Anaconda Standard Publisher Details and Bureaus
The Anaconda Standard lists publication details including daily and Sunday rates, office addresses in Anaconda and branch offices in Butte Missoula Great Falls and other cities, and lists foreign and domestic advertising offices with contact streets and names. It also notes newsstand locations in major cities and directs correspondence to the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana.
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Butte
East Broadway
Missoula
West Main Street
Great Falls
Postofice
Taft Rumors Highlight Manilas Zealous Job Searches
The article surveys persistent rumors about Governor Taft of Manila being considered for federal court vacancies Ohio governorship or the Roosevelt ticket and even the War Department. It notes Taft’s denial of cabinet entry and outlines Secretary Root’s tenure and tensions with a New York congressman linked to Root’s home county.
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Taft
Manila
Ohio
Roosevelt
Root
London
Alaskan Boundary Commission
Secretary Root
McKinley
Russell A. Alger
Toot
Miles
New York
Alger
Iate
War Department
Pugilists Corbett and Jeffries set for science vs rough style bout
Reports from San Francisco’s Mechanics Pavilion describe the looming boxing showdown between Corbett and Jeffries. Analysts weigh Corbett’s refined technique against Jeffries’ battered power as both men enter tonight’s event amid questions of form and stamina.
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Science
Force VW
Mechanics’ Pavilion
San Francisco
Corbett
Jeffries
John L. Sullivan
Peter Jackson
Sullivan
Olympic Club
New Orleans
Pardoning Power and Responsibility in King Edward's Time
The text discusses royal clemency, noting King Edward’s pardon power but urging proper procedure. It contrasts British and Irish practice, explaining ministers bear responsibility for royal acts, while the king acts in appeal to the home secretary or Irish secretary. It mentions a jailed man released and concerns over improvident pardons.
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Ireland
Edward
Connemara
Home Secretary
England
General Miles Drew Into Presidential Talk At Grand Army Meet
The article notes speculative support for General Miles for president at a San Francisco Grand Army of the Republic encampment. It describes Miles as aging, having long claimed high office, and facing rivals Gen John C Black of Illinois and former Gov. Bulkeley of Connecticut. The piece suggests veterans may welcome him but unlikely to nominate.
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Elson
Willin
Colorado Springs
General Miles
United States
San Francisco
Miles
Grand Army of the Republic
Logan
Burnside
John C. Black
Ilinois
Bulkeley
Connecticut
Heavyweight Edge in Contest Over Corbett Noted
The article notes a fighter will weigh in about 25 pounds heavier than Corbett, a potential advantage in weight but possibly a disadvantage in other aspects. It emphasizes the weight gap and its uncertain effect on the bout.
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Corbett
General Staff Takes Effect Abolishing Commanding General
The act creating the general staff will take effect tomorrow abolishing the office of commanding general. General Young becomes first chief of the general staff and Major General Adna R. Chaffee succeeds him as chief of staff with Corbin slated for retirement succession.
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Eintee
United States Army
General Staff
Congress
Washington
Young
Army
Miles
Adna R. Chaffee
General Chaffee
Corbin
Strike situation down Bozeman way
Bozeman August 1 strike talks between Laffor union committee and Dr Hogan secretary of the electric light company ended without agreement. Half the men returned to work with no hours or pay settled. Workers later asked for extra pay for extra hours and were offered 25 cents an hour for any hours worked.
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Standard
Bozeman
Electric Light Company
Laffor Union
Hogan
Mogan
City Revokes Water and Electric Franchises
Livingston August 13 The city council voted 3 to 0 to revoke water and electric franchises amid claims of substandard water pressure. The water company disputes the testing results asserting the city engineer’s report shows adequate pressure in all tests except one.
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Livingston
New Black Suits Striking Wool Cheviot Outfit
The advertisement promotes a black wool cheviot suit with a long coat style jacket and leather belt. The skirt is close fitting with a flared seven gore design. Originally $15.00, offered as a special sale price today.
Wool cheviot coat with satin lining on sale today
All wool cheviot coat forty eight inch? The item features pleated back and front, a belt matching the material, large full sleeves with deep cuffs, and full satin lining. Originally worth twenty dollars, now offered at nine dollars eighty five cents.
Novelty Walking Suit in Scotch Mixture
Handsome imported Scotch mixture walking suit in a great variety of fancy colorings. Full length jacket lined with satin. Up to date sleeves with deep cuff belt. Remarkable bargain priced at 14.25, worth 25. Special today advertised in windows.
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Sime
Covert Suit and Silk Pongee Coats Offer Bargains
A tan covert coat with eleven gore skirt and ta ffta lining priced at 17.85 today, plus navy wool skirts with heavy stitching and two silk pongee coats trimmed with lace and silk lining marked down from 65.00 to 25.00.
Bargain Wardrobe Update In Butte Retail Sale
A Montana store advertises deep discounts on white waists at 98c yard instead of 1.50, plus fabrics like crepe and Panama. It lists wash goods, linens, damask towels, toilet articles, and a hosiery section highlighting price cuts for children and women.
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Panama
Butte
Forfeiture of Newton Light Franchise Sparks Uncertain City Action
The city council declared the Newton light franchise forfeited while the water system, tied to the late W. J. Anderson estate, and the Newton franchise creditors resist enforcement. The water and electric utilities show little concern, and no clear action is decided yet to enforce forfeitures.
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W. J. Anderson
Notions Abc
Bout Africa
Newton
A. C. Newton
Electric Light Company
Waler
Light Company
Memorial window for Kohrs library in Deer Lodge
Special Correspondence notes the William K Kohrs Library receives a six by eight foot memorial window titled A Reading From Homer placed in the west reading room. The design features a Homeridae figure with torch, laurel crown, lyre, and a backdrop of learning temples and mountains.
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Standard
Deer Lodge
John N. W
Bielenberg
William K. Kohrs
Preseree
Pisistratus
Dillon Youth Arraigned on Forgery Charge in County Court
Special correspondent reports Bert Phillips was arraigned before Justice Rich in Dillon on forgery accusations. His attorney W S Barbour requested a postponement due to missing witnesses. the hearing was moved to 1 PM with the defense waiving further delay.
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Standard
Dillon
Bert Phillips
Rich
Barbour
Twin Bridges Fair sues horsemen over unpaid fares
Preliminary hearing sets bail at 500 dollars unposted. Attorney George Allen represents Twin Bridges Fair and Racing assoc against local horsemen at the track, alleging they were enticed to attend a brush meeting with promises of nine days of racing and purses that never materialized. Mrs. Thomas Wilson, a popular local matron, was buried after dying of consumption. Graeter Electric Co formed by Roe Shineberger and Graeter with 40000 dollars capital to supply lighting and power to Dillon and nearby areas.
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District Court
George Allen
Twin Bridges
Twin Bridges Fair and Racing Association
Brush
Thomas Wilson
The
Graeter Electric Company
William Roe
Joe Shineberger
A. F. Graeter
Dillon
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Nassau Street
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Dearborntreet
Auditorium Annex
Minneapolis
Kavanaugh's
Southird Street
Palace Hotel
Denver
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake City
West Second South
Salt Lake News Co
Ogden
Kind's
Twenty-fifth
Spokane
North Howard
Pacific Avenue
Seattle
Hanbury’s
First Avenue
Portland
Kansas City
Ricksicker’s
Ninth and
Walnut
Andard Publishing Company
Mont
Frisco
Mme. Humbert
Mary MacLane
Calamity Jane
Western Union
Chester Bay
Los Angeles
Wall Street
Elks
Chautauqua
Bozeman Way
City Council of
Atiaia Cacawaas
India
Barnsley
Florida
Wild
Connll
Sfix
St. Joseph's Hospital
Dodd
Dye
Tenie Allen
Alfred Anderson
A. K. Anderson
Board of Equalization
Muilis
County Free High School
Conrad Kohrs
John W. Blair
Utah
Dillon and
Beaverhead
Owsley
Rice & Fulton
Footsville
Wis
Wilson
J. W. Tait
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