Anaconda Standard publishing notice and offices
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates and a wide network of national and local offices. It includes multiple branch offices in Butte, Spokane, Seattle, Portland, Denver, Chicago, New York, and others, with addresses and telephones for circulation and advertising inquiries.
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Union Square
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Third Street
San Francisco
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Hotel & News Stan
Denver
Seventeenth Street
Lake City
Salt Lake News Co
Orden
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Suth Street
Spokane
North Howard Street
Tacoma
Pacife Avenue
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Seattle News
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Portland
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Rickstoker's
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Standard Publishing Company
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Russians Claim Hidden Strength In War Even After Setbacks
A 1915 report quotes St. Petersburg asserting Russia remains capable with a large army in the war zone and Japan has underestimated Russian field strength. A Detroit murder tale follows, detailing a hammer attack on a pawnbroker by a young divinity student and his confessed partner, with Bible reading in custody.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
St. Petersburo
Japan
Rugaia
See- Ing Deer Lodge Valley Auto Tour Opens Debate
In a lengthy discourse the judges consider a Deer Lodge valley excursion led by Judge Hunt to assess the smelter controversy. The piece contrasts Deer Lodge farming with Gallatin valley, notes public health alerts for Brooklyn typhoid and New Orleans yellow fever, and humorously gaps into broader world affairs while hinting at a forthcoming see-ing Deer Lodge Valley automobile tour.
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Deer Tadge
Hunt
Gallatin
Thie Cate
Deer Lodge
Hutte
Deer Lodge Valley
Brooklyn
New Orleans
Judge Hunt
Flatiron
Broadway
Twenty-Third Street
Witte
Somares
Russia
America
Complete assessment of Park County figures released
Special dispatch from Livingston reports County Clerk Angus finished recapitulating the Park county assessment book with changes directed by the county board of equalization. Revised totals show agricultural land 1,207,007 dollars and improvements 366,045. city lots 572,686 and improvements 775,090. mining personal property 1,000,488. total assessment 5,946,520 dollars, up about 600,000 from last year.
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Livingston
Angus
Park County
County Board of Equalization
Waterford woman reported fatally ill with yellow fever
Laporte August 1 report that a Waterford resident, formerly from the South, who had seen two sisters die, is now fatally ill with a disease physicians diagnosed as yellow fever, after suffering from swamp fever.
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Laporte
Via
Waterford
Chinese Official Plans Washington Visit on Boycott Talk
On the steamer Mongolia from the Orient, Wong Kai Koh Chinese imperial trade commissioner and his secretary arrived. He will go to Washington to discuss the boycott and a proposed new exclusion treaty. Yee Om, editor of a Chinese daily, is claimed as originator of the movement discussed in Hongkong months ago.
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San Francisco
Wong Kai Koh
Washington
Mongolia
Hongkong
Yee Om
China
America
Derailed Freight Cars Tear Up the Switches
Special Dispatch to the Standard Forsyth August 16 describes a near wreck when an inbound freight departing yards climbed a rail and six cars derailed west of the depot. Two cars dug into ground, tracks torn up, requiring three hours to clear and repair for No 8 westbound passenger. No injuries reported and no cause yet determined.
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Standard
Forsyth
Discrimination claims in US German lumber trade
The state department renews representations to Germany over alleged discrimination by German railroads against American lumber. Ambassador Tower is told to demand equal treatment of imports and to reject a distinction between standard lumber and European hardwoods used to justify higher rates for exporters.
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Washington
America
Germany
State Department
Ambassador Tower
United States
Mudd Pleads Guilty to Manslaughter Charge
Fort Benton August 1 Jay Robert Mudd pleaded manslaughter in an incident at the Hale Way house near Fort Assinni homne on April 2. The two men were colored soldiers. Mudd asked to plead guilty and the request was granted by Judge Tattan on the county attorney’s recommendation. Judge Pemberton appeared for Mudd. Court work likely to finish this week.
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Fort Benton
Ass Jay
Robert Mudd
Mudd
Just Piper
Havre
Richart Te Hardaway
Hale Way House
Fort Assinni
Homne
Tattan
Pemberton
District Court
White man would have died under brick blow incident
In Miles City on August 15 Jim Perrington a Black brickyard boss was struck on the head with a brick By George Walker also Black The hit could have killed a white man Walker fled Perrington had refused to pay Walker after firing him and had previously threatened with an iron pipe narrowly missing him
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Standard
Miles City
Jim Perrington
George ‘Walker
Walker
Perthington
Merchants to Close Stores During Fair Week
Special Dispatch reports Livingston merchants will close shops for the first day of the Park County fair and keep limited hours the following four days, with evenings ouvert. Indications point to humorous race entries and a Salt Lake visitor bringing several trotters and pacers.
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Standard
Livingston
Park County
Salt Lake
Captain Bingham Dead in Belfast Shipping Leader
Henry V. Hingham of the old Mensies & Bingham firm, a top coastal shipping figure from Belfast, Ireland, is dead at age 1. Special Dispatch reports the Aug 15 note. Carl C. Whet and Mary A. McLaurin of EM Hed at Elliston Tuesday.
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Henry V. Hingham
of Mensies & Bingham
Belfast
Ireland
Standars
Carl C. Whet
Mary A. McLaurin
Elliston
Dress Accessories and Notions Sale Listing
ISe high grade pearl buttons per dozen extra quality pure and white 12 to 14 hole all sizes. Gem dress shields summer weight light and cool. Louise corset laces pure linen no sizes shown. Buster Brown bags for children all colors. 1,000 yards No 2 and No 3 pure silk satin ribbon staple colors. 109 bolts soft liberty satin white 3 to 5 inches wide 25 cents yard. Nail files in leather case flexible steel oval shape.
Cyanide in Ginger Ale Linked to Portland Death
After testimony from physicians and relatives, a coroner's jury in Portland, Oregon, ruled Minnie Van Dran's death was caused by cyanide in ginger ale. The investigation continues with police pursuing leads, but no party has been charged or determined responsible.
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Portland
Ore
Dem
Minnie Fh. van Dran
Orson
United States Bank to Enter Voluntary Liquidation
In St Louis on August 15 the People's United States Bank voted to enter voluntary liquidation after a circuit judge denied an injunction blocking a postal fraud order. The directors acted on attorney advice as the case proceeds.
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St. Louis
United States Circuit
Jude Vandeventer
People’s United States Bank
Advics
Francis of Big Show visits Portland fair
President D R Francis of the Louisiana Purchase exposition and Mrs Francis arrived in Portland Oregon to visit the Lewis and Clark exposition. Goode the Lewis and Clark president arranged entertainments for their visit while in port. Also mentions a separate Kansas City incident and a brief note about a man found dead near Bethany hospital.
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Francis OF
Big Show
Portland
Ore
D. R. Francis
Frants
Goode
Booze and Bullets End in Fatal Westfall Quarrel
In Vale Oregon on August 15 Frank Cammon aged 43 was shot dead during a drunken quarrel at Westfall amid broad gunfire. Several others were wounded but none serious. Marshal Cary, attempting to restore order, was shot at by Cammon and fired back killing Cammon.
Reductions in Rank Case Moves Through Court
A historic court record details a reduction in rank for several individuals including Llama and Mary, with proceedings mentioning an American linked to the case. The document notes a capital punishment plan tied to an August 31 deadline in Edmonton for a King convicted of a wur English prospector named Lessee Slave. The fragment references a Worlfian context and a Dar region, but the full identities and exact charges remain unclear from the text.
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Llama
Mary
Mum
Aoe Maries Wing
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