The Anaconda Standard Publication Notice Details
The Anaconda Standard lists office locations and contact details for editorial and advertising, including main office in Anaconda and branches in Botts East Broadway, Morton, and foreign offices in New York Chicago Washington. It notes subscription rates and daily and Sunday delivery, with sales points in major cities and newspaper stands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wo Morton
New York Ofice
Brunawier Building
Fifth Avenue
Washington Street
Fourth of July celebration themes across the nation
The article notes Independence Day festivities across the country with humor and oratory. Anaconda marks its silver anniversary celebration, while Montasia embraces pride and historic observances amid ongoing debates over the holiday’s meaning and public conduct.
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Roosevelt
Alaconda
A? An
Alton Debates Fourth of July Wildcat Bulldog Fight
Local chatter in Alton AL centers on a proposed Fourth of July bout between a wildcat and a bulldog. Critics call it cruel to the wildcat and question public appetite for such a spectacle while opponents argue predators and prey should be left alone. The piece notes mixed opinions, citing a St. Louis Post-Dispatch writer and broader attitudes toward wildcats as inferior and unsuitable for fight publicity.
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Alton
Forest
United States
Allon
Roosevelt
T Hey
Acti
Nature
Feker
Ang
St. Lewis
Jeane
Iheke Naturalists
Hiagry Pathie
Ize
Mo Coon
Rival dog, wildcat fight sparks ethicalrow over cruelty laws
In a heated dispute surrounding a planned matchup between a bulldog and a wildcat, promoters argue the bout benefits mankind and should not be halted by the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. They claim the event may be legitimate, while critics worry the betting is rigged and the bout tainted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ming
Joel Chandler Harris Remembered By Public After Death
A memorial sketch outlines Joel Chandler Harris born in Eatonton Georgia in 1848. It notes his ascent from printer to lawyer to editor of the Atlanta Constitution and author of Uncle Remus. The piece praises his Plantation tales blending humor and melancholy and marks Harris as a leading American journalist and writer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel Ghande
Harris
Mae
Bro Raby
Georgia
Eatonton
Forssak
The
Star
Atlanta Constitution
Remus
Atv. Morris
Morris
Montana Births Show Population Gain in May
Montana Health Department bulletin reports May births 497 and deaths 302, a net gain of 195. Yearly population rise about 2,400, with more girls born than boys in May. Yellowstone and Silver Bow lead the gender gap, while Granite County shows zero representation among May births, prompting sharp critique.
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State ‘Department of Health
Montana
Roosevelt
Yellowstone County
Silver Bow County
Lewis and Clark
Wallan
Vere
Otley
Yeni Carlton
Cascade
Custer
Devr Hodge
Flathead
Mis Soula
Park
Madisys
Dito
Granjis County
Siris
Watterson
Tdge Parker
Cleveland's Last Worps Recalls Parker Tribute
Fragmentary remarks discuss Cleveland's response to Parker's attempted misuse of a Cleveland tribute. The letter references Mr Cleveland's policy views and a March 18 birthday note, with mention of a reply to a request from Harford Three-no and public affairs commentary reaching the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
Cleveland
Harford
Democratic platform and Cleveland clash in politics
The piece surveys reactions to the Nebraska Democratic platform and Grover Cleveland’s position, noting opposition to Bryanism and hints at tensions ahead of Denver conventions. It mentions Judge Parker, Roosevelt, and the impact on public sentiment during a turbulent political season.
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Nebraska
Bryan
Cleveland
Knuse
Denver
Judge Parker
Colonel Watterson
Roosevelt
Pume Wilbouet
Warn Against Food Articles Made by Ignorant Hands
Consumers should be on their guard against food articles produced by ignorant persons in a haphazard manner as they are likely to be deleterious to health.
Taft Party Tours Butte And Anaconda Visit
Henry W Taft brother of a presidential candidate travels with his wife Louise Taft and party on a Montana itinerary from Yellowstone Park visiting Butte Anaconda and the Diamond Lang mine under guidance of John Gillie general superintendent of Amal group They tour the smelter Hennessy store and underground works before returning to Butte and then to Spokane Seattle and Vancouver en route home in New York The party plans a coastward return and weighs Bryan as Denver nominee pending ticket decisions.
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Taft
Butte
Yellowstons Park
Henry W. Taft
William Howard Taft
Louise Taft
Jackson A. Dykman
Thornton
Aighton
Anaconda
Joan B. Ryan
Hie Taft
Vnnaconda
John Gillie
Tutte
Tafte
Hennessy
Spokane
Seattle
Vancouver
New York
Big Yi
Bryan
Denver
Berendan
Ife Jooks
Indians and Whiskey Make Bad Combination
A morning incident near Thabered Butte left two men in jail or hospital. Velknerg and Covin, described as half breeds, were intoxicated after a fight that involved an ax or improvised weapon. Jerry Covin was injured and hospitalized. Felkner was jailed after attacking Covin’s tent companion. Authorities investigated as night passed into early morning.
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Velknerg
Jerry Covin
Flekner
Covin
Butte
Henderson
Richards
Dr. Tremblay
Cevin
Felkner
Jerry
Felksner
Fellsner
Jem
Butte Hosts Bozeman Ladies Band Parade Event
Butte welcomed the Bozeman Ladies’ Band, the Northwest’s only all women group, dressed in corduroy suits and jaunty outfits. Harry Gallwey and others led a committee for the Fourth of July celebration as the band toured the city on a special car, stopping at paper offices and hotels. The procession drew a large crowd and was a highlight of July 3 in Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulte
Bozeman
Northwest
Harry Gallwey
Charles P. Nevin
Harry O'Gorman
Inly
Buete
Laird Body From Texas Arrives for Butte Funeral
The body of W. J. Laird who died in Port Worth Texas arrived in Butte yesterday with his brother Frank Laird. He was a son of Joseph Laird of Centerville. The funeral arrangements are pending at Sherman and Beer’s.
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W. J. Laird
Port Worth
Tex
Butte
Frank Laird
Laird
Joseph Laird
Centerville
Sherman& Beer's
Mada
Fire damages roof at Bry Estate dwelling
Arc department tackled a blaze yesterday afternoon at a building near the Braund house owned by the A. F. Bry Estate and occupied by J. Morgan. Fire on the roof was quickly extinguished after sparks from a steam engine caused the blaze. Witlam and Ernest Barnett of Jankerville, recently from Corbin in Jefferson county, are in town for the Fourth of July.
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Arc
Braund House
A. F. Bry
J. Morgan
Trom
Witlam
Ernest Barnett
Nnkerville
Corbin
Jefferson County
Lewistown Postpones Worth League Convention
Special dispatch reports the postponement of the Worth League convention until 1909 due to program disarray and railroad service issues. Local residents had completed arrangements and planned to transport 150 delegates, with Lewistown expecting the event next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
Ily
Lewles
Fight Over Profits of the Tank Plant
A tresco dispute unfolds in district court over ownership and profits from a tank plant using Parrot tailings. F. B. Alwyn claims a one fourth interest and seeks an accounting and receiver. Morley and Mrs. Bornhold contest, while Davenport and Conroy align with the defense. Testimony shows Alwyn may have assigned interests and cash advances totaling about 2058 dollars. case to continue Monday.
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Ural
Dudge Land
F. B. Alwyn
Morley
Minnie Bornhold
Wstella
Conroy
IR Davenport
John J. Mcfourth
Tunalton
Peter Breen
Robert. McBride
Alc Hatton
Alwyn
Alan
Canaan
Davenport
Barnhold
Tie
Mongay
Miss Frances Harte to Wed Parks at Immaculate Conception
Miss Frances Harte musician will wed Davies T Parks today at Immaculate Conception with Rev Father Barry officiating. Only relatives attend. Best man Henry Bennett and bridesmaid Mae Hamilton. After ceremony they sail for Helena for a Broadwater honeymoon. Harte teaches music in public schools and leads choir at First Presbyterian. Parks is president of and active in politics. Clerks union charity card at Tros Selman's fountain.
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Frances Harte
Marr
Davies T. Parks
Father Barry
Immaculate Conception
Mylet
Mae Hamiliton
Henry Bennett
Helena
Broadwater
Miss Harte
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Standard Publishing Company
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Pally
Ruiday
Main Ofice
Ofice
Botts
East Broadway
Gine Avenue
New York City
Hotalling’s
Broadway
Twestrainth
Chivaco
Booth Tira Street
San Francisco
van Ness Avenue
Los Angeles
Amos
Olive Denver
Salt Lake Cu
Moon
Salt Lake Cir
Rosenfeld & Hoo Fan
Church
Veten
Find
Kane
North Howard Stress
John W. Graham & Com
Tacoma
Pacifle Avenue
International News Co
Portland
Oregon News Co
Bisth Street
Mort
Joel Chandler
Hontana
Urwen
Sherman
Mercury
Vor
Mel Joh Frost
Foraker
Brestraulon Ag
Elias
Enoush
Pittsburg
Quatar Bay
Raraeaea
Von
Wild Waves
Mr. Tart
Qyster Gay
All Grocers
Henry Taft
Big Bill
Brothen
Pam
Iby
Bette Suort Tis
Anaconda Smelter
Seu Workingn
Ana Ch
Sader Guidancy
Gitte
Amo Sumated Company
Bozeman Ladies’ Band
Texas
Barnests
Agwyn
Parks—Harte
Sada
Tros- Selman’s Fountain
K. Park
Steve
Rayo
Continental of Company
Owsley Block
Hutte
Nny
Rice & Fulton
Ind
Chicago
Duluth
Peoria
St. Louis
St Paul
Sioux City
Northern Steamship, Company
Northland
J. G. Nash
C. P
Z. A
Joseph Richard
Montana St
Mont
Bell Phone
Warner's
Safe Cure Co
Rochester
Eee
Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
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