Anaconda Standard Publisher Details and Circulation
The Anaconda Standard lists publishing details, offices, and subscription rates. It notes editions daily and Sunday, prices for various terms, and office addresses in Anaconda and branch cities including Butte Missoula Great Falls and others. It also lists foreign and city newsstand distribution points and directs all business correspondence to the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Mont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Butte
East Broadway
Missoula
Main Street
Great Falls
Postofice
New York City
L. Jonas & Co
Astor House
Brentano's
Union Equare
Precase
Vanderslice
Dearborn Street
Chicago
Auditorium Annex
Minneapolis
Minn
R. G. Hearsey & Co
Third Street
Kavanaugh’s
South Third Street
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Denver
Seventeeenth Street
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake News Co
Ogden, Kind’s
Twenty-fifth
Spokane
North Howard
Tacoma
Pacific Avenue
Seattle
Hanbury’s
First Avenue South
Portland
Kansas City
Ricksicker’s
Ninth and Walnut
Andard Publishing Company
Mont
Suppressing the toy pistol to curb Fourth of July deaths
A medical warning that toy pistols and paper caps cause blood poisoning and fatalities among children. Pittsburg reports ten deaths already, urging police powers to ban sales of dangerous firework toys and cannon firecrackers before the holiday. Public support for strict ordinances is urged to protect children.
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Pittsburg
Board of Health
The Mayor and Council Battle Over Lawyer Appointment
The article discusses the executive and legislative roles in appointive offices, stressing that a valid appointment needs both nomination and confirmation. In Butte the mayor cannot win council support for a lawyer selection, leading to proposing candidates the aldermen might confirm. The piece reflects on national and municipal appointment tensions and the American constitutional tradition.
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Legislative Department
United States
Federal Senate
Butte
Butte City Politics Proposes Fresh Start In Deadlock
A suggested reset in Butte politics urges the mayor and aldermen to abandon contested appointments and nominate broadly acceptable, well qualified men. The piece recalls Andrew Johnson’s failed executive rule and argues for restoring balance and moving the city machinery toward working order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Butte
Andy Johnson
Congress
Legislative Branch
Johnson
Mullins
A Remembrance of President Garfield's Assassination
On July 2 1881 James A Garfield then president was shot at Washington Station by Gul then a disappointed office seeker. He died September 19 at Elberon after lingering in great pain. The piece links Garfield's death to McKinleys burial anniversary and recalls post assassination politics.
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James A. Garfield
United States
Gulteau
Thomas C. Platt
New York
Federal Senate
Garfield
Washington
Blaine
Massachusetts
Williams College
Elberon
McKinley
World telegram links first Pacific cable in historic sweep
A grand Fourth of July telegraph marks the first message over the new Pacific cable. The president will sen d a congratulatory note to Governor Taft in Oyster Bay, with Taft replying via Europe to Manila, then London and across the Atlantic for a world round trip. The system aims for record speed with instant relay at each link.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Taft
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Philippine Islands
Manila
Europe
New York
Pacific Coast
Hawaii
Eastern Telegraph Company
London
Commercial Cable Company
Atlantic
Ireland to-Day Motors Run Across Kil dare Region
RisH towns Kil dare Kilcullen Athey and Carlow will host today’s annual automobile contest for the international cup. The route covers a little over 268 miles with a 93 mile course. In a circuit layout the cars loop the ground multiple times, aiming to avoid Paris Madrid disaster memories.
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Rish
Kildare
Kilcullen
Athey
Carlow
Paris
Madrid
International Cup Race Sparks Dublin to Madrid Contests
The article notes a guarded Trish route for the Paris Madrid rally with twelve contestants and seven thousand flag guards. It cites dust clouds on the Continental course, American and European entrants by color teams, plus remarks on Fourth of July and local political and social asides.
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Trish
Ireland
Madrid
M. Charron
M. Giraldot
F. S
Edge
Great Britain
France
Germany
Closing Exercises at Ursuline Convent and St Joseph Academy
From Mt An gula Montana on June 28 29 closing exercises were held for two schools. Bishop Brande confirmed a large class on June 28 and 29. Mrs Angelas graduates included Miss Mary Ellen McCormick Miss Marguerite Agnes Caffrey and Miss Josephine Blanche Sullivan with diplomas presented by Bishop Arendel. Caffrey saluatorian and McCormick valedictorian.
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Standard
St. Peter, Mont
Mt. Angula
Brande
Mr. Angels
Elec
St. Joseph's Academy
Angelia
Mary Ellen McCormick
Marguerite Agnes Caffrey
Josephine Blanche Sullivan
Arendel
Caffrey
McCormick
Butte Arrest Slates Abandonment Charge in Child Case
Ida Takala identifies ex sweetheart John Ulvila as the man facing Montana charges after a Canadian marriage dispute. Ulvila was arrested after a warrant issued on Takala’s information and arraigned in Justice Doran's court with bond set at 1000 dollars. The case hinges on alleged abandonment of their 13 month old child with a preliminary hearing scheduled tomorrow.
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Speculator
John Ulvila
Burke
Idy Takala
Ulvila
British Columbia
Vivila
Dominion
Butte
Montana
Miner Narrowly Survives Rock Fall at Moonlight Mine
Dave Smith was struck on the back as about a ton of rock fell on the 600 level of the Moonlight mine yesterday evening. He escaped serious injury with bruises and is hospitalized at St. James' hospital. He is unmarried.
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Dave Smith
Smith
St. James’ Hospital
Man dle Arrested for Carrying Concealed Weapon
Residents on 412 South Dakota Street alerted police after J H Mandle was said to be flourishing a revolver. Officers Harrington and Nelles arrested him and charged him with carrying a concealed weapon. He claimed he planned to begin early Fourth of July celebrations.
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South Dakota Street
J. H. Mandle
Mandle
Harrington and
Nelles
Woman Supposed to Have Drowned After Going to Bathhouse
Under Sheriff Diller investigated Nora Murphy also known as Tinsley Wilson Meadows Averill who vanished near Horr at La Duke Hot Springs. He believes she fell into Yellowstone River whirlpool from the bathhouse after leaving a dressing room in a drunken state. Her shoes missing, search efforts including dynamite failed to locate her. Relatives live in Missouri and she left a seven year old son named Meadows.
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Livingston
Diller
la Duke
Horr
Nora Murphy
Tinsley, Wilson, Meadows
Averill
Yellowstone
la Dukes
Missouri
Meadows
Question of Sabbath Discussed by Jews
Detroit July 1 The Sabbath question a major issue before the Jewish people was taken up at the central conference of American rabbis. Rabbi J Votfaliper of San Francisco presented the report of the committee amid sharp comments and sensational scenes. The committee said it had no jurisdiction to recommend any change and the conference was incompetent to legislate any fundamental Jewish instruction.
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Detroit
Central Confer Fice
J. Votfaliper
San Francisco
Vor- Senwer
TROUBLES OF THE BRAYS JUDGE CLANCY HEARS MORE TESTIMONY
Judge Clancy resumes the Bray divorce trial after a pause. He grants Cora Bray a divorce and a half interest in property west of the city, plus household effects, livestock, and child custody. The case includes division of two families with multiple children from former marriages. The Isitt suit names Frederick C. Isett as defendant in a new divorce action from Gertrude F. Isitt. An administrator’s petition cites John Melville to explain unpaid estate funds.
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Clancy
Cora C. Bray
John F. Bray
Bray
Frederick C. Isett
Gertrude F. Isitt
Twin Bridges
Mont
Will Falconer
E. L. Whitmore
John Melville
Ten Hour Schedule Governs Hotel Staff Roles
A ten hour schedule assigns duties for waiters cooks and chambermaids, detailing shift starts for Benjoy Stiorter Day as the timing framework for dining room and room service operations.
Help Wanted: Shift Readjustment Sparks Planned Rises
Mont foses employees adopt a 19 hour schedule with unions reporting no trouble as firms agree to the change. Workers note initial inconvenience but expect adjustment while employers plan a uniform price hike to cover added costs. A Thornton hotel meeting fuels rumors of higher restaurant prices for boarders and diners.
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Woman's Protective Unions
Thornton Hotel
Carbolic acid incident at McNamara block
Frank Foley, 18, drank carbolic acid in a personal crisis at 14 West Copper Street. Found unconscious by his brother and a roommate, he was revived after stomach pumping and transported to St James Hospital. Reported as having a chance of recovery, motive cited as unrequited love and a father’s remarriage.
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Frank Foley
McNamara Block
West Copper Street
A. B. O'Leary
St. James’ Hospital
Foley
John Foley
William Chapman
W. J. Kennelly
Rooming House
AO Leary
Finlen Hotel
Mullins Objects to It Display on Broadway
Harry Cifford wore a cake gown and sunbonnet with a blacked face to advertise a meeting between Joe Welcott and Mose La Fontise at the Broadway theater. Mayor Mullins ordered police to arrest Clifford after he witnessed the scene at the Broadway saloon.
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Harry Cifford
Wes
Joe Welcott
Mose la Fontise
Broadway Theater
Clifford
Mullins
Broadway
Pelicewman Buchanan
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Standard Block
W. J. Morton
Nassau Street
Washington Street
Delaware
Iowa
Kid Curry
Allison
Bryan
Cleveland
Sir Thomas Lipton
Thomas
Ursuline Convent
Buie News
Canada
Ida Takala
Heart In
Ous
Nora Mur
LA Duke Hot Springs
BRAYS
Isitt
Joe Clark
Clark
J. & Clark
Silver Bow County
Black Rock
Melville
Benjoy
Foses
Essary
Prank Foley
Tion
Major
WanterMith Street
Woman's Apparel
Sicohense Prieta
Stolley Owslas
Butte, Mont
Rice & Fulton, Proprietors
Ellis Paint CO
Cooney
Mare—Wiliam Connellys
J. P. Cooney
Montana Street
William Connelly
Connelly
Walter T. Mills
County Central Committee
Socialist State Committee
Helena
Lutte
Orsele
Howard
Penske Cee
Kingsbury
Montana Music Company
North Main Street
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