Anaconda Standard business and distribution notes
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, office addresses in Anaconda, Butte, and branch offices, and a lengthy roster of advertising and newsstand contacts across major U S and Canadian cities. It also directs general correspondence to the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda, Montana.
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Anaconda
Bell Phone
Peesstemsens
Bell
Wesere Independent Phone
Standard Piblishing Company
Anaconda, Mont
Sheehan Enters New York Senate Fight
A New York election story centers on Billy Sheehan declaring candidacy for the U S Senate to succeed Depew, challenging Alton B. Parker's presumed bid. Judge Parker says his own run remains serious, while Sheehan’s entry signals a formidable challenge and possible party turmoil if Republicans miss the state legislature majority.
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New York
Depew
Senate
Billy’ Sheehan
Sheehan
Alton B. Parker
Shepard
Albany
Fortifications debate on Panama canal and Butte commission plan
The piece contrasts Taft’s canal fortification stance with Dewey and Evans remarks. It then covers Butte aldermen backing a general Montana commission form for municipal government, urging legislature to pass a law and to let voters in each city decide. The column invites public discussion on the policy issue.
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Butte
Montana
Canal For Peace Not War Fortification Warned
A New England writer argues the proposed canal should remain unfortified to serve as a channel of peaceful commerce. He says England is the only power with lasting friction and urges citizens to avoid defenses that could destroy the canal’s potential to secure world peace.
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England
Great Britain
New
Montana Senatorship in Flux as Legislature Opens
Montana faces a tangled process as the legislature in Helena begins its session. Democrats must name a successor to Senator Carter after November’s vote, but public interest remains muted. Citizens hope the focus returns to state policy rather than maneuvering for the senate seat.
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Montana
Carter
New York
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Helena
House
Bryan and Baltimore Decline to Attend Jackson Day Celebration
Mr. Bryan decides not to attend the Baltimore Jackson-day event planned for next month and hesitates to send a letter for the occasion, fearing it might be a discordant note if organizers disagree with democracy's latest national platform. He has previously voiced notes that seemed discordant to a good portion of supporters.
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Bryan
Baltimore
Mr. Bryan
Mr. Lowden
Lame Duck Brigade
Bryan and Democracy Converge in Baltimore Meeting
The passage notes Democrats and populist ideas leaning toward government ownership of railroads. It suggests Bryan could speak in Baltimore next month and engage leaders among both parties. The Jackson Day program is seen as drawing many Democrats to leadership roles, with implications for the party’s future.
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Bryan
Baltimore
Aepliants
Mr. Bryan
Andrew Jackson
Yoder Urges Automobile State License Measure
A. N. Yoder Montana secretary of state backs a measure to tax automobiles and chauffeurs by the state. He notes Montana lacks any licensing law for autos and drivers while most states have one, arguing it would provide revenue and improve road safety through licensed operators.
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Yoder
Meeting on Employers' Liability at Helena
Special dispatch to the Standard from Helena Montana. The employers' liability commission appointed by Governor Norris through chairman W L Holloway has issued a call for a public meeting to consider the proposed law on employers' compensation for industrial accidents. The meeting at the state capitol will be Friday January 6 1911 at 10 o'clock a m. It is public and all interested are invited to attend and participate.
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Standard
Helena
Employers’ Liability Commission
Norris
W. L. Holloway
State Capitol
State Veterinary Association Midwinter Meeting Held in Bozeman
The State Veterinary association meets January 10 and 11 at the Montana Agricultural College in Bozeman. About a dozen to fifteen Montana veterinarians discuss scientific issues and a proposed bill regulating veterinary practice, hosted by Dr W J Taylor and Dr Howard Welch at the college.
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Bozeman
State Veterinary Association
Agricultural College
Montana
W. J. Taylor
Howard Welch
Steel Makers to Meet on Prices in New Year
New York, Dec 29 A conference of steel manufacturers nationwide is called for Jan 9 to discuss prices and conditions. It is unclear if concerted action will push prices downward to revive demand as plants run at only 50 to 60 percent of capacity and some manufacturers believe lower prices could draw buyers into the market.
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New York
United States
Herald Square
Panama canal bills framed after White House talks
Washington reports indicate Senator Flint and Representative Mann plan general Panama canal legislation. They seek harmony on fortification, presidential toll discretion, government control of drydock and repair facilities, and supplying ships. A key dispute remains over equal tolls for foreign and coastwise ships and rebates for coastwise traffic.
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Washington
Flint
California
Venesela
Norton Funeral Held In Lewistown
The funeral of E. W. Norton, a longtime Lewistown resident, was held this afternoon at the Methodist church and drew a large crowd. He left behind his wife and one son, four daughters, with residences in Sheridan Wyoming and Kire Sulphur Springs.
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Standard
Lewistown
E. W. Norton
Methodist Church
Sheridan, Wryo
Kire Sulphur Springs
An Anecdote of Walter Harriman and the Swamp Angel
NEW NEWS OF YESTERDAY recounts Walter Harriman a New Hampshire colonel wounded and captured who faced Charleston harbor shelling from Union and Confederate forces. Harriman remained composed while exposed to fire and later became a sought after political orator governor nominee, declining Grand Army of the Republic duties to protect his reputation.
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Garfield
Walter Harriman
New Hampshire
Charleston
D. C
Harriman
United States
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Grand Army of the Republic
Boston
Grant
Phil” Sheridan
Committee of
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Corey’s Father Dead in Pennsylvania Dispatch
Alfred A. Corey, 71, retired coal merchant and father of William F. Corey president of United States Steel, died at Thorndale Pennsylvania last night, a dispatch from New York announced.
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Alfred A. Corey
William F. Corey
United States Steel Corporation
Thorndale
Corey
Washington Pedestrian Aides and Pages Foresee West Man
Washington writers recount two justices walking after court adjournment and two pages recalling a future strong man from the West. A prophecy foresees a shooting iron moment for a successor and a $5 gift to each page as Yuletide gratitude.
Mrs Fearn and Arthur Inkersley Wed at Salisbury Cathedral
London dispatch reports Mrs John Walker Fearn widow of the late American minister to Greece Roumania and Servia and traveler Arthur Inkersley of Lyme Regis wed in Salisbury Cathedral. The bishop of Salisbury officiated and American Ambassador Reid presented the bride.
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Roumania
Servia
Arthur Inkersley
Lyme- Regis
Salisbury
Reid
Prominent hotel man dead in Calinas Georgia
George D. Hodges a hotel man of national reputation died in Calinas Georgia on December 29 at age 66 from Brights disease. He had been connected with many principal hotels across the Pacific coast and the East.
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Calinas
George D. Hodges
Bright
Pacific Coast
Black Hand Bomb Wrecks East Thirtieth Street Grocery
A Black Hand bombing damaged an East Thirtieth Street Italian grocery, injuring an uncle of the proprietor Geordino Lagano and wounding a nearby man. The blast caused several thousand dollars in damage and sparked panic in the tenement neighborhood after threatening letters demanded $2,000.
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East Side
East Thirtieth Street
Geordino Lagano
Bozeman Suit Upheld Over City Property Title
Helena Dec 2 The Montana supreme court affirms a lower court ruling in Lackey vs Bozeman ceding disputed lots to the city. The court rules the city holds title by five years of highway usage despite Lackey paying taxes on the land.
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Helena
Supreme Court
Bozeman
Ile
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