Public notices and battle figures in Anaconda edition
The page lists subscription rates and branch offices for the Standard Publishing Company and summarizes Civil War casualty comparisons. It also comments on revolutionary turmoil in Russia and how early 19th century battles are framed, with references to Lee Grant Napoleon and MacMahon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hooker Tost
Lee
Chancellorsville
Grant
Napoleon
Austerlitz
Gravelotte
Paris
MacMahon
Russia
Gearin Faces Lone Senate For Roosevelt Policy Support
The article notes Mr. Gearin, a Democrat appointed to fill the late Mr. Mitchell’s seat, may find the Senate lonesome for party support. It highlights the Pacific Northwest’s sparse Democratic representation and the strong Republican majorities backing President Roosevelt in both houses, complicating Gearin’s brief tenure and the selection of his successor by a Republican legislature.
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Ossip
Senate
Gearin
Mitchell
Lonesome Place
Offone
Montana
Pacific Coast
Northwest
House of Representatives
Missouri River
Missouri
Roosevelt
Jefferson
Oregon
Hissucceser
Banking reports spark call for inquiry and Russia unrest
The article contrasts state Banking Superintendent Kilburn’s sharp critique of banking methods with Hendricks’ defense of solvency reports. It notes rising Russian revolutionary rhetoric as American readers note strikes are not mere labor actions. It cites Moscow losses and compares to Gettysburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Hendricks
New York
Insurance
Armstrong Committee
Hendricks
Kilburn
State Banking Department
Eastern Montana votes and politics in disarray
The Livingston Post questions Eastern Montana's political weight amid calls for a new Judicial district. It notes eastern counties produce little of the state's votes, yet demand recognition, while Dixon's plurality underscores the region's limited influence. The piece also praises Francis E. Leupp’s early Indian bureau leadership as practical and sound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston Post
Montana
State Capitol
Ontana
Dixon
East Side
Son
Custer
Yellowstone
Sweet Grass
Carbon
Meagher
Rosebud
Joseph M. Dixon
the Post
Roosevelt
Francis E. Leupp
Jones
Indian Bureau
Mr. Leupp
Leupp
Admiral Togote echoes Washington in wartime resolve
A trimmed, period-tone note in reports from Japan recalls Admiral Togote urging sailors to tighten helmet strings as victors. The aphorism resembles Washington’s creed to prepare for war in peacetime, marking a national motto potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Togote
General Grant
Japan
Togo
America
Washington
New Year Merrymaking Sweeps New York City
New York on Monday reports a noisy New Year celebration with thousands filling Broadway Wall Street and nearby districts. Crowds cheered as church chimes rang in the new year and revelers sang along in the theater and restaurant districts, while uptown carnival spirits sparked mock battles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Della
Trinity
Broadway
Wall Street
Upper Broadway
Review of the World's Copper Trade and Mines
A 1968 overview notes copper demand dwarfs past yearly needs, with modern uses in construction and industry driving consumption. It lists production gains by year and highlights key mines such as Copper Queen, Anaconda, United Verde, North Butte, Trenton Washoe, and Guggenheim properties as rising copper producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace J. Stevens
Houghton, Mich
Anaconda
Reno Consolidated Mansfield
Verdagma United Copper
Sane Arizona Copper Co
Arizona
Dominion & United Globe Peer
Son
Cape “Copper Co
Utah
Butte
Boston
Aship
United “States
Baltte SaTeem Bingham
Teimountain
Lota Y Coronel
Montezuma
Ingiouoy
Guggenheim
Copper Queen
United Verde
Trenton & Washoe
Montana
North Butte
Guggenheim Exploration Company
Australia
Russia
Cape Colony
Norway
Italy
Newfoundland
Bolivia
Turkey
Austria-Hungary
Cuba
Great Britain
Sweden
Argentina
United Men
United States
States
Professor slain by mani a student in Coimbra
In Coimbra Portugal a former pupil fatally shot Professor Refoios in a chief street after years of a failed exam and a grudge. The assailant, once confined as insane, confronted the professor outside a bookseller shop and fired four shots as a crowd watched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
Coimbra
Portug University
Portugal
Refoios
Oldest Three Sisters Claim U.S. Record in New York State
Three sisters in Minn a claim to be the oldest trio in the United States with a combined age of 239 years. A St Paul reunion showed another trio aged 36 years, prompting a larger total of 351 years for three more sisters. The Hot Springs Arkansas resident Mrs M H Goodrich aged 85 Mrs S A Ack of Rodman Town aged 86 and Mrs Jane Sornberger of Dodgeville aged 81 were all born in Delaware and are said to be the oldest living sisters in the nation.
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Tiese
United
M. H. Goodrich
Hot Springs
M. D
8. Ack
Rodman
Town
Jane Sornberger
Dodgeville
Delaware
Great Tide Overwhelms Five-Masted Schooner Henry Barrett
A massive tidal wave near Woods Hole Massachusetts on December thirty-first swept over the five masted schooner Henry Barrett. Captain Joshua Norton of Rockland Maine and mate James Conley of St John New Brunswick perished as the deckhouse was torn away and crew were swept overboard. The disaster reflects harsh maritime peril alongside human cautionary quotes.
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Woods Mole
Mass
Vineyard Sound
Henry ©. Barrett
Joshua Norton
Rockland
Tmander
James Conley
St. John
N. B
Beckham for Senator Compromise Cry in Kentucky Deadlock
In Frankfort Kentucky Governor Beckham is repeatedly named as a potential compromise candidate to resolve the long Senate deadlock. With Democratic caucuses imminent, leaders Blackburn Painter and Haldeman factions claim strength while talk swirls about Beckham resigning to allow the Senate president to step in and become governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Senate
House
J. C. W. Beckham
Kentucky
United States
Thomas Blackburn
Fim
Blackburn
Haldeman
Teroraen
Rornenas
Beckham
Democratic Party
Governor backs Painter as Thorne sparring rises
The opposition claims abuse of the Pardoning power by Thorne during Beckham’s absence. Governor Beckham says he is not a candidate and has, as far as possible, supported Judge Painter while urging unity in the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorne
Beckham
Painter
Butte Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Social News
In Butte three B Ledford and wife of Idaho Falls visit, Dr W B Casey arrives from Pipestone Springs. Mrs Jerry Mulling is seriously ill on Galena, John E McCormick of Hunters Hot Springs tours Butte, and Harry Bond with Dwight Conger of DINO spend days here. Mrs Mary ONeill and Leona Mullins vacation at Boulder Springs while Mrs J P Cutting and Miss Helen Cutting visit Basin residents. Newlyweds Mr and Mrs G F Ward of Dillon honeymoon in Butte as Emma Barrett arrives from Columbia Pali and resigns as receptionist. Rhoda Pierce of Pony teaches nearby, and Dr H A Bond of Dillon returns after divorce sessional matters. W B Harlan of Bitter Root and Como visits. Ed S Dorman of Missoula travels through.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Ledford
Idaho Falls
W. B Casey
Pipestone Springs
Jerry Mulling
Galena Street
John E. McCormick
Hunter's Hot Springs
Butte
Harry Bond
Dwight Conger
Dino
Mary O'Neill
Dan Tewey
Eas
Emma Barrett
Columbia Pali
Rhoda Pierce
Pony
Sn Bee
Mactey
Buste
H. A. Bond
Dillon
Vorce
W. B. Harlan
Como
Ed S. Dorman
Missoula
Beav erhead County Guests and Local Movements
Beav erhead County residents note surveying contracts while Miss Louise Walker of the city visits her aunt Mrs H M Parden in Helena. Walter Hill Lena Hill and Edna Jackson enjoyed holidays with Parker family in Sheridan returning home. Sam Parker formerly of Dillon and Nix sheep firm superintendent in Jefferson County came home after a week in Butte. Prof C J Fenner of the state normal at Dillon, with Mrs Fenner, was in Butte returning home after attending the State Teachers Association meeting at Livingston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead County
Louise Walker
Ja A.'Walker
H. M."parden
Helena
Walter Hill
Lena Hill
Edna Jackson
Sheridan
Sam Parker
Dillon
Nix
Jefferson County
Butte
C. J. Fenner
State Normal
Tenth Annual Dance At Teutonia Lodge No 2
Teutonia lodge No 2 held its tenth annual dance in Casters hall with 250 couples. The event lasted past 2 am as old year ended and new year began. Carter's orchestra provided music for 17 numbers plus extras. committees included Ernest Gehrmann, Emil E. Zschau, Joan Strodel, Frank Hotreuter, John Cordis, John Hahn, Isador Pincus, F Schnelaer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teutonia Lodge
Sons of Hernan
Caster Hall
Carter
Ernest Gehrmann
Emil E. Zschau
Joan Strodel
Frank Hotreuter
John Cordis
John Hahn
Isador Pincus
F Schnelaer
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Standard Publishing Company
Publicnere
Positecula
Igginn Avenue
W. Morton
NASA Street
Chicago Ofice
Washington Street
New York City
Brentano's
Uni
Hotaling
Ghicaco
Auditorium Anes
Inneapoli
Kavanaveh
Rm Third
A & Francisco
Palace Hotel
Fat Hotel
St. Francis
Nowsstead
Denver
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake City
Salt Lak
Orden
Kind's
Seattle
Tana
Beattie
Columbia Street
Portland
Kansas City
Ricksicker's
Ninth
Walnut ‘Streets
Mont
Mrrer
St. Petersburg
Council of Workingmen
Land of the
Moscow
Union
Gettysburg
Review OF
Tneren
Incre Pierre
Inense
Sik
Mexico
North
Mie Producer
Professor
Maniac
Senator
Butte Briefs
Connell
Montana Hardware Co
Revere Rubber Company
Knowles Pump Works
Oil City Boiler Works
Hendrie & Bolthoff Manufacturing Company
American Steel and Wire Company
Montana Hardware Company
Owsley Block
Meni
F. Rice
Fulton
Props
FOX Typewriter
Owiley Na Ley $ Ant Optician Butte
Steinway Pianos
Montana Music CO
North Main Street
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