Anaconda Standard Publication Details and Offices
The Anaconda Standard daily and Sunday paper lists publication details and subscription rates. It notes offices in Anaconda plus branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls and a Washington Bureau in D C. It also provides newsstand locations in Chicago San Francisco Denver Salt Lake City and Paris Reading Room access and directs correspondence to the Standard Publishing Company Anaconda Montana.
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The
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Chicago
Postoffice
Auditorium Annex
Francisco
Palace Hotel
Denver
Glenarm Street
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake
Second South Street
Montana
Societe Des Imprimeries Lemercier
Place de Opera
Paris
Andard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Mont
Anaconda Standard Boosts Ad Reach With Circulation Guarantee
The Anaconda Standard guarantees its paid circulation tally and Sunday edition to advertisers, asserting a threefold edge over any other Montana newspaper. Advertising contracts will be honored under this guarantee. July 3, 1909.
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The
Anaconda Standard
Montana
Governing Territories Under the Federal Constitution
The article argues that U S territories derive power from the constitution, not from independent imperial authority. Congress can legislate for territories to govern unsettled regions, since no single state owns them and the union must provide rules and local governance. It rejects imperialism and relies on constitutional limits.
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Congress
Townsend
Republican Party
United States
Congress Absolute Power Over Territories Versus Presidential Veto
The passage argues Congress holds open power to govern territories independent of the Constitution while noting the president retains a veto over territorial laws. It contends that constitutional limits are not absolute if Congress can override them in territorial matters, challenging safeguards against arbitrary power.
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Congress
Porto Rico
United States
Republic
Aftermath of the Boer War and China inaction dominate foreign affairs
London laments that the Anglo Boer war drags on despite aims to capture Pretoria. Botha and DeWet conduct guerrilla warfare with mutual assurances. British hospital mismanagement cited as cause of suffering. Chinese affairs critique centers on Lord Elgin and grave desecration fears amid Boxer movement.
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Ondon
London
Pretoria
Tooley Street
Botha
DeWet
Associated Press
Spain
Burdette- Coutts
Westminster
Times
War Office
Transvaal
China
Threats to Respect Chinese Graves and Elgin's Peking Burnings
The piece discusses a proposed warning to China by foreign ministers at Pekin to avoid threatening knives against graves. It recalls Lord Elgin's 1860 destruction of the Pekin compounds to intimidate China, arguing such vandalism would provoke global outrage and deep Chinese anger over ancestral tombs and national pride.
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Lord Elgin
Tien Tsin
Attila
God
Pekin
Westminster Abbey
Grant
Lincoln
China
England
Poker as a Substitute to Baccarat Ban in Russia
London cables report the czar has banned baccarat in his dominions triggering consternation in St. Petersburg. The piece argues poker offers a democratic alternative, praising its broad appeal and complexity. It asserts prohibitions fail to curb gambling and extols poker as universal and political in reach.
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London
St. Petersburg
Nicholas
Mart
Cromwell
S&st Petersburg
Russia’s Interest in China Mirrors Manifest Destiny
The passage notes Russia’s strong interest in and alignment with China’s rise, framing it as a mirror of manifest destiny. It emphasizes geopolitical ambition and ideological alignment across two major powers shaping Asia’s balance of power.
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Russia
China
Towne and Sulger Noted Karkises in Kansas City
The passage identifies Towne and Sulger as the most pronounced and uncompromising Karkises in Kansas City.
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Messrs
Towne and
Sulger
Kansas City
Democratic divides fuel retaliatory talk over Berlin minister
Commentary argues Germany should retaliate against China by killing the Chinese minister to Berlin rather than desecrating ancestral graves in Pekin. The piece notes many Kansas City democrats favor Sulzer in their primary.
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Pekin
Germany
Berlin
Kansas City
Li Hung Chang Reports Limited Sphere of Influence
Li Hung Chang writes to the empress dowager expressing regret that his international influence remains limited and could hinder objectives across the region.
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Li Hung Chang
Towne Stands With His Countrymen in Boston and Montana
The passage notes Towne's strong standing with his countrymen while contrasting it with the Boston and Montana band and avoiding a clash with Lieutenant Governor Woodruff's vests.
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Boston & Montana
Woodruff
Platform risks and schoolmaster torpedo incident
No danger the Kansas City platform will be Quigged or Grosvenored. If the nomination misses him, there will be no hot time in Towne Thursday. A Binghamton schoolmaster who whipped a boy and caused a torpedo to explode in the boy’s hip pocket is accused of thrashing the lady.
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Kansas City
Binghamton
N. Y
Firecracker Theme Echoes Across Nation In Varied Sights
A lively column notes a nationwide chatter about discounts and honors. It mentions Mr. W A Clark not receiving an LL D and hints at sharp talk between Bryan and Hill on Nebraska crops. It praises foreign ministers at Pekin and nods to General Botha. The Fourth of July firecracker ignites at sundown.
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Bryan
Mr. Hill
Nebraska
Arkansas Governor Race and China War Casualty Talk
The piece mentions Jeff Davis as Arkansas governor candidate and references China war casualty lists. It notes Minister Wu Tin Fang's assurances to Washington and questions the government’s handling of the situation.
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Jeff Davis
Arkansas
Wu Tin Fang
Washington
Pay and delays color a local political scene
The text notes funding for the Boston and Montana band by Mr Clark as sound money and mentions political figures Mr Bryan and Mr Hill, plus Admiral Seymour weighing delaying aggressive actions until an American mule arrives.
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Boston & Montana Band
Admiral Seymour
Burglary Suspect Brought From Missoula to Great Falls
Deputy Sheriff today brought J. P. Conchman from Missoula on burglary charges. He was captured at Dupuyer on the Montana Union and, with Jerry Cornell, brought from Helena June 11, jailed for 20 days for jumping aboard a train. They allegedly stole clothing valued at $12 from Conductor O Brien and H. Kennedy in the Realty block. Cornell says Coachman committed the burglary and made him an innocent participant.
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Standard
Great Falls
J. P. Conchman
Missoula
Conchman
Dupuyer
Montana Union
Jerry Cornell
Helena
Chief Cook
Diil
O Brien
H. Kennedy
New Realty
Cornell
Coachman
Boy Dies After Horse Collapse Near Great Falls
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Eddie Guiteau a half breed boy aged about ten fatally injured Saturday when thrown from a horse about one mile west of Great Falls. He was en route from Butte with his parents driving a band of horses. The horse shied throwing him. doctors say internal injuries likely. The body was brought to the city and buried from St Anne's church.
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Great Falls
Eddie Guiteau
Sears
Butte
St. Anne's Church
Great Northern Train Wreck Destroys Ditch Near Woodville
Reports from the Great Northern wreck describe passengers injured and the badly damaged Pullman and caboose. Lucas has two broken ribs, McCormick suffered severe back injuries, and George Smith is feared to have internal damage. Two killed include a 12 year old boy, John Leroy Kelly, and his mother Mrs. Kelly is badly hurt.
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McCormick
Woodville
A. Eiding
Lucas
Dan Drew
Mollie
Helena
Drew
Butte
Lillie Deming
Great Falls
George Smith
John Leroy Kelly
J. Kelly
Salt Lake
Grant Sutton
Spokane
S. W. Scott
Chicago
H. M. Young
Seattle
R Ewing
Mr. Stout
Bozeman
C. Matthews
J. E Wherrill
Kansas City
E. H. Haddhe
Horr
Mont
A. Potter
M. Roth
Daniel Dewey
Boston
Mass
H. R. Hoffman
Buffalo
A. M. Laird
New York
M. N. Whitworth
C. Phillips
F. D. Smith
T. Crane
M. A. Boggs
Mises Boggs
Philadelphia
M. J
A. Stott
Minneapolis
Robert Hart
West
Granite Street
Robert Ewing
Newton
Kan
Lee
H. Kelly
8. H. Kelly
Mike Cosgrove
Lueccassi
Miss Farrell
John Cameron
W. E. McCormick
J. & Strong
Train wreck injures many near Great Falls
A wreck near Great Falls leaves 21 injured and one body found not brought in. Among the injured are James Luccassi's family members and railroad workers including J F McCormick, E Ewing, Rev Mr Stout, and Conductor Zick who aided victims. The train traveled 45 to 50 mph and the track tore up for 200 feet.
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James Luccassi
Annie Luccassi
Luccassis
Great Falls
J. F. McCormick
Northern Pacific
E. Ewing
Salt Lake
Mr. Stout
Bozeman
Stout
Butte
Mike Cosgrove
Zick
Woodville
Half Breed an Indian Holds Indian Status for Tax and Voting
Judge Knowles rules a half breed living on an Indian reservation is legally an Indian. The decision impacts Montana counties near reservations that seek to tax half breeds or allow them to vote, prompted by Mis soula county tax sale proceedings against property of half-breeds on the Flathead reservation.
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Standard
Helena
Knowles
Montana
United States
Missoula County
Flathead Indian Reservation
McKinley Rests in Canton After Washington Mail
President McKinley spent a quiet day in Canton with little official business. The morning mail from Washington was completed and dispatched, and the rest of the day saw neighbors and friends visiting while bicycles and carriages passed in front of his home.
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Canton
Ohio
McKinley
Washington
Storm Rips Loot-Loomis Carnival as Chicago Endures Heat
A sudden thunderstorm in Chicago overwhelmed the Loomis and Congress street carnival, shredding tents and triggering a panic among about 5,000 attendees. The event followed a record heat day with a 91 degree thermometer reading, leaving five dead and many prostrations across the city and property damage citywide.
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Chicago
Loomis
Congress Streets
Santa Fe Withdraws From Military Rate Pact
The Santa Fe has pulled out of the military rate agreement of Western railroads. This ends the combine and all lines will bid separately for transporting government troops.
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Chicago
Santa Fe
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Canada
Mexico
Matin
Anaconda Tel Ee Eee
Mi5
Tate
Groo We
Deer Lodge
Jateon
Towne
W. A. Clark
Shiveley
Mr. Bryan
M. J. Connell Company
M. J. Connell Co
Gill
UMMA
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
BIG Blackfoot Milling Company
Bonner, Mont
Anacunda
Missgula
Svend Carlson
Tom Moore
Main, Butte
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