Standand Publishing Company Ad Rates and Offices
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates and a wide network of newsstands and offices. It details city and national distribution points including New York Washington Chicago Minneapolis San Francisco Denver Seattle and Portland with addresses and vendors. It also notes general business correspondence should be sent to The Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana.
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Thutone
Twenty-ninth
Broadway
Chicasa
Chicago
Ab BC
News Co
Dent Narn
Chivas
Empire
Sonne
Jackson
Dearborn
Kansar Guy
Yoma News
Cota
Minneapolis
Ravana Isn
Howard Street
John W. Graham & Co
Tacoma
Li Pactic Avenue
Seattle
Brattle Pengatand
Tylevaational News Co
Portland
Oregon News Co
Sixth Street
Admiral Rozestvensky’s Fall From Naval Grace
A historical account recounts the October sea battle where Admiral Rozestvensky led 36 Russian ships into the Sea of Japan and suffered a decisive defeat. The incident, blamed on misperception of Japanese ships, cost Russia a crushing naval loss, shifted power to Japan, and ended Rozestvensky’s career in seclusion and bitterness.
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Rojestvensky
Russia
Baltic
Rudgstvensky
North Sea
Ofterawler
England
Rosesivensky
Isunelble Ac Ea
Kern Figures Highlight Indiana Gubernatorial Race
A 1900s Indiana political flap centers on Kern and Bryan ticket hopes. The Standard Mocked Kern as a long shot while polling showed Kern briefly ahead of Parker before falling back. Boston Journal commentary cites Kern’s past performance and local partisan reactions amid campaign misstatements.
Indiana voting and Kern Bryan rivalry in United States politics
The World Almanac notes Kern’s Indiana vote share and Bryan’s margin, with references to Roosevelt, the Boston Journal, and press treatment. It discusses diplomatic tensions, Curacao relations, and Castro’s stance on the Monroe Doctrine amid South American shipping issues.
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Cartro
Venesuela
Avdur Hamid
Americas
Curacoa
United States
Castro
Holland
South America
Decline of Democratic Press in Cleveland Era
Fragmented critique of 19th century Democratic journalism notes how once staunch papers drifted from party lines under Cleveland. It contrasts Chicago and New York outlets, citing Times and World shifts away from loyal Democratic stances and the era's evolving press landscape.
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Reran
Cal
Nebraska
Resan
Tancoly
Gleveland
Cileaga
New York
Cleveland
Timess
Republican Avediy
Ie Palley
Henry J. Raymoni
Wilek
The
New York World
Democratic papers struggle with Bryan as 1896 echoes linger
A fragmented view across New York and western newspapers shows Democratic editors divided over William Jennings Bryan. Some remain loyal or cautious, while others tilt toward Bryan or remain uncommitted, reflecting a national mood ahead of the election and varying regional loyalties.
Whiskey incident reported by Indian police officers
Two Indian policemen reportedly attempted to obtain whiskey from a tavern in a border town. They were charged after a confrontation with local authorities. Deputy Sheriff Bovenfelder detained them for a hearing before a United States Commissioner the next day.
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Tineclak
Wailinstot
Wain Bt Logai
Benneth
Thewstar
Isennatt
Austice
Deputh Shai Bovenfeldar
Will Es
United States
Panama Canal Transportation Railway Study 1907 Review
Frederic Haskin analyzes the Panama Canal era rail system, noting US management and private rail integration. He details 1907 earnings, freight and passenger growth, and the Panama Railroad’s relocation for canal construction. He compares to the Pennsylvania system and highlights costs, capacity, and strategic value for the canal project.
Stock-Judging Contest Planned at Beaverhead Fair
Beaverhead County Fair adds a stock judging contest with Prof D E Fish as superintendent. Prizes awarded for two classes, one for Beaverhead school students and one for county or state youths. Contests include five horses five cattle five sheep and five hogs with written reasons and a 20 minute per ring limit. Pitty points for placing forty for written work and ten for method shown in reasons.
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Standard
Milton
Beaverheand
Lengal
Beaverhead County
Associno
D. EB. Fish
Hiyat Wad
Hiyat Wad Pacondovizes
Governor and Land Board to Begin Probe in Timber Sale
A probe will review the Governor and the State Land Board over timber land sales in Plathead County. A hearing is set for July 22 in Kallspeth regarding accusations that the board sold a section to Northwest Lumber Company for 12.40 an acre, with records showing the land sold for 73 dollars. Additional charges and policy criticisms to be examined.
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Standard
Helena Tuly
State Land Board
Toole
Kallspeth
Plathead
Specifc
Hnerd
Northwester Lumber Company
Aero Wiew Beltor
Lumber Company
Mao
Hadalan
Taniagoon
Hew
Absconder Walker Returns Under Custody in New Britain
Treasurers of New Britain Savings Bank, Walker, who fled to Mexico and was extradited from Ensenada, arrives back with police custody. He рассказ lays out he confessed to the bank crime but denies seating the bank or others involved, stating his aim is restitution and claiming he never took bank funds. He says he expects to repay every dollar through business profits gained in Mexico.
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Democratic
Bryan
Sone
New York
Bryav
Tadlann
Dhe Sane
Teus
Apverd
Nealon
Democratic Newepapens
Damatie Frlate
Dal
Panker
Brea
Brownsville
Railroad
Canal Commission
Nerest
Tallynad Dees & Commercial
Fiirectora
Chiairman
Isthimlan Vandal Commission
Oh Snuther
Gatum
San Pablo
Worl
Gatun
de Lesseps
Tarner
California
Willian ST. Asepina
Colon
Asafuvall
Hintinga
Isthmus
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Panama
Big Ditch
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Los Angeles
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New Britain
Gran
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Mexico
Walker’s bank loot claim denied by officers
New Britain, July 20. Treasurer EB N Stanley of New Britain Savings Bank said William F Walker, the absconding treasurer being brought from Mexico for trial, had repeatedly claimed he did not loot $583,000. Stanley cited Walker’s letters to directors from Ensenada saying his mind was blank and memory failed, with only a vague recollection of dealing with some men.
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Conn
Fuly
EB. N. Stanley
J. P. Pease
Walker
Ensenada
Gevern
Ponths
West
Bell and Independents Draw Swords in Iowa
Weasler Clislowe reports a battle between Bell telephone interests and independents in Iowa as the Bell Company buys independents in Dubuque and other towns. The unified independent group has a $20,008,000 capital and asserts it is better organized to resist the Bell acquisitions.
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Weasler Clislowe
The
Blute
Iowa
Bell
Ased Telephone
Dell Company
Dubuque
Beaverhead County Assessor Reports 1608 Valuation Changes
Deavernead asssessmeat shows total Beaverhead county valuation for 1608 at 7,017,072 with an 884,530 rise in overall values. Stock cattle up, mortgages down, libraries down, household goods and instruments up, farming implements rising, heavy machinery down. cattle and stock categories dominate shifts.
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Dillon
Anderaig
Deaverhead
Sheen
Beaverhead County
Governor pardons man after third degree assault conviction
Helena report states Oscar McIntosh, jailed for 60 days and fined $200 after a third degree assault conviction, was pardoned today by the Governor. The pardon requires McIntosh to abstain from intoxicants and carries a sentence that ends next month if complied.
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The
Standard
Helena
Oscar McIntosh
Deer Ledge
Dardania
M Intosh
Honolulu Society Entertains Jackies in gala opera event
Honolulu crowds attend a society event with women arranging a comic opera La Mascotte while officers and men tour Pearl Harbor and inspect a new naval station. Meanwhile ships Missouri Illinois Louisiana and Ohio arrive at Lahaina completing a 16-ship group as Kearsarge suffers a minor boiler blast injuring five, three severely. Maine and Alabama join the special service squadron sailing toward Australia via Singapore after a calm voyage earlier.
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Llontlula
Lh Soriely
Bondelg
Allande Fleat
Pearl Harbor
Kear AudinUal Sperry
Etal Wen
Missouri
Riewitch
Virginia
Louisigua
Ohin
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Kearsarge
Wilesonka
Frank Watson
Australia
Fake con artists tied to daring auto robberies indicted
Chicago July 20 Edward Fake alias Stebbins and George Stafford of Lonismith Ky were indicted for spectacular robberies. They used a large red car to pose as callers and seize loot from homes, resisting police pursuit in north Shire suburbs. Fake claimed a wealthy mother and extravagant living fueled his actions.
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Chicago
Rita Fake
Stebbins
Kunsell
San Francisco
Omean
George Stafford
Lonismith Ky
Camperé
North Shire
Fake
Edward Fake
Klasx Stebbins
Sn Chisago
Auto Wreck in Bellingham Wounds Many People
A heavy automobile wreck near Bellingham Washington injured many aboard the vehicle with 35 passengers. Serious cases include Judge J Crites with internal injuries, Joseph E Tiianys with broken bones, and E McKay the driver with internal injuries. The crash occurred after the steering gear was damaged by a wheel detaching, causing the car to bungle across the road and overturn.
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Wreckon
Ovary
J. ¥. Crites
Joseph E. Tiianys
E. McKay
Les
Dal Agin
Judge Riner Recovering After Wyoming Auto Crash
Judge John A. Riner of the United States district court in Wyoming is recovering from injuries suffered in a Sunday evening auto accident. He has a fractured rib and several bruises but is listed stable and comfortable, with serious results anticipated.
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John A. Riner
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Colliertes Saet Delays Pottsville Water Resumption
A misread bulletin reports Bacalise stating water shortage hits the Pottsville area due to a broken line. Repairs paused at the lower anthracite cell fields, with water expected to resume tomorrow.
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Pottsville
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