Anaconda Standard Classifieds and Office Contacts
The Anaconda Standard publishes with standard rates and notes its post office designation. It lists mailing rates, editorial and office addresses, and a long roster of independent phone lines and newsstands across major cities from New York to Seattle and Vancouver.
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Montana
New York City
Hotaline
Park Row
Thirte-eighth
Broadway
Twenty
Jones & Co
Aetterhouse
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Foannta'n News Co
Fifth
Walnut Streets
Detrot Metropolize
News Co
Woodward
Michigan
Indianapolis
Yoma News Co
Chicago
Auditorium Annex
St Paul
Seventeenth Street
Denver
Western News
Acency
Salt Lake City
Resenfled & Franen's
McGillis & Ludwig's
Whitehouse Corner
Ogden
Lowe
Twenty-fifth
Spokane
F. W
Balfour Attacks Ministers in Heated Commons Session
In Parliament the opposition leader Balfour spoke boldly in the London House of Commons. He accused ministers of abusing their advisory rights to the crown and called the king's promised new peers “supers in this sordid drama.” He alleged the prime minister seeks to pack the upper chamber with hired voters.
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London House of Commons
Balfour
New York Sun Calls for Special Senate For Bailey
The New York Sun advocates a special legislature just for Senator Bailey, a super senate of only Super-senators. It says Bailey’s brilliant yet impractical nature warrants exclusive use, while noting a possible change in the paper’s view of him.
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New York Sun
Bailey
Senate
Committee of Privileges and Elections
Sun
Texas
New York
Batley
Super
Joseph Weldon Bailey
Senator Bailey
The
Bailey's Texas Seat Seen Solid Amid Reciprocity Debate
The article notes Senator Bailey's strong position in Texas, facing praise and criticism from national figures. It reports on a Texas Senate resolution condemning a Canada reciprocity plan, which would likely bolster Bailey’s standing with his home state as he seeks support and maintains influence despite challenges.
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Bailey
Texas
Senate
Canada
Opinion snapshot on Wilson Bryan and world politics
A digest of editorials contrasts Woodrow Wilson and William Jennings Bryan, noting Wilson's radical stance on local option and national issues, Bryan's relative restraint, and the shifting public opinion on empire, Cuba and Hawaii. It references Taft, Haiti, Lorimer, the Beattie case, and Klaw and Erlanger theater plans.
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Wilson
Bryan
Nebraska
New Jersey
Mississippi's New Senator Vardaman Faces Scrutiny
The piece notes Governor Vardaman as Mississippi's potential federal senator, criticized for violent rhetoric toward civil rights and a tumultuous path to office. It contrasts him with Percy, who alleged fraud, and outlines uncertain prospects for Vardaman's future in senate service and national reputation.
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Vardaman
Mississippi
Senate
John Sharp Williams
Williams
McLauren
Percy
Filipino Independence Movement Opens Brooklyn Headquarters
A movement to win Filipino independence plans to establish open headquarters in Brooklyn with several hundred American supporters. Led by a 25 year old educated Filipino named Mani bo the campaign will favor peaceful persuasion to win U S opinion and avoid arming Filipinos.
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Brooklyn
Philippine Islands
Madero
Mexico
Manibo
Unpaid Loans Reach 95000 At Bank of Billings Case
First National Bank of Omaha sues Philip Till inghast receiver of the First National Bank of Billings in federal court seeking a writ of subpena and a ruling that its claim of about 95000 is valid. The bank charged that about 25000 remains unpaid on divers loans secured by promissory notes.
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Standard
Helena
First National Bank of Omaha
Philip Tillinghast
First National Bank of Billings
Tillinghast
First National Bank
Child Hero Foils Robber in West Sixty-First Street Burglary
Alfred May a five year old from San Francisco woke to a masked intruder sliding down a rope from the roof. The boy screamed triggering the burglar to flee with a potential jewel haul of over four thousand dollars. Police were not summoned before the thief escaped.
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New York
Alfred May
San Francisco
West Sixty-first Street
Alfred
Taft to Review Charges Against Texas Customs Collector
President Taft will review numerous charges raised against Robert F. Dowe the collector of customs at Eagle Pass Texas. Madero representatives allege Dowe favored the Diaz government in enforcing neutrality laws and criticized several seizures of arms and ammunition along with other complaints.
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Washington
Robert F. Dowe
Eagle Pass
Texas
Taft
Madero
Dowe
Diaz
Death of Coleman Carnegie in Pittsburg at age 8L
Glen's Falls New York reports the death of Coleman Carnegie nephew of Andrew Carnegie from pneumonia. He was eight and a half years old.
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Glen's Falls
N. Y
Coleman Carnegie
Pittsburg
Andrew Carnegie
Taft Presses Arbitration Pact With Japan
President Taft indicated support for a general arbitration treaty with Japan and prepared diplomatic moves to prompt a response. The Japanese ambassador sought clarity but did not request the broad draft terms, suggesting Tokyo may reply if Washington acts quickly and favorably.
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Washington
Taft
America
Japan
Great Britain
France
United States
Knox
Chicago printers depart for national typographical convention
One hundred seventy Chicago printers left the city by special train for San Francisco to attend the International Typographical Union convention opening the following Saturday. Delegates will discuss death benefit increases, pension rate rises, and the agreement with the National Publishers' Association expiring in 1912. Contingents from other locals will join the Chicago group in the West.
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Chicago
San Francisco
International Typographical Union
National Publishers’ Association
West
Freight rate batch to the West suspended by ICC
The Interstate Commerce Commission suspended proposed class rate increases on railroad freight between the Mississippi and Missouri rivers. Effective Oct 14, 1911, the raises were postponed until Dec 30 and would affect all close rates from Atlantic seaboard points to Kansas City Omaha and other Missouri river transfers. The proposed increases averaged about 9 cents per hundred pounds on first class freight.
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Washington
Mississippi
Missouri
Interstate Commerce Commission
Atlantic Seaboard
Kansas City
Omaha
Missouri River
Great Falls Man Arrested in Census Fraud Conspiracy
Philip E. Hoffman of Great Falls faces arrest on a U S conspiracy charge for padding eastern census returns. Indicted in Madison Wisconsin for frauds tied to Superior Wisconsin. Hoffman posted bond to appear in Madison with other named individuals including Superior’s mayor.
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Great Falls
The
Standard
Helena
United States
Philip E. Hoffman
Madison
Hoffman
Superior
Wis
Government Agent Held for Crime on Reservation
Helena August 7 S A Miller a special agent assigned to curb liquor traffic on Indian reservations is under arrest at Polson charged with assault with intent to kill Assistant District Attorney Ford reported. Second District Attorney Labassiere travels to Polson to investigate for the government.
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The
Standard
Helena
S. A. Miller
Polson
Ford
Labassiere
Rain Crowns Workmen In A Sewer Excavation
Two unidentified men drowned in a sewer trench when a heavy rainstorm filled the pit in St Louis. Foreman J J Cooney was rescued exhausted as the crew tried to restart a submerged pump.
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St. Louis
J. J. Cooney
Hospital rights case stalls with new lawyers on scene
Helena hearing on hospital exclusion of a regular physician continued to allow four lawyers for Dr. Thompson and two for the hospital to acquaint themselves with the dispute. C B Nolan joins Thompson’s legal team as the latest attorney.
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Standard
Helena
Thompson
C. B. Nolan
Rockefellers Start East For Health and Rail Tour
William Rockefeller Mrs Percy Rockefeller and John Rockefeller Jr with a party began a special Milwaukee railway train journey to the East. William travels for health reasons and will inspect the line in which he is a principal stockholder.
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Seattle
William Rockefeller
Percy Rockefeller
John Rockefeller Jr
Milwaukee Railway
Congressman's Warning About Political Enemies
Washington Aug 7 Rep A F Lafferty of Oregon says threats from political adversaries followed his letter to a young woman in the city. He had written proposing a meeting and enclosing a gallery card. the father, a government clerk, warned of dire consequences after a later threat arrived on Oregon made paper.
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Washington
A. F. Lafferty
Oregon
House Gallery
Skyrocket Romance Leads to Oregon Wedding
St Louis tale of George Mold Jr and Sophia Bindel ends in wedding in Ashland Oregon. Mold’s fireworks shipment carried a rocket engraved with a marriage vow prompting a reply from Bindel and a cross country romance. The couple later moved from New Mexico to Oregon and married July 4.
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St. Louis
St Louis
Ashland
Ore
George Mold, Jr
Alton
Sophia Bindel
Mold
George Bindel
Artesia
N. M
George Mold
Mises Bindel
Binders
New Mexico
Oregon
No Pension Bill Stalls House Session In Washington
Washington Aug 7 The last chance for pension legislation in this session faded as Speaker Clark sustained a Fitzgerald point of order against the Anderson invalid pension bill. The congressional baseball game ended the day two hours early with several local bills approved and little remaining on the agenda. Most Republicans voted against adjournment.
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Washington
House
Clark
Fitzgerald
Col Henry H R Green to marry within the year
Col Henry H R Green son of Mrs Hetty Green and owner of the Texas and Midland railroad expects to marry within 12 months though he has not chosen a bride. He travels to New York to handle his mother's interests in Westminster. He had vowed to remain a bachelor 20 years ago and will wed when the term ends next year. In Brooklyn despite a street car strike service ran to Coney Island with mounted police and detectives in disguise aboard the cars.
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New York
Henry H R Green
Hetty Green
Texas & Midland Railroad
Green
Westminster Company
Colonel Green
Texas
Brooklyn
Coney Island
London diplomat changes plans sails to New York
Ambassador Robert Bacon, accredited to France, intended to sail from Liverpool on the Campania to New York this Saturday but instead returned to Paris after altering his schedule.
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London
Robert Bacon
France
New York
Liverpool
Campania
Paris
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Fifth Avenue
Chicacs
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Dearborn Streets
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MR. Bailey
Willian Jennings Bryan
New York World
Woodrow Wilson
Pacific Ocean
Spain
Mamibo
Philippine
Mr. Hobson
Haiti
Dr. Wiley
Wiley
Roosevelt
Montana ‘Bankers’ Association
Seasion
Indiana
Lorimer
Camorra
Beulah Binford
Beattie
Lfe
Mr. Lorimer
Klaw & Ferlanger
Mr. la Follette
Juliet
Mr. Taft
Romeo
OUR Oriental
Carnegie
Mikado
England
Rockefellers
Weinberg
Joe Weinberg
Weeee
Foulard
Panama
Dratesec
Serge A
Volle
Rio
Degolks
Weinberg’s
Fie
New
Copper River
Northwestern Ry
Alaska
Seward
Valdez
Cordova
Child's Glacier
Alaska Steamship Co
Seattle, Wash
Gitaia
Pili
Butte
Montied
Rice & Fulton, Proprietors
Bacon Gohrs
Oakland, California
Pacific Coast
Stanford
University of California
Luella Clay Carson
Mills College P. C
California
Saylor
Lyon School
J. F. Saylor
Wasel
Orton Bros
North Main
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