Anaconda Standard and Publishing Company Notice
The Anaconda Standard announces publishing terms and contact details for offices, street listings, and agents in Anaconda with local branches and telephone lines. It notes subscription rates, distribution locations, and advertising offices in New York Portland Seattle and Chicago, plus a summary reference to political commentary on postmaster appointments via local primaries.
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Montana
Saleew York
Broadway
Sirii Mieropalitan News CO
Caeroodeard and
Auchiean
Arcane Generess
Ge Aest Marie Cigar
Kavanagh's
Titan Chiye
Oma News Cn
Lnce
Paar Street
Auecisa
Emigre
Wen Fen Diego
Encecise
Moomin & Tamer
Whitehionee Corner
Beierive Bee
John W. Genham Co
Sprague Avenue
Tacoma
Trego News Co
Seattle
Eckhart
Fifth Avenue
Washington Street
Portland
Bowman News Company
Electors Split as Eight Vote on VP. Woman Candidate Highlighted
Eight Republican electors from Vermont and Utah face votes for vice president after plans to convene party leaders were dropped. Eph Homer of Utah intends to back Mrs Margaret Lane Wichter, the Utah candidate, signaling the first potential female vote in the electoral college. The article notes doubts about unanimous support among the eight electors and details confusion in dispatch reporting.
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Sherman
Sierlman
Repubican
Vermont
Utah
Eph Homer
Margaret Lane Wichter
Decline in National Vote After Last Election Analyzed
The article notes a marked drop in national voter turnout after the recent presidential election. Total votes reached 14,206,787, over half a million less than 1908 and about 2,000,000 below expectations given population growth and new female voters in California and Washington. Regions show mixed results with declines in New York, Pennsylvania, and Kansas, small gains in Massachusetts, and varied patterns across the South and western states.
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California
Washington
Bryan
McKinley
Oregon
New York
Pennsylvania
Kansas
Milinois
Massachusetts
Supreme Court Reforms Patent Litigation Practices
Inventors hail U S Supreme Court action amending patent case procedures to curb delays. Judges must refuse irrelevant material, trials run to calendar terms, continuances require heavy costs, and infringement suits must begin within a year of filing. The reforms aim to end multi-decade lawsuits and protect patent rights amid widespread infringement concerns.
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United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Andy
Tinke
Tariff revision likely in coming Democratic administration
The piece argues a tariff revision is inevitable with a Democratic administration and a special session set for April 15. It notes Republican opposition and recalls 1893 tax cuts, predicting cautious gradual action and rejecting further debate as settled by public choice. It cites Democratic leadership in Congress and past GOP promises on reform.
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Congress
Republican Party
Utah
Vermont
War news censorship shaped Great War reporting in 1914
War with Russia and Balkan fronts forced strict press control. Correspondents faced guard, censorship, and spy penalties, limiting access to battle sounds. Reporters admitted they were moved away to mountains for days and told what to report.
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Russia
Japan
Wilson creates a dry land bureau in Agriculture
Washington reports Secretary Wilson urges dry land agriculture to expand in the Plains from the Rockies to the Gulf. The new bureau will establish field stations, coordinate with state and local bodies, and work with farmers to build a lasting scientific data base guiding future farming in the semi arid region.
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Washington
Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Rocky Mountains
Canadian
Forth
Gulf of Mexico
Optimistic report on Montana mining conditions and districts
Mining inspector William Walsh reports active prospecting and development across several counties. He highlights extensive mineral zones east and west of the Big Hole River, Radersburg activity spurred by rail construction, and multiple new companies in several camps. The Great Falls Power line project improves operations, with expectations that Taskers Taders will become a major gold producer. Blaine, Deer Lodge, and other districts show ongoing development and potential future prosperity.
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William Walsh
Fas Leos
Baorn
Drosdwater
Radersburg
Three Forks
Kells
Gurtets
Great Falls Power Company
Taders- Ture
Blaine County
Manes
Pooplen Creek
Sandusky
Wite August Group
Alder Gulch Froupe
Niehart
Benton Statie
Ripple
Cascade
Meagher
Deer Lodge
Deer Loage
Eavie
Southern Crows
Georgetown
Clark County
Lewis and Clark County
Maryrvilias
Gould Aid
Marvayne -Alettie Frany
Iit
Bala Mountain
Crues Mineing Company
Eadh
Deumiummon
Gallatin County Gold Mining Company
Manhattan
Glatina
Wich
J. H. Congdon & Co
Gallatin
Bow County
Mining activity and new plants expand in Montana districts
The year saw extensive strikes across districts with considerable capital invested in mining, new plants under construction for ore reduction, and several mines in Flathead Granite and Jefferson counties advancing. Copper prospects near Philipsburg, Warm Springs, Libby and Missoula county districts show promise as development continues and rail/plant infrastructure improves.
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Severt
Sonden
Musees
Art Line
Sima Bee
Leap Vest
Sovernown
Scerrern
Snes
Enimads
Butte
Ord Creek
Toverund
Railway
Jacob Goliesiaaly
Chidren
Tyscou
B. Shotman
Esia
Hoston
Phillipa Brooks
York
Harvard
Horts
CMI
Mise Vienna Chance
Blackstone
Pawtucket
Rose Lothrop
Toster
Miss Chance
Mra
Lothrop
Providence CR
Journal
Flathead County
Flathead Reservation
Granite Formation
Granite County
Lincoln Cy
Tabby
Snowshoe
Platte River
Libby
West Fisher
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PANY
Atleon
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Cine
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TORS
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Royal Basin Mining Company
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Kino
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Philipsburg
Jefferson County
Wickes
Corbin
Warm Springs
Peter See
Montana State | Mining Company
Siveelet
Lincoln County
Copperopolis
Cop=per “Minin company
Mindin
Copper State Mining Company
Martinsdale
Journa County
Legislative Assembly
Sanders County
Missoula County
Ttit
Park County
Jardine
Kimberly Gold Mining Company
Inas
Cooke City
Vailt County
Florence
Tains
Sai | County
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
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Anaconda
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Joseph Richards
Undertaker
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Macousin
Thomas Morrissey
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Bennett Street
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Larry Duggan
North Main Street
Bell Phone 770
Geaceston
Croccesiais
Presbyterian Church
Mr. Groeneveld
J. Walsh
East Park Street
Sam R. White
South Main Street
Bell Phone
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