Anaconda Standard publishers and offices listed
The Anaconda Standard announces subscription rates and office locations. It lists daily and Sunday pricing, adverting contacts, and branch office addresses in Missoula, Butte, New York, Chicago, Minneapolis, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Denver, Salt Lake City, Spokane, Tacoma, Seattle, Portland, and Kansas City. It notes general business correspondence to Anaconda, Montana.
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New York City
Broadway
Chicago
Auditoriuum Annex
P. O. News Co
Dearborn Street
Minneapolis
Kavanaugh’s
South Tird Street
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Berl News Co
South Broadway
Denver
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake News
O'S Ogden
Kind’s
New Rule Forces Bryan Banner Down in Buffalo Yard
Missourians traveling to New York with Bryan banners were ordered to remove them when their train reached Buffalo. New York Central rules ban banners on passenger car sides, and Buffalo yard crews insisted. The banners were taken down after initial resistance, ending the episode.
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New York
Buffalo
New York Central
Bryan
Bryan addresses Bryan speech on national issues and trusts
The Bryan address covers practical questions on international topics, direct election of federal senators, colonialism and the Philippines, and arbitration. It commends Roosevelt’s policies while critiquing democratic origins, defines a trust as a firm that can fix sale terms, and proposes federal and state railroad ownership.
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Bryatos
Bryan
Philippine Islands
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Brewer
Tle
Vn Trust
Real Estate Trust president Hipple dies by own action
Philadelphia reports Coroner King declares Frank Hipple president of the Real Estate Trust Company found dead at Bryn Mawr his death attributed to self-inflicted gunshot. Receiver Earle notes $26 million in trust funds and embezzlement by Hipple involving $5 million loan to promoter Adolph Segal as investigators scrutinize assets and potential reorganization options.
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Philadelphia
King
Frank K.ipple
Comogany
Bryt Mawr
Albert K. Read
Hipple
Bryn Mawr
Mr. Hipple
Wren
Battle
Real Retute Trust Compani
Earle
Bete Frank
Vreceiver
Manehers
Farle
Phar
Adolph Segal
Mames
Frank J. Hipple
George H. Earle, Jr
Adolf Segal
Re Rece
Hipples
Mr. Torre
Miss Wright
Wharton Whipple
Bryn Maw
Eipple
Governor Folk Urges Equal Rights and Law Enforcement
Missouri Governor Folk hails a new political awakening in America urging equal rights and enforcement of laws over special privileges. He cautions against monopoly and graft, praising honest industry and middle-class patriotism while calling for radical action against corruption.
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New York
Folk
Missouri
Letopus
Butte Celebrates Special Butte Day At Silver Bow Fair
Following yesterday’s special program at the Silver Bow fair in recognition of Anaconda day, today Butte will take a half holiday to visit the fair and see the Tucos. Crowds at the grounds this week gratify promoters and indicate the fair’s potential as a permanent institution.
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Silver Bow
Butte
Copper City
Fifty Years Since Osawatomie Battle Celebrated in Kansas
Kansas marks the fiftieth anniversary of the Osawatomie engagement that drew John Brown into public life and foreshadowed Civil War battles. Vice President Fairbanks joins speakers as thousands gather to honor the steadfast free soil cause and remember the historic fight.
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John Reed
Brown
John Brown
Ren
Kansas
Osawotainie
Ile Ghitene Perer
Fairbanks
Osawatumile
Madrid Strike News Tight Censorship Reports Growth
Madrid reports strict censorship on strike news though movement spreads to Santander and Bilbao. Troop reinforcements are being sent to these cities from Valladolid Leon Valencia and Oviedo.
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Madrid
Santander
Bilbao
Valladolid
Leon
Valencia
Oviedo
Depositors Hope for Dollar for Dollar Plan
The article notes a belief that under the proposed plan depositors would receive a dollar for a dollar. It emphasizes the envisioned parity and the potential impact on holders of funds amid ongoing financial discussions.
Sherman's largest horse sale at Dillon stockyards
Special Dispatches to the Standard, Dillon, Aug 30. E H Sherman sold 385 head from Centennial valley, with 190 mature animals and many colts. Auctioneer Bert Marsh averaged nearly 60 dollars per head as the full sale brought about 13000 dollars. High prices included 840 for a span of mares bought by J R Reed, and 250 for another span. Willis buyers added 50 head but paid less due to lateness.
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Dillon
E. H. Sherman
J. R. Reed
Butte
Charles Retallack
Bannack
Reerders
Willis
Guards
Army to implement fingerprint and photo identification plan
Enlisted men from eastern posts will be ordered to Washington for instruction in fingerprinting and photography as part of a new army identification program. In Bucharest, a Greek demonstration turned violent with 1000 protesters wrecking shops and smashing the Russian consulate windows before police dispersed the crowd.
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Washington
United States
War Department
Bucharest
Roumania
Galitz
Beaverhead County GOP to Hold Convention Sept 12
The Republican central committee of Beaverhead county met this week and called a county convention for Wednesday September 12 to nominate candidates.
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Standard
Dillon
Republican Central Committee
Beaverhead County
Equitable Life Directors Accept Gould and Herrick Resignations
New York Aug 20. The board of directors of the Equitable Life Assurance Society accepted the resignations of George J Gould and Judge Cady Herrick today. The move comes as the company reshapes its leadership amid ongoing scrutiny and personnel changes.
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New York
The
Equitable Life Assurance Society
George J. Gould
Cady Herrick
TRYING TO MAKE PEACE Erevan Armenian Conference Opens
Erevan reports the first general conference of Armenians opened as delegates from multiple factions meet to discuss peace prospects and unite efforts amid ongoing regional tensions. Leaders from major groups attend, outlining aims to ease conflict and foster reconciliation in the region.
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Erevan
Armenian Catholic Congress Eyes End to Race War
The congress digs into the Etehmiadzine monastery, seat of the Armenian Catholic party, with the main action likely aimed at ending the race war between Armenians and Tartars and shaping future measures.
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Etehmiadzine
No Foundation Seen for Drago Doctrine Talks
London August 80 The Associated Press learns from its foreign office that there is no basis to the Rome report claiming an exchange of views among powers on the Drago doctrine.
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London
Associated Press
Foreign Office
Great Britain
Rome
Spokane freight rate suit seeks equalized intercity charges
The Spokane chamber of commerce and robbers’ association sue five railroads in Washington against higher Spokane rates. They claim eastern origin shipments to Spokane pay more than to Seattle Tacoma or Portland, while similar carload rates to competing Montana cities are cheaper. Petition asks equalized rates and recovery of excess payments.
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City of
Spokane
Spokane Chamber of Commerce
Spokane Robbers’ Association
Northern
Butte
Helena
Great Falls
Mont
Seattle
Tacoma
Portland
Press club delegates tour Northern Colorado farms
In Denver on August 30 delegates from the International League of Press Clubs toured irrigated districts in Northern Colorado. They visited Loveland for a pumpkin pie festival and viewed Colorado State Agricultural College at Fort Collins where luncheon and a short business session occurred. A resolution by Mrs. Lydia Adams Williams sending greetings to Boise Idaho’s irrigation congress was adopted, and she became a delegate to the irrigation congress.
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Denver
International League of Press Clubs
Colorado
Loveland
State Agricultural College
Fort Collins
Lydia Adams Williams
National Irrigation Congress
Boise
Idaho
United States
Williams
Irrigation Congress
Sparks Renominated Governor By Acclamation In Nevada
Reno August 30 John H Sparks governor of Nevada was renominated today by acclamation at the Democratic state convention. James G Sweeny and Sam Davis both of Carson withdrew as gubernatorial candidates with Sweeny accepting the nomination for supreme court judge. Davis failed to win the nomination for Congress, losing to George Bartlett of Tonopah.
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Reno
John H. Sparks
Nevada
James G. Sweeny
Sam Davis
Carson
Sweeny
Supreme Court
Davis
Congress
George Bartlett
Tonopah
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Washington Street
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Rita Hell
Ernie Pete
Peef
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Perord
Driss
Belig
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Bankes
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Harry
Russia
Palma
Country
Democratic Party
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Santiago de Chile
Val Paraiso
Mme. von der Lund
Col von der Lund
Santiago
Brazilios
Herald
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Menor Francisco Bernadino
France
Italy
Mr. Root
Frank K. Hipple
Pruth
OF Commis
Spondent
Concern
Oner
Blaine
Select School
Servier
Osaw Vepomle
Spain
Sherman
Puddin
Beaverhead
Ioland
Metropolia
Terest
Ate Commerce Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
League OF Press Clubs
Siims Fuscred
Owsley Block
Butte, Ment
Lete Urses
RICE @ FULTON
Houston
Campen Hill
Episcoeal Church
Edgar F. Strong
St. Aloysius Institute
Helena, Mont
Grammar High School
Bishop Carroll
Jos. M. Venus
St. Mary’s Academy
Salt Lake City, Utah
Sister Superior
Utah
Millis College and Seminary For Young Women
C. T. Mills
Mills College
Cal
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