STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY AD RATES AND DISTRIBUTION
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates Daily and Sunday 1.00 per month and 40.00 yearly. The paper is printed in Anaconda with offices in Butte and Helena. It details multiple branch newsstands across major cities and a New York office at 19 Brunswick Building.
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Thirty-eighth Street
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F. C. News Co
Dearborn Street
Empire News
Jackson and
Dearborn
Kansas City
Yuma News’ Co
Ninth and Main
Minneapolis
Kavanaugh
South Third Street
San Francisco
van Ness Avenue
The President's Indian Controversy in 1967 Debate
A 1967 column challenges Roosevelt era claims about Antonio the Apache and his lineage. It cites new research alleging Antonio is not Apache, nor Cochise’s grandson, but Sony Fimpaon and linked to Mrs. Russell Sage. The piece questions presidential authority on Indian affairs and suggests possible doubt about Antonio’s identity.
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Ronseven
Debate Over Suez and Magellan Routes for Fleet Move
The New York Herald questions cost and strategy of two possible routes for sending the fleet to the Pacific, estimating about 450000 dollars via the Suez route and 820000 via Magellan. Roosevelt’s plan aims to demonstrate naval power, while newspapers remain divided on the best path and the public’s view.
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Persudde
Rena
Roosevelt
Pacifc
Roosevelt Mesatires
Japan
Roosevelt and Spain War Deliberations Recalled
The piece recalls Assistant Secretary Roosevelt's proactive talk during the Cuba crisis and debates over U S actions before the Spanish American War. It argues Congress and leadership delayed, fearing war while Spain exercised its rights and notes the later costs of forced engagements and distant deployments.
Murder trial drawS interest in Karlsruhe Germany
The long running murder case in Karlsruhe captivates the public. Professor Han, a 27 year old German instructor formerly in Washington DC, is under strong scrutiny. His wife, daughter of a Baden Baden widow, drowned herself, with letters suggesting guilt. Evidence reports imply torture claims by German authorities. The case has drawn international attention and political discussion about leadership.
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Germny
Han
District of Columbia
Baden-Baden
Yaurleu
Ctaimon
Aho
Germany
Hau
Il Mats
Ray
London
Tau
IL Ta
Katlsroke
Agnie
Governor Hughes and the 1908 presidential question in Philadelphia
Fragmented remarks attributed to Governor Hughes discuss political alignments for the 1908 ticket, with references to Roosevelt and Arthur. The piece notes irrigation debates in Montana, Elk discussions in Philadelphia, and widespread press bustle as heat and public mood rise. A volley of oblique opinions touches assassination rumors, beer heat, and Elk municipal sway amid national intrigue.
Fragmented Quotes From Old Newspapers On Social Mores
A jumble of fragmented quotes from various periodicals discusses gender roles, courtship norms, and social expectations. Snippets touch on women's clothing, men’s finances, manners, and marriage, reflecting outdated attitudes across sources such as New York Fodder Weekly Puck Washington Post and others.
Alcohol Variety and Misuse Mentioned in Parson's Talk
A local report notes Pow Parsons stating there are various alcohol types and describes Avoraganian knowledge onolen hol. The piece mentions walls, drag, and making a quart with drugs used too freely and without inquiry.
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Pow Parsons
New York Surgeon Advice Led to Child Poisoning Tragedy
A fragmentary report describes a case where a mother followed unsafe medical guidance, applying alcohol to a child’s injury and causing poisoning. The text notes physicians allegedly prescribed alcohol and cites a New York surgeon's dubious recommendation as leading to the child's decline.
Exonerated Chief Tells Of Hoboes Fatal Night
A coroner's inquest found Chief Jackson was justified after a night clash with a group of hoboes in the yard near Tongue River. A vagrant was killed when the chief and Alfred Ellison confronted four men. another assailant fired, Jackson was shot in the arm, and the attack led to arrests. Witnesses claimed lack of knowledge about the dead man.
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Batay
Alfred Ellison
Iast
Tongue River
Darimesa
Nie
Jal
Four Men Claim They Were Forcibly Dismissed from Tax Car
Four men arrested say they were seized by other tramps and driven out of a tax car after an attempted hold up. They report the incident occurred late at night and that the attackers fled before police arrival.
Mining executives tour Butte properties visit
A party of storkwelders from the Butta & Ballaghia Mining company arrived in Butte on Sunday evening to inspect VERSONs properties Burke and Balaklava owned by the United & Ballaklava company. The group, led by RB Dear president, with his wife and son FR H Nelson vice president Miles and Marion Bun nel, William White, K Wit. Panning, George C. Beckwith, and others, was hosted by Mrs Wy oO Cremn and Mrs Newton. The ladies served an elegant luncheon in the miners’ level, entertaining the party as they inspected the remainder of the mine.
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Butte
Mure
Versons
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Untte & Ballaklava Company
Dear
FR. H. Nelson
Miles
Marion Bunnel
William White
K Wit. Panning
George C
Walkerville Board of Health Formed and Local Repairs Urged
The city of Walkerville establishes a board of health under state law. Alderman George Stephens and Marshal Mle Itby elected as members, with a physician to be named. The council notes nine petty cases in court last month, and street repairs including sewers and sidewalks are prioritized. Louis Gabnor gains permission to connect a business sewer across a street to the main Walkerville sewer.
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Alao
Louis Gabnor
Aly Street
Walkerville
Tribute to the American Flag at Baron de Hirsch School
The New York World recalls a moving school ceremony where an immigrant girl from Baron de Hirsch recited a patriotism filled commencement address. The pledge honored liberty and equal rights as refugees and children learned English and basic writing, framing America as a safe land of freedom despite hardship and oppression.
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New York World
Ite
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Dutab
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Baron de Hitech
Fortnightly notes on Manila progress and ventures
Fortnightly notes report Manila gains from the Fort Melkinley electric line expansion toward Pasig. Manila capitalists form a deep sea fishing company with 1000 capital. Executive orders set aside about 2,000,000 square meters of Nueva Ecija land for school use. Gold mining near Benguet attracts more than 200 native miners. Sanitation in Manila shows a clean bill.
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