Local newspaper advertising and subscription details
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates and daily notices with paid advance terms. It provides branching offices, contact numbers, and a wide network of newsstand distributors across cities including Washington Buffalo New York Chicago Denver Seattle Portland San Francisco and Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washinston
D. C
Buffalo
Treera
West Eagte Street
New York City
Brentano's
Union Aqua
Hotaltng
Chicago
Auditorium Annex
P. O. News Co
Empire News
Jackson and Denewarn
Chiicars
Minneapolis
Kavanaugh'n
South Third Street
San Francisco
Internaional News
Franco Fers Sland
Pasadeng
Cal
Denver
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake City
Salt
Spokane
Jos North
Howard Alent
John W. Graham & Co
Yacoma
PoetNe Avenue
Seattle
Wash
International News Co
Portland
Oregon News Co
Sixth Street
Carl Sonat Ton
Kansas City
Yoma News Co
Controversy Over Japanese School Attendance Prompted in 1905
A December 15 1905 dispatch discusses Secretary of State Melville’s report on Japanese controversy and schooling. It notes San Francisco officials resist admitting Japanese children to public schools, while federal intervention is warned to protect the Japanese community. The piece also critiques congressional salary increases tied to travel costs and railroad law nuances.
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Cty
San Francisca
Ciy
Tistonort
San Francisco
Pay Raise Plan Drives Senate Tactics Amid Debates
A proposal to raise pay for the vice president and speaker from 8000 to 15000 per year, presidents entinies from 8000 to 13000, and members of congress from 5000 to 7000 faces fierce opposition with a projected annual cost of 1,240,000. The piece also notes Mrs. A J Campbell's death and Christmas shopping optimism in Livingston and Butte as 1903 ends.
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Congress
Washington
Senate
House
Wwe
Haan of Representatives
Eaid
Evse
A. J. Campbell
Dea Rogret
Meantana
Livingston
Butte
Sirs
Campbell
Eherwcter
Swermer
Hay- Mind
New York
Serious Winess Line
Alan Nnsent
Ecollege Aludles
Chicago
Tor Olter
Beloved Montana Leader Metlen Mourned Across State
Obituary notices recall Joshuh Metlen's long service as treasurer sheriff and trusted ally in Montana. His charity and steadfastness earned broad respect as Montanans mourn his death and honor his public spirit.
Fragmented musings mix science and politics in December notes
A dated column surveys beliefs from Lombroso to spiritualists, laments Congo famine, and riffs on Christmas in 1907. It jokes about Roosevelt, Smoot, and a coal shortage, notes Congo maiming, and mentions a Rome death of Monsignor Adam with substantial bequests.
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Rome
Monsignor
Adam
Leo XII
Plan X
Eleven more suffragists jailed for disturbances in Parliament
In London on December 183, eleven women elected to endure imprisonment rather than pay fines for causing disturbances within the House of Commons precincts at night. The group appears proud to join the so called suffragettes already in prison.
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London
Chrisman
House of Commons
Wage Raise at United States Bred Corp Joliet Plant
The United States Bred corporation announced wage increases for its Joliet plant. The 3.9% (3.%9) of workers receive a raise in wages with common laborers gaining an extra day’s pay and other grades benefiting proportionately.
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Jollet, M
United States Bred Corporation
Bringholt 15 Released as Judge Dismisses Battery Case
At the Palm Gardens during a policy court session Bringhalt was freed after Dolly Du France testified she had been drinking and that the assault claim lacked proof. The magistrate suggested vagrancy charges against several involved and the case was effectively summarily dismissed.
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Eel Bringhalt
Palm Gardens
Dolly du Trance
Bringbolt
Pinsk
Capner
Ingiiga
McGrath
Wicensa
Wontea
Dolly du France
Silverton
Cole
Dringhalt
Japanese squadron to arrive in February at Honolulu
The Japanese squadron visiting Honolulu in February will not protect in San Francisco as feared due to likely American sentiment. In Manila, December, Col. G. R. Colton was appointed collector of systems at Manila, formerly collector at the port of Nollo.
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Honoluhe
Honolulu
Jebruary
San Franciscn
Manila
Dec
Phlippine Commission
Col
G. R. Colton
Nollo
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Standard Publishing Company
Publinkers
Tropirletars
Anaconda
Beconid
Mutter
Sunday Standard
Buite
East Broadway
Yioular
Higging Avenue
Mortor
Mkonger Foreign Adverter
Metcalims Report
Ctime
Mioney Mutaverry
Joshuh Metlen
Joseph Atet
Montana
Ita Mstory
Mette
Thilen
Marceni
New York Sun
Ansa
Sys Efferleil
Vadiety
Bi Antund Det Drage
Beaides
Torough
Ale
Pras Feasar Lombroso
Lombroso Squy Thi
Lambroso
Congo
Roosevelt
Panama Canals
Afapla
Smoot Yaver
Hakako
Ellamy
Maria
Messrs
Schill
Ruet
Storey
Mrs. Tiurtie
Tors
Eelee
San ‘Francisco
Hughes
White House
hopper-Boapi
Ural
Dent
Metcalf
Ly Jin Invons Preleton
Malen
Fenton
Trenk
Ntierwarife
Pavlen
Mae
Ava
Davies
T. A. Mauleon
WR. Reynolds
Ines
24Altson
John Doe McCarthy
McCarthy
Ie Hieensen
GHAZY
Customs
Hennessy’s Grocery
France
Spain
Portugel
Thune
Moselly
Switzerland
Wisconsin
Bismarck
California
Zac Wen
Sto Tinest
Durkee
Dn Candy Department
Gordon & Tilworth
Central
Owsley
Meni
Eilpe
Waterdate
Butte Business College
Zalite
DR. Rinckel Buytie
Broadway
Frank W. Healy
Knickerbocker Theater
Harry B. Salt
Ludwig Englander
the Coliseum
Danving Pavilion
Mother’s Bread
Act
Wein's Clothing Store
BANKS
State Savings Bank
Butte, Mont
Larazey
Or Leonard
Wits
EP. Ghapin
Nuckolls
Caabler Directons
Largey
C. H. Leotard
E. D
John. Curtis
Chapin
Heinse
Eagie
Daly Bank and Trustco
V Capital
Sohn C. Lalor
John PD
Gampvell
Jona G
Storanyt
aRames Boatoe Beo
Jann Lalor
Charley F. Baal
Bwinkoros
A. Tunkel
Lenis Jelters
Kinsted
Regiees
S--1-E
Cagnler
Bew National Bank
Mont
CR. Leonard
Sawhlee
Nesbitt Nochester
R. Leonard
J. Kemner
Rian Sisk Toler Machhanies
Wayetts Harengtol
First National Bank Buere
Andre J. Davis
James A AL Talbott
B. Weirick
Dutton
Teaues Drafia Ani
Butta Land and _ dnvestment Co
West Grasite St., Bat
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