
Montana State Finance Report Shows Deposits and Reserve
The Montane fiscal document notes deposits totaling $38,171,080 and a legal reserve of $3,525,688. The report outlines state financial positioning and designated percentages, with references to national standards and monitoring by state authorities.
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Mas
Nellis
Win
Montana Reserve Levels and Governor Toole’s Resignation
The document notes state reserve on hand totaling 6 016 054, nearly double the required amount with Montana showing a high cash reserve and Colovailg as a counterpoint. It also reports Governor Toole’s resignation, Edwin Norris succeeding as lieutenant governor, and remarks on Toole’s decade in office and public regard as he retires from state leadership.
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Middle Western
Montana
Vis
Mansas
Colorado
Ollie
Tj United Staray
Miesen
Finn
Inter Lake
Toole
Edwin Norris
Min Tole
J. E. Wekare
Robert 35
Commonwealth
Explorer to Lecture on Northwest Passage
Cant. Aidt Ammmdyen and Dinisr will lecture at the Audiorii Gsis eventing about the Northwest Passage expedition led by Amuneon. The voyage aimed to reach the geographical north pole while testing a sealing vessel adapted for long Arctic travel and carrying ample kerosene and provisions for seven men for four months.
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Aidit Ammmdyen
Atelie
Arthmast Waksage
dAhyer
Audiorii Gsis
Joe Ixho
Amuneon
Kido Stud
America
Jengin
Amuundeen
Alaska
Amindaen
Lee Amondsoy
Pneumonia Claims Life of Former Butte Miner Michael Murphy
Michael Murphy a longtime Butte miner died in Dillon on Saturday from pneumonia after falling ill during a shutdown period. His body was brought to Butte and laid out at his sister Mrs F J Leary’s home at Virginia Street. He was 39, survived by two sisters Pat O’Neil and Mary Quro, with a brother in Goldfield and a mother in Ireland.
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Michael Murphy
Butte
Dil
Bey Murephy
Dillon
Ately
Wr Murphy
F. J. Leary
Dus
Virgina
Dirs
Pat O'Neil
Mary Quro
Dear
Goldfield
Ireland
Micha
Murphy Ovens
Montana College Band Concert in Butte
The band from Montana Agricultural College, composed entirely of students, will perform a free concert at the auditorium in Butte. It will be led by President James M. Hamilton and is touted as one of the Wests best bands.
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Tn Montana Apricuttora Collene
Butte
Forme
Ron Avene
Audhioviny
The
Agricultural College
Boxenay
West
Jamoe MM. Maiilton
Ad Who
A Jolly Party Held At Miss Fant Home
A Friday evening gathering at Miss Fant’s residence featured invitations extended to Mrs Reakenshire Mr and Mrs A Isnetwelh among others including George Meoornd Mra dGeorge and several young attendees. The event referenced a sing and refreshments with notable community members in attendance.
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Fant
Sintwente
Mrs
Reakenshire
A. Isnetwelh
George
Expansion of Homestead Enters Senate Debate at Washington
A Western-backed bill to enlarge homestead entries to 380 acres in Colorado California Idaho Montana Nevada Oregon Utah Washington Wyoming and territories Arizona and New Mexico is presented by Mondell Wyoming. It requires cultivation proofs and limits on timber lands while arguing to meet western conditions and prevent speculation.
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Washington, D.C
Mondell
Wyoming
Colorado
California
Idaho
Montana
Nevada
Regan
Utah
Washington
Wyong
Arizona
New Mexico
Jawig
United States
Congress
Middle West
Great Plains
Pacific Slope
Lunds
Ple Lands Commission
Sida
Nebraska
Janda Wight
Moutitan
Windom
Apor Ich
Kansas
Dakotas
Pacific
Sattler
Middle States
Personal notes on sugar trust profits and global affairs
Observations on the sugar trust earning nearly nine million dollars and stockholders' likely pleasure, with remarks on night riders affecting tobacco beds in Kentucky and Connecticut trade flourishing. Mentions Alexis Doré, Hayti, tensions with France, and public indignation meetings in Illinois. Also notes portraits of ex-ministers in Washington and an alleged bribery attempt involving Secretary Real.
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Sugar Trust
Kentucky
Connecticut
China
Alexis Nerd
Black Republic
Hayti
France
Washington
Real
Fragmented exchange hints at scarce novel copy
A customer asks for a novel by a rich author while the shopkeeper admits only a small supply previously and fears it is now exhausted. The dialog hints at interest in a specific work and the difficulty locating it.
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Br. de Biter
Fragmentary exchange in a tense confrontation
The scene features a speaker denying ownership and a rebuttal from Aricena, with a third party remark about a stranger and a claimed affair. The dialogue hints at a dispute over possession and personal relationships. The incomplete text limits clear outcome or setting details.
Fragmented overheard exchange sparks unlikely debate in paper scraps
A garbled assortment of quotes and misheard phrases from various papers shows a surreal mix of dialogue. References to an aeronaut, a farmer, a tourist, and a young woman hint at clashes between worlds and regions, with phrases about saving the soul and a northern town.
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Bisa
Chicago Tribune
Rolimel
Ilkelt
Meq Record- Herald
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