Anaconda Standard Public notices and publishing info
The Anaconda Standard publishes daily and Sunday editions with in advance subscription rates and multiple regional office contacts. It lists advertising outlets in New York Chicago Minneapolis San Francisco Denver Salt Lake City Portland and Salt Lake City and notes correspondence to Standard Publishing Company Anaconda Montana.
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Brentano's
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Crosdway
Braet
Chicago
Auditorium Annex
Minneapolis
Kavanaugh
South Third Street
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Hotel 8
Francis
Denver
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
Portland Hotel
Ricksicker's
Ninth
Walnut Streets
Carnation day tribute to McKinley gains nationwide appeal
The essay describes Carnation Day traditions honoring President William McKinley on January 29. It notes carnations were his favorite flower and explains the movement began after 1903, growing into a nationwide personal tribute with no political aims, inviting Americans to wear white carnations today to honor McKinley’s memory and character.
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William McKinley
McKinley
Lewis G. Reynolds
Dayton
Ohio
Primrose League of England
Lord Beaconsfield
Valencia Disaster Shines Light on Sailor Shortfalls
Wartime editorial condemns Valencia wreck failures citing life preservers with feeds and faulty boats. It argues coast steamers hire unskilled crews from stevedores, with poor drill and organization, noting captains’ excuses for not rescuing the Valencia.
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Valencia
Slocum
Sailors who risk all in fierce sea rescues and fairs for Butte
A Pennsylvania legislature chaplain's blunt prayers spark debate as Pennsylvanias lawmakers convene in special session. Meanwhile, news notes recount Captain Castos daring rescue in a Atlantic gale and plans for a joint Butte fair and race meet to revive coastal tourism and local industry. The piece also questions New York Worlds aphasia claim about Senator Depew, noting his age and long health record amid recent political strains.
Riel Rumor Revival Tells Of Improbable Return
A Winnipeg dispatch cites revived rumors that Louis Riel was not executed and may return to his people. A Great Falls witness claims Riel was hanged with an empty grave later exhumed by order of the Canadian government for relatives, offering a dubious explanation to a long disputed point.
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Standard
Winnipeg
Louie Riel
Alel
Ale
Riel
Great Falls
Roosevelt era hunting trip draws public to Colorado hunt
The guide Jack Borah, who guided the president in Colorado last spring, plans a four day hunt February 7 to 10 in Gypsum and Glenwood Springs. Ninety dogs and saddle horses will be provided at a fair rate as bear, wolves, cats and coyotes are pursued. Borah proclaims this the greatest wild animal hunt in the West as Colorado invites the public to join the famed Roosevelt hunting grounds. Meanwhile reports on Senator Chauncey M. Depew’s illness vary, with family saying a cold is the extent of his condition.
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Sullivan
Roosevelt
Colorado
Gypsum
Glenwood Springs
Lawmakers to flood floor with unrestricted debate on treaty and railroad bill
In a World of Diplomacy report a plan outlines efforts to amend a treaty to protect American rights on the island. House action centers on the railroad rate bill with a unanimous committee report and no debate limits. The program anticipates a Tuesday start and possible quick passage of a pension appropriation bill if time allows. District of Columbia bills fill the calendar and a speedy senate move is expected.
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Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
District of Columbia
Senate
Hastings Industrial eyes building a creamery in Madison county
Special Dispatch to the Standard Twin Bridges Jan 28 Hastings Industrial Company of Chicago plans erecting a creamery plant in Madison county possibly in Hastings city. The firm has built creameries elsewhere on cooperative plans. Stockmen report excellent weather and cattle fat with little to no hay feeding. Sheep on the range are fat and frisky with no haystacks in sight. no losses reported so far.
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Hastings Industrial Company of
Chicago
Madison County
Hastings Industrial Company
FATHER O'KEEFE DIES, SOUTHERN FIGURE REMEMBERED
Towson Md January obituary notes Father O Keefe longtime pastor and Confederate brigade chaplain who befriended Robert E Lee and Jefferson Davis. He gained fame for yellow fever relief work in Norfolk Portsmouth in 1866 and earned the Legion of Honor for aiding a feverstricken French frigate at Hampton Roads.
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Towson
Jan, O'Keefe
Robert E. Lee
Jefferson Davis
Filler O'Keefe
South
Norfolk
Portsmouth
Legion of Honor
Hampton Roads
Publicity Drive Aims to Cleanse Election Finances
The National Publicity Bill organization advocates disclosure of all election contributions and expenditures. A Washington meeting on January 17 formed the association to push federal and state laws promoting transparency, suppressing secret money, and ensuring accountability in political campaigns nationwide.
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Washington, Jan
National Publicity Bill Organization
Washington
Tional Publicity “Bill Organization
Ita
Naentiy
Perry Belmont
Frank K. Fost
W York
Pres
Massachusetts
Teachers Institute in Billings Three Day Programme
Marguerite Mt superintendent announces the county teachers institute to be held in Billings city hall on February 12 13 and 14. Harmon will handle arithmetic and grammar while Dr Bagley will address psychology and reading. Hamilton will teach geography and history, Mrs McCray will supervise drawing, and Mrs Tompkin will lead music. A. H. Clark of the University of Chicago will give five lectures at the opera house each evening during the event.
Classifieds offer in Everybody's Magazine reaches millions
The classifieds promote selling and buying across automotive, piano, farm and residence items and business opportunities. For $9, propositions reach over three million readers for a month, aiming to connect sellers, buyers, investors, and job seekers with money and brains.
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Everybody's Magazine
Everybody's
Trade With Russia Falls Off A Little
Washington reports to the Bureau of Statistics that U S trade with Russia for the fiscal year shows a slight decline from the previous year. Imports into the United States from Russia total about 11.4 million dollars while exports to Russia reach 0.817 million. The total direct and indirect commerce likely exceeds 5.0 to 6.0 million, with raw materials like raw cotton and wool forming major parts of the exchanges amid wartime unsettled conditions.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Commerce and Labor
Ultmately
Russian Customs Autcries
Great Britain
Germany
Belfalia
European
Funeral set for Gen Joseph Wheeler in Washington
Washington reports funeral services for Gen Joseph Wheeler will be held at St John s Episcopal Church tomorrow at 2 30 pm with a brief service in New York today. The body arrived tonight and will be taken to Arlington after services with a guard of honor from Spanish American War veterans and the regular army guard to follow.
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Cuba
Jersey City
Pennsylvania Railroad
Washington
Tomor
Arlington
Joseph Wheeler
New York
St. John's Episcopal’ Church
General Wheeler
St. John's Church
Reward Paid by Jewelers Alliance to Sheriff Adams
Billings January 28 Charles W Forrester a local jeweler paid Sheriff Adams $100 on behalf of the Jewelers Security alliance. The standing reward was for the capture of a thief who damaged Forrester's window and stole valuables. Kane was arrested the next day and is serving one year in the state penitentiary.
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Standard
Billings
Charles W. Forrester
Adams
Jewelers’ Security Alliance
Forrester
Alliance
James Kane
State Penitentiary
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