Anaconda Standard Publisher Contact and Offices
The Anaconda Standard lists the STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY as publishers and proprietors with daily print. It details multiple branch offices in Butte and other cities along with various phone numbers and foreign and New York offices, plus address for general correspondence to the STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY in Anaconda Montana.
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Standard Purishing Company
Pastore
Anaconda
Andard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mo
Butte Citizens Urged to Shape City Government
The article praises Mr Sherman as a potential strong presiding officer and urges businessmen and citizens to form committees to study municipal issues. It argues for active citizen involvement, independent of party, to create an efficient economical administration and a model city government for Butte.
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Business Men's Association
Merchants’ Association of
Butte
Corby
Grand Jury
Sness Men
Hutte
Hie
Sherman praised on opening day in the house
The press notes a hearty welcome for Congressman Sherman on the opening floor of the house. He is hailed as a potential presiding officer with strong parliamentary skill, while memory shifts to past sessions as the Sixtieth Congress begins.
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Sherman
Senate
Pleating Millions and Gould Family Divorces
A fragment argues that French litigation may burden the Gould estate as a daughter’s marriage spirals through divorce. It claims thrifty heirs dissipate fortunes, notes a Gould spouse accusing the other of drunkenness, and cites the wife seeking about two hundred thousand dollars annually for maintenance.
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France
Gould
Jay Gould
Goulds
Passing Pleasantries in a Houston Post Fragment
A fragment from the Houston Post features dialogue on marriages, aging, and the allure of youth. It includes musings on divorce, gifts, love, and a narrator named J Mortimer Lewis, with reflections on grownup freedom and the value of boyhood.
The Crusade Against Pistols by Frederic J Haskin
A long discussion on pistol control in the District of Columbia is presented with historical context and modernization aims. The piece cites guns as a danger in society, calls for stricter laws to curb concealed carry, and emphasizes protecting officials, diplomats, and citizens from gun violence. It notes comparisons to past dueling norms and surveys data on deaths and injuries from firearms, advocating restrictive measures to reduce firearm access and accidents.
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The Democratic Party Not Dead Yet in 1912 Debate
The Washington Star notes the Democratic Party’s survival amid calls for reform and leadership changes. It contrasts rivals like Taft and Wilson, recalls Bryan era critiques, and discusses how party strength varies by state such as Pennsylvania and Indiana.
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Bills of Interest to Treasure State
Washington reports Montana legislation awaiting action by Congress with several measures favoring Montana. Key items include division of Montana into federal judicial districts, river and harbor bills aiding the Missouri River reaches, Crow Reservation land allotment and surplus sales, a proposed Challenger River survey for navigation, Yellowstone and Missouri river surveys, and a plan for shore breeding ranges on Crow lands. House approval is anticipated for several Senate-passed bills.
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Butte
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Mrs Cora Whitney Granted Divorce in York Editor Case
Omaha December 1 Mrs Cora Whitney wife of C William Whitney of York editor of Outing magazine and a prominent short story writer was granted a divorce in Judge Batelle division district court this afternoon The charges were cruelty and unsupported allegations remain unclear due to OCR errors
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Cora Whitey
C. Willam Whitney
York
Outing Maga
Batelle
Ipport
Lewes and Clark Lead the State in Prison Sentences
Special dispatch reports the 1907 annual penitentiary census showing Lewis and Clark counties sent more inmates to the state prison than any other, totaling 21, with Silver Bow 372 and Chouteau 208 close behind. County tallies include Beaverhead six, Cascade 18, Madison 15, Missoula 14, and Park four among others. Crimes listed range from murder and robbery to transporting women for immoral purposes and grand larceny, reflecting the era’s penal landscape.
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J. A. Pecansar
Buren of Agriculture and Labor
Lewhe and Clark
Deer Lode
Bor Bus
Platheid
Gallatin
Irwine
Jefferson
Lewin
Nark
Lai Madison
Missoula
Park
Calli
Resohid
Sanders How
Rwent
Mseault
Murmlare
Sears
Lewie and Clark
Choutea
Honeymoon One of Terror Amid Sea Disaster At Sea
A schooner with a honeymoon party faced a deadly voyage after a shipfire and sinking forced passengers to cling to wreckage. Rescued by a passing steamer, the survivors spent days adrift near Missin awaiting help as hymns and Bible verses comforted them aboard the lifeboat. A steamer named Showdonia aided the stricken crew, but fires and water caused further peril during the chaotic, terrifying ordeal.
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New York
Min
Missin
Death of John Sandefur a Well Known Mason
Special Dispatch reports John Sandefur, famed Mason of this city, died Saturday at the Hogeman sanitarium from typhoid fever after only a few days illness. A longtime resident, he leaves three sons in Bozeman, Livingston, and Tacoma. Mrs Sandefur, a widow, was about 60 years old and he belonged to the Yeoman lodge.
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John Sandefur
Thie City
Boxeman
Bozeman
Livingston
Tacos Tna
Mra Sandefut
The
Yeoman Lodge
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