Anaconda Standard publishing details and offices
The Anaconda Standard publishes daily and Sunday editions with subscription rates shown. It lists the Standard Block address in Anaconda and branch offices in Butte and other cities, plus foreign and New York Chicago offices. It notes newsstand locations from New York to Portland and invites general business correspondence to the Standard Publishing Company, Anaconda, Mont.
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Anaconda
Butte East Broadway
W. J. Morton
New York
Omce
Nass Street
Chicago
Washington Street
New York City
Brentano's
Union Pauare
Auditorium Annex
Minneapolis
Kavanaugh’s
South Third Street
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
St Francis Pews
Denver
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake News Co
Kind's
Sith Street
North Howard Street
Tacoma
Pacific Avenue
Seattle
Brattle
Columbia Street
Portland
Kanaan City
Ricksicker's
Niatl
Walnut Streets
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconsa, Mont Oo
Montana day at Portland expositions delays spark gossip
A July notice questions the Montana day plan in Portland as Governor Toole’s absence shifts obligations to Lieutenant Governor Norris. Rumors say a later Montana day may be set, triggering talk of a sizable Montana presence in Portland and delays in the original schedule. Elihu Root starts as secretary of state with Roosevelt, Root, and Taft forming a triad in the administration.
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Montana
Portland
Toole
Norris
Roosevelt
Root
John Hay
Messrs
Taft
Dethroning Czar Rumor Seen Inaccurate
The article argues that gossip of a Moscow decree to dethrone Czar Nicholas II is unlikely. It notes the public would not support replacing the ruler with a regency for a one year old, and that even insiders in the czar's household may have schemes, but broad Russian support seems improbable.
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St. Petersburg
Moscow
Russia
Rusela
Nicholas
German-Russian Rail Plan Sparks Siberian Track Debate
News from Germany says the Russian minister of railways contracted in that country to double track the Siberian line. The minister, long troubled by crises, faces pressure as plans for the railway expansion unfold and the broader impact of the project becomes clear.
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Germany
Imperial Railways Hss
Pombe
Prince Hilkom
Biberion
Siberian
Boris
Oyama
Kuroki
Manchuria
Lake Baikal
Prince Hilbort
The Drum and Bugle In War Time Feuds and Feints
A long curio from the Russo Japanese war era discusses transportation woes on the Siberian railway, the shift from drums to bugles in the French army, and public sentiment on military morale. It lingers on Korea’s role, Roosevelt’s Oyster Bay presence, and Montana humor amid wartime debates and weathered headlines.
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War Department of
France
Walter Scott
Roderick
Grams
Montana Weather Praise and Park Travel Complaints
A Montana readership perspective lauds regional weather as favorable throughout the year while noting tourist discomfort from overcrowded trains and Yellowstone Park travel delays. The piece attributes seasonal serenity to the state’s climate and blames slower services on external factors beyond the weather.
Korea's Plight Prompted By Envoy Gossip
In the lead up to peace envoy talks Korea laments neglect as press reports highlight its plight. Two young Koreans educated in America are to be sent to the country to seek an audience and press attention for its predicaments.
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Korea
America
Atlatc City
Ceylon
Billy” Bundar
W Law Suriya Archigay
Don Seriaverdena Bundar
New Patent Lets Cash Registers Show Sale Totals Brightly
A leading manufacturer unveils a patent for cash registers featuring electric lighted numerals that display the sale amount on a visible sign. The system uses electric commutators and illuminated blocks to flash totals, aiming to prevent falsified registrations and enhance buyer and seller protection.
Funston Guilty Of Disturbing Peace In Iola Court
Former congressman E H Funston, father of Gen Frederick Funston, was found guilty in Iola Kansas police court of disturbing the peace and carrying concealed weapons. He was fined five dollars on each charge and the suit costs totaling 31 55 dollars. The case stemmed from July 10 dynamiting of three saloons and ensuing clashes with police as temperance protestors sought enforcement of prohibition. Funston testified he carried a shotgun for protection of property and denied inflammatory remarks.
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Iola
Kan
E. H. Funston
Frederick Funston
Funston
Hoch
Cannon
Punston
C. L. Melvin
Huntres
Secretaries, Vice Presidents, and Old Politicking
A jumble of remarks recalls Secretary Hay predicting he would not live another year and a conversation with James Dubois. Vice President Fairbanks, visiting Ohio, summoned barber John Flickerson during a politicking session. A juvenile arrest and a judge’s stance on force mix with Mark Twain memories and thrift. King Leopold’s enduring vigor is noted amidst aging notable figures.
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Hay
James Dubois
State Department
John Flickerson
Sage Barher
Fairbanks
Fiekernon
Wilam
Dean Howells
Mark Twain
Mr. Howells
Indeel Alon
Leopold
Belgium
Quaint or curious tale of riches and rulers
A compact survey of riches claimed by Baroda’s ruler and his wife with a grand diamond necklace and a diamond carpet described as priceless. It also recounts Admiral Dewey’s grog lore and the shah of Persia baggage incident in Paris, noting French court actions to recover debts from foreign visitors.
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Ti In
Sayayi Oo
Baroda
John D. Rockefeller
Admiral Dewey
Chicago News
Ward Vernon
Paris
London Express
France
Treaty Toll Keeps Salt Trade Link With Britain
In the French colonial budget receipts a four lac sicca rupees payment is listed, about $143,135, paid yearly by the British Indian government under a 1815 treaty. France conceded to England the exclusive right to buy salt from what remained of its former possessions in England.
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France
England
Future of Manchuria and Chinese railway plans
An eastern experts notes after the war China will settle Manchuria with colonists to form a barrier against Russia and argues this could have halted southern push- es. The Brechuen viceroy asks for 9 million dollars to build a Szechuen Hankow railway and urges Peking to reject foreign concessions. In Switzerland about 49 000 people work in watchmaking factories across 627 plants, with 218 producing complete watches and the rest components.
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China
Manchuria
Russia
Brechuen
Peking
Szechuen
Hankow
Vpus
Switzerland
Woman magistrate elected in Hungarian commune amid emigration
In Bank Herlin Hungary the entire adult male population has left for America leaving no men to fill local posts. A woman was elected magistrate and plans to establish a peaceable school as a result. Also noted is soprano Alle Bauermeister, after a 40 year operatic run, retiring from Covent Garden.
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Bank Herlin
Hungary
America
Alle, Bauermeister
The
Natives of Some South Sea Islands Retrate
In some South Sea islands natives catch fish by stupefying them with the narcotic fruit of a tropical tree, Barringtonia speciosa. The method, used in Guam, involves pounding the fruit into paste, placing it in a bag, and sinking it over low tide to bring lifeless or stunned fish to the reef’s surface. The practice, once banned by Spain, has resurfaced under American occupation, raising questions about its livability and ethics.
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South Sea Islands
Malay Archipelago
Andaman Islands
Cey- Ton
Guam
Tlee
Billiard Balls Hold Aged Ivory Origins In Congo Tale
A fragmentary passage notes that cue sport balls once valued at eight to ten dollars each were carved from ivory from elephants roaming the Congo. The writer urges readers to ponder the history behind the balls before using them in games, referencing a bygone era and long-lived elephants.
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Congo Jungles
Naoleon
Billiard Balls and Ivory Tints Echo Through Night Text
A fragmented reader note muses on aging billiard balls, ivory like oak, and the quirks of green wood. It compares ball durability to Plymouth Rock eggs, then drifts into poetic imagery of dusk, stars, and night sounds without a clear single event.
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Peace Commission
Korean
Wu Ting Fang
M. Fahrenheit
Associated Press
Oyster Bay
Lloyd
Senator Clark
Alask
Depew
Bureau of Publicity and Promotion
Wilson
Yellowstone Park
Concord
Wonderland
Bockers
Papa Funston
Law
Caioon Keensr
Adal
Fuse
Teich
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Tima Fender
Peti
Funaton
Tacit
Mooue
Bearge
Marcel
Mottel
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Simgar
Sunde
Fdpemam
Brewery Saud
Rockefeller
Shah
Gove
Future OF
Sencar Protesors
Mle
Bauermeister Retim
M. J. Connell
Company
Silk
Veral
M. J. Connell Company
Cas
FOX Typewriter
Melba
Richard B. Glaezer
South Sea
Tlands
Connell
Shoe News
Oxford
Boye
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