Anaconda Standard Publisher and Address Details
The Anaconda Standard notes its publishing company, daily publication, and subscription terms. It lists the main office in Standard Block Anaconda, a Butte branch at 28 East Broadway Higgins Avenue, and associated telephone numbers for offices and editorial rooms.
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Standard Publishing Company, Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda
Standard Block
Eosaee Editorial Rooma Telephone
Butte
East Broadway
Ea Higgins Avenue
Standard sale locations list for the Anaconda Montana edition
The notice lists multiple city news stands and outlets distributing The Standard. It names offices in New York and Chicago for advertising, and several racks and stores across Kansas City Minneapolis San Francisco Los Angeles Denver Pasadena Salt Lake City Ogden Spokane Tacoma Seattle Portland, with addresses and street corners. All general business correspondence should be addressed to Anaconda Montana.
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New York City
Broadway
Thirty-eighth Street
Chicago
Auditorium Annex
P. O. News Co
Dearborn Street
Empire News
Jackson and
Dearborn
Kansas City
Yuma News Co
Ninth and Main
Minneapolis
Kavanaugh
South Third Street
San Francisco
van Ness Avenue
Tacoma
Pacific Avenue
Seattle
International News Co
Portland
Oregon News Co
Sixth Street
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Mont
Portugal’s turbulent march from Moorish wars to Braganza era
The article traces Portugal from medieval battles between Christians and Moors to Alfonso III and John I reigns, the Atlantic age under Emanuel, and overseas holdings like Goa and Brazil. It notes Sebastian III’s crusade, Henry’s brief rule, and the dynastic shift after Spain, leading to John IV and the Braganza line. It covers Napoleon’s era, eventual constitutional moves under Ferdinand and Pedro V, and reforms under Louis I and Carlos I.
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Portugal
Alfonso III
John I
John MII
Emanuel
Indian Ocean
Europe
Goa
Brazil
Sebastian III
Henry
House of Burgundy
Spain
John
House of Braganza
John IV
Napoleon
Braganza
Pedro
Rio Janeiro
Lisbon
Ferdinand
Pedro V
Louis I
Carlos I
Boston Unemployed Parade Claim Labeled Exaggerated
A Boston newspaper defends unemployed distress reports as exaggerated, citing state statistician findings to challenge prevailing stories of jobless hardship and public sympathy for demonstrators.
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Boston
Seeming Parades Stir Debate On Employment Recovery
Massachusetts officials report fewer applicants for work and more for workers than a year ago. Some see parades as unnecessary and harmful to confidence, while a Philadelphia paper argues idle men should view demonstrations as a civic duty. Yet current discontent seems manageable, unlike the 1893 industrial downturn.
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Massachusetts Free Employment Bureau
Philadelphia
Boston
Banking on a Shoestring in Butte Bank Collapse
A Montana bank failure reveals that Aetna Banking and Trust used a shoestring capital. The receiver plans to sue the former president and cashier in district court to recover 97 500 dollars for depositors. Criminal cases have faltered as lawmakers seek remedies amid weak statutes.
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Butte
New York
Aetna Banking and Trust Company
Aetna Savings and Trust Company
Aetna
District Court
Governor Hughes Urges Abolition Of Race Track Gambling
Governor Hughes called for end to racing gambling in a Brooklyn speech, arguing it harms the American spirit and empowers the unearned dollar. Albany reports show his reforms face presidential paralysis as lawmakers debate political moves rather than race-track measures, direct nominations, and the Massachusetts ballot.
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Brooklyn
Hughes
Albany
Massachusetts
Governor presses agenda with media backing to push passage
The governor leverages broad support and favorable press coverage to push his policy recommendations through the legislature, highlighting that he has already achieved his aims in the test phase and could compel passage with continued influence.
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Les
Political influence weakens metropolitan fire department
Harper's Weekly cites corrupt politics undermining city fire control. Chiefs admit political pull eases discipline for firefighters, with over 200 members in a single political club. Violations of department rules are punished lightly if linked to powerful allies.
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Harper's Weekly
Metropolitan Fire Department
Mercer Pa Court Hands Strong Hit to Black Hand
A Mercer Pennsylvania court convicted a Black Hand leader of extortion, sentencing him to ten years in prison and a $1000 fine plus restitution to victims and court costs. The piece contrasts this with lenient New York sentencing and calls for tougher statewide action.
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Mercer
New York
Pennsylvania
Foreign Press Comment Refutes Socialism and Home Burden
A compilation of international press opinions criticizes extreme socialism in Canada and political limits in colonial governance. Quotes from Bulletin Sydney and Manchester Courier label socialism as unlikely to grow in Canada, while Derby Star and Petit Bleu discuss women’s equality and class privileges. Paris journal warns against street dangers and winter isolation, urging home precautions.
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England
Bulletin
Sydney
Dominion
Canada
India
Lancashire
Manchester Courier
Derby Star
Montreal
Petit Bleu
Brussels
Journal
Paris
Pierce a Westerner Named Assistant Secretary of Interior
Frank Pierce, a Vermont native and eastern college graduate, has begun work in Washington as assistant secretary of the interior. He rose from Utah bar and coal, iron, and mining practice to government matters, bringing extensive experience aimed at curbing abuses in lands granted by the government. His background suggests strong influence to reform land and mining administration.
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Vermont
Eastern College
Frank Pierce
Washington
Pierce
Utah
One Good Saloon Keeper
In Roebling New Jersey Thomas J Barrett the saloon keeper proclaims he will only serve "men of honor" able to afford liquor and vows to exclude drunkards and the poor. He is praised as the guardian angel of Roebling’s 2000 workers and aims to run a model hotel and saloon focused on restraint and responsibility.
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New Jersey
Roebling
Florence Township
Thomas J. Barrett
N. J
Roebling Company
Barrett
Tom” Barrett
Northern Pacific Carmen's Union elects officers in Spokane
The joint protective board of the Northern Pacific division of the Railway Carmen's Union of America concluded its biennial in Spokane with Humphrey Jones reelected as chairman and Thomas Thayer as vice chairman. E W Fusselman was reelected secretary treasurer. Jones may become traveling business representative. wage talks set for St Paul next summer. A banquet followed at Union Park hall and many members, including C A Parcher and J W McGregor, plan visits to Puget Sound before returning home.
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Standard
Spokane
Joint Protective Board
Northern Pacific
Carmen's Union of America
Humphrey Jones
Duluth
St. Paul
Union Park Hall
C. A. Parcher
Glendive
Mont
James McDonald
Seattle
R. A
T. Thayer
Pasco
Wash
Puget Sound
Pacific Coast
Settlers on Crow Reservation Get Mortgage Bill
Washington Feb 3 Senator Dixon introduced a bill after a conference with the Indian affairs committee. It would allow settlers on the Crow reservation to mortgaged their homesteads before final proof to any ditch company building an irrigation system for the settlers.
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The
Standard
Washington
Crow Reservation
Dixon
Committee On Indian Affairs
Earthquake Bulletin Issued By Weather Bureau
Washington February 3 the weather bureau issued an earthquake bulletin noting a slight event from a distant origin. Seismographs recorded from 6 16 11 p m seventy fifth meridian time with perceptible tremors for nearly one hour starting February 1.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Quake Distance Estimated From Washington
The original quake's distance from Washington is estimated at about 3,800 miles, indicating a substantial remote origin and potential global impact signals.
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Washington
Kobe Smallpox Epidemic Strains Kobe City Hospitals
The Kobe smallpox outbreak worsens with over 2,000 cases since December and 100 daily new cases. Empress of India reports crowded hospitals, street patrols by stretcher carriers, and a 135000 dollar city campaign funded by the Kobe council. Police and doctors conduct house to house searches. several elderly healers were arrested as the death rate tops 3.7 percent.
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Victoria
B. C
Empress of India
Kobe
James G Walker Elected Mayor Of Virginia City
Virginia City on February 3 held its annual city election with James G Walker chosen mayor for the fourth time. In ward one A B Thurgood was elected alderman for one year to fill a vacancy. Robert Hawkins won the two year term. Michael Mailand and William H Comley were re elected in wards two and three respectively. The city continues its February election under a 1914 Bannack City charter and the voting was very quiet.
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The
Standard
Virginia City
James G. Walker
A. B. Thurgood
Joseph Smith
Robert Hawkins
Michael Mailand
William H. Comley
Bannack City
Druggist Error Causes Death of Mrs French
Virginia City reports that Mrs. O. D. French died of strychnine poisoning in Collins Missouri after a druggist mistake. She had gone to visit a sister for health and, after taking medicine from a village drug store, died within minutes. An investigation found the druggist gave eight grains of strychnine by error.
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The
Standard
Virginia City
O. D. French
Collins
Pleads Guilty of Assault in Third Degree
Virginia City reports M. T. Carner from Twin Bridges faced assault in the third degree against J. D. Pike a Twin Bridges liveryman. He was arraigned before Judge M. D. Johnson and pleaded guilty, fined $25 plus costs and paid.
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The
Standard
Virginia City
M. T. Carner
Twin Bridges
J. D. Pike
Carner
M. D. Johnson
Relief for Families formed by Spokane railway clerks
Railway postal clerks from Northern Pacific Great Northern Oregon Spokane Inland Empire and others organized the Immediate Relief association in Spokane with 125 members. President C W Clark is head, Fred S Wightman vice president, Fred C Kendall secretary treasurer. Members pay $2 50, $1 death assessment per survivor, $100 paid to beneficiaries on death, funds excess redirected to a death relief fund, and when treasury hits $300 the death assessment is reduced. The group operates independently.
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Standard
Spokane
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Regon Railroad and Navigation Company
Yokane Falls & Northern
Spokane International
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Spokane & Inland Empire
Immediate Relief Association
O.eers
C. W. Clark
Fred S. Wightman
Fred C. Kendall
Treasury
Association
Despatch Steamer Free of Serious Damage After Reef Stranding
The steam schooner Despatch struck a reef just outside Honolulu harbor yesterday but managed to get off without aid and sustained no serious damage. The crew reported no injuries and the vessel remains seaworthy for further observations.
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Honolulu
Buyout Illegal Declares Court
The court holds that the Sherman antitrust act applies to combinations of workers and capitalists, upholding the department of justice duty to action against such groups. The ruling supports Buck Stove and Range Co. of St Louis versus the American Federation of Labor. Justice Gould granted an injunction in the D C Circuit. Samuel Gompers declined to comment.
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Department of Justice
Buck Stove and Range Company
St. Louis
American Federation of Labor
Gould
Su- Cae
District of Columia
Supreme Court
Samuel Gompers
Pie and Etiquette: Amundsen recounts guard pie tale
Harper's Weekly recounts Capt Roald Amundsen story of a new volunteer guard on sentry duty who shares apple pie with a major in undress uniform. The major tests the sentry by asking his identity. after guessing various titles the sentry finally salutes as the major presents arms. The humor rests on misidentification and formal courtesy.
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Harper's Weekly
Roald Amundsen
Norway
National Guard
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