Anaconda Standard advertising and circulation notes
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions and details multiple office addresses and foreign newsstand partnerships across cities including New York Chicago Seattle Portland San Francisco and Denver. It also provides business correspondence address at Anaconda Montana and notes editorial and office telephone numbers.
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International News
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Salt Lake City
Ball Lake News
Honenfeld & Han Fon
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North Howard Strret
John W. Graham & Co
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Pacific Avenue
Seattle
Seattle News
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International News Co
Portland
Oregon News Co
Rixth Street
Carl Jones
Comer Paneth
Kerhsas Clix
Yama News Corinth
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Fading Race Hatred Cited Amid Violent Riots And Lobby Demands
The piece argues that a decline in lynchings cannot prove fading race hatred. It notes violent incidents in Atlanta and Mississippi, with riots and voter-driven tensions. It also discusses state governors warning against broad lobby legislation and the role of professional lobbying in shaping lawmaking.
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Alanta
the Record-Herald
Tov
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Hye
Rhode Island Senate Seat Fight Draws Three Candidates
The Rhode Island Legislature faces a three man race for the U S Senate seat term expiring with Wetmore. Wetmore seeks a third term after two, while John Goddard Colt and another candidate challenge him. Colt, rubber industry figure and Rhode Island legislative veteran, aligns with the Rubber Trust network and state business interests.
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United States Senate
Sein
Wetmore
Senate
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Yale
Deland
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Tenker
Wetmure
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MM Lornes
Copper production outlook clashes with demand in 1906
Copper industry reports from Tev dual authorities indicate a 5 percent rise in 1905 output but early 1906 shows production failing to keep pace. Labor and fuel costs pressuring mines, while global stockpiles shrink. Wall Street Journal notes predicted shortages persist as major producers face copper scarcity. Output at Huanun doubles in 1906, yet overall U S production grows only about two percent year over year.
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Trade Journal
Mochina
Wall Street
Fels
Governor Pennypacker Targeted by Cartoons and Jests
The article mocks Samuel Pennypacker, Pennsylvania governor, noting reporters and cartoonists ridiculed him during his tenure. It cites his appearance and persona, accusing him of spending time courting caricature after promoting a political proposal and shaping public perception of the state house.
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Samuel Pennypacker
Pennsylvani
Fen
Penny Wacker
Tie
Phil
Pennipacker
Pennsylvania
Lynchings in the Year Record Declines in Early Twenties
Old newspaper clipping notes that sixty six lynchings occurred in the year, with negros as victims in all but two cases. Most were in southern states, up two from the prior year. The report compares to earlier decades, calling the trend a slight improvement despite historic highs.
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Klix
Chicago Record-Herald
Buffalo Preservative Meeting Hints at Utah Herd Establishment
The American Bison Society met in New York to discuss buffalo preservation, seeking sites for new herds to prevent extinction. Secretary A L Baines outlined public education efforts, with focus on Northwestern Montana near the Flathead reservation. Funds and fencing discussed for ranges like the Wichita forest area and related government support. There are about 130 buffaloes in the Austin Corbin herd at Newport, 150 in the Pablo herd on the Flathead reservation, 69 in Charles Goodnight’s Texas Panhandle herd, and a government herd in Yellowstone National Park.
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New York
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Aten Loring
Koplogleal Society
Wiehlta
Guine Reserve
Oklahoma
Owil
Congress
Austin Corbin
Newport
Blue Mountain Foreat Association
Flathead
Charles Goodnight
Texas Panhandle
Yellowstone National Park
Fragments of Early 20th Century Dispatches Mix Odd Notes
A scrambled OCR text fragment reports diverse items from bison herds near Pawnee to Silks from New York at San Francisco transit, plus political and weather snippets. It mentions Maj. Gorden W. Lille and several place names, with scattered observations on crime, economics, and legislation. The tone mimics a busy wire-service page with jumbled lines and partial sentences.
Petition to Legislature to Ban Saloons Near Parks
A meeting of the Woman's club at Hatte adopted a resolution to petition the legislature for a law prohibiting sale of alcohol within near proximity to public parks and cemeteries. The petition urges stopping establishments or places where liquor is sold near parks or cemeteries to prevent scenes that distress mothers and children.
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Woman's Club
Hatte
Huor
Weather floor warnings issued for river lows elsewhere
The weather bureau issued warnings about rising water levels in the Little Kansas River area and lower Mississippi regions, signaling a risk of flooding and requiring caution for residents along the waterways.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Fn-Night
Kanas Yas Hyer
Bissiealppi River
Senate action in Helena notes appointments and bills
The Helena Senate session records appointments confirmed by the governor including J. A. Boariman and others to state boards. It lists introduced house bills on roads, irrigation, and public money, with several committee referrals and notices of bills given.
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Senate
Freda Agaty
Ih Clls
Buan-Tudos
Coasti Wnl
Duke's Hs
Committee On Ways
Aan Hyena
Mia Eviaabeth
Wil
Leighton
Soliers
Whiteside
Meir
Miller
Park
Roe.quest
Hyndman
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Capt
James Willhans
Manchester
Dubie Parks
Patten
Jlouse
Morgan
Sanders
Marshall
Alma
Legislature adopts reform measures amid committee appointments
The house saw debate over the La Follette style reform actions and the abolition of the fish and game warden office with substitutes considered. Speaker King announced Campbell and Beckwith for sanitary affairs and agriculture committees as a resolution to report twice weekly progressed.
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la Follette
A. J. Hennet
King
Campbell
Beckwith
Quick action saves Forsell life in shaft accident
In a Pittsione shaft yesterday a 40-foot cage fall narrowly killed Alfred Forsell who worked below a 1,200-foot station. His partner pulling the signal reversed the cage just as it dropped, saving him from crushing. Forsell, a 42 year old Norwegian foreman, survived with head and back bruises and is hospitalized after the near-fatal incident in the Upper West district.
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Hla
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Yank Wei
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Mast Broadway
Ele
Thea
Hutte
Near Miss as Dynamite Blast Injures Man
John Bilxt narrowly escaped death when a blast of 175 sticks of dynamite near the Leonard tunnel exploded. He was within about 50 feet of the charge, received cuts and lacerations, and was hospitalized under Dr Alfred Karsted. Expected to recover to return home in a few days.
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Murray Ambulance
Alfred Karsted
North Atlantic Street
Evan Ja Tiels
Deyinates
Schumann-Heink concert plans disrupted by late train
The noted singer Schumann-Heink, touring America under Henry Wolfsohn, will leave for Salt Lake City after a New York concert. She was expected to reach by No 14 but Spokane train No 4ram was late, delaying her arrival and skipping the Salt Lake booking.
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dinn-Heink
Saltz Lake
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Spokane
Wis
Schumann-Heink
America
Henry Wolfsohn
Rutie
Jann Cort
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Rute
Forest Reserve Action Not Authorized by Law
Washington Jan 18 The senate select committee investigating Indian Territory conditions reports many recommendations and says Secretary Hitchcock acted withdraw lands for cattle purposes without lawful authority.
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Select Committee
Senate
Congress
Itas
Clark
Wyoming
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Iande
J J Murphy on visit in role of the chief
Former city detective Jerry J Murphy of the Butte police department visited the city jail with friendly purpose and helped calm a youthful escape attempt. He recalled past cases, warned youths to return home, and reminded them of curfews while briefing officers at the depot about a group planning to run away.
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Jerry J. Murphy
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Efty
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Wil
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Jerry
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Sek
Lee
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Synce Busshard
West
Copper Street
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Ola Chief
Foo
Ales
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December police work report shows arrests and disposals
Chief Mulholland presented the December police report to the city council detailing 1 arrest in the month and 41 disposed cases. It itemizes prisoner meals 25 cents each, meals cost 12.00, labor hours 18, cost 4.12, 34 lodgers, 60 pawn reports, 330 firings reported, 158 stolen property worth noted, 189 wagon calls, 20 prisoners transported, 230 miles traveled, and total department expenses 21.
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Mulholland
Flerace
Butte Miner Jenn Berkin Returns From Copper Districts
Butte mining man Jenn Berkin returned from Aviapit after inspecting copper ground in Butte interests. He visited Los Angeles and Graham County Arizona meeting copper producers Detrotr eanin Metcalf Coronada Shane non. Berkin then went to El Paso and Juarez Mexico learning Spanish and current coin and returned via Denver. He reports mines productive with promising ventures and says the trip improved his health.
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Aviapit
Los Angeles
Graham County
Ariz
Metcalf
Coronada
Shane Non
el Paso
Juarez
Mexico
Berkin
Denver
Montana
Japanese Officers Suspected After Fort Clark Absences
In El Paso on January 1 three Japanese servants employed at Fort Clark reportedly disappeared after investigators noted their unusual behavior at the fort. Authorities say the trio's inspection of ammunition and clothing drew attention, fueling suspicion they were operatives rather than servants.
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Tex
Servanta Wytha ofMfcere
Fort Clark
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