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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1910

Page

18

Standard Advertising Offices and Newsstand Network List

W J Morton lists New York Chicago and other regional offices for Foreign Advertising and directs where the Standard is sold. It provides office addresses in major cities and the two Montana based publisher address for correspondence to Standard Publishing Company Anaconda Mont.

W. J. Morton New York Brunswick Building Fifth Avenue Chicago Hartford Madison and Dearborn Streets Standard Publishing Company Anaconda, Mont

Robert E. Lee Birthday Sparks Washington Debate

The January 19 1910 note marks Robert E Lee birthday amid controversy over his statue in Statuary Hall in the Capitol Virginia chose George Washington and Lee as two state statues Critics urge respect for Virginia’s choice The Treasury permits Newport News customs office to close early honoring Lee’s anniversary as critics reignite discussion.

Robert Lee Washington Ife Lee National Capitol United States Virginia George Washington Robert E. Lee Treasury Department Newport News Robert EB. Lee Harry" Lee Grant

New York Debt Rise Seen Against City Wealth Comparison

The Standard notes Greater New York carries a debt burden near a billion dollars while rapid growth raises concerns. It cites 1910 city assessments at about 7.75 billion, comparing with national wealth figures and state totals, including Pennsylvania and Texas, to illustrate relative strength and imbalances.

New York Leity Spain Netherlands Portugal New York Herald Ttem Massachusetts Texas Pennsylvania

Wealthy Property Valuations Highlight New York Tax Assessments

The New York Herald reports towering valuations for rich residences and hotels in Manhattan. Figures show W A Clark on Fifth Avenue at 3.5 million, Waldorf Astoria at 12.33 million, Metropolitan Life and Equitable at about 12 million, and Central Park valued at 215 million, underscoring vast municipal debt fears and the idea that parkland could become taxable assets if repurposed.

Emma B. Kennedy Carnegie Russell Sage New York Herald W. A. Clark Fifth Avenue Schwab Riverside-drive G. W. Vanderbilt Huntington Fifty-seventh Street Knickerbocker Manhattan Hotel Astor Singer Metropolitan Life Equitable Company Grand Central Station Standard Oil Broadway Central Park Greater New York

Diekima Enters Race for Next Congress Speakership

Congressman Diekima, a Michigan Republican serving a second term, announces his bid for Speaker. He has little public record and is described as a longtime officeholder on the federal payroll. Observers note Cannon may still influence a free-for-all before adjournment, with the speakership election likely delayed until 1911 and possibly shaping next autumn's elections.

Diekima Michigan Directory of Congress Congress House Cannon Washington Caenen

Republican factions predicted to unite despite quarrels

The New York Times predicts quarreling Republican factions in Congress will reconcile, citing historic party unity under Lincoln and noting power as the party’s motive. It highlights the Pinchot affair and Speaker Cannon as key sources of GOP tension, with past contempt for Cannon in 1908.

New York Times Congress the Times The Times Republican Party Lincoln Cleveland Pinchot Cannon

Republican Jonah as House Speaker Reignites Split in GOP

The text notes astonishment at a congressman returning to office and being re elected as speaker with Taft era Republicans closing ranks. It suggests GOP factions avoid ousting him to preserve unity while hinting he might help Democrats win a House majority in the next autumn election.

Congress Taft House New York Times

Horoscope Guide for Today and Near Future

Mercury and Neptune favor this day with promising news and a potential disclosure in a few days. Advertising, hiring women, and sales work show strong augury while warned against gloom and excessive worry. Writers, speakers, lawyers, teachers benefit. traveling and cheerful attitudes advised. children may rise above adversity.

Mercury Neptune

Butte and London Development chooses new board

At the annual stockholders meeting in Butte the board of directors was elected: Frederick W. Baker New York James H. Lynch James A. Talbot A A McMillan W W McDowell W E Reynolds Guy W Stapleton Charles F Kelly T H Emery of Butte Fred Whiteside Kalispell EK J Anderson White Sulphur Springs. Officers named E J Anderson president J H Lynch vice president A A McMillan treasurer W E Reynolds secretary T H Emery assistant secretary. No further business was presented.

Butte & London Development Company Butte Frederick W. Baker New York James H. Lynch James A. Talbot A. A. McMillan W. W. McDowell W. BE. Reynolds Guy W. Stapleton Charles F. Kelly T. H. Emery Fred Whiteside Kalispell EK. J. Anderson White Sulphur Springs E. J. Anderson

List of Annual Reports Filed for Local Companies

Yesterday numerous Montana firms filed annual reports detailing capital stock from $300 to $750,000 and liabilities ranging from nil to over $725,000. Notable presidents include L. B. Cohen A. W. Corey D. Campbell P. J. Brophy W. A. Clark and G. T. Cousins.

Louis Cohen Company Capital L. 8 Cohen Mines Exploration Company A. W. Corey Alliance Copper Company D. Campbell Consolidated Central Butte Copper Company P. J. Brophy Montana Sunbeam Lead and Silver Company C. H., Smith Butte Protective, Company Capital Stock H. HK. Risley Clifton Realty and Manufacturing Company Thomas Wilson The Olson Implement Company N.L. Olson Clara Mining and Smelting Company T. O. Trigg B. Kopald Company B. K Kopald Butte Wholesale Grocery Company J. H. Casey Corbin Consolidated Mining Company G. T. Cousins Blake Commercial Company Balkan-Butte Copper Mining Company D. H. Steele Montana Construction Company J. W. Shackelton Bowery Mining Company G. N. Glass Montana Hardware Company A. J. Johnston Empire Cattle Company W. A. Clark Pyrenees Gold and Silver Mining Company C. H. Moore John Caprice Company J. K. Hesler Mayflower Mining Company Dillman Commercial Company M. J Gold Circle Mining Company O. E. Moase

Question of Agency at Stake in Case Taken Under Advisement

In the ejectment suit Catherine Sullivan v Ellis Paint Co, Judge Lynch took under advisement whether the action was properly instituted by authority. W V Lawler claimed to act for the MacNamara heirs, conflicting with J D Slemons who says no one may dispossess him. The hearing focused on Lawler authority. decision awaited. Also Judge Lynch issued a quiet title decree in Butte Land and Investment Co v E B Kemper et al, naming Kemper heirs as title holders and listing defendants lacking responses.

Lynch Catherine Sullivan Ellis Paint Company J. D. Slemons Lawler Rod Cannole Ellis Company Cannole Mr. Lawler Julia Beck Kate L. Hamilton Elizabeth B. Baxter James L. Hamilton Robert Richter J. W. Kemper Mary M. Kemper W. C. Shippen Catherine McDonald Ed &. Eldridge Joseph J. O'Leary Jessie FE. Darling Jacob BE. Darling

LUMBERMEN IN SESSION AT CITY OF KALISPELL

Northwestern Montana lumbermen gather for the third annual Montana Larch and Pine Manufacturers association meeting in Kalispell with 14 current members. Applications from Two Medicine Lumber and Burlingham Lives near the Canadian line await action as committees prepare reports and plan to publish each company’s output.

Standard Kalispell Montana Larch and Pine Manufacturers’ Association Two Medicine Lumber Companies Rocky Mountains Burlingham Lives Gateway Canadian Line

Nowlan Divorce Case Granted Interim Support

In Kalispell on January 4, Mrs Grace Nowlan seeking divorce from John F Nowlan was awarded interim support including $4 monthly alimony $150 attorney fees $50 witnesses fees plus support for two minor children until the case hearing scheduled no earlier than February 1.

Standard Kalispell Grace Nowlan John F. Nowlan District Court

Missouri liquor tax ruled unconstitutional by judge

St Louis January 18 The license tax ranging from 100 to 500 dollars on wholesale liquor dealers and manufacturers which was expected to raise about 500000 dollars for the state was declared unconstitutional today by Judge W A Saylor in the court of criminal correction.

St. Louis W. A. Saylor Court of Criminal Correction

Waltham Watch Advice For Buyers

N B advises buyers to consult their jeweler before purchase and seek watches adjusted for temperature and position to ensure accuracy.

N. B

Question Arises Over Emergency Hospital for Inmate

William Francis, from the county jail, was sent to the city emergency hospital for an abscess on the chest. After treatment the case was deemed more suitable for the county hospital, and he was returned by patrol wagon to the jail for further care. The county pays half the emergency hospital expense.

William Francis Trembley New City Hospital Maillett Lavelle Quinn Francis

Busy Billings Boosters Luncheon Enthuses State Visitors

The Billings chamber of commerce luncheon at the Grand hotel drew many visitors including Montana county commissioners and city mayors. Speakers praised Billings spirit and enterprise, with Northern Pacific General Agent Spurling outlining tourist travel plans and Mayor Nevin of Butte, Mayor Berthot of Bozeman, and Missoula's city attorney offering compliments and notes on weekly luncheons boosting local commerce.

Standard Billings Montana Chamber of Commerce Grand Hotel Commercial Association Spurling Northern Pacific P. B. Moss Nevin Butte Berthot Bozeman Missoula W. B. George

Charges Against Senator Featured In Albany Dispatch

New York Evening Post carries a prominent Albany dispatch detailing charges faced by a sitting senator. The report outlines alleged misconduct, political implications, and possible legal actions, highlighting the broader impact on state politics and governance.

New York New York Evening Post Albany

Allds Faces Charges as Albany Senate Leader Bridges Inquiry

Serious charges are made against Senator Jetham P Allds, newly elected Republican Senate leader. The Evening Post cites Senator Ben Conger as source for the accusations. Allds says he will bring the matter up in the senate tomorrow in Albany.

Jetham P. Allds State Senate John Raines Evening Post Ben Conger Albany Allds

Drowned Boy Reported From Polson Bay Accident

Kalispell Montana January reports state 18 year old Harry Nyberg fell into Polson bay while crossing to mail a letter. Coroner Wagner travels to the scene where the body was reported located. The drowning occurred last Friday with few details available.

The Standard Kalispell Polson Harry Nyberg Polson Bay Wagner

Murder Suspect Identified in Salt Lake City Case

Chicago police identify a Salt Lake jail inmate as Mike Uselac alias Steve Kasovac using photographs and measurements. A requisition will bring him to Chicago to stand trial for the January murder of Steve Lunear, who was stabbed to death. Uselac was arrested by Sheriff Sharp at Bingham where he worked as a miner.

Salt Lake City Chicago Salt Lake Mike Uselac Steve Kasovac Uselac Steve Lunear Lunear Sharp Bingham

Maryland Legislature Names Isidor Rayner Senator

Annapolis Md Jan 18 Isidor Rayner was named to the United States senator to succeed himself by the Maryland legislature. The action will be ratified in joint session tomorrow.

Annapolis Isidor Rayner United States Maryland

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