Anaconda Standard Publishing House Contact Info
The Anaconda Standard lists publishers and proprietors, offices in Anaconda Montana, and branch locations in Missoula Great Falls Butte and Helena. It provides telephone numbers and advertising offices in New York Chicago Minneapolis San Francisco Denver and Seattle with a note to address general business matters to the Almeonda Mont.
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Butle
Grordwaoy
Missoula
West Mall Street
Great Falls
New York City
Feentuno's
Union Square
Chicago
Vandersilce’e
Dearbornetree
Auditorium Annex
Minneapolis
Kavanaugh’s
Third Street
San Franciaco
Palace Water
Denver
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake News Co
Orden, Kin's
Spokane
Fire in Iroquoia Theater prompts coroner inquiry
The Chicago theater disaster raises questions about the fire origin and why an asbestos curtain failed, with ladders and exits criticized. Panic versus fire, safety for patrons, especially women and children, is debated as public demand for truth grows. Historical fire comparisons and Nebraska vice presidential pick noted.
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Ile Country
Iroquoia Theater
Chicago
Mathers
Brooklyn
Theater Royal of
Quebec
Colosseum
Liverpool
Madison Square Garden
New York
Cronstadt
Fusslu
Nice
Vienna
Toston
Political maneuvers and Adams name lure party insiders
The piece analyzes maneuvering within the Republican and Democratic camps, noting Hanna Crane Roosevelt and Taft links. It recalls Charles Francis Adams as a proposed Democratic nominee in past cycles, contrasting old editorial speculation with current infighting and conventions.
New Year Greeting Sent Around World From Time Factory
Washington Star reports an audacious plan by Admiral Chester to send a New Year greeting around the globe at midnight December 21. The message would travel via submarine and overland cables, wrapping the earth in under ten seconds, with jumps across oceans and signals arriving as electric waves. If successful, the stunt could complete the round in under a second, though cable speed and the international date line could create two New Year days for eastward voyagers.
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Earth
Washington Star
Georgetown Heights
Admiral Chester
National Observatory
Pacific
Globe
Ireland
Newfoundland
San Francisco
Honolulu
Midway
Guam
Manila
Washington
Rumors of U S Troops in Panama for Canal Work
A Washington rumor says American soldiers may soon be stationed in Panama to protect canal construction. Officials including Roosevelt and Hay are cited as arranging a rationale to preposition troops on the ground, with Colombia’s possible pushback noted and Panamanian defense deemed weak.
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Washington
Panama
Republic
Colombia
Hay
Colon
Rose Will Plead Guilty To Murder
Frank Ross a St Louis man pleaded to murder at his request before Judge Diehl in Salt Lake City. He said he would plead guilty when arraigned and preferred to be shot rather than face further delays. He admitted killing his wife on Christmas Day and leaving their 7 year old child without food for two days.
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NCH
Adams
Baston
Charles Francis Adams
United States
The
Nations Democratic Convention
Cinginnati
Salt Lake
Frank Ross
St. Louis
Diehl
Howe
Jal
Rose
Roosevelt Proclaims U S Control of Hawaiian Lighthouses
The 1908 proclamation by President Roosevelt transfers ownership of Hawaii’s public lighthouse properties and related assets to the United States. The Lighthouse Board will handle administration, with the Hawaii operations funded by the federal government, and local keepers absorbed into U S services. A naval officer will assist the inspector in Honolulu as the law shifts the district boundaries and duties.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Mawail
United States
Department of Commerce and Labor
Lighthouse Board
Lghthouse Board
Wawati
Mmita
Guantanama Way
Cuba
Plot to divulge dynamiting scheme tied to Idaho Springs case
In Georgetown Colorado on July 23 Sun and Moon dynamiting at Idaho Springs is explored in the trial of union men charged with connivance. Philip Fire died in the blast. Defendants include members of the Joho Springs Miners union and Western Federation of Miners leader D C Copley. Forty six witnesses are expected to testify.
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Georgetown
Colo
Dee
Idaho Springs
Philip Fire
D. C. Copley
Joho Springs
Ralph Talbot
Cetenae
Ant
Temporary injunction against Indianapolis Foundry workers
Inanjurat0n Agsin at Slithers Indianapolis Ind Judge Carter of the superior court issued a temporary injunction against certain employees of the Indianapolis Foundry company. The court quoted John Mitchell of the United Mine Workers stating that no union man will ever be a lawbreaker, warning against interference with plant operations.
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Indianapolla, Ind
Carter
Superior Court
Atellate
Indianapolla Foundry Company
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers Against
Gravelle Dynamite Trial Crowded As Arguments Endure
Helena Dec 20 crowd packed the district court as the Gravelle dynamite case moved into extended arguments. County Attorney Lincoln Working opened, Edward Smith for Gravelle spoke 40 minutes, Leon La Crea two hours and fifteen minutes, then William Wallace Jr. closed for 1 hour 45 minutes. Judge Henry C. Smith recessed the jury to 10 a.m. tomorrow for verdict.
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Standard
Helena
District Court
Tiaac Gravelle
Northern Pacific
Lincoln Working
Edward Smith
Gravelle
Leon la Crea
William Wallace, Jr
Wallace
Henry C. Smith
Proclamation announces Teller County vagrant arrests
Cripple Creek Colo. Colonel Verdeckberg issues a military proclamation effective after January 7 declaring vagrants will be arrested. Any person able to work found loitering or begging or leading an idle or profligate life with no visible means of support shall be deemed a vagrant.
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Cripple Creek
Colo
Bee
Verdeckberg
Teller County
Mqnor
Police arrest bakers' leaders after city pillage strike
Paris police arrested several bakers union figures on charges of leading bakery raids on the city outskirts. Bosquet, head of the bakers union, was seized as he left the Labor Exchange amid a tense scene. Other arrests followed at their homes.
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Paris
Bakers
Tor
Bakers’ Organization
Netty
Bosquet
Aakers
Labor Exchange
Takahira on War Prospects Awaiting Russia Reply
Washington dispatch reports Japanese minister Takahira remained calm as Tokyo awaits Russia’s response to Japan’s last note. He said Japan will wait as long as necessary but will press if Russia delays, stressing Japan’s readiness and desire to avert war if possible. Colorado Fuel and Iron debentures restructuring noted with deposits at Continental Trust.
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Washington
Sogaro Takahira
Toka
Associated Press
Orlals
State Department
Toklo
Japanese Foreign Service
Russia
Japan
Ta- Aahire
Symmathy
Tokin
United States
Pokio
Far East
Takahira
Reese
Rasmy
Renly
St. Petersbire
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Csasveey
Standard Block
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Omeco Telephone
W. d Morton
Hewuiee Foreton Advertlane
Nassau Street
Washington Street
Ofice
Nebraska
John
Webster
Omaha
Colfax
Andy Johnson
Hamilo
Levi P. Marton
Henry Wilson
Manna
Nedraska
Anna
Vince
Taft
Hanna
Wanna
Crane
Massachusetts
Republican
Roogevelt
Pare Mclpants
Fondann
Crahk
State University
Welch
Feld
Motloway
Supreme Court
Tk Sas
Peprose
Whitman College
Walla Walla
Penrose
the Adamses
Palmer
de Talon
Tthe United Stats
Injanetion Agsin
Etuipe
Telal
Herman Vane
Kogoro Takahira
Neadinst
Colorado Buel & Iron Company
Continental Trust Company
Nim
Owesley
Butte, Mont
Stone Fast Rice & Fulton
P. J. Brophy & CO
Grocers
Big Blackfoot Milling Company
Estinistes
Butte
Arizona
Bodle
Bonner, Mont
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