Standard Publishing Company Anaconda directory notice
The Anaconda Standard lists STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY and branches in Butte Higgins Avenue Portland New York Chicago and other cities with office contacts. It details subscription rates forward order handling and designated newsstand locations in cities including New York Chicago Kansas City Minneapolis San Francisco Los Angeles Denver Pasadena Salt Lake City Ogden Spokane Tacoma Seattle and Portland. It directs all business letters and correspondence to STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY Anaconda Montana.
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Blancherd
New York City
Hoisings
Grandway
Thirty-eighth Street
Chicago
Auditorium Annex
P.Q. News Co
Dear
Born Street
Empire News
Eouth
van Ness Avenue
Ben Francisco
Francis Ziewr
Los Angeles
Aran
South Olive
Denver
Seventeenth Stress
Pasadena
Cal
Hormung
Salt Lake City
Moon
Salt Lexa City
Rosenfeld O& Hanesons
Church Atreet
Ogden
Kind's
Spokane
North Howard Blivet
John W. Graham & Co
Tacoma
Padavanni- Beable
Seattle
International News Co
Portland
Oregon News Co
Sixth Street
Banks in turmoil and airship ventures loom large
A sprawling clipping reports that state examiner Collins may push for receivership at the State Savings Bank of Butte amid uncertain industrial conditions and large deposits. It also covers the National Airship company facing liquidation risks, stock sales in Portland and San Francisco, legal scrutiny, and Woolgrowers association deliberations on public ranges.
Immigrant Traffic Grips New York Port in 1907
A late 1900s summary cites 1907 steamship arrivals at New York from Europe via Will’s Island’s Immigration Bureau. About two hundred fifty cows and cargo, plus 1086187 aboard, mark a vast but troubling flow. The piece warns of high bad-element rates, critiques federal regulation, and notes Europe’s efforts to stem the “drain” of able-bodied workers while America reaps the gains of this migration.
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New York
Wills Island
Europe
United States
Vivisection Debate Spurs New Jersey Action and Study
The piece reports on early 20th century vivisection debates, noting a proposal to convert a New Brunswick farm for breeding animals for vivisection, donations to support the cause, and efforts by the New Jersey Society for the Prevention of Gravity to ban the practice. It cites prominent figures and institutions while contrasting views on medical research needs and ethical concerns.
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Sockeliler Institute For Practical Reserch
New York
Praieve
Sis
Currey
Jk Ds
New Brunswick
N. J
Joan D. Korkedeller
Vals
New Jersey Society
Funny Men and Public Warnings Across Newspapers
A jumble of clipped jokes and anecdotes from various papers recalls playful quips about marriage, flirting, and social behavior. The Washington Herald and Philadelphia Ledger relay snippets describing wives, suitors, and a government inspector surprised by a woman at a post office window, with humor and sly social commentary threaded through the fragments.
Officers Elected Convention Debates Forest Policy
The convention endorsed preservation of public forests and creation of forest reserves with government supervision. It urged clear marking of reserve land, opposed burdensome grazing restrictions, and supported grazing permits for up to three years to allow improvements while safeguarding streams and grazing. It called for uniform bounty laws against predatory wildlife and backed continued federal aid to the Bureau of Animal Industry for disease control in livestock.
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S—White
Ruavurcey
Covalderstian
Congress
Hareau
Bureau of Animal Industry
Hoentock
Syhereas
United States
West
United
Bureau of Animal
America
London
Helena convention extends thanks to Montana governor and locals
The association expresses heartfelt thanks to Montana Governor, Helena acting mayor, the Helena Commercial Club, the Women’s Club, and Montana Woolgrowers for hospitality during the stay in Helena. Gratitude is also given for the accurate report of the proceedings and the continued support of attendees and their companions. George S. Walker is reelected secretary and Lewis Penwell of Helena elected treasurer.
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Montana
Helena
Helene Commercial Club
Montana Woolgravets
Helene
Govenors
Helens
George S. Walker
Cueyeane
Lewis Penwell
Wow
Dixon Bill Seeks Surveys For Lake to Rail Transport
The committee favorably reported Dixon's bill to appoint the secretary of war to conduct surveys establishing a possible four channel from Flathead Lake to the railroad at Kalispell. Also supported is a Dixon measure for surveying the Yellowstone from Glendive to the Missouri with emphasis on preserving lower Yellowstone navigation as irrigation projects rise. Settlers in the region seek river transport links to the Northern Pacific and Great Northern railways.
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Standard
Ashineton
Dixn
Secretary of War
Kallapel
Yellowstone
Fran Glendive
Missouri
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Ruef Says He Is Satisfied If Others Do Not
San Pyanviaco January 18 District Attorney William H Langdon has not yet agreed to immunize Ruef in exchange for testimony against the public service corporation motoring indicted for bribery. Ruef waited in his office all day for word, leaving for bail at 9 o'clock declaring he would confer with Langdon today but no conference had been set. The district attorney indicated the next move rests with the prosecution.
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National
Woolgrowers’ Association
Helena
Mont
Department of Agriculture
Jones
Stackmen
Congress
San Pyanviaco
Williamm He Langdon
Nogal
Abraham Ruef
Duane
Ruef
Public Service Corporation
Burfbery
Ruel
Wangdon
Rue
Langdon
Harry
Tray
Beck
Jerome
Annie Gaggen
Christopher Bagean
Whist Club
Thar
No Reduction in Diamond Prices by Major Houses
New York reports no price cuts by leading diamond importers. Announcement indicates partners have received word from the London syndicate controlling most diamond output that the policy of maintaining current prices will be strictly kept.
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New York
Thorate
All Due Partors
Miamn and Syndicate
London
Ainmond
Whrle
Tim Faliey
Th Baton
Short Thaw trial testimony highlights family distress
The trial records reveal Mrs Thaw calling for gentleness toward Harry as concerns about his behavior surface. Witnesses including teacher Mr Beck and housekeeper Annie Gaggen describe episodes of irrational conduct and fear that Harry’s issues may stem from deeper causes rather than temper alone.
Stories Told in Europe Are Not Worth Denials
The Washington dispatch notes American unease over sensational European reports about Japan's naval fleet. Admiral Sato, Japan’s minister of marine, offered a full statement to ease excitement but said European rumors were hardly worth attention. The Japanese diplomats have kept governments informed through their normal Tokio attaches.
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Tablo
Forsign Office
Washington
America
Europe
Associated Press
Japan
Tokio
Sato
Marina
Libel Suit Settled With Apologies From All Parties
New York on January 16 a libel damages settlement of 1000 dollars was announced by Adolph S. Oona and the New York American in court. Hearst papers and editors withdrew imputations about Mr Hoprat e integrity after statements from Mr Ochs and Times owners.
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New York
Adolph S. Oona
William R. Hearst
New York American
Qehs
Ochs
Hoprat
Bissare- Tenrst
Brisbane
Gels
the Times
Bank Officers Indicted In Bank Failure Case
Grand jury at Trokaon Missouri indicted W. Q. Sharp cashier and Dr. Fy B. Walker president of the Moinenhall bank that failed recently. Indictments charge receiving deposits knowing the bank insolvent.
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Trokaon
Mise
W. Q. Sharp
Fy B. Walker
Monienhall Bank
Doppsite
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Anon
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Fie Avenue
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Dusiness
Anecanda
Priras
the State Savings Bank
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Iams
My. Collins
He Inc
Calling
Businése Public du Butte
Hank
Collins
Tim Cellins
Ashiel
San Francisco
National Airship Company
iHese Locilier
Mika
Liberel
THE
Snelpmens Resoluvee
Helrtia
Bath
Sandard
Wiese
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Yange
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Montanz
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Smith
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Geal
Young
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Linda
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Woolgrowers’ ‘Association
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Forest Service
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Benny
McOm
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Alate
Angoclalionk
Raaglvod
Walter
Port Ivestoss
Polnia At & Spoon
Commision Company
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Geuw Voharoan
Co-Operative Livestock Commission Company
Mente
Dorlyad
Co-Operation Livestock Commission Company
Iver
Eas
Carter
Phey
Gorwine
Mitre
Igarters
State Savings Bank
Owsley Block
Baltic
Sura Road
Rice & Fulton
Dixon
Committee
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