Standart Publishing Company subscription rates and branch list
Anaconda edition lists subscription prices in advance and details branch offices in Butte and Helena. It provides multiple national and city news stand locations from Chicago to Portland and notes general business correspondence should be addressed to the Standart Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana.
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Minneapolis
Hind Street
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Los Angeles
Denver
Seventeenth Street
Houston
Tex
White News
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Lake City
Tosenfeld & Han
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Ogden
North Howard Street
John W. Granann
Helena hearing on women in the payroll sparks debate
A Helena meeting discussed women workers and payroll allocations amid tensions over staffing and workload. Attendees questioned leadership remarks and whether starting work would ease tensions, with calls for a committee clerk and house involvement.
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Seri
Picanta
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Montana Electors Choose Warren for Washington Mission
A historical note recalls Montana’s three electors meeting in Helena on January's second Monday to name one bearer for Taft’s Montana victory. General Warren collects two votes. Charles Warren may deliver Montana’s returns to the Senate president, enabling the February count. The piece sketches the electoral process and dramatic potential twists.
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Montana
Helena
Washington
Taft
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General Warren
Charles Warren
Senate
Hayon
Samuel J .Tikden
Charles X Warren
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Ware Fen Wax
Suez
Terets
Charlie Warren
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Edison storage battery claim stirs debate amid disaster reports
Amid earthquake and rescue coverage, reports discuss Edison claiming a long sought storage battery. The piece notes skepticism over premature successes, while detailing ongoing efforts to aid survivors and the dangers of unsafe postquakes housing.
Turmoil Over Primary Selection Sparks Missouri Political Clash
The piece discusses upheaval surrounding the direct primary process in Missouri and Oregon with Governor Falk resigning and Hadley stepping in. It notes corruption rumors, ballot recounts, and convictions for illegal voting amid factional wrangling and calls for reform.
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Missouri
Falk Reformer
Siovernor Hadley
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Missouri politics and media clash over tainted senate pick
The Missouri scene features a disputed senate selection amid fraud fears, with Post-Dispatch pressing for a clean outcome while Republicans and Democrats weigh possible coalitions. Amid talk of figures like Folk, Cock, DeArmond, and Carmichael, reports of restive public sentiment and shifting allegiances color the contentious process in January.
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DeArmond
Charny Clark
David R. Francis
Mbsouri
Senate
The American Fur Industry and its Global Trade
A historical overview of fur trade expansion from early exploration to modern markets. It notes export volumes from the United States to Germany and other European cities, key fur types like beaver, otter, and muskrat, and the economic impact of sealing and fox farming. It mentions Alaska, Pribyloff, and the role of government revenue and taxation in fur-related activities.
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Pribyloff
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Department of Commence
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London
Great Fur Trade Era and Its Perils in North America
The article recounts the fur trade’s rise across North America, detailing hunters, traders, and trappers selling pelts for high prices. It notes long journeys to markets like Hedusonton and Alberta, the dangers faced by crews, and the involvement of half breed traders moving furs north to meet demand from Indian nations and European markets.
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Themer
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Orient
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Leane
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Truter’s Reverie Through Winterland Bound by Tribes
Fragmentary text recalls a traveler’s solitary journey toward Indigenous lands as trappers face danger and loneliness. The narrative voice hints at Crees Chippewas and Chitwoks, with distant mentions of winters, rivers, and the land’s stillness. Copyright note appears at end.
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Libway
Senate Committee Deliberations On Secret Service Plans
A Washington report notes slow action by a senate committee on Secret Service matters. Discussions focus on presidential protection, potential interviews, and allocation details. Officials indicate negotiations are ongoing, with the committee weighing security provisions and funding before any formal moves.
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Senate
Democrats Lay Trap to Catch Buyers of Votes
Politicians formed a secret spy body two weeks ago to trap anyone offering inducements for senatorial votes. The six men behind the plan are under careful guard as the episode stirs candidates and raises questions about enticement in elections.
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Pardoned Bank Robber to Honor Creditor Claims
H. O. Mathis confessed to wrecking the Blaine Exchange Suite bank and pled guilty. He faces a 9 to 16 year term. a gubernatorial pardon is conditional, to be completed after creditors are paid. Mathis is said to return to his family, while authorities pursue settlement with the bank and creditors.
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O. Mathis
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Mead
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Mathin
Colum Ie
Special meeting called of mining association
A special meeting of the Montana Mining Association was called to decide on state matters. Owen Byrnes, Koward Denton, and Brad Whiteside were named to a committee to prepare bills and report at the next meeting.
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Pheriah Wanaieh
Montana
Tha
Hoy
Seamton
Te Lanstrang
Ho Mtames
Owen Byrnes
Koward Denton
Bred Whiteside
Halled
Railroad Commission Fines Santa Beruitromt in Misdefinition
Sep. Son Francisco January 12 The state railroad commission fined the Santa Beruitromt one thousand dollars for misdefinition in tates The Southern Pacific was found guilty but was not fined or punished further in the ruling and the case paused on appeal.
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State Railroad Commission
Santa Beruitromt
Tates
Southern Pacific
Elected President of Institution by Aerup Former VP of National City Bank
Aerup, previously vice president of the National City Bank, was today elected president of the institution. Sthilinanl remains a holder of the board of directors.
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