Anaconda Standard Publisher and Offices Listing
The Anaconda Standard announces its publishing company details with subscription rates, branch offices, and newsstand locations across major cities. It lists offices in Missoula, Butte, New York, Chicago, Kansas City, Minneapolis, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Pasadena, Salt Lake City, Spokane, Tacoma, Seattle, and Portland for distribution and advertising inquiries.
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S. Broadway
Tiotel
Francie
Los Angeles
Sota Olive
Drover
Seventeenth Street
Pasadena
Cal
Homunng's
Salt Lake Cil
Afoun's
Rock Tare
Lake City
Ronenfeld & Hanson's
Church Street
Qeten
Kind'’s
Howard Street
Spokane
Joy
W. Graham & Co
Tacoma
Pacific Avenue
Seattle
International News Co
Portland
Oregon News
Sixth Street
Talcott Prominent Montana Banker Dies in Livingston
Saturday January 18 295 EB notes the death of Talcott a longtime Livingston resident of about twenty five years. A respected Montana banker and civic figure he built strong business ties and was admired for his integrity and progressive outlook. His passing after long illness drew mourning from friends and the community.
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EB. Talcott
Livingston
Tle
Montana
Mr. Talcott
Immigration: steerage demand to rebound after slow period
An old news item notes immigration has largely paused with no harm expected if the cessation persists. It predicts renewed rush to American shores, citing Atlantic steamship lines bracing for a surge as steerage passengers return after a period of decline. Estimates show few passengers per ship compared with previous years.
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Atlantic Steamship Companies
America
Waw York
Brovelt
Persia Crisis Spurs Demand for Funds Amid Constitutional Turmoil
The article depicts rising tensions in Persia as the shah presses parliament for more money while constitutional gains fade. It notes graft within the royal circle, a powerful royal household seeking funds, and a looming regional confrontation with England and Russia’s covert accord shaping policy.
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Parejale
Porkia
Ainesia
Amerlus
Hersian Gulf
Shah
Naereed-Din
Persia
Poten Tate
Hie
England
Russie
Persian Gulf and European Powers Stir Peace Prospects
The article surveys Anglo Russian influence in Persia and the Middle East with Germany Turkey and Britain maneuvering over debt and concessions while Russia and England seek balance. It notes London’s suffragists protests and a cabinet session marred by arrests as police restrain demonstrations by women demanding rights.
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Persian Gulf
Thun
Paris
Joan
Sheh
Tussia
Enegland
Germany
Turkey
England
Persa
Russia
Enmirol
Persia
Tursey
Uemmeney
Trottls
Perele
Perai
The Chesapeake Flag Auctioned in England Relic Sale
A captured American ship flag tied to the Chesapeake surrenders and James Lawrence’s dying command is said to pass to British midshipman and later to T G Middlenraok. Executors of Mr Biddlebrooke estate plan an auction of relics including the flag amid appeals from Americans in London.
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James Lawrence
Chesapeake
Lawrence
England
T. G. Middlenraok
Biddlebrooke
Tle
Sy. Buddlebrook
London
America
Bin
Landon
Floating Concert Hulls Sailors Hear Daring Band On Vessels
Printer reports describe sixteen ships fitted as concert hulls with master instruments aboard and multiple pianos, banjos, guitars, violas, flutes, and other instruments. Bands play morning and evening concerts, attracting hundreds of sailors and observers as regular shipboard musicales promise fewer seaman disruptions.
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Warrant
Edison’s concrete houses aim to house workers cheaply
A Pittsburgh philanthropist plans two groups of Balton concrete houses, near New York and Philadelphia, renting to workers at 7 to 60 a month. Two family, three story, firesafe, modern plumbing, cost under 1900, with aim to replace landlords’ child-harsh policies and expand to other cities if successful. The piece also notes various contemporaneous political and cultural references, alluding to war, elections, and notable figures of the era.
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Jenty Phipps
Pittsbury
New Yorke
Philadelphia
Midison
Mr. Belson
Edison
Entombed men may be reached by month’s end
Reports say rescue attempts continue at the shaft reaching the entombed workers. Contingent estimates place completion by the first of next month as teams assess remaining debris and the path to the 1,000-foot level where the prisoners are believed held.
Mine laying vessels in demand for wartime needs
Washington reports Secretary Hat cal has asked for estimates to convert the San Francisco Baltimore and Paul Jones into mine laying ships. Officials foresee great wartime need and plan to ready them swiftly with special congressional authority due to the current 20 percent limit.
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Washington
Jietcal
San Francisco
Baltmore
Paul Jones
Congress
Sullivan to be charged with murder of officer
Salt Lake City report says Joseph Sullivan, in custody after arrival from Portland, will be charged with the murder of Officer Portl. A search of his clothing yielded a nail and rope fragments, found hours after the cell door closed, suggesting he was making a rope.
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Salt Lake
Tan
Joseph Sullivan
Alfay Howard
Portland
Ore
Barmenta
COUNTY POOLROOM MEN FACE WARRANTS AND TRIAL
County attorney issue two warrants against Maley of the M a Ma poolroom on North Main Street and Frank Mutry of the Hutte Motel club poolroom on West Broadway for operating common gambling houses and selling pools on horse races. Both men posted bonds. cases set for trial after brief postponement. Defense argues pool selling legal where horse racing is recognized. County attorney action splits cases between two courts as proceedings continue.
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Murrey
McNult
M.a& Ma
North Main Street
Frante Mutry
Hutte
Hast Broadway
Charly Lynucht
Tig County
Soln
Maley
Justice Faire
John Grive
New Nult
John Daren
Montana
Padlicont
Paola
Notin
DinGowson
Praparhig ‘Fylets
Horse Tied Three Days Without Food or Water
Frank Miller is charged with extreme cruelty after allegedly tying a horse to a wagon wheel for three days without food or water. Witnesses say the horse appeared starved and weak, and Miller was arrested last night awaiting trial.
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Frank Miller
Patralon Lesuke
Utah
Horace Waa
Brongke
Big Ice-Roller Carnival At Halland rink
The South Bucle Snelal club hosts a large ice carnival at Halland rink next Wednesday evening. Proceeds benefit St. Josaph's parish church fund for a new edition. Promoters expect record turnout as hundreds of tickets have sold, with posters granting access to both the hall and the open air rink under the stars.
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Carniva
South Bucle Snelal Club
Tt In
Fire damages six story building at 19 29 Markat Street
Fire in a six story Chicago building at 19 29 Markat Street caused severe damage. The occupants McNell and Higgins and a whaler were noted in the scene with reported losses totaling 9200 000.
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Chicago
Tan
Markat Street
MtcNell & Higgins
Whaler Waleretern
Senate Adjournment Held Up by Bipartisan Opposition
In Frankfort Kentucky the Senate faced a rare standoff as anti Bookhem Democrats and Republicans united to forgo adjournment, delaying the session beyond Monday. The dispute centers on pushing back the adjournment to address ongoing legislative concerns.
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Frankfort
Senate
Sutherlands Brother Jails Amid Bribery Trial Narratives
A damaged account reports James B Sutherland, brother of John B Sutherland, now jailed amid murder trial claims. Patrol Driver Charlie Jagkzan recounted a bribery attempt to police officers and a scheme to cash a time check to free Murray. The testimony describes hair found at the Bryan house scene and conflicting detective statements.
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Dames Sutherland
Slar Withasa
John B. Sutherland
James Wee
Charlie Jagkzan
Front Street
South Butte
Sutherland
Jan
City Saint
James Sutherland
Bryan House
West Copper Street
Kerr
John TB. Sutherland
School Teacher’s Room Robbed During Absence
Miss A. V. Teague, a popular Bellemon aol jearcher, was the victim of a burglary in her schoolteacher’s room at No 22 in Montana on West Cross Street during her absence Wednesday night. The complaint was lodged with the authorities yesterday.
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A. V. Teague
Dho Montana
Weat
Gromiway
Wight
Apartment Burglary Report From Damaged Lettering
A resident returns home to find her room ransacked and clothing scattered. Personal items and money are missing, with footprints suggesting a break-in occurred in the evening. Police are investigating the break-in and reviewing nearby security footage for leads.
Gaelic Advocated as Study in Petochisl Schools
A Gaelic study feature at St Marys school discussion on ancient and modern Irish history led by Father Hanbon and Mrs J H McCarthy. They urged Gaelic be a required part of petochisl school curricula and noted Gaelic is elective at Trinity and Magdath colleges. Mortimer Sullivan performed Gaelic verse and a Bret anniversary program was planned for St Marys tomorrow.
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St. Mary's
Scnae
Trinity
Magneth
McCarthy
James Moriarity
Ireland
Mortimer Sullivan
Bulle
St Mary's School
Men at East Stewart Close Upon Dead Body
Miners at East Stewart shaft near the 1900 foot level report the body of Steve Hartnett, buried four weeks, likely to be removed before daylight. The rescue effort continues with extra miners, as odor from decomposition grows weaker amid steady progress toward recovery and awaiting undertaker Dug Fanan.
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East Stewart
Marty
Steve Hartnett
Hartnett
West Ftewart
Dug Fanan
Stevens
Probst's Skate Ends Race After Sudden Accident
Prank Probst and Wally Bradford led a roller skating race at the Welland rink last night. An accident to Probst's skate caused him to drop out on the second lap and the event was stopped. Hugh Wright did not meet Bradford for a handicap contest after the race.
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Prank Probst
Wally Bradford
Welland
Provat
Hugh Wright
Bradford
Coal mine blaze prompts all workers to escape near Monongahela
Pittsburg Jan 17 The Catabure Mine of the Monongahela Consolidated Seal and Coke company near Monongahela City about 30 miles south, is reported burning. About forty men were at work. Firefighters and a search party at three entries race to the scene as material for extinguishing the blaze is rushed in. All miners known to be in the mine have escaped from the two lower entries and the fire is believed under control.
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Pittsburg
Government replies in Panama Canal bond case
Washington December. The government counsel filed in the Supreme Court of the District today a reply to restrain the secretary of the treasury from issuing Panama Canal bonds. It argues the complainant cannot meet a $3,000,000 obligation and lacks financial responsibility. The bid at $103.275 with accrued interest is deemed speculative not bona fide. The secretary denies releasing $91,467,000 of bonds to national banks at subbid levels. George A Romer of New York is alleged to be financially insolvent and morally unfit to bid for $9,006,000 in bonds.
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Washington
Lan
Nin Svil Af Grorga SV. Austin
Secretary of the Treasury
Supreme Court of the
Dletyte
George A. Romer
New York
Ona George Romer
New Fork
Panema Canal
Man with Footpad Tale Arrested for Vagrancy
Arthur Loretza Brenna, found on the west side of Batty with pockets turned inside out, claimed a robbery tale last Tuesday. He was arrested for vagrancy after naming Otto Braeme. Detectives detain him at the ARG resort in the restricted district amid claims of no funds for weeks and no $250 robbery.
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Arthur Loretza Brenna
Otto Braeme
Minthia
Guns For Crna Party Urgent China Japan Auction Heads
An urgent order for quick firing guns was placed amid tense China Japan relations. Details on production or provenance remain unclear as the auction date approaches with seats for India unaffected.
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China
Pacis
Japa
Indias
Treating Thssomnia Lectures Prompt Audience Questions
A health lecturer concludes a talk and invites Wyadore to pose questions about ponies or related sleep issues. A sharp remark asks what to do when one cannot sleep alone at night. The lecturer replies that people may act as they wish, but offers guidance and open discussion.
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Wyadore
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