Publications and addresses of the Standard Publishing Co
The Anaconda Standard lists the STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY with daily and Sunday editions and subscription rates. It details office locations in Anaconda Butte Chicago New York Minneapolis San Francisco Denver Salt Lake City Ogden Spokane Portland Seattle and Kansas City plus a note to address all business letters to the STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY in Anaconda Mont.
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Aestiearsey MO
New York City
Breginno’s
Union Sanare
Groadwey and
Talisy-cmly Street
Minneapolis
Kavaluigh's
Salt Lake News Cos
Ogden
Twenty-fifth Street
Spokane
North Howard Street
Vacomz
Pacific Avenue
Seattle
Newsstand
Columbia Street
Portland
Kansas City
Macksicker's
Ninth
Walnut Streets
Anaconda
Mont
Bliver Bow Club Plans New House As Funds Grow
A local club reports rising funds and plans to erect a new club house on Globe property. Members predict January meets may be held in the new building, with managers aiming for a sturdy structure despite debts.
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Hutte
Bliver Bow
Elreck
Globe
Weligt Evel
Milting and Milns Spur Dream of Butte Club House
The piece argues Butte is rich enough to fund a handsome club house and public hall near the Silver Bow club project. It warns against unsafe designs like a tall tower and urges prompt municipal action to ensure safety and architectural improvement while resisting costly, unsafe structures.
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Silver Bow Club
Hf Butte
Getter
Weinslettle
Htlic
Lees Tower
North-Dakota
The Fraudulent Bar Exam Trade Unmasked in New York
A New York lawyer’s conviction sparked a broad critique of the legal system’s flaws. The Cosmopolitan argues that up to twenty percent of city lawyers fraudulently gain admission, via impersonation and exam cheating, with many unfit to read or speak English.
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New York
New York City
Ignormmue
Depew affair fuels Albany clash over senate seat
The tumult centers on Chauncey M Depew and Senate discipline as delegates debate resignation calls. A sharp Albany debate surfaces amid political maneuvering as critics press for accountability while Depew faces pressure from factions seeking his removal or defense.
Singing in Church Sparks Carolina Court Case
A North Carolina court recently ruled on a church dispute over singing during services. Brother Linkhaw, a devout member, faced disturbance charges after refusing to refrain from singing a hymn. The trial drew large crowds as testimony showed his singing provoked wide congregational tension and a debate over worship practice.
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Churchelles
Nort Caroline
Ihculion
Linkhaw
Hoe
Init
Brother Inkhaw
Ile
Brother Linkhaw
Remarkable Court Ruling on Brother Linkhaw Case
A Supreme Court reversal found Brother Linkhaw not guilty of disrupting a religious service, while detailing a lengthy personal liberty and religious freedom argument. The dispatch notes a former age, a celebratory tale, and questions about a woman’s long life and health remedies.
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North
Carpativa
Linkhaw
Proposes New Grand Stand for State Fair
The executive committee of the Monioas Bale Male Association favors raising $20,000 to build a modern grand stand with ample seating and press accommodations. They plan a statewide stock issue of 80 percent interest with the state option to repurchase at cost, and authorize creation of a racing circuit with four purses totaling $4,000 for the State fair meeting.
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TeeThe
Monioas Bale
Hinar
Ilerest
Elks' Agricultural Fair described with festive detail
A Special Dispatch reports the Dillings ridge event titled The Elks' Agricultural Fair held in the old courthouse styled like a county fair ground. The article notes a judges' stand, relay pens, a starter, band stand, police, and lively booths offering beer and refreshments amid elaborate banners and ad displays. Paris meanwhile covers the triennial senate election with government supporters gaining majorities and ministers Chaumet Troufolt elected as senators.
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Stanagrd
Billings
Dan
Dillings Rudge
Hike
Gul
LSMM
LANA
John Pree
Stite Fair Association
Warry L
Funge
Cece
Naduleer
Maeker
Paris
Senate
M. Palieri¢s
M. Tourgeais
Republic
Chaumte
M. Troufolt
Chamber of Deputies
Elliott Panforti Neat and Democratic Leader Passes
New York reports the death of Elliott Panforti Neat a former member of the democratic state committee and a candidate for lieutenant governor. Born in Middleburg New York on March 4 198, the obituary notes his service within the party and his long political involvement.
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New York
Jan
Fulati Manforin
Renatirer
Dallayth
Middleburg
Debates Likely On Dominican Question In Senate
Senate and House members ready to defend current Dominican policy amid expected votes on relations with San Domingo and Morates treaty. Senator Tolman and Gallinger push a broad resolution. rivals fear delays but aim to keep Dominican issue alive while pressing shipping, Cuba, and statehood talks.
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Smmelom
San Domingo
Tye
Tolman
Senate
Ik’ Ga
Washington, Jan. T
Payne
Insane man at large terrorizes Grass Range area
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Lewistown Montana reports a crazed sheepherder armed with two guns who rode toward Grass Range about 0 miles away, threatening no one as townsfolk fled. Sheriff Slater and Deputy Tanockar pursued as the suspect, described as terrorizing the community, remained at large.
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Valley
Oovas
Gatisfartory
Standard
Lewistown
Mant
Slater
Tanockar
Dowager Empress Plans Long Residence in Denmark
In Copenhagen on January 7 the dowager empress of Husale is purchasing a beautiful estate in Denmark with the aim of a lengthy stay. Details remain circulated with cautious speculation about the eventual residence and implications for regional ties.
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Copenhaget
Jan
Husale
Denmark
Evangelist Palmer Opens Revival in Butte with Dr Gwenn
Evangelist Palmer launches a six month tour through Montana with meetings in Butte, Sprit, Hullo, and East Butte Presbyterian church. He insists salvation rests on personal faith not creeds, citing global missions and a Chinese Christian martyrs example. The series features daily services and a focus on conversion of youth and adults alike.
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Thay Palmer
Butte
Heean
Smith Butte Presbyterian
Witner Shayman
New Yorket
Air
Yolmer
Monte Fir
Philipghure
Giltings
Porsyth
Polirade
Wewi
Sprit
Hullo Aid
East Hutte Presbyterian Church
My. Palmer
Croc
Mr. Chapman
New Jersey
Reception plan for Chinese commissioners in San Francisco
Secretary Root designates Cornell professor Jenks to receive Chinese commissioners in San Francisco. Denby to oversee reception plans. Navy and Army to take part with salutes and escorts. Ambassador Meyer reports damages to American property from recent events. state department to receive details.
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Washington
Troft
Ot F. Denks
Cornell University
Root
Tat Tate Department
San Francisco
Jenkshaw
Denby
State Department
Washingtoni
Petersburg
Jan
Meyer
Motemy
Odessa
Ate
Inetructans
Fred Loeber Pioneer Dead at Stockton
Fred Loeber a pioneer and early Butte settler dies in Stockton California at 67 after years of illness. He owned Loeber's hall California site and was a key meeting place host for social and church events. His widow Mrs Loeber plans a monument and burial where he spent his final years.
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Rutte
J. Fred Loeher
Brockton
Cal
Loeher
CR Wilains
Ewone
Germany
Fred" Loeber
Butte
Imade
The
California
Leelers
Locber
Stockton
Loeber
J Hutte
Mrs. Loeber
Quiet Situation Report From San Domingo Coast
A Navy dispatch from Dominica Waters reports no disturbances along the northern coast of the Island of San Domingo as of today January 7, signaling a quiet maritime situation for the fleet. The senior commanding officer confirms stable conditions despite ongoing patrols and weather checks in the region.
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Washington
Navy Department
Dominica
San Domingo
Philadelphia & Erie wreck blamed on engineer error
Corry daily report says a January wreck on the Philadelphia and Erie railroad left three men dead and two injured. Engineer Kennugh allegedly admitted to forgetting about the passenger on the main track, saying My God I forgot all about the passenger.
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Corry
Jan
Philadelphia & Erie
Kennugh
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Standard Fubishing Company
Portanlee
Butte East Broadway
Ggeierret
Higging Avenue
Telepions
W. Gd. Morton
Xassau Street
Chicago
Wauhingtas
Aliayy
LyAb
Alilow
State Senate
York
Depew
Depew and Vompel
Albany
Tiepew
Jeauiars
Chauncey
Depe
Elks' Agricultural Fair
Hillings
France
Elliott Panforti
NEAT
HOUSE
Ramnoad
Cem Vpartel
Waris
Perestent Anzlous
Torlsin
Gallinker
Merchant Highine Committee
Mallory
Fe of
Munem
Cuba
Pomiker
Ile of
Ploes
Pennyylvania
Jas
Tae Tention
Cannan
Kanes
Usus
Evangelist Palmer
Dr Gwenn
East Butte
Montnet
Wis Molelig
Deroe
Falmer
Prnple
M. Blair
Chitlan
Jesus Christ
the Good Man
Mr. Palmer
Chris van
MeRéntes
Theodore Roosevelt
China
Rbaservelt
Atc
Inyers
Owsley
Tu Uinge
Schdaal
FOX
Fulton
Montana Hardware Co
Agenta
Revere Rubber Company
Knowles Pump Works
Gil City Boiler Works
Treadvia & Bolthoff Manufacturing Company
American Steel and Wire Company
Montana Hardware Company
Fred Loeber
Pioneer
Lassi
Iinw
Wind
Gerwaes Blindt Ayalt
Uilferalm
London. Tan
Maring Post
United States
Canada
Quiet IX
Domingo
Dlame
Leys
Batte
Montana Music Co
Sith
Olle
Stern- Wity, Weber, Case and
Ellingsmy & Howard Plang
North Main St
Allcock
Allcck
Mrs. Winslow
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Gt Mathera
Seein
Vie Potiecs
Toothes
Mottens GbAd
Abeere Cates
Drapguite Bh
Es Muro Asdeak
Aye Wington
Anu Ato
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