Standard Publishing Company Anaconda Ad Rates and Offices
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, provides post office and listing details, and enumerates multiple newspaper offices and newsstands across major cities. It names the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana and notes contact points including telephones, agents, and foreign ad offices in New York Chicago and Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandari
Brock
Ana
Butte Pranch
East Broadway
Bell
J. Morton
Vertis
New York
Ofice
Fifth Avenue
Chicago
Hartford
Madison and
Dearborn Streets
Montan
Standard
Salf
Hotating’s
Park Row
Broadway
Detroit
Metropolitan News Co
Woodward and
Michigan
Chicago Congress
PauloNet
Marie Clear and News Co
Fast Path
M. J. Kavanaugh
South Third Street
Kansan
Yuma News Co
San Francisco
United
Roosevelt’s Speech in Chicago Hits Familiar Ground
The article reviews Roosevelt’s Chicago address, noting few new policy ideas. It highlights attacks on both parties as controlled by professional politicians, campaign funding concerns, and Roosevelt’s stance on woman suffrage, living wage, presidential primaries, and tariff policy, with skepticism about his tariff reform sincerity.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
Baltimore
Democratic National Committee
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Presat
la Foliette
Roosevelt and the tariff debate shadow a new party
The piece suggests the Democratic party would control tariff reduction while a future progressive or radical party might rise. It argues Roosevelt cannot lead such a movement successfully and fears his bid for a third term would doom any new party. Public doubt questions his sincerity and motives in the Progressive effort.
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Democratic Party
Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Taft
Republican Party
Predicts Wilson Victory In 1912 Election, Utah Chautauqua Notes
Henry Allen of Kansas and Charles Edward Russell spoke at the Utah Chautauqua and told the Ogden Advance that Wilson is likely to win the presidency. Allen supports Roosevelt but would back Wilson over Taft, while Russell says Wilson will win with full Democratic support and Republican division, doubting Roosevelt’s leadership.
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Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Henry Allen
Kansas
Charles Edward Russell
New York
Utah
United States
Allen
Mr. Roosevelt
Mr. Taft
Mr. Wilson
Russell
Progressive Party
Roosevelt
Cee
The Teddy bear era and graft in New York City recalls past tame icons and mob stories
The piece contrasts the Roosevelt era Teddy bear fad with the current bull moose symbol while detailing a New York graft and murder inquiry. It cites Lieutenant Becker and gambling rings, describing corrupt police conduct, witness coercion, and the daunting task of obtaining corroboration amid sensational city crime.
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Segal
New York
Rosenthal
Road Age
Montana
East Side
America
Becker
Imbler + the I
Official delays and hostilities stain gangland accusations
The piece criticizes police hesitation and hostility toward the district attorney, suggesting jealousy or guilt. It emphasizes the need for fair trials despite mounting confessions and corroboration, noting that revelations have shattered the New Yorker’s inflated pride and that the city has earned scorn for gangland conditions.
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Ficer
Aged Justice Langhorne Gets Six Months Jail Time
Six months in the county jail and a $500 fine were imposed on Justice of the Peace W. Langhorne by Police Magistrate Working. Langhorne was convicted of assault in the third degree upon Ivy Higham, an 11 year old girl. Spectators packed the Helena courtroom and applauded after sentence. Langhorne said he stood by his prior statement and believed there had been a mistake, regretting not having counsel.
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Helena
Justice of the Peace
W. Langhorne
Working
Ivy Higham
Langhorne
DROWNED IN LAKE AFTER SAVING BOY FROM WATER
Olympia, August 6. Joseph F. Henry, 20, of West Brooklyn, Illinois, piano instructor at St. Martin's college in Lacey, drowned after aiding 10-year-old Jack Breedlove who was drowning. Norman Francis, who helped bring Breedlove ashore, swam back, found Henry underwater, and pulled him out. Henry had been at the college about a year and had taken four boys to the lake for a swim.
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Olympia
Wash
Jack Breedlove
Joseph F. "Henry
West Brooklyn
Til
St. Martin's College
Lacey
Hicks’ Lake
Norman Francis
Jack
Henry
Eavery
Francis
Cole Loge
Drowned Boy at Ulm in Missouri River
Great Falls dispatch reports Berkeley Largent aged 18, son of J B Largent Ulm postmaster, drowned while swimming near Ulm. He could not swim and was pulled under by an undercurrent in the Missouri River. His body was recovered. He was a Great Falls High School freshman and cousin of baseball pitcher Rube Hildebrand.
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Great Falls
Missouri
Ulm
Berkeley Largent
J. B. Largent
Great Falls High School
Rube Hildebrand
De Larm Project Assets Sold In Bankruptcy Sale
Seattle August 6 all assets of the De Larm irrigation project at Wah tuka Washington on bonds totaling 15 004 000 were bid in for 12 000 at a bankruptcy sale. Investors in the De Lam scheme bought the assets hoping to carry out the irrigation undertaking. W H De Larm died destitute Placerville California. Proceeds from bond sales went to men who discounted notes for De Larm or loaned him money at high rates.
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Seattle
Wahtuka
Wash
W. H. de Larm
Placerville
Cal
de Larm
British Columbia minister foresees Pacific highway to Mexico
Thomas Taylor, public works minister of British Columbia, addressed Pacific highway convention delegates in San Francisco and presented statistics showing revenue gains from better roads. He predicted a highway would link British Columbia to Mexico’s interior, with Vancouver chosen for the next meeting.
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San Francisco
Thomas Taylor
Public Works
British Columbia
Statsticn
British Colun Ue
Mexico
Vancouver
Detection of Smugglers of Opium Is Hard Matter
San Francisco August 6 opium smuggling remains unchecked at the port. Customs Surveyor McKinlay says taxing opium by five dollars per pound would cut smuggling and boost revenue, but current conditions make enforcement impractical. He notes about ten guards needed per large steamer and laments no informer rewards to spur cooperation.
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San Francisco
United States “Customs
McKinlay
KOK MAY PROVE FATAL
Ten hours after a horse kick B J Bailes of Falls is unconscious and in critical condition in Deaconess Hospital He is a partner in Bailey And Dusbee bailes was struck in the stomach by the draft horse slight hope of recovery is anticipated
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Kok
Standard
Real Falls
B. J. Bailes
Bailey & Dusbee
Hostpital
Bailey
Old Rate Restored Elates Northwestern Rail Freight
Spokane reports the Great Northern railroad has restored white pine lumber to its former classification. The move lowers freight rates by 19 cents per hundred, improving shipments and margins for shippers.
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Spokane
Great Northern Railroad
County road work halted by lack of funds order
County commissioners voted to suspend all road work except planned projects due to a funding shortage, with County Surveyor Carr confirming authority. Much work is mapped but money in the road fund is insufficient, and some roads will be paid with warrants. Commissioners inspected Basin Creek damage and plan to reconvene as a board of equalization before the tax levy.
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Carr
Roa
Walker
Butte
Rocker
Divide
Stromms and
Harrington
Basin Creek
Bennetts
Riot in Wuchang Huepeh Province Disbanding Troops
Severe fighting broke out at Wuchang in Hupeha province as troops faced disbandment sparking clashes. Dispatches from London report the unrest erupted amid military demobilization.
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London
Wuchang
Hupeha
Economic hype and odd cosmic theories in scraps
The text cites T. C. Martin of the National Electric Light association committee on progress noting ten million dollars invested in electric trucks and ninety million in electric pleasure vehicles, with potential doubling in a year. It also mentions Dr. Rudolph Spitater proposing Milky Way shifts as a factor in climate change, and a Chicago Tribune aside about stellar heat affecting Earth’s temperatures.
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T. C. Martin
National Electric Light Association
Rudolph Spitater
Chicago Tribune
Actress Sadie Sherman to testify in Rosenthal murder case
New Haven actress Sadie Sherman whose real name is Shields will travel to New York to testify for District Attorney Whitman about the Rosenthal killing. Her account of a gunman entering the restaurant after the murder supports the theory that conspirators were planted widely and few attempted to flee in Louis Libby’s gray automobile.
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Sadie Sherman
New Haven
Whitman
Louis Libby
Lebon Sues Over 24-Hour Station Wait at Toston
Andy Lebon filed a $16,000 damages suit against the Northern Pacific Railway and engineer J C Wolverton, alleging a late December event at Toston left him exposed to severe cold, contracted a crippling back injury, and missed planned travel after the train sped past the stop at about 8 PM.
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Lebon
Seaton
Winston
Cole
Agineer
Wolverton
Leben
Toston
Pacife
Lavon
Tosten
Teavelere
Lebo
Torstone
Eliot's Granddaughter to Wed His Secretary
San Francisco reports the engagement of Ruth Eliot, granddaughter of Harvard president emeritus Charles W. Eliot, to Roger Pierce, Dr. Eliot's secretary. Pierce, Harvard class of 1904, works for a Boston publishing house and secured a leave of absence to join Dr. Eliot on his Orient trip.
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San Francisco
Ruth Eliot
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard University
Roger Pierce
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