Publishers and Proprietors of Anaconda Standard
The Anaconda Standard lists publishing details with subscription rates, office addresses, and foreign advertising contacts. It notes post office registration, branch offices in Butte, and distribution notes with multiple city agency destinations across the nation. It directs general business correspondence to the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana.
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Standard Publishing Com
Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mont
Dixon's Predictions Put Roosevelt Likely President
In a national cap ital interview on Tuesday Senator Dixon, Roosevelt campaign manager, predicted Theodore Roosevelt would win the presidency in November over Taft and Wilson and even said Taft would receive no electoral votes. Dixon has a history of failed predictions before and during the Republican convention.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Taft
Wilson
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Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Germany Orders Study On Birth Rate Decline In 1920s Paris Era Tone
German officials order a thorough inquiry into why birth rates fall and how to restore them. The debate centers on social causes over physiology with emphasis on prosperity, urban housing limits, and religious demographics influencing family size. The discussion notes Catholics in German states show less decline than Protestants, while housing shortages and landlord resistance affect larger families.
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Germany
Forddeutsche Allgemeine-Zeitung
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Alsace-Lorraine Baby Trampe Report Sparks Controversy
A sensational claim from Alsace Lorraine alleges midwives in Strassburg to Paris aided the transfer of about fifty infants. It says fees were paid by settlers seeking to avoid infant deaths and by French asylums eager to raise German children as French soldiers. Prussia demands action to halt the scheme, ongoing since 1870.
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France
Strassburg
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Tariff Clash at National Conventions Highlights Democratic and Republican Platforms
The Democratic platform calls for a downward tariff revision arguing government revenues only require tariffs for necessary public needs. The Republican platform defends a high protective tariff, claiming it widens wealth gaps and burdens workers and farmers. Both sides promise careful, non disruptive policy shifts to avoid harming legitimate industry.
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Articton
England Faces Naval Crisis Amid Domestic Strife
A London and New York aligned survey portrays Britain facing heavy domestic costs to fund reforms while ferrying resources to sustain a potential showdown with Germany. It warns of dwindling Mediterranean naval presence, threatened empire defenses, and food imports at risk as officials debate manpower and budget for a robust Royal Navy.
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Roosevelt Dixon team work blamed for zeal
The passage mocks Roosevelt and Dixon, noting their collaboration arouses strong reactions. It derides the colonel as difficult to adjust to, and observes Democrats and Republicans unite in criticizing him with both feet. It labels the Roosevelt Dixon partnership as energetic but not tempered.
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Officials Postpone Courthouse Move
County officers delayed moving into the new courthouse amid lingering dirt from July Band celebrations. The building was not cleaned or ready for occupancy, and commissioners had yet to appoint janitors to maintain sanitary conditions.
Foreman Charged With Murder in District Court
An information charging murder was filed in Judge Donlan's district court against Joseph Foreman. Foreman, described as a colored man, allegedly stabbed and killed Jack Handy, proprietor of a colored club, on July 5. A bench warrant was issued and Foreman will be arraigned Saturday.
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Colored Club
Strong Hints of Frauds in Colorado Land Case
Representative Akin of New York introduced a resolution in the House calling on the Secretary of War to explain alleged relations with Colorado land projects. The measure ties Jasper Wilson, the secretary’s private secretary, to an irrigation corporation at $10,000 yearly and suggests settlers in Colorado have been detrended. It seeks a report on the Denver reservoir and Stanley Lake projects.
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Gas tragedy in Seattle immigrant dies of asthma linked asphyxiation
San Francisco July 10 Johnson Elliott recently moved from Seattle was found in his brother John Elliott's home after an asthma related gas light. He leaned toward lighting the stove and was overcome by gas fumes. The incident followed a separate July 10 report from Great Falls noting Montana Natural Gas Company incorporation to take over the city franchise, with $500 authorized and Canadian residents holding the majority of stock.
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Johnson Eliott
Seattle
John Elliott Eliott
Standard
Great Falls
Montana Natural Gas Company
J. J. Babb
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Medicine Hat
Redente of
Canada
Unnamed Tonnage Reported for U S Steel June Totals
New York July 10 The unnamed tonnage of United States Steel on June 29 totaled 6 907 248 tons an increase of 66 363 tons from May 31 and compared with 3 961 058 tons on June 30 1811.
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United States Steel Corporation
Frank Day park improvement plans unveiled in Lewistown
Lewistown July 10 final plans for the Frank Day park have been reserved and the city will immediately begin work to improve the track. The aim is to transform the park into one of the most perfect in the state.
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Standard
Lewistown
Steinway
Chickering
Kranich & Bach
J. & ©. Fischer
Butte
Bold Hold Up Man Fails In Big Undertaking
Chicago July 19 George Rodgers 33 alias George Cook a former convict attempted a daring holdup in a State street saloon early today He forced 30 men to raise their hands before a revolver He then tried to single out and take the valuables Patrolman Louck stopped the scene after a struggle during which Rodgers was fired upon by slugs in the exchange of blows
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Judge Butler and Hoar Clash as Defense Wins Narrow Victory
Excerpted scraps recount biting exchanges between Judge Butler and Hoar over remarks about satire and law. The piece notes Chief adversaries in the 1830s bar, with Butler cited for devotion to a cited Job reference, and Hoar's charge about Satan’s role. It also covers New York women teachers backing pay parity and a 200000 fund idea to honor Grace Custance as association president.
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IRS
Butler
New York
Association
Beall
Bliss Grace CuStenhan
Saylor Boarding School Catalogue Entry Noted
Readable fragments describe the Saylor Boarding School for Boys and its insistence on health morals and supervision as part of class instruction. Mentions address 3 Saylor and references Baylor School with uncertain date and place details.
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Spokane
Sonosi
West
Hermes
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