Anaconda Standard Publisher Directory and News Stand List
The Anaconda Standard lists publication details including publishing company, offices, and distribution points. It enumerates telephones, street addresses, and newsstand locations in cities like New York Chicago Denver Seattle and more, plus instructions for general correspondence to the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda, Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Hotaling
Broad Way
Thirty-eighth Street
Chicago
Auditorium Annex
P. © News Co
Dear Street
Empire News
Jackson and Dearborn
Kansans City
Yuma News Co
Minneapolis
Kavanaugh's
South Third Street
San Francisco
van Ness Avenue
Pacific Avenue
Seattle
International News Co
Portland
Oregon News Co
Bixth
Ndard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Mont
Butte Race Meeting Ends After Successful Forty Days
The Butte race meeting, extended to forty days, concluded with strong public interest and solid weather. Promoters note improved management and earnings, despite lingering concerns about race fixing. The event’s success suggests regular summer festums may continue in Butte.
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Butte
David Harum
The Hague conference viewed as limited peace hope
Western papers from Montana note the Hague conference will likely do little beyond minor war code changes. Most work rests with a few committees and major decisions await their recommendations. Proposals may extend Geneva Red Cross rules to the navy and authorize camps, but progress remains uncertain.
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Montana
Congress
Conference Aims at War Methods Not Armaments Reduction
The report notes that the conference will study limits on bombardment and debt collection by bombardment and other war management topics yet shows no move toward armament reduction. It suggests powers intend only informal commitments to general war improvements, not a path to lasting peace.
Speaker Cannon’s Wholesome Philosophy Amid Tariff Talk
The piece quotes Mr. Speaker Joe Cannon praising national well being and urging optimism as market troubles rise. It notes the intended political significance beyond homely philosophy and links his words to Republican leaders and tariff revision rhetoric, mentioning Senators Allison and Aldrich repudiating tariff-change talk.
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Mr. Speaker
Joe Cannon
Cannon
Allison
Aldrich
Bozeman Hosts Sweet Pea Carnival This Week
Bozeman prepares for a premier summer outing the sweet peacock carnival with Montana Elks aiding to ensure a brilliant event. Following last year's floral festival success, preparations aim for improved details and broad hospitality for Bozeman and visiting Montanans, including guests from Butte and other communities.
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Montana
Bozeman
Butte
Montana Elks
Mexico plans centennial celebrations with vast public works
MENICO'S CENTENNIAL Mexico plans to inaugurate patriotic observances on Sept 10 1910 across over 900 cities and towns. Estimated average cost is 100000 per locality, with larger cities possibly spending millions. If averages hold the total could approach 100 million dollars, showcasing Mexico's progress as publicity.
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Mexico
National
Diaz
Republic
Prohibition in Kansas Gains Praise From Governor Hoch
Governor Hoch writes to a New York paper praising Kansas temperance progress. He claims the state is exceptionally moral and prosperous, free from joints, pauperism, and poverty, and notes Kansas City Kansas as the largest U.S. city without a saloon while Topeka is also highlighted.
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Hoch
New York
Kansas
Kansas City
Kan
United States
Topeka
Sons of Hermann Visit Anaconda for Montana Meet
Anaconda will host visiting Montana representatives of the Sons of Hermann this Thursday through the weekend. The German American fraternal group is said to be flourishing in Montana with many prominent members, and local members have prepared to welcome their German brothers for the annual lodge sessions.
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Anaconda
Montana
Order of the Sons of Hermann
United States
Hermann
Owsley Block
Butte
Butte Business College
Rice & Fulton
Yale Graduates Occupations Study Shows Shifts
A Yale professor reports fewer graduates entering the ministry and more turning to law, with finance next in line. Other notes cover Dr Shedd as Westminster Denver dean, missionary printers abroad, and global religious trends including missions, churches, and colonial clerical moves.
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Yale
John C. Shedd
University of Wisconsin
Colorado College
Colorado Springs
Westminster
Denver
Blé Picnic pageant reports varied races and prizes
The article lists numerous events from a Blé Picnic including foot races for different age groups and weights, a three legged race won by Chester Hughes and Jan Healy, the heaviest man award to George Carter at 314 pounds, baby prizes won by the Mulligans and Con O’N’s infant, a grease pole climb won by Earl Conley, and a baseball game where the MIN and smeltermen led early with Morris excelling on defense.
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Frank MacEachran
P. S. Lovejoy
Linzie Myers
Bessie Conroy
Mike McHale
J. W. Sanford Carr
C. J. Russell
I. J. Sanderson
Ruifus Davidson
Matt Regan
Chester Hughes
Jan<s Healy
Emmons
Gorge Carter
N. Po Jewsll
Con O'N
Thomas Mulligan, Jr
Earl Conley
Tierney
Holten
Feerster
Coleman
Butte
Graceful Waltzers Crowned At Washoe Park Pavilion
Mrs Lee wife of Edward Lee an engineer on the B A P rail road was adjudged the most graceful Waltzer on the pavilion floor at Washoe park last night and awarded the prize William McAndrews a Washoe smelter blast furnace worker took the gentlemen prize Miss Edna Foard won the most popular young lady prize by several hundred votes.
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Lee
Edward Lee
Washoe Park
William McAndrews
Washoe
Edna Foard
Recovering from illness faces murder charge in Alaska
Christian Merincovitche, a miner recovering from spinal meningitis and insanity, is in custody for transport to Alaska to stand trial in Juneau for a killing in Ketchikan. A year ago in a saloon brawl he shot a rival during a dispute over a woman, was imprisoned in Juneau, and fell ill with meningitis. He recovered, but the case moves forward.
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Spokane Chronicle
Christian Merincovitche
United States
Tacoma
Alaska
Merincovitche
Juneau
Ketchikan
Sanatorium Treatment Saves Government Case
The subject, once deemed hopelessly insane, was placed in a private Tacoma sanitarium under a court order. After successful treatment, he was recently returned to United States officials for further proceedings.
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Tacoma
United States
Game Warden Scott Returns From National Meeting
Special correspondence from Helena reports Game Warden Scott returning from the fourth annual meeting of the National Game and Fish Wardens association at Mammoth Hot Springs. Delegates from Maine Michigan Massachusetts Minnesota Colorado Idaho California Wyo ming ton North Carolina Tennessee and Montana attended along with national government representatives. Scott was elected president with L B Carleton of Maine first vice president and J Field of Massachusetts second vice president. H Vogelsing was named secretary and William Avery of Minnesota treasurer. The board of directors includes the president and secretary along with A Stevens of Idaho and B Farr of Colorado. The directors will name the next place of the meeting.
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Helena
Scott
National Game and Fish Wardens’ Association
Mammoth Hot Springs
Maine
Michigan
Massachusetts
Minnesota
Colorado
Idaho
California
Wyyomin
North Carolina
Tennessee
Montana
L. BE. Carleton
Meager Advices Reaching Los Angeles During Strike
Associated Press reports delayed dispatches from Aug 17 indicate limited conditions in the Southwest amid a general strike. Traffic disruptions were noted in some areas while Phoenix and Ashfork Arizona show widespread operator walkouts, leaving Postal and Western Union services strained. Some cities like San Diego report minimal staffing with only one operator, while others offer no updates.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
California
Arizona
Phoenix
Ariz
Western Union
Ashfork
East
Lewis
San Diego
Cal
Escaped convict caught after hiding in saloon room
Whitefish Aug 14 Harry Mallon an escaped convict was captured by Marshal Mullin in a saloon room where confederates sheltered him. He offered no resistance and was taken to Kalispell for return to the Idaho Roive penitentiary to serve a two year burglary sentence. His capture followed a tip linking him to a bungalow wife and a photo heap and webfoot. Mullin offered a $4 reward.
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Great Falls
Whitefish
Harry Mallon
Marshal B
Mallin
Mallon
Marshal Mullin
Kalispell
Roive
Idaho
Matlon
Hin
Ogtcer Mullin Wall
Once Wealthy Cashier Ends Life After Strife
William Brouse once cashier of a bank valued at about 100000 hanged himself behind 241 West Second Street in the early hours. He climbed a stepladder tied a noose and kicked away the ladder. Losing money to false friends, he quit work, turned to drugs, and became a wreck at age 40.
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Ty Associated Press
Los Angeles
William Brouse
West Second Street
Iron Worker Killed In Six Story Fall
Los Angeles August 17 Delayed in transmission Joe Nelson an iron worker met a horrible death on the Young Men’s Christian Association building this morning A heavy girder swung free as he tried to bolt it to place He lost his balance grasped the girder end attempted to up end and slipped through the chain and fell six stories to the basement He was crushed beyond recognition.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Joe Nelson
Young Men's Christian Association
Nelson
Funeral of Miss Hughes Held in Bozeman
Special Correspondence from Bozeman reports Miss Minnie Hughes died in Council Idaho of typhoid fever last Wednesday. Her body was brought to Bozeman for burial and the Christian church funeral was held at 3 pm conducted by Rev J H Everett. She lived in Bozeman until two years ago, had many friends, and was accompanied by her brother Owen Hughes and sister Mrs Emmett Wynne from Idaho. The mother could not attend due to feeble health. The father, from Big Timber, came to the funeral.
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Standard
Bozeman
Minnie Hughes
Council
Idaho
Christian Church
J. H. Everett
Baptist Church
Miss Hughes
Owen Hughes
Emmett Wynne
John
Big Timber
County Printing Case Subject Of An Opinion
Helena August 17 Attorney General Gaten rules the county clerk must provide a copy of commissioners proceedings to the paper contracted for county printing. He says two board members can call a special meeting by signing an order, and the clerk must give five days notice to the non signing member.
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Helena
J. L. Slattery
Valley County
Gaten
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Standard Publishing Company Publishers and Proprietors
Sunday Standard
Orricals Butte
Gqetla
Higg'ns Avenue
Morton
Mannacer
Brunswick Building
Fifth Avenue
Washington Street
Philosophy Plus Politics
Menico
the Sons OF
Herwany
U. S. Grant
Edith Root
West Point
War College
Washington
Boston
William T. Sherman
Foreign Missions
Hoskins
Beirut
Syria
American Bible Society
Louis Ives
England
Newcastle
New South Wales
Partridge
Kioto
Japan
Richard Robins
Benjamin Franklin
Milk Street
China
John E. Robinson
Board of Foreign Missions
Bombay
Calcutta
Madras
Korea
Philippines
Burmah
Siam
India
Thibet
Persia
Turkey
Egypt
Paris
Ethel Roosevelt
Lucknow
Britain
International Council of Religious Liberals
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Primitive Methodists of England
MIN
Morris
Desjardine
Hweu
S. LG
Sane
Malvey
Walker
Hogan
Logan
Hughes
Ilinnegan
Ween
Willeys
Ie Baxter
Atwood
O'Neil
Ousene Lynch
Keppler
Holmes
Verheim
Kerstaler
Kruger
Wiheys Peesse
Baxter
Lynch
Mill
Desjardines
Pi Phicey
Yellowstone Park
Crosse & Blackwell
Cailler’s
Hennessy
Home Baking CO
DR. Dodd
Itein Jeweler
North Main Street
Dr.mcstay
Symons
the Fair Drug and Assay Supply Co
St. Aloysius Institute
Helena, Mont
Bishop Carroll
Joseph M. Venus
St. Mary’s Academy
Deer Lodge
Sisters of Charity of Leavenworth
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