Standard Publishing Company Ad and News Stand List
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, and provides a long, multi-city network of branch offices and news stands. It notes mailing and service details, with numerous locations across major cities including New York Chicago San Francisco Los Angeles and Seattle.
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Yara News Co
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Iravanaugh’s
Soult
Third Street
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Pioneer jurist Cornelius Hedges dies in Montana
Cornelius Tiedges born 1881 in Massachusetts, Yale graduate and lawyer, came to Montana at age 34. He practiced in Helena and Last Chance Gulch, earning respect as a reserved, trusted pioneer figure. His death ends a career held in high esteem by Montana citizens.
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Massachusetts
Cornelius Tiedges
Yale
Montana
Alder Gulch
Last Chance Gulch
Helena
Tie
Heages
Judge Hédgers
Vince
Wihal
Alantana
Governor Noghes Aims At Broad Public Utilities Reform
The Montana audience hears Governor Noghes advocate a sweeping public utilities bill. It would create two commissions with wide powers to regulate railroads, set equipment standards, govern employe rules, seize company books, dictate train schedules, determine rates, and approve franchises. If enacted it would reshape corporate regulation, with New York practices cited as precedent.
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Noghes
New York
Metroporld
Albany
Mughes
Mortinne
Mderman
Oro End
Public Safely
Eliies
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Mughesty Jirtrs- Ing
United States
Citizena
MacArthur to Command Pacific Division Milwaukee Duty
General MacArthur will command the Pacific division of the army and be ordered to Milwaukee for duties as assigned. He has long sought a chief of staff role and may rewrite a comprehensive report on his China India work after the war.
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Milwaukee
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Arthur
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India
Russia
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Monument to an American Sergeant at Monmouth
The article recalls Sergeant Moll Pitcher, wife of a Continental Army soldier killed at Monmouth Court House on June 28. She manned a cannon under fire, earning praise from Washington and a commission as a sergeant. The piece notes recent controversy in the Pennsylvania legislature over the patriot emblem.
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Sergeany Moll Pitsher
Becaus
Pleher
Batile
Monmeayth
Ad Pitcher
Washington
Pennsylvania
Monument to Moll Pitcher debated in Cumberland County cemetery
A debate over a proposed ten thousand dollar monument for Moll Pitcher in Carnalo old cemetery, Cumberland County, triggers questions about her heritage with Irish, German, and American claims. The discussion notes publicity around the heroine’s origins, while acknowledging support for the monument despite doubts and mixed historical accounts. Further items touch on a fire in Butler, political commentary, and national news snippets from San Francisco and Washington.
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Monmouth
Legialature
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Trominenty
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Carliste
Germany
Normouth
Gvermantie Velainture
Germain
Caribie
Trouble in Ecuanor Amid Panama Election Turmoil
Reports from Ecuanor dated April 2 described unrest spreading as warnings of a $3 crisis loom over Panama during the election. The government had crushed an inelmont revolt in Quito, but advices say disaffection has widened beyond control.
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Nova
Quito
Elevator Fall Injures Five Men at Parker Building
Five men were injured when an elevator fell from the sixth floor of the Parker building at Fourth Avenue and Nineteenth Street. Frederick Carkaring and Andrew Nealey, the latter in charge of the elevator, were unconscious when taken to the hospital.
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New York
Parker Building
Fourth Avenue
Nineteenth Street
Frederick Carkaring
Andrew Nealey
Rear Admiral Kaute cremated in Italy funeral
The body of Rear Admiral Kaute Jetfred who led to Florence was cremated in Italy. His ashes were deposited today at the national cemetery in Arlington.
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Washington
Apa
Kaute
Florence
Italy
National
Ariington
Troubles Brewing In Bankruptcy Case Te Stirs Court
Debates over rental fees and perjury in a federal bankruptcy case draw Judge William Slant’s scrutiny. Petitions by Hamilton and Hamilton’s allies trigger investigations, with checks dated 1905 and court orders guiding the disposition of funds from a rental estate related to the W. Winters matter.
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Federal Court
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Edward W.W. Wawillton
Iamilton
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Burt Marsh
W. Hamilton
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Grice
Daly Bank and Trust Company
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Nororosy Gelu
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W. H. Winters
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Walt
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Court at Thomason Term Faces Jury Deliberations
The April term jury pool includes Montana v Ninie ma and Teodore Indians on grand larceny charges. verdicts range from acquittals for George Music and not guilty for Thomas Coulson to a guilty finding for Frank Jaros in grand larceny. Charles Howe faced burglary charges with a verdict pending.
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Anighen
Plate of
Montana
Frank Niniema
Peter Paul Teodore
George Music
George Brown
Lucy
Fenty
Thormas Coulson
State Aginst Inke
Builty
Stu
Frank Jaros
Wich
Reform School
Charles Howe
Guilty of Burglary and Sentenced to Prison
The defendant was found guilty of second degree burglary and sentenced to several months in the state prison. He was moved to Deer Lodge yesterday while a separate civil case involving Plainy Land and Improvement Co. versus Edgar produced a verdict for the defendant. The court will hear additional matters, likely extending the term for days.
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The
Plainy Land and Improvement Company
Edgar
Tiscana
President approves union action in wage revision talks
Washington April 23 George F Jamue and several Ollivers WF of the Brotherhood of Voller Marie Ivo Stipboisders and Ieepers of America met with the president seeking equalization and revision of wages for yards. The matter will be reviewed by the board in charge of employee compensation. The visitors approved the president’s recent letter on the Meyer Kaywood affair, calling them undesirable citizens.
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George F. Jamue
Brotherhood of Voller Marie
Ivo Stipboisders
Ieepers of America
Mate &T
Meyer-Kaywood
MacArthur Arrives Seattle To Meet Baron Kuroki
Lieutenant General Arthur arrives in Seattle to escort General Kuroki from Seattle to the Jamestown exposition. He is accompanied by Mrs. MacArthur and party and meets local committees for reception plans. Tomorrow he will visit Fort Wingler Fort Worth and Fort Casey. final departure expected Friday morning.
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Admiral Burwell
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Casey
Douglass a Busy Clerk Accused of Bond Theft
New York April 24 official statement by the Trust Company of America examining commission says W O Douglass assistant clerk altered and abstracted bonds totaling 60 pounds value. All securities except 63000 recovered. loss to the trust company 155000. Amounts paid to brokerage firms tied to holding collateral. Surety bonds of Douglass to be deducted. net loss around 140000 remains unclear in text.
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New York
Trust Company of America
W. O. Douglass
Jonn
Trust Company
Doug Inay
PRNY
Adverse Verdict in Green v Burlington Railroad
In an April 29 Supreme Court opinion Justice Bloody ruled against Robert Green of Pennsylvania in a $100,000 damage suit for injuries from a 1905 Brush, Colorado railroad accident. The court held the Burlington road improperly registered and not engaging in business in the district, affirming the lower federal ruling.
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Justice Bloody
Supreme Court
Robert Green
Pennsylvaia
Burlington Railroad
Green
Brush
Coto
Pennsylvania
Burlington
Pennsylvanke
Chicago, Hurlington & Quincy Railyard
Tie Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railway Company
Toflay
French minister le Machand dismissed from Central America post
Paris reports the cabinet confirmed the dismissal of M. Wdgard le Machand the French minister to Central America amid allegations he agreed to obtain Vatican documents from the foreign office. Alfred Dumaine the French minister at Munich Bavaria is reportedly tied to the Montagnini affair and has been transferred to Mexico.
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Cebinet
M. Wdgard le Machand
Central America
Ser. Montagnini
Marty Deb Val
Foreign Office
Tere Cortain
Vatican
M. Alfred Dumaine
Munich
Bavaria
Montagnini
Mex- EO
Rand Files Change of Venue Petition in Burman Larceny Case
Wilton Rand Jr counsel for Frederica Burman president of the Mutual Tregerva Favre Lite association informed the New York Supreme Court April 29 of a change of venue request in the Burnhan larceny trial. The court granted two attorneys for proceedings until Blyen issues a decision.
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Wilton Rand, Jr
Frederica Burman
Mutual
Tregerva Favre Lite Association
Supreme Court
Burnhan
Run to Hanth man’s death in street shooting incident
April 34 report from Whlows Cpl describes a man killed himself after firing at an officer who ordered him to move on. A posse pursued him and, upon capture, the man killed himself. The incident links to the April 19 murder of Jann Marco vich, an Oakland restaurant man.
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Omcer Kugger
Fone Shota
Idauspeetem
Yrank Senith
Jann Marcovich
Oakland
Ransom Paid for British Subject's Son in Constantinople
In Constantinople on April 23, 72000 dollars secured the release of Robert Abbot, son of a British subject living in Halonica after he was kidnapped from his father’s residence on March 71. Kidnappers, who demanded 165.61, forfeited as the British government will arrange payment through the Turkish government.
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Constantinople
Tobert Abbot
Halonica
Balloon Flight Postponed by Weather Conditions
St Louis April 29 J J steCoy the aeronaut has again postponed the start on his balloon flight to Washington D C He will attempt to start when the wind is from the west and the weather is clear.
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J. J. steCoy
Washington, D. C
Durney Woman Dies in Wisconsin Lamp Accident
In Crosse Wisconsin on April 20 3ra A I Eliott aged 70 of Everett Washington burned to death at the home of her daughter Mrs FR J Stussel wife of a local manufacturer. The fire resulted from an overturned alcohol lamp she used to heat a curling iron.
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Wis
A. I. Eliott
Everett, Wash
FR. J. Stussel
Conference in China Supports Union Education Plan
A conference at Anangkal April meeting adopted resolutions favoring thirteen union normal schools for industrial education, several union colleges, and one union university to meet Western demands for training and development.
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Anangkal
Changes of Easy in St Petersburg
Mr Watts the American consul reports the arrival of instructions from the state department before leaving for Brussels to succeed the late Den ny Roosevelt as consul general. Nelgan O'Shaughnessy resigns as third secretary of the embassy at Berlin to accept a post in Vienna. Ambassador Riddle remains, while First Secretary Schuy cannot depart Rewmania until Minister Knowles’s furlough ends.
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Watts
State Department
Brussels
Denny Roosevelt
Nelgan O'Shaughnessy
Berlin
Arcept
Vienna
Aimbangador Riddle
Profi tless Business Seized By Brooklin Receiver
Joureau and Burnham, historic dry goods house in Brooklyn, today passed into receivership with capitalization at 500000 dollars. Directors report no profits from the business for several years, according to the filed schedule.
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Joureau & Burnham Company
Brooklin
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