Subscription Rates for The Anaconda Standard
The notice lists daily and Sunday rates, prepaid options, and annual pricing. It notes multiple Montana distribution points and advertising contact details, with office and branch locations including Butte and New York. It enumerates newsstand locations in several cities and agencies for distribution and sales.
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New Innance
Guntny ‘Standard
Sininomees Standard
Block
Ana
Business oMee
Bell Phone
Independent Phone
Roosevelt to Campaign Across West in First Tour
An itinerary released Saturday shows Colonel Roosevelt opening with a September 7 stop in Montana during the state bull moose convention at Helena. He will speak at Billings Livingston Bozeman Logan and Missoula while en route to Spokane, with plans for ongoing appearances through the western states.
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Montana
Roosevelt
New England
St. Louis
St. Paul
North Dakota
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Utah
Nevada
California
Arizona
New Mexico
Colorado
Helena
Billings
Livingston
Bozeman
Logan
Missoula
Spokane
Butte
Woodrow Wilson
Taft
Far West
Roosevelt Campaign Speech Attacks Wall Street Ties
In Boston Roosevelt explains why wealthy George W. Perkins and Pittsburgh politician William F. Flinn support him. He contrasts Perkins and Flinn with past critics and highlights the issue of Wall Street ties in Democratic and Progressive campaigns.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Roosevelt
George W. Perkins
New York
William F. Flinn
Pittsburg
Ferkins
Mr. Flinn
Haskell
Oklahoma
Democratic Nations Committee
Wall Street
Hearst
Haskel
White House
Bryan
River and steel magnates in Roosevelt support pace
The text notes Wall Street figures and Morgan linked magnates pushing Roosevelt, with claims reform only when backing his campaign and large expenditures deemed legitimate only under Roosevelt. It contrasts this with forest fire season in the Northwest, weather and fire control, and praises county road improvements in Silver Bow and Deer Lodge counties, plus plans to extend roads toward Divide.
Hearst Rumor of Flop to Help Third Party Camp
Rumors from Atlanta suggest William Randolph Hearst may switch papers to support a third term party, courting a bold political stunt. The Georgian’s attitude fuels speculation about Hearst joining exponents of flop politics, though observers doubt he will risk a lesser role. The colonel resists associates in the background and Hearst favors prominence, making a happy union with T. R. unlikely.
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William Randolph Hearst
Atlanta
Mr. Hearst
New York
Hearst
T. R
Gambling schemes spread through New York politics and sports
The piece notes New York bettors expanding beyond Wall Street bets into politics and boxing, using a three cornered fight as a cover for book making. It warns that speculators aim to link sports, gambling, and national games, seeking to profit as legislation blocks betting on tracks.
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New York
Wall Street
Empire State
Public confidence in sport fades when betting taints games
The excerpt argues that betting taints public amusement and diminishes interest, warning that once trust declines, reformers push to restrict or regulate contests. It cites Kentucky racing commissions and New York boxing commissions as models for supervised oversight.
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Racing Commission
Kentucky
Boxing Commission
New York
Proves Girl May Travel Alone and Not Molested
St Louis reports Miss Eunice James four years old daughter of a Manila banker traveled from San Francisco toward New York to prove a woman may journey without being bothered by men. She says on the trip she was not annoyed and plans to reach Manila via New York and Europe with her father. New Orleans notes Louis P. Bryant, port surveyor, removed by President Taft after resignations and a Treasury move, with Curtis stating his removal.
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Special train to Bozeman for Helena carnival run
The Helena Commercial Club arranges a special train to Bozeman for the Sweet Pea Carnival. It departs Helena at 7:90 AM on August 28 and returns from Bozeman at 9:20 PM the same day.
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Bozeman's
Helena
Kings Watchmen Guard Monarchs In Night Patrols
A New York Press report describes royal guards surrounding King George and King Alfonso. Night watchmen in royal palaces wear soft slippers and keep to patrols, while a dedicated guard outside the bedchamber holds keys until daybreak. The pope is watched through a spy-hole to ensure constant observation.
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Dors
Alfonso
Spain
Sol- ‘Ira
S Secret
Police
Body of Cossacks
Gold dollar man captured by Mrs Weidenbach at gardens
The Anaconda Standard’s ten dollar gold piece story ends with Mrs Henry Weidenbach of Butte recognizing the false gold dollar man at Columbia Gardens after a delayed train and heavy rain. Her daughter Ruth watched as the crowd questioned passers by while Paul Smith kept his disguise until she identified him. The woman claimed the prize and telephoned her husband, who was at work, to share the win.
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Henry Weidenbach Lewisohn Streat
Sunday Standard
Gardens
Paul Smith
Anaconda
Henry Weidenbach
Ruth
Weidenbach
Henry Weldenbach
Hennessy
Ndt
Butte
Peasure
Ana
Ineer
Gopher Tales Across Regions and Curious Local Views
A mosaic of regional notions defines gophers in folklore and science, from Illinois prairies to Florida swamps. The piece contrasts varying beliefs from gray squirrels to snakes and turtles, noting the Florida gopher’s burrow life and local trapping lore.
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