Subscription Rates and office contacts for The Anaconda Standard
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates Daily and Sunday 1.00 per month, Weekly and Sunday 10.00 per year, and Sunday Standard 80. The notice provides a detailed network of office addresses and newsstand partners across major cities, plus contact points for advertising and editorial offices, with the Butte and Anaconda branches emphasized. It directs all general business correspondence to Standard Publishing Company, Anaconda, Montana.
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Amar Conda
Bneiness Ofice
PHONG
Seeceererses
Ph Balievial Reame- Bell
von WE
Montane
New York City
Hotating
Park Row
Broadway
L. Jones & Co
Astor House
Philadelphia
Hotaling
Cincinnati
Fountain News Co
Pifth
Walnut Streets
Netra
Metrapotitan News Co
Wheadward
Michigan
Indianapolis
Yuma
News Co
Chicago
St. Perl
W. St
Child's Nine Agency
Denver
Hansen's
Seventeenth Street
Western News Agency
Salt Lake City
Rosenfield & Hansen's
McGillis & Ledvise
Ogden
Lowe Bros
Bpokane
I. W- Fritzsch
Spakeoe
John W. Graham & Co
Sprague Avenue
Tacoma
Tregs News Co
Beattin
Lynchingdenunciations cross country over Coatesville incident
Newspapers condemn the Coatesville Pennsylvania lynching while demanding exemplary punishment for the mob. The piece notes northern scrutiny of race hate and recalls Thaddeus Stevens in the context of post emancipation rights and race equality. It mentions Ohio and Minnesota laws on sheriff and jailer responsibility when mobs take prisoners.
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Coaleevile
Pennsylvania
Springfield
Wacolii
Coatesville
Philadelphia
Deer Lodge
Butte
Congress
Thad Steven
Ofvlcmar
Ohio
Minols
Jinder Shah
Fara and Maricet New Figures From Census Bureau
Census data show a sharp farm count drop in the East during the decade with 2,012,000 acres removed for urban uses. In four states farm totals fell by about 24,000, while rural patterns in Pennsylvania and Iowa reflect shifts in land use and expenditures.
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Census Bureau
Unie Divielun
Clilen
Iowa
Tn Pensylvania
Montana fete and Texas politics mix in year’s notes
The report surveys Bozeman festival plans praising Montana valleys and a street carnival. It also covers Texas prohibition politics, Senator Bailey’s warnings, and the looming senatorial contest amid a national shift on liquor laws.
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Washington
Texas
Terns Mey
Bailey
United States
Senate
Raley
Nize
Dube
Montana
Mr. Bailey
British-Navy Dinner Remarks Spark Court Martial
Fortunely charged officer Lieut. Commander Leland E. James of the USS Weet Virginia faced a general court martial at Puget Sound navy yard on August 26. He allegedly drank while on duty and, with companions, made remarks at a dinner with British officers in Vancouver that impaired friendly international relations. The proceedings are secret.
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Standard
Bremerton
Wash
Fortunnally
Leland £. James
United States
Puget Sound Navy Yard
Cambiander James
Vaucouver
BCL
The English coat in Philadelphia shop debate
An Eastern manufacturer recounts a Philadelphia store scene where a wife asks a clerk for a man’s suit to fit her husband, the clerk offers a typical American suit, and the husband later tries the new suit, prompting discussion on the English cut and its market appeal. The anecdote highlights retailers’ attempts to introduce the English cut and manufacturers’ hesitations about deep adoption.
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Philadelphia
Hmsband
Maliam
John
Mar
English suit fashion debate over shoulder padding and fit
A fashion discussion contrasts English tailoring with American styles. Critics note English suits emphasize natural shoulders and minimal padding, while American coats favor heavier padding and chest fullness. Designers doubt the trend will last beyond one season due to constant pressing.
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Bill
Neemia
Goma
Store and Warehouse at Kila Destroyed by Fire
Kalispell Aug 21 The Cunningham store at Hita and its stock were destroyed by fire early this morning. The warehouse and dwelling of I N Haines, store proprietor, were badly damaged. Fire of unknown origin spread rapidly and destroyed the frame buildings. Total loss valued in the thousands, partially insured. Rila is 19 miles west of Kalispell.
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Seeecal
Standard
Kalispell
Cunningham
Hita
I. N. Hrines
Haines
Rila
Prominent East Coast figure jailed for elopement
In Seattle Aug 21 Harry P Little and Mrs Emily Beavers were sentenced to Ave months each after evidence showed Little abducted his wife in West Grove years ago and fled from Philadelphia to Seattle with Emily Beavers. Little, once West Grove borough president and school board member, had lived in Seattle under the name Reavers and was identified by his wife recently.
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Seattle
Harry P
Little
Emily Beavers
Jay
West Grove
Tan Ihres
Philadelphia
Reavers
Tiittle
Senatorial courtesy and press clips discussed in Minnesota
A Lie office of Representative Lindbergh in Minnesota and a caller discuss a subscription to a clipping bureau. The editor notes that two clippings from different papers showed how he voted and that he would not subscribe. Senator Root is praised for a courteous rebuke to Senator Martino who pressed questions, sparking a vigorous reply.
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Lindbergh
Slinnesota
Neardhia
Newe
United States
Sentor Root
Senttor Martine
New Jersay
Annator Martino
Walt
Unbalanced Man Cuts Off Water in Idaho Action
Idaho city braces as water supply halted after a clash with Pocatello Water Company workers. Deputy Sheriff Jim Francis was attacked while serving injunction papers to Superintendent Winter. A mob fired on the prisoner’s car. six company employees and Winter were arrested. Court injunction limits further shutoffs. posses and armed citizens watched at the reservoir.
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Tocalella
Idaho
Pocatello Water Company
Jim Francis
Counly
Budge
Bear Lake
Priday
Prant
Hiura
Winter
Pacatella
James A. Murray, Bulle
Grorge Witter
Aydre
Fred
Rcchauffeur
Almantlet
Desault
Chaudeur
B. W. Puckett
Colorado Men Seize and Hold 40,000 Sheep in Wyoming Clash
Sheepmen in Carbon county Wyoming claim Colorado authorities seized 40,000 Wyoming sheep amid a raid by Routt county Colorado. The action sparks an armed stand as owners vow to resist and seek redress, with longstanding cross-border tensions over grazing rights and payment. An ensuing dispute hints at broader regional livestock conflicts and shared resource pressures.
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Rawins
Carbon County
Wyoming
Troutt County
Colorado
Wyomlas
Wis
Bellboy on Trial for First Degree Murder in New York
A special jury panel appeared in the New York General Sessions for the trial of Paul Galdel, the bellboy charged with the murder of William H. Jackson, an aged broker. The defense asserts an adequate plan despite a stated confession, jurors were questioned, and a guilty plea to second degree murder was offered but rejected.
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New York
Aus
Turok
Sury
Paul Galdel
Bell Boy
Wiliam H. Jackson
Jintel Irnatiain
Poliee
Gridel
Prominent figures accused in Indian timber land dispute
Washington Aus. U Joseph R Farr former general supervisor with the Indian service and recent spouse of Commissioner Amina Roaburt Valentine faces charges of misconduct in office. Farr accuses Valentine and T. F. Hauke second assistant commissioner of Indian affairs of conspiracy to secure perpetual control over lands at Lac du Flambeau reservation Wisconsin.
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Washington
Aus
Joseph R. Farr
General Supervnson Bank of
Teen Tin Kin
Indl Pervice
Remarkable Warrick County Farmwoman Becomes Local Example
Aunt Martha Spradhey, a 3 year old farmworker myth teased in Warrick County Indiana, is praised as a standout farmer who works hard on her land. The feature extols her stamina, corn and tobacco crops, potato garden, and long days from dawn till night, noting her proud independence and readiness to labor for a sustenance-filled winter.
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Fronche
Indianapolis News
Martha Spradhey
Warrick County
India
Sais
Tobuerd
Heros
Neadow
Patel
Bradley Haw
Longtime Warrick County Woman Remembered for Coal Haulage
An aged resident of Warrick County, Mrs Spradley, known for hauling coal for 12 years to coal housed schools within a 16 mile radius, lived in a cabin then a log house, married to James Spradley, widow since 1898, has a daughter and several siblings. Her children include Manan Bendine, 78, of Solwha, and Beth Bray, 61, of Onktundg City.
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Spradley
Plann
Ami Haanleuye
Warrick County
Sis
James Spradhey
Alatera
Iter Eleinet Ara Manan Bendine
Ego 78
Solwha
Ma Mee Beth Bray
Ago Si
Onktundg Chy
Rebuilding Costs and Materials for City Buildings in 1910
A city engineer’s note analyzes building values and repairs for 1910, detailing higher costs for strong frame structures in 1910 versus 1909, and noting totals of 127 buildings repaired with 44,280 pounds valued repairs. It contrasts metal and other materials, and references public works and fiscal figures through 1910.
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Yale of
Maniia
Conialia
Anna Fe
Elise
Ifill
MLO
M. Gaing
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