Subscription Rates for Daily and Sunday Anaconda Standard
The Anaconda Standard announces subscription rates including daily and Sunday packages with monthly and yearly options. Details show prices for daily and Sunday per month at 1.00 and yearly at 10.00 if paid in advance, plus a Sunday Standard yearly rate of 2.50. The publication offices are listed in Standard Block Anaconda and branches on East Broadway with Bell and Independent phone numbers.
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Standard Block
Anaconda
Standard Publishing Company addresses and news stand listings
An inventory of offices and news stand locations for the STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY serving multiple cities. It lists Morton as manager in New York with room 919 Brunswick Building, and offices in Chicago, Philadelphia, Detroit, Chicago again, Minneapolis, Kansas City, San Francisco, Los Angeles, San Diego, Denver, Salt Lake City, Ogden, Spokane, Tacoma, Seattle, and Portland. Also notes news stands in Montana and various city outlets. All correspondence should go to Anaconda Montana.
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Morton
New York
Brunswick Building
Fifth Avenue
Chicago
Hartford
Madison and
Dearborn Streets
Montana
Hotaling
Park Row
Broadway
Jonas
Astorhouse
Philadelphia
Quaker News Co
North Sixth
Detroit
Metropolitan News Co
Woodward
Michigan
Auditorium Annex
St. Paul
N. St. Marie
South Third
Kansas City
Yuma News Co
San Francisco
United News
Eddy Street
Los Angeles
Kemp's News
San Diego
R. M. Child's News
Denver
H P. Hansen's
Seventeenth
Western News Agency
Salt Lake City
Hansen's
McGillis & Ludwig's
Whitehouse Corner
Ogden
Lowe Bros
Twenty-fifth Street
Spokane
F. W. Fritzsch
North Howard
John W. Graham & Co
Sprague Avenues
Tacoma
Trego News Co
Seattle
Eckhart
First
Democrats Celebrate House Record In Special Session
Framed as campaign material Speaker Clark hailed the Democratic majority for a strong showing in the special session. He notes Republicans backed the veto defeat, while Taft's plan relies on Democratic support, and sees the session as both creditable and damaging to Republicans. The piece contrasts public tone from parties and press.
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House
Clark
Speaker
White House
Taft
Mann
Canada
Taft Strengthened Yet Party Troubles Grow
The text argues that tariff vetoes are credible and tariff revision may come later. It notes many citizens praise Taft for recalls to the judiciary, while his personal and official standing improves yet his party loses ground. A fair summary: the extra session ends with Taft strengthened, Democrats stronger, Republicans weakened.
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Taft
Mann
Republican Party
Cats whiskers spark health row and Munich tax plan
A Kansas health board proposes shaving cats over concerns of microbes in whiskers, sparking Washington Star quip about Kansas backtracking on whiskers. Munich authorities tax cats at five marks annually for sanitary aims, with Berlin debating similar moves.
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Kansas Board of Health
Washington Star
Kansas
Foreign News Service
Munich
Germany
Berlin
Bavaria
Taft Veto Record Falls Short of Historic Leaders
A survey notes President Taft has fewer than a dozen vetoes so far and is expected to total more in the last sixteen months, but will likely remain well below historic leaders. It contrasts Taft with Cleveland’s 343, Johnson’s 22, Lincoln’s 3, and Grant’s 46, while noting Adamses Jefferson Van Buren and others gave few or no vetoes. Until recently Taft’s vetoes have not drawn major public interest.
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Taft
McKinley
Roosevelt
Cleveland
Andrew Johnson
Congress
Lincoln
Grant
Brooklyn Eagle
Washington
Adamses
Jefferson
van Buren
Harrison, Taylor
Fillmore
Andrew Jackson
British Peer Seeks New Land As Scandals Erode Heredity
The Marquis of Queensberry, descendant of Robert Bruce, emigrates to America seeking a fortune by work and hopes his sons grow up with pluck and merit. Denied a Scottish peer seat, he leaves London to pursue a living, landing a sports writer job while vowing to raise his boys as good American citizens. The press may stay silent on his past adoption.
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Scotland
America
United States
Marquis of Queensberry
Robert Bruce
House of Lords
London
Cub
A curious parade of public figures and places in 1908 text
A string of media snippets links figures from Taft to Gomez and Lorimer with varied notes on aviation, royalty, politics, and society. The piece references Harry Atwood, Walter Wellman, Taft, Beverly, Anaconda, Arriaga, Bozeman, Dr. Wiley, Richmond, and Cuba, weaving a satirical panorama of contemporary figures and events.
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Harry Atwood
Walter Wellman
Youngsters Pinch Geese Mother Cleans Them
Mrs Brown faces a receiving stolen property charge after her boys allegedly stole geese from poultryman L M Lewis at 11 West Galena street and she was seen plucking feathers before cooking. Justice Foley will hear the case. Lee McAuley faces a concealed weapons complaint with W H Maloney as the complainant. trial before Justice Ornsby with John L Hardisty and L Coover of Melrose as witnesses.
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Brown
John V. Dwyer
John L. Hardisty
L Coover
Melrose
Wise Old Runaway Horse Knows When He Is Home
A gray Schatzlein company team horse bolted from tugs near West Broadway around noon. The lead horse headed east toward the Mantle Building where the firm operates. The trailing horse followed, then turned to avoid another team and halted just short of damage. No injuries occurred.
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Schatzlein Company
West Broadway
Hamilton Street
Mantle Building
Five W club closes lectures on Jesus teaching and industry
The Five W club's lecture series ends tonight with Dr. Atchley summarizing prior talks on Jesus teaching regarding the industrial system. Admission is free and the public is urged to attend at 8 05 in the First Baptist church lecture room.
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Five W
Jesus
Atchley
First Baptist Church
Masons Lay Corner Stone of Scottish Rite Cathedral
Santa Fe August 24 Grand Lodge of New Mexico Masons laid the corner stone of the Scottish Rite cathedral in this city. Grand Master Edward L Rodler of Albuquerque presided and ex Gov L Bradford Prince delivered the oration.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Grand Lodge of
New Mexico
Fire kills one and injures fourteen in Vancouver Chinese quarter
A blaze swept four buildings in Vancouver British Columbia early today killing one Chinese resident and injuring fourteen others. Property losses are estimated at twenty five thousand dollars.
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Vancouver
British Columbia
Sage inheritance tax eyed on Minnesota lands held in sale
St Paul August 24 Attorney General Simpson will seek Mrs Russel Sage to pay an inheritance tax on all Minnesota lands held under contracts of sale. It is believed the tax will total nearly 690000 dollars.
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St. Paul
Russel Sage
Simpson
Minnesota
Medical corps major on exam board at Fort Harrison
Maj. Ernest Ruffner of the U S A medical corps is detailed to Fort William Henry Harrison as a member of the examiners board meeting September 6 to pass upon advancement candidates. Dutch lunch Plisener and Haufbrau on draft at Windsor buffet.
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The
Standard
Washington
Ernest Ruffner
U. S. A. Medical Corps
Fort William Henry Harrison
Plisener and Haufbrau
Windsor
Witnesses Describe Beattie Wife's Murder Trial Actions
Testimony centers on Beattie’s reaction after the murder of Louise Beattie and the control of the crime scene. Witnesses recount the car ride, the body being brought to the Owen home, and Beattie’s emotional responses as detectives describe bloodstains, the weapon, and the highwayman story.
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Commonwealth
Beattie
Richmond
Thomas Owen
Owen
Alse
Mr. Owen
The
Herbert Mann
Louise Beattie
Wiley's Champions Rule Convention
Reinforcements bolster the Wiley faction at the Association of State and National Pure Foods Departments meeting in Duluth. Lucius P. Brown is elected president with H. E. Barnard as vice president. other officers and an executive committee are named. Seattle to host in 1912. A constitutional revision report proposes disenfranchising lower-level assistants and restricting voting to executives, while subordinates remain ex officio members without voting rights.
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Duluth
Minn
Wiley
Association of State and National Pure Foods Departments
Lucius P. Brown
Nashville
H. EF. Barnard
Indianapolis
Wilson
Agricultural Department
C. H. Billings
Alabama
Joel G. Winkler
Minnesota
W. M. Allen
North Carolina
James Faust
Pennsylvania
Edwin Debarr
Oklahoma
J. Crumbine
Kansas
Charles D. Woods
Maine
Seattle
Department of Agriculture
National Association
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Bell Phone
Independent Phone
Seessreesss
Bel Phone
Setire Ae Independent Phone
Cee
Eeeereereerse
Rutte
East Broadway
Bell
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mont
Beverly
Pullman
Arriaga
Portugal
Bozeman
Gomez
Abraham Lincoln
Cuba
Jefferson Davis
Lorimer
Great Falls
Sage
Major Ruffner
H. M. Smith Jr
Watson
Husband
Wren
Henry Clay Beattie Jr
Feattie
W. F. Mercer
Owen House
Beulah Binford
Paul Beattie
Binford
Beattice
Henry
Seattie
Louise
K. G. Leving
Heywood
Mount St. Charles College
Helena, Mont
College
S. J. Sullivan
D. D
Owsley Block
Butte
Mont
Ruelee College
Rice & Fulton, Sidaditttlad
Brunot Hall
Spokane Wash
Julia P. Bailey
Pacific Avenue
Wash
Dr. Wiley
Hayden
Livingston
George W.W. Dickerson
George McKay
Gardiner
Paul Hayden
Minneapois
All Hallows College
Houston
Cannon Hill
Athlett Field
F. Strong
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