Anaconda Standard Publisher Directory and Offices
The Anaconda Standard lists STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY as publisher and proprietor with daily editions year round. It details subscription rates, multiple office addresses in Anaconda and Butte, telephone numbers, foreign advertising, New York and national newsstand locations, and general business correspondence routed to the STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY in Anaconda, Montana.
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The New Premier Root as Secretary of State
Friday July 7 commentary notes Elihu Root as a familiar figure in public life. Root, a high ranking lawyer and former secretary of war, served under McKinley and Roosevelt, later prospering as a trust counsel. The piece argues his appointment would align with Roosevelt and Taft, portraying him as capable and congenial to the administration.
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Wilkes Booth
Hiram Cronk
Booth
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Oscar Wilde
Mr. Wilde
Paris
Wilde
New York City
Army grafts roil parliament as South Africa scandal grows
Report of a military committee exposes theft in Pretoria stores linked to army contractors. Surplus war stores sold cheap then repurchased at high profits, yielding about 19 million dollars to ringsters. Parliament debates further tests amid claims of ministry suppression.
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London Times
Military Committee
South Africa
Reort
Pretoria
Morgan
Ringsters
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Legendary claims mix of murders and Wilde theories
Fragmented excerpts discuss capital punishment debates, gendered crime, and sensational recollections of Wilkes Booth and Oscar Wilde, interwoven with remarks on public figures, theatrical routines, and scattered notes on local events, all reflecting a late 19th century sensationalist newspaper voice.
The Hum or It: Early's Post Prandial Duel
The piece recounts G Patterson Early of Pittsburg who pursues professional humor and challenges J Clarence Harvey to a $1000 after dinner oratorical contest before the New York Yacht Club. The event draws rival sponsor support and approval by Gridiron and Clover clubs, signaling a high stakes duel of wits.
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Pitteburg
Pittsburg
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Chauncey M. Depew
Senator Depew
New York City
J. Clarence Harvey
Mr. Harvey
New York Yacht Club
Gladiators
Gridiron Club
Washington
Clover Club
Philadelphia
Paul Jones’s remains honored in Paris transfer
General Porter and the French government helped locate Paul Jones’s body. Admiral Sigsbee accepted custody and pledged reverent transport to the Naval Academy at Annapolis. The funeral cortege, with American and French officials, moved from Paris to Cherbourg after a grand ceremony at Invalides.
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Paul Jones
United States
Sigsbee
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John Paul Jones
Navy
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Naval Academy
Military Academy
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France
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American Sailors Parade Through Paris in Honor Arrival
A detachment of 500 United States sailors and 25 officers arrived in Paris from Cherbourg at 11 40 AM and marched through central streets in uniform, receiving enthusiastic crowds. French troops saluted, bands played The Star Spangled Banner and La Marseillaise, and thousands lined the route waving flags. The contingent proceeded to the Military School at the Invalides for ceremonies and reception.
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Paul Jones body ceremony draws mixed Allied visitors
American sailors and French soldiers mingle with evident friendship as they await the delivery of Paul Jones' body at the American church on the Avenue de l Alma this afternoon at 3:90. The scene shows cross Allied cordiality during the stay.
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Paul Jones
Avenue de Valma
Slayer of Hedges Still Missing After Fatal Stabbing
George Reckards, accused of fatally stabbing William Hedges at a Geyser dance, remains at large with three companions missing. A five inch dagger was used, stabbed into Hedges twice to the hilt. Coroner reports the killing as cold blooded after Reckards insulted Hedges and sparked a fight before the fatal attack.
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George Reckards
William Hedges
Geyser
Hedges
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Reckards
Roosevelt Resting at Sagamore Hill Before Jersey Address
President Theodore Roosevelt returned from Cleveland and spent a quiet afternoon and evening at Sagamore Hill Oyster Bay. He rode a horse and played tennis with no visitors. He will depart at 1 a.m. for Orange Grove New Jersey to address the National Education Association, then return to Oyster Bay by 6:30 p.m.
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Roosevelt
Sagamore Till
Elihu Root
Sagamore Hill
Root
New York
Orange Grove
N.J
National Educational Association
Man Charged With Stealing Colt on Blackfeet Reservation
Special Dispatch reports in federal court the trial of Richard Vadnias for stealing a colt on the Blackfeet reservation. George Paisley testified the horse belonged to his mother and disappeared from her herd in 1903. He later found the colt among Vadnias’ horses bearing the Vadnias brand.
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Helena
Richard Vadnias
Blackfeet
George Paisley
Vadnias
Russian report of a Japanese defeat at Sanvantee
St Petersburg July 6 General Dinevitch reports the Japanese were defeated at Sanvantee after a battalion was annihilated. The position was captured and held until retirement ordered. Russians seized supplies. Japanese losses were enormous and dum dum bullets were used.
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Dinevitch
Sanvantee
Linovitch
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