Subscriptions and offices of the Standard Publishing Co
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, six months and one year in advance. It notes main office in Standard Block Anaconda and branch offices in Missoula, New York, Chicago, and other cities, plus various newsstand locations and contact details for business correspondence.
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Butte Hosts Record Summer Visitors Acknowledges Hospitality
Lookers On in Butte notes visitors rise sharply as Montana cities attract more guests this season. Tourists come for park trips and Portland show, with groups given formal entertainment. While mining properties remain closed to guests, city managers are praised for courtesy though more can be done to showcase Butte.
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Fragmented OCR Record of State Office Rumors and Names
A garbled OCR text reports on state office affairs and names. It mentions the secretary of state and various individuals such as Beebe and others, with scattered phrases about committees and media chatter. The readability is poor, but the core appears to reference political topics and personnel.
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Czar Names Muravieff Peace Plenipotentiary Amid Criticism
Within the current week St. Petersburg dispatches report the czar has appointed Muravieff as chief peace plenipotentiary. The choice is described as ill suited for the task and meets disappointment among portions of the Russian public.
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Witte Favored as Next Russian Peace Minister Amid Health Doubts
Rumors from St Peters circles suggest Witte will be named in place of Muraviev as Russia seeks a peaceable path. Muraviev’s health is cited, while Witte’s long influence and finance role push him as a potential peace commissioner. Europe may accept his appointment if peace terms are favorable.
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Delcasse talk and Sakhalin Island dispute noted
The article questions M Delcasse’s Franco British alliance talk as a diversion and notes skepticism about its impact. It then details Sakhalin Island’s strategic value to Russia and Japan, its geography, resources, and the political tensions over its control amid the Russo Japanese War.
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Michigan Republicans consider Alger seat after announcement
Senator Alger will not seek reelection prompting Michigan Republicans to weigh successors. Claims of capable replacements emerge as emphasis shifts from Alger whose health and spirit are described as broken. Names such as Mr McMillan and Representative are among potential contenders.
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Detroit Tribune sifts candidates for local reform and union role
The Detroit Tribune argues a Republican win may suffice and urges candidates to focus on home rule and municipal street railway autonomy. It notes that federal rolls could influence state choices, while discussing Japan, Germany, and other global affairs amid a collage of political and social commentary.
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Student Slayer of Police Prefect Arrested in Moscow Tale
Messages from Moscow say the killer of Police Prefect Count Shuvatoff was a student. He reportedly attempted suicide after the murder. His arrest followed involvement in political agitation.
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President Roosevelt Talks to Physicians in Oyster Bay
President Roosevelt spoke to the Associated Physicians of Long Island at Oyster Bay high School. He praised medical work on the Panama Canal project and hygiene efforts in Cuba, lauding General Leonard Wood for service and defending Wood from hostile critics. The crowd of 400 physicians greeted him warmly and elected him and Wood honorary members of the association.
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Helena Inquiry Prompted AG Galen Reply
Helena on July 12 reports Attorney General Galen replied to an inquiry. The terse statement notes no further action at this time. The release clarifies procedural steps and outlines potential next steps in the matter.
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Conley and McTague Rule on Prison Good Time
Conley and McTague state that when a prisoner serves two sentences the time is not counted as a whole. Each sentence is considered separately in determining an allowance for good time.
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Treasury boast and royal letters flood reader’s mind
The piece notes Yale treasurer McClurg denying a deficit, praising living within means. It lists Gen. Wint taking command in Denver, plus a parade of royal correspondences to the pope, czar, and emperor. It also covers Gen. Lew Wallace's widow inheritance and Mary Livermore’s sharp wit, and ends with a London observer’s soft portrait of the young Prince of Wales.
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