Newsstand listings and railway notes in Butte and Anaconda
The Anaconda Standard outlines newsstand distribution in multiple cities and regions including New York Chicago Detroit Chicago Minneapolis Kansas City San Francisco Los Angeles San Diego Denver Salt Lake City Eugene Spokane Tacoma Seattle Portland and more. It also discusses new railway station plans, noting the Northern Pacific station at the foot of Arizona street serving multiple lines, and the Milwaukee and Great Northern railroads sharing facilities with the Butte, Anaconda & Pacific railroad for passenger business.
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New York
Hotatings
Park Row
Broadway
Twenty-ninth
Detroit Metropolitan News Co
Cornet
Woodward and Mchigan
Chicago
Congress
St Paul N. St. Marie
San Diego
Child's News News Co
Denver
Salt Lake City
Whitehouse
Oxden
Lowe
John W. Graham Co
Sprague Avenue
Tacoma
Seattle
Fekhia
First Avenue
Washington Street
Portland
Bowman News Co
Ote
Northern Pacific
Ariona Street
Caten
Arizona Street
Milwaukee Roads
Milwaukees
Great Northern
Hutte, Anacota & Pacific Railroad
Businens
Dixon estimates and Hammond clash over thieves in hotel
Senator Dixon is cited predicting states Roosevelt will win in November. A Louisville Courier-Journal piece recalls the Republican convention story. An ex friend of John Hays Hammond quotes Lam about at least five hundred professional thieves in a local hotel, Hammond counters that Dixon overstates with a figure of two hundred fifty.
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Roosevelt
Chicago
Louseville Courier-Journal
John Hays Hammond
Lam
Hammond
Congress
Clayton
House
Works
Bevan
Bevan, Who Had Supported Mr. Roosevelt
State firemen and political talks in Great Falls
The Montana firemen convention is in Great Falls alongside the Democrats state gathering. Fire officials emphasize prevention and planning, while debates in Congress about presidential term limits and reforms continue with various senators and measures discussed.
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Montana
Great Falls
Democratic county conventions set for Great Falls tomorrow
Delegates from several counties head to the state convention in Great Falls with instructions to back various candidates for US senator and governor. The piece notes regional political barometers from New England states and references party realignments affecting Montana’s political landscape. President Earling announces a Chicago Milwaukee Puget Sound passenger station will be built in Butte on lower Montana Street, with site planning and construction details forthcoming.
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Great Falls
T. J. Walsh
United States
Charles §. Hartman
Stewart
George
Whiteside
Baltimore
Montana
New England
Maine
Vermont
Earling
Chicago, Milwaukee & Puget Sound Railroad
Butte
Montana Street
Fegerdine
Montana sandstone to go into federal building
Special Dispatch to the Standard Billings Aug 27 sandstone will be the material used in the construction of the Billings federal building. Plans and specifications from Washington set February 15 1914 as finish date. Limestone quarry petitions were ignored. Columbus and local quarrymen to furnish the sandstone. Melbourne Aug 27 James Bryce British ambassador left Australia for Washington to resume duties and discuss Panama canal legislation amid wide interest in the topic.
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Billings
Billings Federal
Treasury Department
Washington
Montana
Columbus
Melbourne
Australia
United States
James Bryce
Commonwealth
Bryce
Ais
Canada
Antipodes
Unmasked robber holds up cab driver near Crystal and Quarts
An unmasked robber seized Arthur Barbeau, driver, at Crystal and Quarts streets yesterday morning. He forced Barbeau to drive to headquarters and surrender nine dollars and sixty cents after patting pockets and a stomach blow. Barbeau was later told to inform police. no arrests have been made. Police report multiple recent holdups with scant descriptions hindering arrests.
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Arthur Bardeau
Crystal
Quarts
Barbeau
Robert Burton
Ity
An 6 Ser
South Butte
Grelock
Ino
Predicts Short Life for New Chinese Republic
Vancouver reports Commodore Eyres of the Royal Navy forecasts another upheaval in China soon. He notes the recent revolt seemed successful but predicts the new regime will be short lived and a renewed outbreak will occur when least expected. The viewpoint contrasts with optimistic views of China’s stability.
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Vancouver
British Columbia
C.J. Eyres
R. N
Hongkong
England
China
Secretary Stimson Heads Fort Harrison Enlargement Plan
Secretary of War Stimson arrived home after a brief indisposition from heat in Washington. He will rest briefly before full recovery. Aug 27 reports say plans to enlarge Fort Benjamin Harrison were discussed by Stimson Trig. Gen. Crozier Maj. Lasaliter and Col. Glenn with a large attendance. The party will leave tomorrow to inspect Fort D A Russell.
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Washington
Indianapolis
Ind
Aus
Benjamin Harrison
Stimson
William Crozier
William Lasaliter
General Army Staff
Glenn
Twenty Infantry
Tomrow
Fort
D. A. Russell
Washington parcel post plan to be discussed by Senate panel
Aug 21 report states talks will occur between the post office department and Senator Tourne, chair of the Senate Post Office Committee, on implementing the new parcels post system. Work will start immediately in joint commissions, with earlier dispatches noting moves in Road and German banks and adoption of the Anger print as a mark of identification on Creeks.
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London
England
Washington
Tourne
Senate Post Office Committee
United States
Seta
Eee
Thirteen Thousand Volts Not Enough To Kill Him
In Oakland California on August 21 Cal Miller a Southern Pacific ineman survived a near fatal accident after 13 000 volts short circuited through his body The current ripped through his neck and left knee badly burning bone and tissue while he remained conscious and conversed with surgeons despite severe injuries
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Oakland
Cal
Cal Miller
Screons
Oldest California woman Elizabeth Fooerd dies at 102
Elizabeth Fooerd, a long time California resident and descendant of Peter Faneuil, died here at 102. Born in Boston in 1810, she arrived in California in 184? She celebrated her 102nd birthday 10 May. Her son James remains active at age 50.
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Los Angeles
Aus
Elizabeth Gardner Fooerd
California
Mrs. Fooerd
Peter Faneuil
Boston
James
Railway orders fuel record order for cars and locomotives
The company placed orders for 1209 new freight cars and 23 locomotives. It also weighs double-tracking the Rocky Mountain Division as part of expanding capacity.
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Perity
Engine Railway
Rocky Mountain Avision
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