Anaconda Standard Masthead and Office Listings
The brief shows the Standard Publishing Company masthead with publication note and multiple office locations and newsstand listings across cities. It lists main office in Anaconda, business office in Bell phone lines, branch offices in Butte Missoula and others, plus domestic and foreign advertising offices and various newsstand partners nationwide.
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Sundard
Anaconda
Business Ofice
Bell Phone
Independent’ Phone
Law aims to curb poolrooms and shorten race meetings
A Montana legislative debate centers on a poolroom bill passed by the house. Attorneys clash over adequacy and enforceability, while Butte business leaders back the measure as a step to end the poolroom curse and limit long race meetings. Legal experts foresee split interpretations after passage and urge swift Supreme Court scrutiny to fix defects.
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Hutte
Butte
Legislative Assembly
Anti-Poolroom Lation
Supreme Court
Electrified Rails Move Forward In Mountain Divisions
The article discusses a shift toward electric power as motive force for Montana mountain road sections on Fallroade lines. It notes mixed views among railway leaders, costs, and that terminals in large cities may adopt electricity early while mountain divisions of transcontinental lines could be among first to switch. It also covers Senator Root's stance on direct election of senators, Albany politics, and a memorial note on John B Moran, Suffolk County district attorney, highlighting his legal career and anti-police stance.
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Fallroade
Montana
Ianela
United, States
Root
Senate
Toot
Albany
Commonwealths
Anth Hughes
Paty
Empire State
Hughes Republicans
New York
Phoenix
Arvin
John B. Moran
Suffolk County
Masa
Boston
Moran
Munsell
NO PRISONERS IN SIGHT JAIL EMPTY AND LONESOME
Special Dispatches to the Standard Mahiton report a nearly empty jail with only guards present. The last inmate left Friday night and no others remain in the building. Sheriff Want and his deputies are opening their boots in the common room as discussions of jail duties fade and fugitives seem unlikely. The county’s rough farm scene nearby may attract vagrants before next week’s institute event. John Chinettick, charged with stealing water from Ea Dangherts, was discharged after a Friday trial when his own watch was shown to be his.
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Frida
Sheri Want
Iag
Iag To the Fall To Board At the Ot the ‘County, Sinless
Harnett
John Chinettick
Ea Dangherts
Chinehuck
Traveling Man Causes Arrest of News Agent
Traveling man on a passenger train from Butte sparked an argument over a dollar bet and allegedly attacked news agent George I Kavanaugh. Kavanaugh was arraigned in Justice Salford's court. witnesses were not produced and the case proceeded with missing testimony.
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Heorge I Kavanagh
Nthe Hutte
Amawule
Butte
Ian
Kavanaugh
Salford
At Rum
An Thiele
Kavhata
Deer Lodge Notes Special Corres ee of the Standard Deer Lodge
Local brief items report court matters, social visits, services, gatherings, skating parties, and club meetings in Deer Lodge. Notables include Mrs William Coleman and Hagel McDobalt visiting Philip Ida nu Fitzpatrick, Miss Annie Mondiache of Hotte, and Mrs Jacon Hite guests. Trev Te Herene and family, Miss Anne Bielenberg hosting teachers, and Amalgamated Sugar Company considering exporting conditions and a new plant plan.
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Butte
Jacon Hite
Keting
Anne Bielenberg
Manchett
Conrad Kole
Deer Land
Valston
apentOy
Randall
Mandal
Cote | Monwood
Georgia Staury
Amutt
Ti Everts
Contes” Howe Rater
Don Sool
Dyer Rrask
Higgine
Clu
Mra WL
Higgins
Homtes
Sire
Matteson
Ax You
Mike
Wage Battle Over Technicality Bill In Helena House
In Helena this week a heated clash is likely as lay members and lawyers in the house judiciary committee debate the criminal practices act known as the anti technicality act. The bill, supported by lay members Dr Hammond and Wood, seeks to curb freedom on technicalities while opponents warn of overreach and enforcement concerns.
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Judiciary Committee
House
Helena
Lkely
Swick
Yas
Meyer
Senate
Judiciary
Hammond Wood
Ammond
Hammond
Campbell
Price Flavoring Extracts Maintains Packaging Under Pure Food Law
For nearly fifty years the Price Flavoring Extracts have enjoyed the trust of intelligent housewives. The company reports no change to labeling or manufacture was required by the National Pure Food Law, preserving the familiar product.
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Price
Twin Bridges Notes Chronicle Local Doings and Weddings
Twin Bridges notes from February cover a Missouri horse buyer shipping Warlond progeny, local land and business transfers, lodge events, a Beav erhead county marriage, and state orphan home committee work. Reports mention Hertha Walker visiting the lodge, Mayville Minguire's Denver marriage, and local residents traveling from Dillon and Rexburg for work and family events.
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Twin Bridges
Guy Crandalt
Missouri Horse
Stain
Poindexter
Orr
Beaverhead County
Crandal
Missouri
Montania
William Klein
Dillon
Shere
Charley Mahan
Runlaburs
Overland
Melena
Penta
Hertha Walker
Butte
Montana
Herons
Dino
Mavide Minguire
Phillips Witt Veaide
Falls Selway
Helena Las
Henry Nolte
Silver Star
Tome
Gold Springs
Italy
TrauMer
Gina Cy
Mix Alfred Kyle
Boulder
Hen. Templeton
Goldie Selway
Max Laute
Madison Reserve Grazing Schedule Near Madison Forest Reserve
Grazing rules announced by Acting Supervisor C. W. Hud at Sheridan cover cattle horses and sheep grazing within Madison forest reserve. Permits needed by March 1. Rates span May 1 to Nov 3 for cattle 25 cents a head horses 35 cents. April 1 to Nov 15 cattle 3 cents horses 40 cents. April 1 to March 31 1899 cattle 49 cents horses 30 cents. Year-long permits issued for five years. sheep grazing July 1 to Sept with a set fee. district 2 July 1 to March 1 1810 with 14 cents per head. Animals under six months old exempt. stockmen may secure five-year privileges.
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Twin Bridges
Madison Forest Reserve
C. W. Hud
Sheridan
Etory of Agriculture
Rewards Offered for Legree Bondmen Strike at Ruby
Bondsmen in the Ruby district announce a $200 reward for the apprehension of Legree after he faced two charges for stealing amalgam from the Conrey Placer Mining company dredge boat where he worked. He vanished after being seen boarding a train toward Butte. Legree reportedly sold his cabin and hid belongings while his wife claims ignorance of his whereabouts.
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Arthur Young
Conrey Placer Mining Company
Ls Brees
Marea
Butte
Andrew "Treaudeau
Lawrence Rooker
Ruby
Legree
Hamilton Notes Special Correspondent Reports Local Death and News
Special correspondence from Hamilton notes the death of James Smith after heart failure in the northern part of town with a brother in Agenda as the only known relative in the country. Items cover visitors from Kearney, Neb, Bitter Root freight train activity, Missoula travel, and the Montana Horticultural Society’s annual meeting moved to Lucas Opera House for Tuesday to Thursday. Also announced are Articles of Incorporation for the Sun-Teton Water User Association to secure subscriptions for water via the Sun River Irrigation project with local farmers near Beauregard and plans to work with the reclamation service in building ditches.
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The
Standard
Mamilton
James Smith
Sitate
Angenda
Catholic Femaine
D. W
Montene Horticultural Society
Lucas Opera House
Stangara
Great Falls
Sun-Teton
Iteau
Dullding
Itches
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Standard Publishing Company
Totes
Postoffice
East Broadway
Bell
Missouta
Higging Avenue
J. Morton
Brunswick
Pitty Avenue
Cage Ofice
Washington Street
Ing
New York City
Hotaling
Noor Park Tow
Yeighth
Broadway
Kansards
Toma News Cos
Minneapolis
Kavanaugh’s
South Third Street
San Francisco
van Ness Avenue
Hotel St. Francis
Tlow ‘Angeles
Amos’. Tit South Olive
Denver
Seventeenth Street
Houston
Tex
White News Co
Salt’ Lake City
Rosenfeld & Hi Church
King’s
Beattie
International News Co
Portland
Oregon News Co
Bixth
Lishing Company
Sasca
Lectricedy HN Tmh
Washington
Mobran
Massachusetts
Deer Lodge
Ivestigating Industry
Amalgamated Bugar Company
Kilgallon
Ron
Exenis
Cam
Tyes Norris
Uige
Wid
John G. Morony
Th Daly Bank and Teast Company
Yenterday
Tt Ie
Edgerton
Capitol
Tate
Capitol Land Land Fund
Tikely
Norra
Magallon
Oplalone
Opie
Ikon
Comnts Favorabte
Ston
Syxe
Iward
Board of
United States
Columbia Gardens
Arberty
Clark
Sa Jochs
W. T. Groom
Anti-Baloon League
Gore
Cloge
Allenight
Ton
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Frank
Madison Reserve
Secret RY
Hamilton
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Conservatory
Rice & Fulton
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