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The Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates Daily and Sunday 1.00 monthly 6.00 yearly and Sunday edition 1.00 weekly in advance. Office and editorial rooms are in Standard Block Anaconda with ranch offices in Buttes and Morton. Newsstand distribution includes cities from New York Chicago Minneapolis San Francisco Denver Salt Lake City Spokane Tacoma Seattle Portland Kansas City and more.
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Butte’s Best Year Yet Declares 1905 Top Of List
The December 2, 1905 Butte report proclaims 1905 as Butte’s banner year with record mine employment and wages, robust merchant spending, and new ore bodies at the Anaconda mine. It credits progress since Daly’s era and notes growth driven by new companies and ore discoveries, while 1903 is recalled as a poorer year.
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France Prepares For January 18 Presidential Election
The article explains France will elect a new president January 18 at Versailles by joint session of the Senate and Chamber of Deputies. Presidents serve seven years with possible re election, and about 90 senators and deputies will vote. It traces early leaders of the third republic from Thiers to Loubat and notes several resignations and assassinations.
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France’s Third Republic Survives Longer Than Many Regimes
The article notes the Third Republic outlasting Louis XV’s era by 189 years of life and remains a topic as Loubet seeks reelection. It lists candidates Pallieres Doumer Rouvier Journeau and Belisson among others, amid debate on France’s leadership and political future.
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Hoodoo Ox and Taft Cigars Tie Fate to Destiny
An article discusses a supposed hoodoo around U S secretary Taft and cigars named after prominent figures. It cites historic examples of figures honored by brands, notes superstitions, and urges Taft to ignore the alleged omen and stay in the presidential race, asserting his star may survive the taint.
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William McKinley
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Willian II. Taft
Direct Primary Petition Drives In Butte
Movement to place direct primary on the ballot gains momentum in Butte with labor unions backing a petition. If enough signatures are gathered by county officials the matter may go to a February or March special election, potentially placing Silver Bow county under primary rules next fall.
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Delayed Remodeling at Butte Library Draws Critics
Critics argue delays slow public diary rehabilitation and library remodeling. City leaders favor delaying further renovations to avoid haste and potential later changes, while plans consider moving the auditorium to a new place, possibly over the public bath, with spring establishment anticipated.
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Uncertain Plans for Library Auditorium Location
Proposals discuss an auditorium when remodeling the library building. The city may place the auditorium elsewhere, with architects urged to proceed while decisions are finalized. Also notes Christmas in Russia, contrasting peaceful wishes with wartime scenes in Moscow.
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Temptation at Oaklind: Miss Tat Dowen accused of shortage
In Oaklind California Miss Tat Dowen, a 2nd clerk at substation No 1, is jailed on charges of a 37 error in her accounts. The alleged peculations occurred in stamp and money order departments suspected to involve Jim Heavy Christman. Postal Inspector Munro uncovered the discrepancy. Dowen declines interview as District Attorney Brown prosecutes.
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Lannon Estate Probate In Bearpaw Country
Spreinl Dispatch from Fort Benton reports Louis D Sharn daughter of the Bracksmen's National Bank of Fort Benton sponsored as Talulaater with the will annexed of Thomas Lannon deceased. Edgar D B Newhall of Dig Hardy was named executor but did not consent. James Lannon, brother, petitioned and the estate valued around 200 000. Judge Tatinn admitted the will to probate.
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The Melancholy Dane Robbery Report at Billings
A Dane farm worker near Billings reported being held on the road between the town and Henry Thompson's ranch by two masked men. They robbed him of $2 at gunpoint, then forced him to return to town.
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Robbery Report From Billings Theater Side
A Special Dispatch to the Standard reports that an amount of ten dollars was stolen in Billings as a man named Michaelson is suspected. The incident occurred after a coat was left hanging in a woman’s area while the victim, a contractor worker, was attending an event at a local theater.Michaelson is wanted on a separate charge of a theft earlier in the evening.
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Big ranch deal seals 60 acre Cooper ranch sale
Lamistown December 24 Charles Netuo of Whaner Ned bought the T. G. Cooper ranch on the Rock Creek bench nine miles from Moore. The 60 acre fully cultivated property fetched 22000 dollars and is regarded as one of Montana's finest ranches.
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Unitarian sermon recalls Jesus as a humane epochal man
Rev. Lewis J. Duncan frames Christmas as a celebration of Jesus Nazareth as a real man with moral force and prophetic spirit. He argues the divine fires a human life, urges followers to embody Jesus’ simple truth, courage, and kindness in modern society, not worship the name but serve the world.
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Trade gains with China and Japan outpace 1904 figures
Washington reports 1905 exports show the sharpest growth with China and Japan. Ten months to October see exports to China exceed 50 million, Japan around 46.5 million, vs 20 and 22 million and 13 million in prior years. Copper and cotton cloth lead China trade. flour and vehicles lead Japan.
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SPARC ABANDONED IN IDAHO MOUNTAINS
In Boise Idaho on December 24 the body of Cor William Hotcomb, missing since a mountain search Above Newton N 2, is presumed buried under snow. Hope of survival is past and recovery is not expected until spring.
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