Anaconda Standard Publication Details and Local Newsstand List
The Anaconda Standard provides publication and subscription information for daily and weekly editions, office addresses in Anaconda and branch offices in Butte and Missoula, and foreign advertising contacts. It also lists numerous newsstands in major cities including New York, Chicago, Kansas City, Minneapolis, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Denver, Pasadena, Salt Lake City, Ogden, Spokane, Tacoma, Seattle, and Portland.
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New York City
Broadway
Thirty-eighth Street
Chicago
Auditorium Annex
News Co
Dearborn
Empire News
Jackson and
Kansas City
Yuma News Co
Ninth and Main
Minneapolis
Kavanaugh
South Third Street
San Francisco
van Ness Avenue
Hotel St
Tacoma
Pacific Avenue
Seattle
International News Co
Portland
Oregon News Co
Sixth Street
Denver Tragedy Described as Cowardly Anarchist Act
The piece condemns yesterday's Denver murder by an anarchist priest killer. It decries the assault as cowardly and heartless, driven by beliefs that equate property with crime and law with restraint, noting upright victims and a lack of protection against such plots.
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Denver
Europe
Status of Thaw in Matteawan Insane Hospital
The article explains Thaw fits the third category of non convict insanity patients. A superintendent certificate of recovery, approved by a court, will trigger Thaw's discharge. Examines legal and medical steps, and notes a habeas corpus option could raise the sanity question in court.
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Harry K. Thaw
New York
State Hospital
Matteawan
Thaw
Lamb
Montana sees Conrad as potential balance wheel in national race
The Montana Standard weighs Conrad’s name for vice president or president, critiquing other papers while praising a "balance wheel" image. It warns against mischaracterizing Montana’s view and urges a clear choice between governor and vice presidency, stressing poise and unity.
Sanity Question in Thaw Case Faces Reconsideration
If Dr. Lamb does not certify Thaw's sanity within a reasonable period, attorneys may pursue new sanity proceedings. The issue would then be litigated again, with medical testimony guiding the decision.
Bad Business Riots in Philadelphia by Foreign Groups
The article denounces large demonstrations by foreigners in Philadelphia as bad business and asserts the city has seen multiple riots in the past year. It claims they march to city hall to pressure the mayor and warns of dire consequences if such actions continue.
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Philadelphia
Sam
Appointments and Endowment Updates Reported
Merritt C Chance named auditor of the post office department. Vice Admiral C T Touchard named French ambassador to St Petersburg replacing M Bompard. Columbia College endowment leads trustees to appoint Prof R C McRea to study humane societies and instruction at Busmaete. Rev Dr D L Leonard compiles foreign missionary sta.
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Merritt C. Chance
Illinois
Post Office Department
C. T. Touchard
St. Petersburg
M. Bompard
Columbia College
R. C. McRea
Bowdoin College
D. L. Leonard
Foreign Missionary
Sta
Missionary Contributions Rise As International News Listed
The year’s foreign mission donations reached 22,459,680 dollars, up about 1.2 million from the prior year. Prof John Bassett Moore resigns as international law professor at Columbia due to failing eyesight, temporarily replaced by George Winfield Scott. Arthur M Beaupre leaves Argentina for The Hague after visiting Buenos Aires officials. Sir Edgar Vincent, visiting ambassador Whitelaw Reid’s guest, tours the Pacific coast to study US railroad stocks and explore English investments, with interest in Hariman interests and United Railways of San Francisco.
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Tistics
John Bassett Moore
Columbia University
George Winfield Scott
Washington
University of Pennsylvania
Arthur M. Beaupre
Buenos Ayres
Hague
David J. Hill
Beaupre
Alcorta
Argentina
Edgar Vincent
Whitelaw Reid
D. O. Mills
Mill Brrat
Pacific Coast
Barber Counts in West Virginia
Senator Adam Litt lepage of West Virginia praises barbers as powerful campaign force in district talks. He notes barbers in his state serve as political hubs, shaping opinions during grooming sessions among Ohio miners in his audience.
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Barber
West Virginia
The
Columbus Dispatch
Adam Littlepage
Miners of
Ohio
Twin Bridges Hears Road Controversy For Bear Gulch District
Local interest centers on whether the old wagon road to Bear Gulch should be kept or a new route built. A meeting is planned to hear citizens' views as mining activity resumes in the Tobacco Root range. Max Lauterbach expands holdings with another ranch purchase. Lake Shore Mining president resigns as E L Shafner takes over.
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Bear Gulch
Tobacco Root Range
Max Lauterbach
Board of County Commissioners
Peter Harding
Ruby Valley
Mr. Lauterbach
Ruby
Lake Shore Mining Company
E. L. Shafner
Lake Shore Company
Sheridan horse man sells stock to U S cavalry from Madison county
L C Edwards a noted Sheridan horseman and former Madison county stock inspector recently sold many horses to government buyers for U S cavalry use. Horses were driven to Dillon and then shipped by rail. Madison County oats continue to be shipped east for cereal production, with H E Elling & Co. of Sheridan sending three cars to a Minneapolis plant.
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L. C. Edwards
Sheridan
Madison County
United States Army
Dillon
Montana
H. E. Elling & Co
Minneapolis
Big Hole ranchman George White plans return to lighter life
George White a Madison county former representative leases part of his large ranch to J A Slater of Butte and contemplates reentering the mercantile business. Rev Wiley Mountjoy state orphans home superintendent lectured on Dickens at the local opera house with a musical program by Miss Maude Maguire. County Commissioner Hustead traveled to Missouri after learning his mother was ill and then died, hoping to attend the funeral. Mahoney Bros of Wallace Idaho shipped a carload of fat cattle from Twin Bridges.
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George White
Big Hole
Madison County
Wiley Mountjoy
Dickens
Miss Maude Maguire
Miss Maguire
Butte
The
Christian Church
Hustead
Twin Bridges
Whitehall
Missouri
the Herald
Mr. Conrad
Montana
Bryan
W. G. Conrad
Great Falls
Mont
New Willard
Conrad
Virginia
Greeley
America
New York
Denver
Catching Heat Curio in Modern Disease Inquiries
In American Medicine an article examines the idea that colds stem from catching heat, a belief linked to early 20th century investigations of respiratory inflammations including pneumonia and related ailments. The piece critiques popular notions while noting persistent folk explanations.
Overheating Homes Tied to Winter Colds Says Explorer
The piece contrasts Arctic and tropical illnesses, noting Eskimos avoid pneumonia at home but suffer in New York, and Peary’s party coughs after returning. It argues winter heat indoors causes colds more than outdoor exposure and calls for reform in heating practices.
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New York
Panama
Peary
Arctic
Tropics
Not Serious Market Exchange and Jokes
A humorous collage shows a German marketman pricing chickens at 25 cents a pound and a Dutch couple debating yesterday’s price while a wife apologizes for past actions. Separate quips follow about predestination and birth, with sarcastic responses.
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Yonkers Statesman
Quick quips from papers show everyday humor
A collage of jokes and humorous exchanges from various papers. A couple argues over housing and twins, a cleaner notes a maid’s fake effort, and a tramp chats about workers returning to jobs, with a sly pun about reducing competition.
GLEANINGS AND GOSSIP
A roundup of odd notes and quips from across the U S and Europe. Highlights include Harvard’s oldest graduate passing to Charles Henry Parker of Boston, an evangelist’s claim of 19 hell varieties, and calls for press censorship in Mattoon.
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Harvard
Charles Henry Parker
Boston
Indiana
Hell
Matteawan
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Washington
Baltimore
New Orleans
Colorado
New York
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Chicago
The
Plain Dealer
New Jersey
City Architect of London
London County Council
London
Africa
New England
No Action Only Talk From Chicago Record Herald
A Chicago Record-Herald verse mocks lawmakers for endless talk while achieving nothing. It urges patience, idle meetings, and stifling reform efforts, suggesting critics push for no change and smooth over ambition with restraint.
Priest Killer Gallops From Denver After Murder
A Chicago born gunman Guarnaccio killed Father Leo Heinrichs in Denver and fled to Littleton and Colorado Springs by train. Police moved him to county jail then out of town amid threats of lynching. Funeral plans set for Wednesday with eulogy by Father William O'Ryan and services by Knights orders.
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Father Leo
Guarnaccio
Littleton
Denver
Colorado Springs
Eusebius
Leo
Paterson
N. J
Father William O'Ryan
St. Leo's Church
Knights of St. John
Knights of Columbus
Balance wheel in Montana politics described in Helena article
The piece portrays W G Conrad of Great Falls as a powerful Montana figure and potential vice presidential candidate. It notes his wealth, western ties, and status as a balance wheel for the Democratic party, with Montana and national papers weighing his future roles including possible running mate and governor prospects.
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Washington
Montana
Great Falls
Helena
Bozeman
Missoula
Yellowstone
Rockies
Bryan
Conrad
Denver
Democratic Party
Mourning in Paterson for Father Leo Heinrichs
News of the Denver murder of Father Leo Heinrichs sparked sorrow in Paterson New Jersey where St Bonaventure parish and its Franciscan monastery are tied to his life. He arrived in 1886 took vows in 1887 final vows in 1900 and was ordained in 1901 by Bishop Wigger.
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Denver
Leo Heinrichs
Koeln
Germany
Paterson
N. J
St. Bonaventure’s
Croghan
N. Y
Leo
Wigger
Newark
Now a cobless corn a California yarn about corn origin
A California visitor relays talk of Luther Burbank seeking the origin of corn. Some say he hopes to produce a cobless corn, while others note the original source may be an American annual grass such as teosinte. The cob pipe industry would not be seriously affected since pipes are typically made of wood or composition.
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Montana
Roosevelt
Conrad
Washington
O. K
Balance Wheel
Joe
Theodore
Bill
Charley
Taft
Old Kentuck
Tippecanoe
Tyler
Kentucky
Peoria
Camden
Eau Claire
Rocky Mountain
Billy Taft
Bryan
California
Luther Burbank
Burbank
Central America
Third Flotilla Arrives. Porter Tingley De Long In Port
The third flotilla commanded by Lieut. W. G. Mitchell reached Charleston with torpedo boats Porter Tingley De Long Thornton Blakeley and the converted gun boat Scorpion. They proceeded to the navy yard for coal and plan to sail to Key West tomorrow night.
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Charleston
Porter, Tingley
de Long
Thornton
Blakeley
Scorpion
W. G. Mitchell
Navy Yard
Key West
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