Anaconda Standard Publisher Directory and Offices
Anaconda Standard publishes daily and Sunday editions with offices in Butte, Missoula, Spokane, Seattle and other western cities. The text lists editorial rooms, management contacts, foreign advertising, and various newsstand locations in major cities including New York, Chicago, Kansas City, San Francisco, and Denver.
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New York City
Parke Row
Broadway
Twenty-ninth
Chicago
Acdhorhim Annex
PFO News Co
Dearborn Street
Zmpire
Jackson and
Dearborn
Kensas City
Vanez News Co
Inland
Minneapolis
Mavanaugh’s
Third Street
San Francisco
van Ness Avenue
el Francis
Los Angeles
Amos
South Olive
Denver
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake City
Moan's
Hosenfeld
Hate Son's
Church
Ind's
Spokane
North Howard Street
Epokane
John W. Graham & Co
Tacana
Pacific Evenue
Seattle
Interhalione
Fernland
Gregori
Firth Street
Army pay and food loopholes cited in island rumblings
Fragmentary lines describe army pay scales and shortages with references to Panzer classes on the island. The text hints at needs to obtain food outside normal channels, noting constitutional concerns and widespread public discontent.
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Llyila
Agitation Over Maine Destruction Sparks National Debate
Nearly a century after the Maine explosion, public agitation resurges amid partisan commentary. Press voices argue over causes and the Spanish involvement, while Congress previously approved funds for recovery and investigation.
Campbell-Bannerman’s Career and Passing Noted
The article recalls Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman who led the Liberal Party, became premier in 1905, and faced early reform tensions, cabinet reactions, and personal trials including his wife's death. It notes his long service since 1868, his birth in 1836, and his wish to be buried beside his wife in Perthshire.
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Emeland
Henry Campbell-Bamneramn
Ellens
England
Asquith
Matt
Ali Redmond
Ireland
Campbell-Banneman
Hoes of Commons
Stirling
Wberals
Farc
Campbell-Bannerman
Campbells Bannerman
Ners
Hitlon
William O
Guildball
Hs Wife
Meigie
Perthshire
Scotland
Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Glasgow
Trinity College
James Campbell
Butte Debates Extending Racing Season To Sixty Days
The Butte Jockey Club defends a proposal to extend the racing season to sixty days, arguing it attracts top stables and reduces costs. The Butte Merchants Association and other groups oppose any extension, warning of financial and moral harm from prolonged meetings. Citizens favor a short season, with fears that longer meetings leave Butte demoralized and poorer.
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Butte Jockey Club
Butte
Hutte Merchants' Association
Sa Yes
Butte Business Men's Association
Butte Credit Men's Association
Lutheran Emigrants Buy Vast Saskatchewan Land Tracts
The Lutheran church in North America has acquired thirty thousand acres in the Trampling Lake district in Saskatchewan. German Lutherans from the United States plan a large emigration, with Webrecka Kansas and Town figures noted as potential sources. Rich soils and vast domains promise a new homeseekers frontier in the North.
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Saskatchewan
United States
Lake District
Webracka
Kansas
Cautionary Notes on Leadership and Civil Strife
Fragmented garbled text describes political tension with President Ward Alexis amid instability. References a dictatorlike mood, unrest among troops, and warnings of drastic action, hinting at a volatile government with military use of power and potential upheaval.
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Hayri
Wesling
Ward Alexis
Mack
Jéan Jacques
Deportation Drive Against Anarchists Under Way
The Department of Commerce launches a vigorous effort to deport alien anarchists. Secretary Strauss has authorized the sequence of warrants to proceed with removals, targeting individuals connected to the larger set of cases.
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Department of Commerce
Strauss
Anarchy Deportation Talk Echoes in Public Debate
The piece surveys growing calls to deport anarchists to their native lands, noting Italian authorities would welcome those fleeing punishment. It mentions widespread presence of such figures in U S cities and hints at broader political tumult across the era, with references to Bryan, Denver, and related conventions and events.
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Tien Ia
Niel
Italy
America
Making Preparations for New Dillon Station
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Dillon officials and Oregon Short Line railroad executives from Salt Lake City visited Dillon to survey ground and arrange leases for warehouse space as the company plans to move buildings and begin station improvements. Work on the improvements is slated to start the first of next month, with the station and parks along Montana street to be completed during the summer.
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Standard
Dillon
J. P. Congdon
Pocatello
Idaho
C. Tra Tutlle
Geherat
W. H. Jones
Aontana Division
Salt Lake City
Oreson Short Line Railroad
Sook
Montana Street
MALS Plagues Plains as Families Suffer Prolonged Illness
Mumps have persisted in Plains for months with many families struck. FB F. Townman of the Signat reports recovery from a five week illness that left him bedridden for days and unable to work for weeks.
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Plains
FB. F. Townman
Signat
Spiritualists Honor Last Rochester Founder at Funeral
New York April 22 Fifty members of the First Spiritualist society of New York gathered that evening to attend the funeral service of Ferdinand Iox Jencken who died Sunday at age 38 He was the last surviving member of the Jencken family who founded spiritualism in Rochester about sixty years ago.
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New York
First Spiritualist Society of
Corvicea
Ferdinand Iox Jencken
Mr. Jencken
Memibder
Rochchéster
Japanese Emigration Views by Frederic J. Haskin
Frederic J. Haskin surveys Japanese emigration and opinions in Japan toward American and Canadian immigration, contrasting radical and conservative viewpoints, and examining economic, racial, and political tensions amplified by San Francisco school issues and anti foreign sentiment. The piece notes newspapers shape opinion, while government actions and public mood influence Japan’s stance on emigration and Asia-Pacific role.
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Japan
Pacific
Alates
Lnev
Alresay
Hawaii
San Francisco
United States
Canada
Uct
America
Europe
Baron Takehita
Sim
Washington
Eo Far
Yellow Journal
Saya
Iide
Jortion
Suez
Miraco
Somericgu
California
Artagda
Russia
China
Asin
Aglties
Tolhin Aludente
Conversation of a Tammany Leader on Anti Roosevelt Tactics
Big Helly Alfred Henry Lewis reports a dialogue among a Tammany district leader and followers about Anti Roosevelt strategies. Extracts reveal sharp discussion of diplomatic moves, Wall Street impressions, and avoiding blunt force. The piece promotes THE Saturday Evening Post, with delivery details and a mail subscription offer.
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Alfred Henry Lewis
Tammany
Wall
Immense coal deposit found near Windham county
A dispatch reports a vast coal seam near Windham on the eastern side of the county. The Great Northern purchased 250,000 acres for about $250,000, and a double-venture shaft is sinking. Expected employment rises to several hundred workers soon, with 249 men projected within a year.
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Winther
Windham
Sage Creek
Nine Lumbermen Killed in Logging Train Wreck
Williamsport Pennsylvania reports a logging train wreck on Lin Quin Lumber company's road. Eight lumbermen died at the scene, one died later, and 18 others were seriously hurt. The wreck was blamed on a failure of the reverser lever causing the engine to gain speed before derailing on a curve. The engineer and fireman escaped uninjured.
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Williamsport
Athara
Lin Quin Lumber Company
Inning
Hawaii Governor Freay sails to Washington conference
From Honolulu April 22 Governor Freay of Hawaii sailed today on the steamer Alameda bound for San Francisco to attend a conference in Washington. He plans to press for measures in Congress and will be accompanied by aides and staff.
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Honolulu
Freay
Hawaii
San Francisro
Alameda
Washington
Convicts Taken Into Court In Mutiny Case
Four defendants George Rock William Mayes C B Young and Oram Stevens faced murder charges in Deer Lodge for the killing of Seth Robinson on March. They pleaded not guilty and requested separate trials with a May term schedule set by the court. Affidavits for continuance were filed and a possible change of venue noted. Guards and Warden Conley accompanied the prisoners.
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Derr Lodge
George Buck William Hayes
UB. Young
Drape Stevens
Hhe
George Rock
Wiliam Mayes
C. B. Young
Oram Stevens
J. K. Duffy
O. T. O'Bannon
DP. Wilson
Hayes
Young
Stavens
Thay
Water right suit set for May 5 hearing
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Deer Lodge reports a water rights dispute involving C Hansa and Matt Hanson versus Johannes Layean and others. The case, tied to the Peterson estate, is scheduled to be tried on May 5 at 180 a.m. in Crh court, with details readied before the court without further delay.
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Standard
Deer Lodge
Dima. C. Hansa
Matt. Hanson
Johannes Layean
Peterson
Port Stevens Jetty Derailment Kills Two Men
Two men were killed when a pile driver derailed at crossover No 8 and plunged into the ocean near Port Stevens Oregon during morning operations. Causes of the accident have not been determined, and authorities continue investigation.
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Port Stevens
Ore
Notable scientific finds outpaced by usefulness
A fragment discusses how major discoveries, though not startling, prove most beneficial to humanity. Mentions Herschel Uranus telescope and theories about parasites, with references to Bealiness and Herpleide, then advertises sample drugs and leading drug firms in Detroit and Anaconda.
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File Teuily
Herschel
Uranus
Newhbro
Detroit
Mich
M. Stendant Drug Company
Anaconda
Newhra Drug Company
Butte
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Standard Publishing Company
Anaconde
Nain Omee-Standard Business Office
Telephon Branci
East Broadway
Wiggins Avenue
W. J Morton
Manacer Foreign Advertising
Offic—Room
Brunswick Building
Fifth Avenue
Caleage
Washington Street
Anseondé, Mort
Maine
Havan Harbor
Trafic
Naval
Congress
Ava
Bemit
Belglanu
Thursdat
Lou
Haonle
Pacific Coast
Jounzan
Ural
Bryan
Harry BK
Ejier
Carnivel
Texas’ Businear
Texas
Kentucky
Portsmouth
Yating
Jack Frost
Pennsylvania
Washington Club
Aberdeen
Kenneky
Dillon Station
Honon HI
Frederic J. Haskin
Tan Curtis
Turninina
Comramy
Fey Anette
Paul Passmore
Oranita
Butto
Tomorrovw
Polilick
Tispan
Pli
Iy Praia Taela
Ancecantala
Auppis
Wawali
Owsley Block
Bulle
Montana
Rice & Fulton
Ind
A. C. M. Hardware House
Quartz
Rock
Hates
Stevile
Water Sun
Vsepul Discoveries
Six Point League
Tribune
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