The Anaconda Standard Publication Details
The text lists publication details for The Anaconda Standard including publishing company names, offices in Anaconda Butte and branches, contact numbers, and addresses in New York Chicago and Hartford. It reads like a masthead with management and advertising information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Morton
New York
Omce
Fifth Avenue
Chicago
Hartford
Madigan and
Dearborn Streets
News Stands Across Montana Sell Standard Products
A listing of newsstands outside Montana shows the Standard Publishing Company network with outlets in St Paul, Chicago, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Spokane, and Anaconda. Addresses include Twenty-ninth and Broadway, Ninth and Main, Lily Bady street, and Whitehouse corner. General correspondence to the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana.
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Park How
Broadway
Metropolitan News Docomer
Woodward
Michigan
Chicago Congrese
St Paul-N. St. Marie
Kansas
Francisco
United
Lily Bady
Los Angeles
Kemp’s
Chita’e News
San Diego
Western News
Take City
Meatins & Ludwig's
Whitehouse Corner
Oeden—Lowe Bros
den Sait Street
Epokane
John W. Graham Co
ANL General Business
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mont
Monroe’s Unanimous-Election Era Recalls Founding Hope
The article traces how James Monroe nearly swept the electoral college in 1820 with 221 of 232 votes, noting one elector voted for John Quincy Adams to preserve Washington’s sole unanimity. It recalls pre-1804 method, the 1804 constitutional change, and the rarity of near unanimous presidential wins since.
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James Monroe
George Washington
Theone
the United States
Great Britain
John Quincy Adams
Monroe
Washington
Rochester octal center and Ward's urban reform vision
A fragmented excerpt outlines Edmund J. Ward's Rochester school octal center concept, praised by Gov. Hughes and George M. Forbes. It describes repurposing public school spaces into community hubs with gyms libraries and cinema, to foster democracy and civic engagement across diverse residents.
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Cornell
George M. Forbes
Dr. Forbes
Mr. Ward
Hamilton
Sriery
Rochester
Little Red School
Charles E. Hughes
Citizens
Darrow Bribery Trial Hearing Delays Motive Questioning
Harrington considers his motive for calling key witnesses tomorrow morning but withholds reasons. District Attorney Fredericks grills G. Watt on links between Clarence Darrow and witness Bert Franklin. Watt testifies that Franklin claimed the prosecution aimed to entangle Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, in the case. Watt recalls past Senate service in 1896 and deflects a question about Montana.
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Clarence
American Federation of Tabor
Watt
State Senate
Afontana
Montana
Frederickson
Mr. Watt
William A Young Sued for Divorce in District Court
William A Young sues Marina Young for divorce in district court claiming they wed in Los Angeles on March 3 1811 and that since moving to Butte she has been cruel, threw knives and dishes, and water at him while continuing to write to another man despite his protests.
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Wiliam A. Young
District Court
Marina Young
Los Angeles
Butte
Brilliant success for Margaret Tilington in Kindling
Margaret Tilington delivers a dramatic performance in Charles Kenyon’s Kindling at Theater last night, recreating her prior triumph in The Thief. The plot centers on a young wife facing motherhood in a tenement atmosphere. the climax, though elevated, falls short. The strong supporting cast includes Beasley, Camp, Robinson, and others in a vivid Butte production.
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Margaret Tilington
Charles’ Kenyon
Mouse
Mer
Milan Tilington
Drillant Bowns
Art Gione
Magle Schult
Fiukey
Stise Tn ‘On
Tong
Feith Butte
Frank Cam Peat
Steve
Bates
Marglar
Butte
Bien
She ‘Eider Maye
Tom "Driscoll
Wilson
Tony
Virwinian
Tivron Beasley
Nim
Theo
Lewis
Florence Robinson
Florence Robinson,; the Adreasee
Tilington
Maggie Schultz
Margaret Tiington Halarlen Shultz
Byron
Beasley Brove
Lawsuit Over Assault At Good Templar Ball
W. J. Gray sues Charles Pasnmore for 10009 damages in district court alleging assault at the Good Templar ball on June 3. He seeks 0 in actual damages and 9000 in punitive damages amid a dispute over Montana Grand Templar office and lodge membership.
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W. J. Gray
Charles 8
Pasnmore
Good Templar
Grand Het Templar of
Montana
Good Templar Lodge
Gray
J. A. Longstaff Caiming
Order
Good Templars
Railroads Blamed for Canal Protest in Senate
In a Senate debate on the Panama canal bill Senator OGorman of New York and Senator Lodge argued that railroad influence spurred Britain's protest and that the United States holds full rights under the British treaty to grant free passage to ships of American registry. They warned against treating all ships as equal, noted dangers in war, and questioned whether the treaty allows blocking the canal for national security.
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Washington
Senator O'Gorman
New York
Senate
Great Britain
Senator Lodge
United States
Lodge
O'Gorman
Mr. Lodge
Hague
Cumming
Sen- Nor Reed
Burton
Ohio
McCumber
Butte Briefs Highlight Local Social and Event Plans
Mr and Mrs S Davis trip to San Diego. Dr and Mrs C L Smith of Kalispell visit relatives in Butte. John Mardis visits his mother Mrs HA Mardis in Bozeman. Bart Monahan leaves for Jefferson valley on business. John Lockhart returns from Portland for a short stay. J T McGaughey and Mrs Miss Florence E Page travel from Helena. South Side Methodist Church plans an 8 pm meeting to organize the annual field day at gardens on Wednesday July 24. full officer and teacher attendance urged.
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S. Davis
San Diego
C. L. Smith
Kalispell
Butte
John Mardis
HA. Mardis
Bozeman
Bart Monahan
Jefferson Valley
John Lockhart
Portland
J.T. McGaughey
Thern Road
Helena
Florence E. Page. Laughey
South Side Methodist Church
Sunn
Taft Nomination Answer Discussed By Thompson In Union
Washington July 17 President Tafts advisers prepare a detailed answer to charges that his Chicago nomination was procured improperly. C A Thompson of Union assumed today as secretary to the president and discussed the matter with former Senator Dick of Ohio who handled Taft seats before the Republican National Committee. A comprehensive abstract may be drafted for distribution to newspapers, with a full pamphlet likely to follow.
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Washington
Taft
Chicago
C. A. Thompson
Unio
Thompson
United States
Ohio
Republican National Committee
Taft Speakere
Californian Makes Charge on Panama Canal Protest
In Washington on July 11 Representative Knowland of California said Canadian railroads, aiding American lines, backed Great Britain’s protest over free passage for U S ships through the Panama Canal. He asserted no objection from Britain and noted discussions with officials, though the complete details remain unclear. The scene included a committee hearing and references to railroad influence on policy.
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Washington
Taft
Knowland
California
Great Britain
Panama Canal
United States
Inti
Aaron Rie
Ian Tiare
Ehotmore
Eet Ao
Serettey
Ht Praident
Anata Eae
Tecan
Canadian Railway Chiefs Deny Toll Canal Claims
Sir Thomas Shaughnessy of Canadian Pacific says the company made no representations to Great Britain on Panama Canal tolls. B G Chamberlain of Grand Trunk echoed the denial days earlier. Canadian railwaymen were default skeptical of Representative Knowland's claim.
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Montreauly
Sir Thomas Shaughnessy
Canadian Pacific Railway
Great Britain
Panama, Canal
B. G Chamberlain
Grand Trunk
Knowland
Wireless to girdle State plan announced in Spokane
Spokane on July 11 reports Horace C. Peyton of Spokane and Clair Fulmer of Washington State College have arranged an experimental wireless circuit intended to girdle the state. The initiative aims to demonstrate extensive radio communication coverage across Washington.
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Spokane
Horace C. Peyton
Clair
Fulmer
Washington State College
Unclear fragment hints at regional radio stations list
Fragment references stations at Walla Walla Seattle Tacoma Pullman and Coeur d Alene. Details incomplete but indicates a regional broadcast network or listing across multiple cities. No dates or events provided.
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Wni
Walla Watley
Seattle
Tacoma
Pullman
Coeur’ d'Alene
Lake
French mathematician Jules Henri Poincare dies at 81
Paris reports the sudden death of Jules Henri Poincare, famed mathematician and cousin of the French premier. The Paris University professor, Paris Institute member, and Mines inspector general had undergone major surgery two weeks earlier. He was 81 and a prolific author.
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Paris
Jules Henri Poinsare
Jules Henri Poin
Paris Univer: Aige
Institute
French Academy
Academy of Sciences
Washington
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