Anaconda Standard Publication Notice and Offices
The Anaconda Standard announces its publishing team and subscription rates. It lists main office in Standard Block Anaconda and branch offices in Butte Spokane Los Angeles and Chicago with phone contacts and distributors. Address all business correspondence to the Standard Publishing Company.
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Debated poolrooms and gambling in Montana politics
In Helena debate rages over bills to abolish poolrooms and long race meetings seen as gambling, not sport. The piece discusses legislative aims, public petitions, and the broader view on gambling versus racing, plus commentary on Roosevelt Taft era politics and Cuban affairs.
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Illinois campaign wrangle over governor and senate
The piece recalls Illinois state politics during statehood debates with Governor Deneen opposing a joint session, anti Deneen House speakers aided by Democrats, and fraud claims in November elections. It notes Stevenson contending Deneen and hints at a federal senatorship fight if anti Hopkins persist.
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Diary of a Dollar Bill in a Bank Cashier’s Hands
A stray dollar’s journey through countless hands and lives. The worn bill travels from a bank cashier to an Irishman, a bartender, a waiter, a jeweler, a shop proprietor, a church collection, a farmer, and a preacher’s wife, changing pockets and destinations across dates in June. It is examined, spent, saved, watered, torn, and finally buried, reflecting the bill’s imagined life and the people it touched.
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Diplomacy feat cited as peace bearing milestone
The passage extols a Baltimore star and a Washington diplomatic feat that could free Mie, avert danger, and reduce entangling alliances. It frames the agreement as a historic act of peace bearing diplomacy with global impact beyond the narrator and stresses its world-spanning significance.
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To Be Safe About Flavor Use and Judgment
The text urges caution in flavor use, recommending safety and relying on experience to judge quality. It frames guidance as a personal assessment of purity and suitability for culinary use. It emphasizes prudent choices over risky or unknown flavors and stresses responsibility in preparation.
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Helena Notes on Two Week Legislative Session And Winter
Special Dispatch from Helena reports a quiet legislature with no bills enacted yet, two weeks into the 1907 session. It notes preliminary work, anticipated committee action, and likely passage of Frank’s bill for numbering the revised codes, plus discussions on primaries for U.S. senators and other measures. The piece covers cold weather impact, Elks charity ball plans, Pace’s resignation as state fair secretary, and the state horticultural board’s biennial report detailing fruit inspection, pest control, and funding trends.
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Bishop of Great Falls Honored by Society
Washington reports the American Irish Historical Society elected Right Rev. M C Lenihan DD as a vice president, with the bishop of Great Falls named among officers. The ceremony followed a banquet where President Roosevelt praised Irish Americans for their role in the nation.
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Postal Telegraph Wins Right of Way Case Over Railroad
Portland Jan 17 The Postal Telegraph company won a suit against the Southern Pacific company to compel a right of way along its tracks between Portland and California. The jury awarded $66 600 damages. The railroad may file a motion for a new trial within 30 days.
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Fine Arts Council To Be Formed
President Roosevelt has asked the American Institute of Architects to designate 20 national representatives to form a Fine Arts Council. The body will advise on architecture sculpture painting and landscaping for public works and monuments and monitor site selection and conservation. The council will report to Congress and coordinate with cabinet members on design and legislation.
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NOTES OF THE SHOW WORLD LIKELY ENDS AND MOVES
Billy Burke ends New York engagement January 22 then a brief stay in Boston before London. Corinne heads Lola From Berlin with 25 in her company. A chorus of six announced for new shows. Various stars and acts, including Lasky, Fiske, Hitchcock, and Rose Stahl, feature in ongoing theater movements across the U.S. and Europe.
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