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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1909

Page

4

The Anaconda Standard Publication Details and Offices

The Anaconda Standard lists publishing and subscription information, office locations, and advertising contacts. It cites daily and Sunday rates, national and regional offices in Butte and other cities, plus various newsstand and distribution points across major American cities. It provides addresses for editorial and business operations and notes standard mail classifications.

Paia SED Bain Business Ofice

Counterfeits and the lure of genuine art treasures

Fragmentary text discusses counterfeit art and the allure of authentic Rubens, noting consols for the poor and tricks of bogus manufacturers. It mentions a vast number of heathen inhabitants and a reference to a power wingdom, indicating sensationalized phrases without clear facts.

Rubens Janey Fowers Wingdom

The Wicked Candy Trust Debate in Boston

A Boston confectionery dispute prompts the Department of Justice to probe for a candy trust. The complainant claims boycott and blacklisting for not joining associations, while defenders say fears are exaggerated. Despite talk of monopolies, Americans continue consuming candy as industry critics press for action.

Boston Department of Justice United States Oil Thes Poly Trust

Roosevelt Fights Congress With Secret Service Warning

In a lengthy letter to Senator Carmack, President Roosevelt defends the Secret Service against Congressional attacks. He warns critics of dangerous ignorance and signals leniency as he nears the end of his term, urging continued support for a strong, useful service amid a turbulent Nashville trial atmosphere.

Congress Mate Senate Appropriations Rosevelt Secret Service Ananias Club Roosevelt Congressional Tie Asensalne Carmack Kentucky Ce Oter Colonel Coos Cooper Truuratty

Inventions, Weapons, and Diplomats Mentioned in Debate

The text discusses weapon invention and potential uses, noting New York legislature considering felony charges for weapon carriage without license. It mentions Henry Vignaud, secretary to the United States legation in Paris, outlining his career and later role in diplomacy.

Hornaday Palgn Maxim New York

Get the genuine or beware substitutes in art fraud

Vanity proverbs warn wealthy art patrons about frequent reports of forgeries and deception in antiquities. Articles claim many so called old master works or manuscripts sold as genuine trace to Europe or coastal dealers, with criminals using clever staging. The tale recalls a French mathematician who punished a dealer, illustrating the risk of fake artifacts.

Calendria Pilate

Confederate Diplomacy and Captured Envoys in Europe

A Louisiana native discusses the fate of Confederate envoys Mason Slidell and Vignaud, their capture by Captain Wilkes, and Lincoln’s restraint to avoid war with Britain. The piece notes Vignaud’s Paris sojourn, Maximilian's empire project, and lingering U.S. resentment at Louis Napoleon's meddling.

Louisiana John Slidell Meson Slidell Europe Wilkes United States Mvs Lincoln Anid Vignaud Mason Stiell England Paris Confederate States Maximilian Carlotta Louis X. Loon Maximilian S Hamaine

Hamilton Citizens in Warm Protest at Meeting

A large gathering in Hamilton on February 24 discussed a Senate irrigation bill, with Senator Miles Romney and local figures debating its provisions. The meeting highlighted concerns that the bill could transfer land rights to a ditch company and affect small landowners, prompting calls for amendments or withdrawal.

Hamilton Miles Rom Ordney Rome Senate Benator ‘McCarthy Gallatin County Romney bin Ta Rene Nater Ronaney Tritter Hoot Valles Nigation Company Fem Factetter Enulde i Juni Mir McCullough Romney McCullough Hemnen Witt HMC Lasteu M. Cratchfield Nes Anne Sonal Landhunters Property Ditch Company Crutchfield Alao Ponton Crutchfield Ian Erin Wagner Falsig Aed Mitten , Valley Irrigation Corpmny O'Mara Lotte ‘O'Hara Ission Sena Flathead County Tay

Unclear meeting notes on damaging measure in Bitter Root Valley

Fragmented report describes a large valley meeting opposing a measure, with mentions of Helena Stevensville and regional representatives. It notes plans for further action, statewide implications, and rumored organizers from New York and Chicago, with references to counties and upcoming events. The text is garbled and contains nonsensical phrases.

New York Cicago Jensvilie Toni Helena Utts County Poulan Stevens Gill Victor Corvallis G. Groft Stevensville Tonleht

Former Assessor Seeks Vindication in County Dispute

Former assessor MM Moody circulates a petition seeking vindication in a district court action against Chairman Halmar Lewis and county commissioners over timber tax assessments. The suit aims to recover more than 1.0 million dollars allegedly refunded improperly to Julius Neils Lumber and Hig Tilncktoot Lumber, with Moody claiming discriminatory treatment and pursuing funds owed to the treasury.

Kalispell MM. Moody Pwtiti Halmar Lewis Julius Neils Lane Ber ‘Company Hig Tilncktoot Lumber Company Reir Timber Holdings Moody White

The Natural History Journal Describes A Pale Colored Specimen

A Berlin area specimen discussed by G1 Berlin in a natural history journal is pale in color and not fully colored. It preserves in the hattity museum, with a brownish red back, pale yellowish sock, and a dark red eye pupil. the tongue is white rather than black, marking a notable variation.

Berlin Natural History Journal Berlin Museum of Hattity

Conservation of Child Life

Frederic J. Haskin argues the United States awaken to child protection through laws, education, and reform efforts. He cites infant mortality, delinquency, and dependence as key targets, highlighting orphanage limits and the push for home placing, cottage asylums, and private care to sustain family life and citizen viability.

Frederic J. Haskin All Nations United “States Department of Thenterior Congress Washington Fami | Instituti Wea Rurschon New York Mansfield Ohio Mam Theodore Dresser Mien Jane Adda Fudge Lindsey Mack Riis Thomas TH Muley Hoemer Mart Ehilarer Inth

Hamilton Notes: Property transfers and local matters

Special dispatch reports property transfers in the Hamilton area, with Edwards and wife selling near Corvallis and Myers to Thornton and LK Chain. Reports mention an automobile club interest, a planned business block opposite the courthouse, and brief notes on residents returning from visits and family movements.

Hamilton Conta Peterson Bros Phila_ yen Er Hoot Valley Chic Root O'Hara Bi Bozeman Stevensville

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