Anaconda Standard Publishing Details and Contacts
The Anaconda Standard lists publishers and proprietors, publishing cadence, mailing details, and subscription rates. It notes the daily and Sunday editions, pricing for monthly and yearly prepaid plans, and provides addresses for the Main Office in Standard Block and telephone numbers for business and editorial rooms.
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Standard Publishing Company, Publishers and Proprietors
Anacnda
Standard Block
Anaconda
Branch Offices Butte Telephone Addresses
Lists branch locations with office at 2 East Broadway and Higgins Avenue in Butte, including telephone details.
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Butte
East Broadway
Higgins Avenue
The Standard on sale at city news stands nationwide
W J Morton lists office addresses in New York and Chicago for foreign advertising. The Standard is on sale at numerous city news stands including New York Broad way and Thirty-eighth Street Chicago Auditorium Annex P O News Co Dearborn Empire News Stand Hotel S1 Francis Amos 711 South Olive Moon’s Oak Store Rosenfeld Hansen 24 Church Street Kind’s 114 Twenty-fifth Street John W. Graham & Co’s Seattle Hotel Seattle International News Co Oregon News Co’s 147 Sixth Street and other outlets. All general business letters should be addressed to Anaconda Montana.
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New York City
Hotaling
Broadway
Thirty-eighth Street
Chicago
Auditorium Annex
P. O. News Co
Dearbor Street
Empire News
Jackson and
Dearborn
Kansas City
Yuma News Co
Ninth and
Minneapolis
Kavanaugh
South Third Street
San Francisco
van Ness Avenue
Francis
Los Angeles
Amos
Denver
Seventeenth Street
Pasadena
Cal
Hornung’s
Salt Lake City
Moon's Oak
Rosenfeld & Hanson's
Church Street
Ogden
Kind's
Twenty-fifth Street
Spokane
North Howard Street
John W. Graham & Co
Tacoma
Pacific Avenue
Seattle
International News Co
Portland
Oregon News Co
Sixth Street
Court affirms ten year term for General Slocum captain
The United States circuit court of appeals affirmed the ten year sentence of William Van Schaick, captain of the excursion steamer General Slocum, burned June 15, 1904 in East river with over a thousand dead. The disaster near Locust Grove, Long Island Sound sparked naval inquiries and lingering doubt about his culpability.
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William van Schaick
General Slocum
East River
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
St. Mark's Lutheran Sunday School
Locust Grove
Long Island Sound
van Schaick
North Brother Island
Turkish Women Praised by Mary Mills Patrick in New York
Mary Mills Patrick, president of the American College for Girls in Constantinople, defends Turkish women as privileged and capable. She says they can transact business in their own name, dedicate time to childrearing, enjoy social life, and appear in high society, challenging common perceptions of harems and oppression.
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Mary Mills Patrick
American College For Girls
Constantinople
New York
Miss Patrick
A Prussian Prince in Paris Reflects on Empire and Change
A newspaper item recalls Prince Eitel, second son of Emperor William, visiting Paris marking Germany’s imperial era. It contrasts 1870 71 wartime Berlin with today’s glittering metropolis and questions the costs of world power, arrogance and social rivalry.
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Paris
Prince Eitel
William
Germany
Prussia
Versailles
Bismarck
von Moltke
Metz
Sedan
Napoleon
Berlin
Turkish Women and Social Roles Challenge Harem Myths
The article argues Turkish women navigate social life with selective duties, prioritizing health family and home. A woman can invite a husband candidate if he suits her, and polygamy is treated as a social norm. The piece asserts harems and old myths are being debunked.
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Turkey
Roosevelt boxing claim sparks rumor and defense
The article recounts claims that President Roosevelt once held a lightweight boxing title and notes newspapers either crediting or denying the claim. It mentions Harvard records, a fight with C. B. Hanks, and Roosevelt’s athletic image amid railway policy disputes, cautioning against applying sharp epithets.
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Roosevelt
Standard
Harvard
Hanks
Depew Defends Cortelyou Amid Boom Talk in Senate
In a senate speech Chauncey M. Depew defends Cortelyou, arguing the Treasury action calmed a danger amid bank stress. Senator Culberson had earlier criticized Cortelyou over federal funds handling as the banking crisis loomed. Morgan, praised by Depew as a genius, listened from the senate gallery.
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Cortelyou
Chauncey M. Depew
Senate
Depew
Culberson
Texas
J. Pierpont Morgan
Depew Remarks Stir Debate Over Defense and Presidency
The passage suggests Depew’s remarks align with Senate opinion, implying his defense cannot damage a public officer or threaten a presidential possibility, described as simply impossible. The text portrays his timing as favorable to those involved and enduring political implications.
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Depew
Senate
Meredith Celebrates Eightieth Birthday In England
George Meredith the English novelist and poet turned eighty yesterday at his home in England. Messages of congratulations arrived from literary figures across Europe and America including a bound volume signed by Swinburne Hardy Morley and others.
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George Meredith
England
Europe
America
Anthony Hope
Swinburne
Hardy
Morley
Meredith
Richard Feverer
Clairvoyant claims theft. police confront large dark woman
A shopper recounts losing her purse with money after shopping. A clairvoyant said a large dark woman stole it and would return to spend the money, prompting police to consider examining purses at a store. The officer notes many similar complaints and the difficulty of publicizing them.
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Park Street
Anaconda Road
Fellows
Wife Fears for Life as Woody Case Moves to Court
Evalena Woody seeks an injunction and divorce from George Henry Woody alleging assault with a razor, threats to kill, and criminal infidelity at Boulder in May last year. She names $300 monthly income, $2,000 in assets, and asks for alimony custody of child and legal fees.
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Evalena Woody
George Henry Woody
Boulder
Woody
Frank Harris
Dora Harris
Lynch
Harris
Destructive Fire Hits Brooklyn Oil Shed and Buildings
Explosion of canned oil in a shed at the Standard Oil works on North Twelfth street Brooklyn sets fire to the shed piers and a two story brick boxing department building. Loss estimated at about 125000 dollars.
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New York
Standard Oil Works
North Twelfth Street
Brooklyn
Missouri GOP selects Taft delegates in Fifteenth District
In Joplin on February 12 the Fifteenth Missouri district Republican convention chose delegates to the national convention instructed to back Secretary Taft for president. Attorney General Hadley was endorsed for governor.
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Mr. Taft
Roosevelt
Joplin
Fifteenth
Missouri
Taft
Hadley
More Money Subscribed for Electric Railway in Gallatin Valley
Bozeman Feb 12. Gallatin Valley Commercial Club President H L Casey announced renewed optimism for the rural electric railway across the Gallatin valley. At a club meeting $12,000 more was subscribed toward the $107,000 bonus sought by valley business men, leaving about $20,000 to raise before March 1. If completed, the long talked of railway would connect the valley and spur development.
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Bozeman
Gallatin Valley
H. L. Casey
Casey
Japanese Consul General Addresses Silk Association Banquet
K. Mitzuno, newly appointed Japanese consul general in New York, spoke at the Silk Association of America banquet at the Waldorf Astoria. He highlighted the pleasant and continuing relations between Japan and the United States.
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New York
K. Mitzuno
Silk Association of America
Waldorf-Astoria
Laning Company Receivers Appointed in Norfolk
On petition of a stockholder, receivers were appointed today for the Laning company printers. Representative J F Lant presides. Liabilities total about 156000, assets are claimed to exceed liabilities by at least 500000.
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Norfolk
Ohio
Laning Company, Printers
J. F .Lant
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W. J. Morton
Brunswick Building
Fifth Avenue
Washington Street
Ajl General
Standard Publishing Company
Mont
Bureau of Notoriety
Mr. Morse
Bryan
Cleveland
Louisiana
Knox
Philadelphia
Portugal
Hughes
Foraker
Kentucky
Hell
Henry Gassaway Davis
Beckham
Coxey
Mason and Dixon
C. Q. Bates
Mrs. Harris
Estenson
Oregon Short Line Railroad
South Baite Crossing
Fiatenson
John Festenson
Delaware Avenue
Spero Vucinich
John Terkla
Christiana Rolfe
Henderson
Coats
John O'Meara
John Kerrigan
Peter McDermott
Ignaz. Kalisich
A. H. Gillett
Justice of the Peace
Great Falls Meat Company
Gillett
Tipo Cole
Vapo-Cresolene Co
Pulton St
Japan
Owsley Block
Montana
Rice & Fulton
FOX Typewriter
Butte Gas Light & Fuel Co
Butte No. 4
Ceil. Co A
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