Anaconda Standard Newspaper Directory and Office Contacts
The Anaconda Standard lists publishing details, subscription rates, and office locations. It enumerates general offices in Anaconda and branch offices in New York Chicago Kansas City Minneapolis San Francisco Los Angeles Pasadena Denver Salt Lake City Ogden Spokane Seattle Portland with various news stands and vendors. All correspondence should be sent to Anaconda Mon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford
New York City
Hotenling
Chicago
Auditorium Annex
P. C
Newe Co
Dearborn
Chicaco
Empire
Jackson and
Kansas City
Yuma News Co
Ninth
Minneapolis
Kavanaugh
South Third Street
San Francisco
van Nees Avenue
St Francis
Los Angeles
South Olive
Pasadena
Hornung’s
News Depot
Denver
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake City
Moon's Bank
Rosenfeld & Han Gon's
Church Street
Ogden
Kind's
Pacific Avenue
Seattle
International News Co
Portland
Oregon News Co
Sixth Street
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Mont
Philadelphia
Detroit
Pittsburgs
New Yorks
Standard Office
Commercial Day Brings Butte Merchants Clerks Together
Butte declares Commercial day with banks and stores closing. Merchants and clerks unite for a city picnic at Columbia Gardens featuring ball games and a tug of war. Also discussed is selling the old dump south of the city to Milwaukee road to create an attractive city entrance and fund an incinerator plant.
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Butte
Columbia Gardens
Merchants’ Association
Clerks’ Union
Calum
Milwaukee Road
Milwaukee
Montana
Milwaukee Railroad
Spokane
Salt Lake
Montina
American Interests in Korea a History of Missionary Ties
An American missionary to Korea writes to the New York Evening Post lamenting closed doors to commerce and Christian civilization. The piece traces Korea’s favored-nation status since 1883, Admiral Rogers, the General Sherman incident, Chemulpo treaty, and later deepening ties as Dr. Horatio Allen and other Americans aided royal schools and medical care, shaping Korea’s early modernization and missionary reach.
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Korea
New York Evening Post
Hermit Kingdom
Admiral Rogers
General Sherman
Pingyang
Chemulpo
Seoul
Horatio Allen
Prince Min
Allen
Underwood
Montana Telegraphed Shutdown Reflects Quiet World News
The Montana telegraph strike has muted news flow with little of national or international importance reported. Exchanges show no disasters or wars, stock declines confined to the Street and banks remain sound, while Eddy trial advances slowly and a large fire at Old Orchard is noted.
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Montana
Standard Office
Old Orchard
Missionaries and trade shape Korea during volatile era
The text recalls the queen's murder time when the king and crown prince were nearly prisoners in the palace. Missionaries guarded the royal couple by night, yet their help preceded broader moves. It notes American involvement in Korea's mining, timber, railways, bridges, and urban infrastructure, with mixed feelings about Western influence.
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Korea
Leigh Hunt
Chemulpo
Seoul
Odds and Ends from a Witty Opinion Page
A collage of pithy quips and social temas touches on liquor altitude humor White Sox Chicago population Hyde Park leaders and Rockefellers. Mentions Oyster Bay Taft Jamestown Exposition St Louis river water and Indianapolis police rubber heels with a playful jab at Chicago a city tone and era. The fragment highlights topical figures places and issues in a satirical swing.
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White Sox
Corny Shea
New York
Chicago
Nick Hunt
Hyde Park
Yim Will Railroad
Lilly
Oyster Bay
Standard Oil
Tom Lawson
Frank Rockefeller
John D
Morocco
White’ Sox
Roosevelt
Rockefeller
America
St. Louis
Taft
Indianapolis
Chicago Telephone Company
Dunne
O'Connell
Diverse World Notes from a Busy News Cycle
Secretary Straus endures long hours at a commerce and labor desk and walks when possible. In Syracuse a church plans soda fountains in pews to boost attendance. Marie Corelli restored Stratford house for Harvard tercentenary insights. Amalie Muntermann celebrated sixtieth birthday in Vienna with Wagner letters praising her acting. Prince Victor of India plans to study at Cornell and join its football team. Havana church claims post American architecture style. A French student reports a new cheap radioactive bromide radium compound discovery.
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Straus
Department of Commerce and Labor
Joseph A. Serena
Central Church of Christ Disciples
Syracuse
N. Y
Marie Corelli
Harvard
Stratford-on-Avon
Miss Corell
John Harvard
Southwark
Vienna
Freie Presse
Wagner
Brunhilde
Kundry
Elizabeth
Victor Marayah
India
Cornell College of Agriculture
Cornell
J. M. Green
Presbyterian Church
Havana
Andre Lan
Americans Aim to Buy Franklin Home in Paris Museum
The 26 Rue Penthievre residence, built for Benjamin Franklin from his plans, bears a medallion portrait and his name. Americ an collectors seek to acquire the house to convert it into a museum. The structure spans nearly 90 feet and sits amid interest in Franklin's legacy.
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Cein
Rochefort
Benjamin Franklin
Paris
Rue Penthievre
Franklin
Leopold Auer
London
Czarina
St. Petersburg
Roland P. Falkner
Education
Porto Rico
New York
Civic Federation
Ouxter
University of Ilinois
Humorous Snippets From Pulp Humor Panels
A collage of jokes and quips from periodicals. Lines lampoon relationships, reporters, reporters ambitions, and social scenery. The snippets feature mischief, wit, and social observations from Life, Chican Record Her ald, Lustige Blaetter, Philadelphia Ledger, Punch, Judge, Philadelphia Press, and Tattler reflecting a light, ironic mood of the era.
May Fever Haunts Nashville Reader’s Enduring Sneeze
A compact verse from the Nashville American notes lay fever’s nuisance. August ragweed triggers sneezes and distress, while frost hints at changing weather. The piece questions health and wealth in a wry, period voice, ending with the line that May fever is indeed present.
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Nashville
The Dangerous Value of a Smile
A terse reflection on how a smile can wield influence beyond words, charming men and women alike. It suggests the smile can soften tempers, earn favors, and extend influence beyond direct orders or etiquette. A cautionary note on social power and manipulation through charm.
Public Inscription and Dome Ideas Stir Helena
Editor voices support for Secretary Wilson to inscribe the Washington agricultural building in English rather than Latin praising American modernity. Montana notes fire killed timber studies by Weverhauser, timber value years after fires, and urges a gilded Capitol dome as a beacon to visitors and travelers. The piece blends national pride with forest science and civic improvement.
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Billings Gazette
Wilson
Agricultural Department
Washington
New World
America
United States
Kalispell Pee
Northwest
Weverhauser Syndicate
Wieverhausers
Montana
Rockies
Cascades
boom of new buildings in Harlowton expands town center
In Musselshell News a wave of construction sweeps Harlowton with plans for a large two story State Bank of Harlowton building at Fisher and Kirby corner. Other projects include two story houses on the hill, an implement warehouse 40 by 100 feet, a modern stone store 50 by 139 feet, Urner Mercantile store plans, a Livingston chemist saloon, and an up to date saloon on Main Street. Improvements to ease depot to town travel include a 714 foot sidewalk and grading to haul loads up Main Street toward the depot.
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Musselshell News
State Bank of Harlowton
Fisher & Kirby
Main Street
Thomas Hanzlik
Marshall
Urner Mercantile Company
Urner
T. H. Martin
Livingston
Henry Weber
Harlowton
Lewistown Eyes Wheat Elevator to Meet Growing Demand
The Lewistown Argus reports strong support for a grain elevator to serve a rising wheat market. With a present mill inadequate storage, multiple elevators will be needed to handle a potential million bushels from the tributary benches as wheat production expands and prices improve.
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Lewistown
Havre Plaindealer Reports New Municipal Hall Ceremony
Havre residents witnessed the cornerstone laying for the city’s new municipal hall on Wednesday evening August 14 at 7 o’clock. Despite threatening winds and light rain earlier, skies cleared to reveal a splendid display as citizens and visitors gathered for the impressive event.
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Havre
A Visitor and Well-Wisher Praises Helena
A Helena Independent snippet quotes a visitor calling Helena the most rapidly advancing city in Montana and praising the capitol building as beautiful and perfect though urging gilding its home. The remark reflects local pride and a suggestion for embellishment.
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Helena
Montana
Capitol
Steamboat O K Arrives To Welcome Fort Benton Crowd
The steam boat O K in charge of Capt. George H. Stevens arrived from lower Missouri river points just before 6 AM Saturday. A crowd on the levee welcomed the vessel and visitors toured it during the day. The trip up the Missouri faced high winds causing 82 hours of delays. The O K, 120 by 20 feet with 40 horsepower engines, was built for excursions and now aims to run regular trips serving river towns lacking rail service and aiding coal and freight transport.
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Fort Benton
George H. Stevens
Missouri River
Stevens
Missouri
O. K
Dubuque Town
Yellowstone River
Yellowstone
Glendive-Buford
Williston
North Dakota
Chicago capitalists visit Kearsarge mine in Summit
A party from Chicago including M. Woodbridge vice president Unity Mining J. W. Spangler Illinois Central luggage manager A F Beese Burrell Tyrell dealer and others arrived Friday to inspect the Kearsarge mine. They praised its showing and planned extensive future operation once fuel supplies are secured. They traveled to Whitehall Sunday for the Burlington line to Butte and then returned to Chicago.
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Virginia City Times
Chicago
M. Woodbridge
Unity Mining Company
Summerfield Ford
United States Engineers
Federal Building
J. W. Spangler
Ilinois Central Railway
A. F. Beese
East Forty-third Street
C. S. Howard
Burrell & Tyrell
Burrell & Tyrell, Wholesale Queensware
East Sixty-third Street
Summit
Kearsarge
Whitehall
Burlington
Butte
Windy City
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Standard Publishing Company, Publishers and Proprietors
Postofice
Sunday Standard
Standard Block
W. J. Morton
Foreign Advertisieing
Brunswick
Fifth Avenue
Washington Street
Lit
Chicans Record Herald
Lustige
Philadelphia Ledger
Henpeck
Fastnough
Jane
Queen Anne
Willie
Subbubs
Swamphurst
Philadelphia Press
Ishrul
The
Arlowton
Nwearsarge Mine
Kimball Hall
Wabash Ave
Conservatory
Music and Dramatic Art
John J
Kearney Military Academy
Kearney
Neb
Chicago Conservatory
Walton Perkins
Pres
Ili
Houston
Cannon Hill
Wash
Edgar PF. Strong
A. M
Main ST
DR. Dodd
Dr.mcstay
Phoenix
Symons
Fair Drug and Assay Supply Co
Surge
St. Aloysius Institute
Helena, Mont
Bishop Carroll
Joseph M. Venus
St. Mary’s Academy
Deer Lodge
Sisters of Charity of Leavenworth
Owsley Block
Butte Business College
Rice & Fulton
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