Standard subscription rates and distribution points listed
Rates for daily and Sunday editions are shown with terms for advance payment. A long list of newspaper stands and office addresses across major cities is provided, including Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana and branch offices in several states. The notice directs all business correspondence to the Anaconda headquarters.
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Iness
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Mont
Montana Republicans Map Ticket With Webster as Governor Candidate
The Helena Republican state committee meeting revealed Charles A Webster as a candidate for governor while Pray is expected to seek a second term. Norris and Webster appear likely to contest the governorship, with party worries over regional balance and vote distribution. The piece also notes the impact on Butte baseball, predicting higher prices and poorer games unless management reshapes the team and leagues beyond the Northwestern circuit.
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Helena
Republican State Committee
Carter
Dixon
Pray
State Committee
Charles Af. Webster
Republican
Montana
Webster
M. Witte
Confree
Norris
Congress
Great Falls
Bryan
Destruction Path Across Fernie Crow's Nest Country
Fire and wind scour the Fernie area and Crow's Nest country in Canada, destroying towns and rail links. Hundreds of families face displacement as bridges and telegraph lines fail, with the blaze possibly sparked by bush fires from locomotives. The Canadian Pacific Railway mobilizes relief efforts amid a growing disaster.
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Fernie
Canadian Pacific Railway
Crow's Nest
Canada
San Francisco
Canadian Pacific
Ferniore Crow's Nest Country
Butte Baseball Team Struggles in Northwestern League
Butte's Northwestern League record shows uneven results as Dean alternates strong and weak performances. A five win eight loss stretch in Spokane contrasts with a poor showing in Seattle. Manager Rose Hall defends the town and vows to keep Butte in the league, hinting at a return next season. Local supporters hunger for professional baseball in Butte Rexy insists, but warnings are sounded about future moves that could worsen losses.
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Butte
Dean
Spokane
Talcenders
Seattle
Butte Dell
Rose Hall
Hall
Editor Running for Governor Sees Advertising Value in Candidacy
A Scandinavian newspaper editor in Bellingham Washington declares for the Republican nomination to expose defects in the primary law. He says he will spend sixty dollars to gain broad advertising, then critiques the process and questions the necessity of the governor’s office. He admits he would rather stay editor than win the governorship.
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Bellingham
Wash
Patn
First Passenger Train Shows Up
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul line reaches Butte with President Earling praising the Montana segment Lombard to Butte as difficult yet finest engineering. The party travels toward the coast with plans to start track laying west of Durant in a few days and the road aims for regular trade into Butte.
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Barling
Montana
St. Paul
Butte
Burling
Lombard
Boutt
Farling
Anagonda
Northern Pacific Transfer
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Chicago
John D. Ryan
Earling
Durant
Dutch cruiser Gelderland arrives at Willemstad from La Guayra
The Gelderland reports sending a boat ashore at La Guayra with an officer whose communication was refused by shore authorities. The Dutch commander says letter bags and an official to the German minister were declined. He notes Venezuela is preparing its forces for defense and that Holland may take prompt action.
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Willemstad
la Guayra
Venezuela
Caracas
Holland
Industrial Hygiene and U.S. Health Efforts for Workers
Frederic J. Haskin surveys evolving factory health measures in Britain, France, and Germany and notes American progress through manufacturers unions and the Commerce and Labor Department. He discusses occupations harming health, such as flour mills and coopers, the role of welfare workers, the Tolman housing plan, and international studies to improve air, housing, and hygiene in workplaces. He warns that indoor work risks chronic illness, and calls for better ventilation, safer housing, and stricter occupational statistics to guide reforms.
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Frederic J. Haskin
Great Britain
France
Germany
Department of Commerce and Labor
American Museum of Safety
W. H. Tolman
New York City
Tolman Ig
Pennsylvania
Edward. A Steiner
Town University
America
Young Men's Christian Association
United States
Coopers
Alexander M. Wilson
Chicago Tuberculosis Institute
Women's Trade Union League
England
Cam
Stiles
Frederic J. Has
Quiet Sunday at Sagamore Hill with Roosevelt Family
President Roosevelt spent a quiet Sunday Oyster Bay riding with Mrs Roosevelt and his sons to church. Ethel Roosevelt led the boys to Sunday school. Warren Young, chief clerk from Washington, joined the family at church and sat with them. Rev Karl Ricland preached at Grace Church, New York. After dinner, a government car carried Rev Ricland and his wife to Sagamore Hill for an afternoon visit.
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Oyster Bay
Aus
Roosevelt
Kermit
Archibald
Quentin
Christ Episcopal Church
Ethel Roosevelt
Warren
Young
Wastin
Mr. Rieland
Sagamore Hill
Booths and Line Eleton Acquitted in Heney Indictments
Portland witnesses report ex Senator R. A. Booth of Eugene and his brother James H. Booth along with Thomas E. Line Eleton were acquitted by a United States district court jury on charges of conspiring to defraud the government of 16 acres of timber land in Douglas County. The government plans to quash most remaining Heney indictments, with exceptions noted for Binge Herrman, a former county commissioner.
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Portland
Ore
R. A. Booth
Eugene
James H. Booth
Roseburg
Thomas E. Line Eleton
United States
Douglass County
Booth
Heney
Binge Herrman
Cong
St Mary's Academy Opens in Deer Lodge Montana
An early notice announces St Mary's Academy in Deer Lodge Montana opening in September. It promotes vigorous, refined education for girls with instruction in music and Bach theory and practice suited to modern age. Parents urged to apply for enrollment.
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St. Mary’s Academy
Deer Lodge, Mont
Weeklong political and aviation events loom in a quiet week
A tentative week ahead features Taft addressing the Virginia Bar Association in Hot Springs and Bryan finishing his Democratic nomination speech. Prohibition nominee Chafin plans multiple speeches, while Sherman rests on Wolf Island and Kern targets Linville City. Conventions in Wallace, Wheeling, and Chautauqua appearances thread through the week alongside National Negro groups. Mon Tue also mark aviation trials with Baldwin, Farman, and Zeppelin paving the path for airship acceptance.
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William H. Taft
Virginia Bar Association
Ihs
Hot Springs
William J. Bryan
W. Chatin
Chicago
James S. Sherman
Wolf Island
St. Lawrence River
John W. Kern
Chavies City
Iowa
Wallace
National Liberty Party
Wheeling
W. Va
United States
National Liberty Leagues
Capt
Thomas
Baldwin
Fort Myer
Brighton Beach
Henri Farman
Germany
Zeppelin
Mae C. Wood
Tragedy at a Mining Camp Near Garden Station
A double shooting near Garden Station California leaves one man dead and another critically wounded after a quarrel over a claim. Witt, who fired, fled with his family to Johannesburg, then turned himself in. Tarkington was mortally wounded, reaching the camp fainting.
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Randsourg
Cal
Garden Station
Dr. Witt
Cheseborough
Witt
Tarkington
Bradford Peck
Peck
Joannesburg
The Comet's Bold Night Wanderings
A playful reminiscence traces a reckless comet that loves wandering near the Sun and Earth. The mother star warns of danger as the comet draws closer, chasing curiosity beyond caution until a final vanishing act near the Sun. Elia Wheeler Wilcox's poetic insertion closes the piece with moral gravity.
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Walla Walla
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St. Aloysius Institute
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Bishop Carroll Grammar
Joseph M. Venus
Alhambra
Rice & Fulton
Chafin
Virginia
Ike
National ‘Negro Democratic League Committee
Aldrich
Hale
Knox
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Vreeland, Overstreet
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National Monetary Commission
Europe
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Fort Riley
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Elia Wheeler Wilcox
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