Anaconda Standard Publisher Ad Rates and Offices
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions and notes in advance payment terms. It provides office addresses, branch contacts in New York and Chicago, and lists multiple city newsstands where the paper is on sale. It also directs general correspondence to the STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY in Anaconda, Montana.
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New York City
Brentano's
Union
Metating
Broadway
Chicago
Auditorium Annex
Minneapolis
Kavanaugh Third Street
South
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Montana Delegation Appears in Fifty-Ninth Congress Autobiographies
Copies of the new congressional directory reach Montana showing the Fifty-ninth congress autobiographies. Senator Depew leads in length with fifty-two lines, while Representative Macon of Arkansas uses two and a half. The Montana trio Clark Carter Dixon receive brief entries detailing committee assignments and house roles.
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Congressional Airectory
Montana
Fifty-ninth Congress
Senator Depew
New York
Macon
Arkansas
Robert Bruce Macon
Helena
Conress
Mr. Clark
Mr. Carter
Dixon
Potomac River
Washington
Pacific Islands
Porto Rico
Carter
District of Columbia
United States
Resignations Surge at Annapolis Navy Academy
Resignations flood both upper and lower classes at the Annapolis academy as hazing, trials, and fear of dismissal drive many to quit. Dispatches report upperclassmen pressuring underlings, with severe hazing cited as a reason, while some seniors fear the declining pool of future officers. A Florida recruit reportedly resigned after a hazing incident described as forced beneath a table and made to eat from a fish, underlining the academy culture.
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Annapolis
Navy Department
New Yo Herald
Academy
Bonaparte
Naval
Florida
Clas
Hazing at Annapolis and Western Montana Canal Plan
The text contrasts naval hazing stories at Annapolis with Western Montana’s canal plan led by Samuel Dinsmore. It notes a court martial program feared for leaving no graduates and praises private capital backing for reclaiming eighty to ninety thousand acres of Bitter Root beach lands, arguing the plan will boost production and regional resources despite local critics.
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Bitter Root
Missoula
Samuel Dinsmore
Ravalli
Montana
The
Standard
A Freak January Sets Records in 1906 Weather
January 1906 stands as a record breaker in heat and mild conditions. The East reports strange wasps and butterflies, ice in short supply worries temperice harvests, and experts compare to 1887 88 winter patterns while noting spring remains uncertain.
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Tce
Investigative attack on New York charities raises audit calls
A skeptical wave targets the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals amid lax bookkeeping and missing accounts. Prominent New York figures have served as directors while an expert auditor warns books are unreadable, prompting calls for a thorough management cleanup and more transparent fund use. The Standard and Andrew D White’s critique of consular service aims also draw attention.
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New York
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Society
New York City
Reform of the consular service and its leaders
The piece argues for improving the diplomatic corps by selecting consuls for education and training rather than party rewards. It warns current appointments harm national interests and calls for a tangible reform plan to place capable, business-minded individuals in foreign offices.
Shorter Work Day Proposed by Billings Carpenters Union
In Billings on January 30 a carpenters union meeting set May 8 as the start of an eight hour day at 80 cents per hour, replacing the current nine hours for $4. Bricklayers and stonemasons may seek higher wages at a meeting tonight. A business men's league is being organized amid rumors of a carpenters raise, with up to 500 houses expected to be built this year, making the outcome significant for the city.
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Neereeeetet En Eeeter
Billings
Carpenters” Union
Wae
Thas
Munsay
Sons OF Scotland
America
George Washington
Alexander Hamilton
Randolph
Munsry
Jkws
Amenica
Navy
Princeton University
James Gordon Bennett
Andrew Carnegie
Sed
Pittsburg
Washington Dine With Chinigs At State Department Event
In Washington on January 80 Fang and one guest attended an informal dinner hosted by Clerk Denby of the state department. The event highlighted current diplomacy and social exchanges within government circles.
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Washington
Fang
Denby
State Department
Livestock Groups Consolidate Into Amalgamated Association
Denver reports consolidation of the National Livestock association and the American Stock Growers association into a single Amalgamated body representing about 20 000 stock growers. Murdo MacKenzie of Trinidad Colo named president. Other actions include relief proposals to modify unloading rules for cattle and sheep and increased funding for the Bureau of Animal Industry.
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Denver
National Livestock Association
American Stock Growers’ Association
American Livestock Association
Murdo MaceKensie
Trinidad
Colo
MacKensie
American Stock Growers Association
Ura
G. M. Ronnell
Ronnell
Wyoming
National Livestock, Association
Francis E. Warren
Cheyenne
Wyo
Mortimer Levering
Chicago
George 8. Walker
A. J. Nellin
T. C. Power
Montana
Gooding
Idaho
Smorrow
Public Scales boost business in county measures
Bozeman reports scales erected under new law are boosting trade. Weigher collects 10 cents per weighed load, with year one revenue supporting a fair wage. excess funds go to county. Scales planned for Manhattan and Belgrade. John Kraft arrested for shoplifting meat and products. bond set at 200 dollars. trial later. Weather shows warm spell with snow melting and muddy streets.
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Bozeman
Manhattan
Belgrade
Stauaant
John Knaft
F. E. Davia
Degrees This Afternoon Bring Notable Chill Relief
Readers note a brief weather update mentioning milder temperatures this afternoon replacing sleighs and coats as a sign of easing cold. The snippet hints at a transition in clothing and plans as the day warms.
Roosevelt and Longworth Sail To Meet Countess de Champ
In New York Harbor Miss Alice Roosevelt and her fiancé Congressman Long Worth boarded a revenue cutter and headed to the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse to meet Countess de Champ, sister of Longworth. The countess, formerly Miss Clara Longworth of Cincinnati, arrives as a guest for Roosevelt and Longworth’s wedding. A failed attempt to lower a companion ladder near the liner delayed the Countess’s boarding.
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New York
Alice Roosevelt
Lon Worth
New York Harbor
Countess de Champrun
Longworth
Clara Longworth
Cincinnati
Mise Roosevelt
Quarantine
Miss Roosevelt
Notable Assassination of Caucasus Chief in St Petersburg
A dramatic assassination targets General Grinz hoff, chief of staff to the Caucasus viceroy, in St Petersburg. An assassin posing as a painter concealed a bomb in a paint can and detonated it as the general boarded a carriage, killing the general, his coachman, and an orderly. The widow mourns amid blood and mud. the perpetrator is reportedly captured and may be hanged in Tiflis.
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St. Petersburg
Grinzhoff
Caucasus
Griagnolt
Grianoff
Associated Press
Tiflis
Unionist leadership clash over Balfour in Parliament
London January 31 The small Unionist Party in Parliament faces internal strife over leadership with a majority of Unionist newspapers pressing Balfour to retire while loyalists urge him to step up and lead a modern democratic party.
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London
Union
Balfour
Joseph Chamberlain
Morning Post
Rumors of Disorder Reach Sailors at Reval
Special dispatch from Bozeman reports rumors of orders among sailors at Reval Be thonia in circulation but denied by the admiralty. A jury returned a decision on the plaintiff’s case as of January 30.
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Bozeman
Ogle vs Morgan verdict grants plaintiff cash sum
The court awarded J F Ogle $107.97 plus $240.83 claimed for debt and services. the jury did not allow plaintiff costs. In New York United States Steel directors declare a 1 percent quarterly dividend on Preferred shares and report record orders and rising earnings for the year. Senate confirms Ross R Brattain as consul at Hangzhou China in executive session.
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J. F. Ogle
Lyman J. Morgan
New York
United States Steel Corporation
Washington
Jan
Senate
Ross R. Brattain
Hangchou
China
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