Publication details and newspaper stands listed
The Anaconda Standard announces subscription rates and offices. It lists main and branch offices in Anaconda Butte Missoula and foreign and city newsstands in New York Chicago Kansas City Minneapolis San Francisco Los Angeles Pasadena Denver Salt Lake City Ogden Spokane Tacoma Seattle Portland with contact points and business address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Hotaling’s
Broad Way
Thirty-eighth
Chicago
Auditorium Annex
P. O. News Co
Dearborn Street
Empire News
Jackson and
Dearborn
Kansas City
Yuma News Co
Ninth and
Minneapolis
Kavanaugh
South Third Street
San Francisco
van Ness Avenue
Los Angeles
Amos
South Olive
Pasadena
Cal
Hornung’s
Denver
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake City
Moon's
Rosenfeld & Han Bon
Church Street
Ogden
Kind's
Tacoma
Pacific Avenue
Seattle
International News Co
Portland
Oregon News Co
Sixth Street
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Mont
France Fetes Fallieres Amid Assassination Plot
In Paris on Monday July 15 1907 a wide public celebration marked Fallieres escape from assassination. The article recalls Carnot Faure and Loubet succession while noting anti militarist agitation as a possible motive and profiling the president as popular and prudent. It compares Carnot’s 1894 Lyons murder by Caserio to the recent event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fallieres
France
Paris
French Republic
Aidney
Carnot
Lyons
Caserio
Lyons Chamber of Commerce
Felix Faure
Faure
Loubet
Armand Fabres
Week in Philadelphia as Elks grace city with grand pageantry
Philadelphia unveils a costly spectacle for visiting Elks with $50,000 spent on a court of honor and a $200,000 fund raised by the local lodge and supporters. The program includes a Delaware River trip, tours of Cramp's shipyard and League Island navy yard, a luncheon at Washington Park, and a Grand Opera House opening with greetings from the governor and mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherly Love
Philadelphia
Grand Lodge of Elks
Poorhlack
Grand Lodge
Delaware River
Cramp’s
League Island Navy Yard
Forts
Washington Park
Grand Opera House
Reyourn
Anaconda council urged to test patch macadam plan
The Anaconda city council will hear objections tonight to a plan to macadam park avenue and three blocks of Main street. The Standard argues the proposal is patchwork, costly, and unproven, urging a limited test on one or two blocks before full adoption. The paper cites dust, traffic, and better road options, including a sturdier macadam approach.
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Park Avenue
Main Street
Standard
City-Hall Authority
Vinescu
Hickory Street
United States
Park Road
Main
Hickory
Mathewson
Anaconda
Independence square concert and Elks reunion events
Musicians from across the country gather for the Independence square events with a Garrick theater session at 11 tomorrow. A vast Elks feast at Washington park follows, with fish and seafood and other market fare. An Elk chorus will sing on City Hall plaza, and a series of parades and drill contests run through Thursday. Prizes run into thousands of dollars, with Friday trip options to Valley Forge and Atlantic City, plus the Jamestown exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence Square
Garrick Theater
Elks
Washington Park
Delaware
City Hall Plaza
Valley Forge
Atlantic City
Prospect of 1907 Crop Record Despite Frost Damage
A delayed spring due to alternating thaw and killing frost damaged Kansas and slowed Northwest farming. Spring wheat sowing dropped to about sixteen million acres across Minnesota and the Dakotas from seventeen million last year. Corn planting lagged, but later weeks showed improvement and officials foresee a strong crop record for 1907 with a crew average likely to surpass prior years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Northwest
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
World news brief highlights varied social and civic items
The report covers diverse items: women’s wages and child labor, Dr. Horace Bumstead resigning from Atlanta University after 20 years as president, Edward Twitchell Ware elected as president. Arad Hungary reputedly holds the world record for divorce cases with 220 tried and 210 granted last year and 840 awaiting trial. Georgia candidate George A Peare supports woman suffrage. a German donor leaves funds to build a Constantinople church to be served in Esperanto. Russian men over 15 smoke about 150 cigarettes weekly. Rector Philip Williams also stage director in Kansas City. Savannah Salvation Army opens a large laundry and other ventures. an East Providence Rhode Island Sunday school has eight superintendents in 85 years.
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Horace Bumstead
Atlanta University
Edward Twitchell, Ware
Arad
Two Shots Fired at French Ruler in Paris
An attempted assassination of President Fallieres near Lesueur Street Maille in Paris failed as two shots were fired from a curb but no one was hit. Maille was seized by police and later questioned after claiming grave revelations. Authorities linked him to seamen's strikes and anti militarist agitation.
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Bois de Boulogne
Champs Elysee
Fallieres
M. Fallieres
Maille
General Federation of Labor
Maine
Rouen
Thompson prisoner fugitive from train escape near Portland
A Portland bound convict named Thompson, once a Portland bartender, escaped while trains sped past a Colorado station. He stole diamonds in 1905, fled via Mexico to London, with Detective Day pursuing. The Portland Oregonian notes Day’s reliability while questioning how many fugitives Day can miss yet keep rank.
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Portland
Colorado
Thompson
Mexico
London
Day
Portland Oregonian
Oregonian
Detective Day
Moeller's Cardinal Prospects and Church Career Highlighted
Henry Moeller D D archbishop of Cincinnati since 1903 may be elevated to cardinal. Born 1849 in Cincinnati, he studied locally, Rome training, served as pastor, professor, secretary to Bishop Chatard, chancellor, bishop of Columbus, then archbishop.
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Henry Moeller
Cincinnati
Good Crops This Year Amid Mixed Wheat Outlook
Government crop reports earlier and later show improved results despite initial forecasts of a poor outlook from unusual rains and cold planting weather. Market speculators had anticipated a worse outcome, but July findings fail to provide alarm for plungers in the produce market.
Snake bite deaths in India vs American remedy sales
The consul general at Calcutta notes 21,797 Indians died from snake bites last year. He contrasts this with wide access to a popular American remedy sold in bottles and jugs, implying limited impact of the medicine.
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Calcutta
India
Reliable Dealers Endorse Clear Understanding
Reliable dealers confirm broad agreement that the market will remain steady. The statement underscores confidence in pricing, supply chains, and future orders amid ongoing demand.
Loeb Keeps President Free With Quiet Sagamore Hill Vacation
Oyster Bay July 14 President Roosevelt enjoys a genuine vacation as Secretary Loeb enforces a strict “write it” policy. Interviews, interviews with officials, and political discussions are arranged in tight two hour blocks, preserving routine rides, tennis, walks, and family chats.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Loeb
Sagamore Hill
Mr. Loeb
New York
United States
Far Eastern Bureau Created to Handle Japan China Talks
Washington July 14. The state department has formed a Far Eastern Bureau to manage all diplomatic and consular matters with Japan and China. Huntington Wilson heads the bureau with assistants Percival Heintzelman and William Philips. The group will oversee preliminary treaty negotiations and study annual notes proposing changes in U S China treaties.
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Washington
Japan
China
Orient
State Department
Huntington Wilson
Tokio
Percival Heintzelman
Pennsylvania
Peking
Carton and Dalney
William Philips
Massachusetts
Create
London
Philips
United States
Mayor Cutchin Struck as Crowd Hurls Rocks in City Turmoil
Last night a restless crowd attacked the street procession as Mayor Joel Cutchin urged dispersal. He was struck on the legs and bruised by rocks while Police Justice K R Bryan Sergeant Overstreet and Officers Manning King Evans and Chief Engineer John Waggoner suffered injuries from flying stones. Fire department hose was used to quell the disturbance and a knife was stuck into the water jet before the assailant was repelled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel C. Cutchin
K. R. Bryan
Overstreet
Manning, King and Evans
John Waggoner
Central Fire Department
Waggoner
Late Governor Leslie Admired General Grant
The St Paul Pioneer Press notes a tale told by Governor Preston H. Leslie of Kentucky and Montana who, while escorting nieces in 1864, overheard two Kentucky women condemn General Grant. Grant, aboard the same train, defended Lee and denied Grant cruelties, leading Leslie to become Grant’s admirer and defender.
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Helena
Mont
St. Paul
Preston H. Leslie
Kentucky
Montana
U. 8. Grant
Leslie
Georgetown
Louisville
General Lee
General Grant
Unwritten law in Virginia bars all justice for crime
The Charlotte Observer notes that in Virginia the unwritten law gives no chance for defendants in criminal cases, contrasting it with the poor prospects for criminals in American courts. The piece implies a harsh view of vigilante justice in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Charlotte Observer
Virginia
Snowstorm Delays Pennsylvania Postmasters Journey
The Altoona Dispatch reports Postmaster Parrish of Cresson and a companion faced a sudden June snowstorm while driving to Ebensburg. Dense flakes, as large as coins, reduced visibility. they stopped, waited briefly, then resumed their trip once the storm passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoona Dispatch
Philadelphia Record
Pennsylvania
Parrish
Cresson
Ebensburg
Butte Anaconda and Pacific Railway Time Card 1907
Butte Anaconda and Pacific Railway Co passenger time card effective May 26 1907 lists local departures at 8 00 am 11 20 am 3 25 pm and 6 35 pm. Connections with O S L and N P Ry noted at Silver Bow Durant and Butte. Miles crossing stop signals apply to trains 101 102 105 and 108.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte, Anaconda
Pacific Railway Co
Silver Bow
N. P. Ry
Durant
G. N. Ry
Butte
Miles Crossing
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Standard Publishing Company, Publishers and Propraetors
Cescuce SeaOeay Standard
W. J. Morton
New York Ofice
Brunswick Building
Fifth Avenue
Washington Street
Objec
Secarcely
George A. Peare
Maryland
Kee-Mar College
Cottbus
Constantinople
Esperanto
Russia
Poland
Lithuania
Philip Williams
St. Benedict's Church
Knights of Columbus
Salvation Army
Savannah
First Baptist Church of
East Providence, R. I
Place de la Concorde
League of Patriots
England
Lady Margaret
Maister
Ingeram Percy
Glastonbury Abbey
Rome
Tarstinus
Asa G. Candler
Atlanta
Wesley Memorial Enterprise
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Mr. Candler
South
Bulgaria
Velt
Parsons
Bacon
Affairs OF the Orient
HIGT
Waltham
F. C. B. Montana
the Fair Brug and Assay Supply Co
Butte, Montana
Oak Hall
Backus
Holly Avenue
Minn
Certifcate
Carrie Haskins Backus
Siutty
Sunnandege
Owsley Block
Montane
Rice & Fulton
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