STANDARD PUBLISHING CO Entered as Second Class Mail Matter
Publication notice from STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY Anaconda Mont lists subscription rates and advertising offices in New York Chicago Hartford and other cities. It notes newsstands outside Montana and provides a long roster of agent offices across the United States.
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Standard Publishing Com
Pustishers ‘and Proprietore
Anaconda
Montana
New York
Hotaling’s
Park Row
Broadw
Broadway
Detroit
Newcorner Woodward
Michigan
Chicago
Congress Hotel
St Paui N. St. Marie
Cigar and News Co
East Puth Street
Minneapolis
M. J. Kavanaugh’s
Third Street
Kansas City
Yome News Co
Singh and
Main Street
San Francisco
United News Agents
Judge Cheadle Opposes Third Party Move in Montana
Judge Cheadle of Lewistown favors remaining within the Republican Party and continuing reform within its lines. He notes his long role in Montana's progressive movement and helped restrain Roosevelt delegates at a Livingston convention. He argues third party goals mirror Democratic principles and center on Roosevelt's bid for a third term and opposition to Taft.
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Judge Cheadle
Lewistown
Montana
Livingston
Roosevelt
Cheadle
Democratic Party
Taft
Roosevelt Third Ticket Aim Raises Political Debate
Roosevelts plan to field a third ticket this fall prompts questions about curbing Taft or tossing the election to the House. Analysts say he would draw mainly from the Republican radical wing and would gain little from Democratic support under Wilson. If Clark had been the Democratic nominee, Roosevelt might have attracted radical Democrats, but that prospect fades with Wilson's Baltimore victory. The question remains whether Roosevelt can mount a viable campaign.
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Roosevelt
Taft
House of Representatives
Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
Baltimore
Champ Clark
Presidential primary debate fears and reform calls
The piece argues Roosevelt may fail to shift the election to the House through an independent bid. It discusses the impracticalities and costs of direct presidential primaries, concerns about cross-party voting, and the need for reforms before primaries can gain broad legitimacy and effectiveness.
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Baltimore’s Democratic convention a disappointing choice
Washington correspondents flag the Baltimore gathering as ill suited for a major convention. Hotels scarce and overpriced, bad ventilation and heat in the hall, single entry delays left delegates exhausted. Climate and logistics marred the event, with some venues mismanaged and crowds strained.
Baltimore Convention Chaos and Press Row Mismanagement
Delegates faced discrimination and long delays as crowds swamped the hall on opening day. Press seating was mishandled by Democratic national committee members and Col John S Martin, with hundreds of press names blocked while friends filled seats. Women were placed in the press area, leaving working journalists standing.
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Baltimore
Democratic National Committee
Prince of Bunglers
John S. Martin
Hatpin Bill Sidetracked In Louisiana Legislature
The Louisiana legislature deferred a bill to protect or shorten hatpins. A Calcasses senator argued the hatpin is a woman's defense, likening it to her tongue, while rural lawmakers claimed a bristling woman with a hatpin deters advances. The issue noted danger on crowded streetcar and lobby doors.
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Louisiana
Calcasses
Martini Wager 15 Quickly Won Case Near Ends
Witnesses testified in Heckmann and Tennant case after a night session. Samos and others described past intoxication and a barber recalled the incident nine years earlier. Alfred Battle and Richard A. Ballinger’s clerk A J Tennant discussed handwriting on a power of attorney. Ballinger did not attend and is not expected to testify.
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Seston Aris
Heckmann
Taneon
Samos
Manford S
Igor
Chiles
Arthur
Alfred Battle
Richard A. Ballinger
A. J. Tennant
Ballinger
Heckman
Elks River Excursion and Social Events in Portland
The Elks gathered in Portland Oregon for a river excursion with about 5000 members aboard twenty steamers sailing the Willamette and Columbia. A grand ball followed, and thousands of Elks and companions capped off the social program before many began returning home to Seattle and other cities. Grand Lodge officers were named and committees reassigned, with travel plans and entertainment scheduled through next week in Puget Sound and Seattle.
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Ore
Eikdom
Columbia
Willamette
Seattle
Elks F
Tacoma
Thomas B. Mills
Superior
Wis
Puget Sound
Mills
Albert T. Holly
Hackensack
N. J
Grand Rorge
Cary L. Applegate
Salt Lake City
Butte Churches Report Numerous Services This Week
Butte area churches list Sunday morning and evening sermons across many congregations including St Pauls Methodist Episcopal in Galena and Idaho, Grace Methodist Episcopal at Arizona and Second, First Church of Christ Scientist on Montana and Quartz, and multiple others. Readings cover religious life strength, Job sorrows, and home religious themes with choir, special music, and Sunday schools noted. events include prayer meetings midweek and Epworth leagues with extensive community invitation.
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St Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
Galena
Idaho
South Idan Street
Job
Hole
John Evans
W. A. Kinney
Epworth League
Turlock
L. D. Jones
West End
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Arizona
Second Streets
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Montana
Quartz Streets
Owsley Block
St. Mark's Lutheran
Silver
M. Hudt
Immanuel Presbyterian Church
Gaylord
Galeng Streets
Leste
Mount _Bethel Methodist Episcopal church
Walkerville
T. H. Barker
North Main Street
Bell
Thomas Austin
W. H. .Thomas
Sun- Gay School
Henry Rundle
Gregson Springs
Trinity
Methodist Episcopal Church
A. Oliver
Unity
Methodist Biscopal
T. Westren
Ladies’ Aid Society
Welsh Presbyterian Church
Corner Dakota
Aluminum Street
H.C. Grifith
Gems of God
South Side
Swedish Lutheran Church
Wert Sliver
Montara
P.O. Hanson
South
Montana Stree Monstana
Swedish Lutheran
Butte
Swed
Life preserver drifts twelve thousand miles to Scotland
A life preserver from the wrecked Stanley Dollar near Yokohama in 1906 washed ashore in Scotland after drifting about 12,000 miles. Capt. Robert Dollar’s crew identified it by a hull inspector’s stamp. The canvas is rotten and the stuffing tubes are broken.
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San Francisco
Japan
Scotland
Robert Dollar
Dollar Steamship Company
Yokohama Harbor
Shetland Islands
James Guthrie
Boy Killed by Runaway Saddle Horse on Ranch Visit
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Antone Wachtler a 10 year old boy died violently at Alton Kirch’s ranch eighteen miles from town while showing off horse riding. The horse bolted throwing him and dragging him by the stirrup until the stirrup broke. The rider’s father Peter Wachtler was injured in an unrelated accident and hospitalized in Brainerd Minnesota.
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Standard
Antone Wachtles
Alton Kirch
Peter Wachtler
Northern Pacific Hospital
Brainerd
Minn
Tocal
Storms Ravage Minnesota and Dakotas Crops
Minneapolis reports describe the heaviest rainfall since June 3 as a front sweeps the Northwest. Minnesota South Dakota and parts of North Dakota see heavy precipitation with Dickinson North Dakota hit by a severe hailstorm damaging grain country. Mankato Minnesota records 2.70 inches, other spots exceed one inch.
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Eberhard Rejects Third-Party Movement Invite
In Saint Paul Minnesota on July 1 Governor Eberhard refused to join a proposed new third-party movement. He cited no need for organizing a new party in response to a circular letter from Hugh Tr. Halbert Minnesota Roosevelt Leader seeking gubernatorial candidates to express support.
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Hugh Tr. Halbert
Minnesota
Roosevelt Ieader
Eberhard
May Tie Up Port Montreal Faces General Labor Tieup
Montreal July 1 The port is tied up as transport ranchers checkers freight handlers and longshoremen strike against the Dominion Transport company and the Canadian Pacific railroad. Demanded wage scales range from 22 to 28 cents an hour as the maximum wage.
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Montreal
Suly
Dominion Transport Company
Canadian Pacifi Railroad
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