The Anaconda Standard editorial on smoking virtues
The piece questions claims that smoking strengthens thinking and voice of tobacco advocates, noting Epworth League rhetoric praising tobacco for mental serenity and spiritual uplift. It critiques the idea that smoking aids virtue, suggesting such views are ungrounded and ironic given urging restraint. The article cites regional notes and distribution details of the newspaper.
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Variegated Career Of A Piece Of War Drama
A column chronicles the Potemkin mutiny saga with shifting, contradictory reports. The ship and crew flip from brutal pirates to noble revolutionaries, with surrender to Roumanians cited as a possible fact. Debates persist over fate, name spelling, and future visibility of the Kniaz Potemkine.
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Kruger
Tobacco and Tea Debate at Epworth Denver Convention
A Baltimore delegate at the Epworth league convention in Denver argues against tea and coffee while praising tobacco, citing doctors and politicians like Dr. Lanstrum who claim smoking aids thinking. The piece blends moral and medical views, noting the controversy over abstinence versus moderate use.
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Roosevelt backs Root for 1908 GOP president nomination
Taft and Shaw observe Root amid Roosevelts bid to groom him as the party’s next president. Roosevelt’s favor and cabinet speculation loom, with talk of New York governorship as a stepping stone. Baron Rosen arrives, praised for restraint and integrity, but Russia may undervalue his peace efforts as intrigue dominates its politics.
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Muddled notes on books and a Vermont Mormon monument
The article catalogs a twelve author list where advertising props up the top title The Masquerader while noting reader-loud promotion does not equal merit. It marks the centennial of Joseph Smith with a Vermont monument plan in Sharon and remarks on Brigham Young and Mormon loyalty to their founder. It also covers political and international quips and ends with Crowley’s ninety day sentence for theft in Libby.
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Green Mountain
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Popular novels top readers poll in New York Globe
The New York Globe polled readers on the twelve most loved novels of the last two years. Over 55,000 votes named The Masquerader by Katharine Cecil Thurston as first, with social irregularities and sensational themes guiding the top picks.
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New York Globe
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Mrs. Ward
William Asche
George Barr McCutcheon
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Rebecca
Sunnybrook Farm
Nancy Stair
Dixon
Sandy
Alice
Muravieff Granted Audience at St. Petersburg
In St. Petersburg on July 10 a single audience was given to M. Muraviett, with details appearing in the latest dispatches. The events reflect ongoing diplomatic exchanges involving the Russian capital and high officials.
King Oscar Reclaims One Of His Subjects
In a Butte naturalization case, Peter Sanbum admitted to fraud and unlawful testimony to obtain U S citizenship papers issued by Judge Clancy on July 1, 1900. Boston officials report the papers are to be annulled by district court order amid complaints by Assistant U S Attorney George A Ham. This marks the third or fourth fraudulent naturalization case exposed in Butte involving the principal deceiver.
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District Court
George A. Ham
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Mystery writer Leopoly identified as A B Mackey
In Butte authorities questioned Werner Lav oly regarding threats and letters signed A B Mackey. Investigation found no evidence of police misconduct and pointed to Leopoly as the prolific, unstable letter-writer long pestering the department. Leopoly is jailed for examination of sanity while officials seek proof of identity.
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Butte
Leopoly
Mulholland
Cordinaly Leopoly
Inty
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Mullotland
Lke
Alleged Escaped Convict Fled Chouteau Jail Window
A convict accused of a minor offense escaped from Chouteau county jail yesterday afternoon. Chief Byrne reported the escape as authorities in Butte coordinate the manhunt.
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Chouteas County
Tis
Gaye
Butte
Accused Not Present as Court Postponed Trial for Assault
Justice Abbyrs court postponed the case of Luke Fontana charged with assault on Angela Peligrina. The jury was drawn, Burt Marsh defended, Deputy County Attorney White prosecuted, and Constable Danzer had gone to county jail to fetch the prisoner but did not return promptly, delaying proceedings by a week. The incident, reportedly severe and sparked by jealousy, included alleged striking and biting of the woman.
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Luke Fontana
Jearucy
Butte Barbers Union installs its officers
The Butte Barbers' union last month installed officers including President W J Costello Vice President A A Walkup Recording and Corresponding Secretary CH Wilkes Treasurer A J Annawald Trustees J B Savage E S Pauleen and E By Rackite in a formal installation meeting.
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Butte Barbers’ Union
The
Butte
Mystery at the Pavilion Segues to Telepathist Show
The Noware Crothers wave team performs at the Pavilion this week boasting rapid thought transmission between separated minds. Miss Fletcher sings admirably and the Bragdans travesty act is stylish and clever. Montgomery and Caeton return for a piano comedy showcase.
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Mandates in Three Cases Received by U S Court
Special Dispatch from Helena reports that three mandates from the San Francisco circuit court of appeals were received by Clerk Sproule. All cases were tried under Judge Knowles. two reversed and one affirmed. The largest dispute, $15,000 against Montana Lumber, has reached the U S Supreme Court.
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Apribe
Mineral Land Commission
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Bue
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Supreme Court of the United States
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Butte Clerks Union Installs Officers
The Butte clerks Protective union held a ceremony to install officers elected last month. Attendance was large. President James T. Parks led the lineup with Vice President A T Brown and recording secretary A J Gunther. Financial secretary and treasurer James D. Hocking Parker Le A Parker Fred H. King and other officials were named.
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Butte Clerks’ Protective Union
James T. Parks
A.T. Brown
A. J. Gunther
James D. Hocking
Parker
le A. Parker
Fred H. King
Fred Freeman
Shole
Democrats Walk Out After Court Order in Denver
Denver officials walk out as court modifies its prior order in Democratic county cases. Baillie Watson and Republican contenders arrived at the courthouse demanding the Democrats leave. City Treasurer Elfer resists surrender of books and funds citing bond requirements. contempt proceedings to be pursued to enforce the court’s order.
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Oflals
Baillie Watson
Elfer
Preldwi Aries Pastor Receives Western Call Offers
Arthur Miles, two years pastor of the First Congregational Church of this city, received a call from the First Church of Paxton. He has several calls from western points and has accepted none. He travels under escort of a small cruiser and remains uncertain about accepting any offer.
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Arcnur Miles
First Congregational Church
Paxton
Mile
Cal
Western Points
Public administrator seeks letters testamentary
Social Dispatch to the Standard Billings notes that July 10 W F Sylvester public administrator today applied to the district court for letters testamentary on the estate of W Stauter who died here May 28. The estate amounts to about 400 dollars. A Stautter resides at Reading Pa.
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W. F. Sylvester
District Court
W. Stauter
Stautter
Reading
Russian peace envoy to sail for United States in July
Rove, a trainer named July wa, designated peace plenipotentiary for Russia at Washington, will sail for the United States July 26 from Cherbourg aboard the North German Lloyd steamer Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse.
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Russia
Washington
United States
Cherbourg
France
Approach to Lhasa Describes Potala Palace Below City
A correspondent recounts entering Lhasa with views of the adobe streets and flat-topped houses. The Po tala palace dominates the skyline, its sheer bulk and audacity described as a monumental stone marvel. The temple complex rises 400 feet long and 70 feet taller than the Golden Cross of St Paul’s Cathedral.
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Lhasa
Lhana
Potala Palace
Grand Lam
Sims | Ducity
Paul's Cathedral
High Finance Letter Translated by Readers
A garbled finance note shows a person asking for help to lend money. It mentions debt, repayment intent, and a request from an individual named Jean Tsay to support Paula Arven. The readable fragments indicate urgent loan needs and repayment pressure.
Connell Company Small Wares Sale At Discount
The Gem dress shields and nainsock covers are advertised as odorless and cool. 35c value dress shields drop to 10c while 28c and 50 size items are on sale at 100 units, highlighting exceptional low prices for small wares.
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