Anaconda Standard publisher notices and office details
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates and publication hours, with multiple office addresses in Anaconda and branch Chicago New York San Francisco and Seattle news stands. It notes advertising and editorial contact points including managing staff and postal details.
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Sandara Block
Anaconda
Business Ofice
Rattent East Broadway
Piteete
Ering Avenue
Morton
Chicago
Nassau Street
New ‘York City
Prentano's
Union Square
New York City
Hotaling
Broadway
Spee
Third “Street
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Hotel St. Francis
Lake City
Salt Lake News Co
Kind’s
Howard Street
Pacite Avenue
Seattle
Columbia Street
She Fandard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mont
Butte Names 1905 Its Best Year in Mining Riches
The article lauds 1905 as Butte’s banner year with record employment and wages in mines, strong merchant activity, and new mining companies gaining a foothold. It notes near-term optimism that 1906 may surpass 1905, while highlighting ore discoveries at the Anaconda mine and other camps.
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Butte
All Circle
Marcus Daly
Anaconda
France Faces January Presidential Election in Versailles
The article discusses France's upcoming presidential election at Versailles on January 18, noting the constitutional method of selection by joint ballot of the senate and chamber of deputies. It outlines seven year terms, potential repeat, and historical sequence of leaders from Thiers to the current incumbent amid political shifts.
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France
Versailles
United States
Senate
Chamber of Depaties
National Assembly
M. Thiers
Marshal MacMahon
MacMahon
Jules Gr
France’s Third Republic Longest Living Form of Rule
The text notes that the republic, though doubted at launch, has endured 15 years longer than Louis XVI’s reign and outlasted Napoleon III, the Restoration, the Orleans ascendancy, and the Second Empire. It mentions Loubet not seeking re election next month with candidates Failieres Doumer Rouvier Bourdoin Brisson among others.
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Louis XV
Third Republic
France
Louis XVI
Napoleon
Orleans
Loubet
Didates
Failieres
Senate
Doumer
Rouvier
Bourcois
Brisson
Taft Bedeviled by Hoodoo Cigar Brand Legend
Washington circles recount a superstition about a cigar brand named after Secretary Taft and other prominent figures. The piece cites historical precedents from Henry Irving to MacArthur and McKinley, noting both fame and misfortune linked to such tributes. It ends with light advice to ward off bad luck and a quip that Taft’s star remains undimmed.
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Taft
Washington
Henry Irving
Webster and
Clay
Sampson
Schley
MacArthur
John Hay
Henry George
Chester JA. Arthur
James A. Garfield
Benjamin Harrison
William McKinley
William H. Taft
William H.taft
Direct Primary Petition Moves In Butte For Vote
Butte groups bill to place the direct primary law before voters in a special election. Labor unions back the effort, aiming to gather required signatures in Silver Bow County to authorize county officials to set the date. If approved, Silver Bow would adopt primary elections for county officers.
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Butte
Montana
Thien
Sta
Eltorta
Siiver Bow
Clacton
Board of County Commisionera
Bar
Tamnen
Sliver
Bow County
Twll
Tibet Tutte Aisetion
Delay at the library sparks city debate
The Standard carries criticisms of slow progress in rehabilitating Butte Public Library after the September fire. Despite past loss settlements, remodeling remains hampered by cramped ground floor quarters and uncertainty over the building’s future, with suggestions for moving the auditorium to a possible spring location near the public bath.
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Butte
Thebrary
Library remodel faces auditorium location decision
The text argues to settle immediately whether the library building should house only library functions and keep the auditorium elsewhere, urging architects to proceed with this plan. It notes Christmas in Russia is marked by unrest, with Moscow barricades and red flags as scenes worsen, and reminds Greek church Christmas falls on January 7.
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Rila
Moscow
Russia
Temptation ends in arrest of Miss Lulu Bowen in Oakland
Miss Lulu Bowen a clerk at Oakland post office substation No 1 is jailed on a 7000 dollar shortage charge. Assist ant Postmaster Paul Sthaffer and Deputy District Attorney Brown took her into custody after Postal Inspector Munro audited the books amid a heavy Christmas rush. Bowen, daughter of Mrs Mary F Bowen, had worked under Miss Tilda Brown for several months.
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Oakland
Cal
Lulu Bowen
Oakland Post Office
Paul Sthaffer
Brown
Embeaulement
Miss Bowen
Mary F. Bowen
Mise
Tilda Brown
Tiivic T'Darete
Munro
Mise Bowen
Air Tonight
Mins Owen
Oime
Lannon Estate Probate In Fort Benton
Special to the Standard from Fort Benton on December 24 reports Louis D. Sharp being appointed administrator of the estate of Thomas Lannon, deceased, with Bearpaw mountain ties. Edgar B. Newhall of Big Sandy refused to act as executor, James Lannon, brother of the deceased, petitions. Estate valued around $9000. The will is incomplete in this dispatch.
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Fort Benton
Louis D. Sharp
Stockmen's III
Fort ‘Benton
Thomas Lannon
Bearpaw Mountain
The Melancholy Dane Robbery Report Near Billings
A farm hand on Hay Thompson's ranch four miles east of Billings reports two masked men robbed him at gunpoint on the road between town and the ranch. They forced him to turn back toward Billings after the assault.
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Billings
Hay Thompson
Robbery, theft and ranch sale headline mix on Dec
Special Dispatch reports two cases from December. AL Whittington reports his coat pocket cash of 4 dollars stolen in Billings, with a suspect named Michaelson sought for theft from an audience member at a local theater. In Lewistown, Charles Nelson buys the T. G. Cooper ranch near Moore, Montana, nine miles away, 6 acres under cultivation for 2200 dollars.
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Standard
AL Whittington
Munney
Billings
Michaelson
Lewistown
Saturn
Charles Nelson
Wisner
Neb
T. G. Cooper
Rock Creek Bench
Moore
Montana
Why the Unitarians Celebrate Christmas
Unitarian minister Rev. Lewis J. Duncan argues Christmas honors Jesus as a true man and moral reformer, not a divine being. He stresses that Jesus embodies universal humanity, inspires fearless truth, and calls modern followers to live with compassion, courage, and social service, making the Nativity a celebration of humanity.
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Unitaris
Jesus
Christ
Duncan
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Ana
Daselog
Spn
Trade growth in 1905 shows China and Japan lead exports
Washington reports the 1905 export surge centers on China and Japan with ten months ending October values: China over 50 million dollars, up from 20 million. copper and cotton cloth major gains. Japan exports rise to 46.5 million, with flour and vehicles notable. Copper for coins and India-China competition noted. Boise search ends for William Holcomb. believed buried under snow above Nealon, not to be recovered until spring.
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China
Japan
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Commerce and Labor
Sapa
United States
India
Boise
Idaho
William Holcomb
Nealon
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Bargain News
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Meni
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California
J. H. Merriman
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