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Directory of branch offices and offices for The Standard with contact details in Butte New York Chicago Kansas City Minneapolis San Francisco Los Angeles Pasadena Denver Salt Lake City Ogden Spokane Tacoma Seattle Portland and other locations. General business letters should be addressed to Anaconda Montana.
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Hotaling’s
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Auditorium Annex
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Yuma News Co
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Los Angeles
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Pasadena
Cal
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Denver
Salt Lake City
Moon's
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Spokane
North Howard Street
John W. Graham & Co
Tacoma
Pacific Avenue
Seattle
International News Co
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Oregon News Co
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Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mont
Butte Faces Vote on New Silver Bow Courthouse Solution
A Tuesday July 23 1907 special election asks Silver Bow county voters to approve a large bond funding a new courthouse in Butte. Backers cite long overdue needs, savings from rent, and city county cooperation potential, while critics worry about debt.
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Granite Street
Butte
Court House
The Fair and the Fault at Jamestown Exposition
Journalists complain that coverage of the Jamestown exposition fell short of its merit though ads drew crowds daily. Managers say the event was not well handled and money spent yielded limited returns for exhibitors.
Jamestown Navy Display Sparks Public Outcry
The article condemns federal appropriation at Jamestown and costly Navy Department displays as a political ploy to seed public support for a vastly larger navy. It cites mismanagement and a recent overhaul of local administration as evidence of failure.
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Jamestown
Navy Department
Pacific
Debates on naval rank and Bryan's political shifts
Comment debates reviving the vice admiral rank for Evans to lead a Pacific fleet and questions whether Dewey should command amid international fleets. It traces Bryan's evolving stance on railroad ownership and regulation, plus Roosevelt's aggressive regulatory push and the 1908 political landscape.
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Pacific
Admiral Dewey
Roosevelt
Evans
Senate
Washington
Dear Mother and Letters Cheer My Lonely Hours
Poem-like note expresses longing for mother and family. The speaker recalls a woman's touch, cherishes letters from loved ones, and describes how distant kin sustain hope and love despite separation. It blends personal sentiment with imagery of rain and sun to convey enduring affection.
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Jeffie Forbush
Shadowtown Ferry and the Nightly Harbor Fare
A dreamy poem depicts a twilight ferry to Shadowtown, with a rocking chair voyage as darkness falls. The narrator consoles a child with a sleepy kiss, while lamplight glitters, rain ripples the window, and a lake mirrors blossoms. The harbor of Shadowe is reached as the child bids good night.
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Shadowtown
Baby
Shadowe
Defense Begins Its Arguments in Orchard Case
The defense argues the case centers on a single charge while detailing how witnesses for and against Harry Orchard are presented. Attorney Richards on denials, accusations, and alleged connections to Cripple Creek and Caldwell incidents, contends no proven link ties Orchard to the defendants at bar.
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Moyer
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Wood
Mine Owners’ Association
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Caldwell
Lyte Gregory
Denver
Western Federation
Independence Depot
Young Neville
Boise
Hawley
Senator Borah
Nevillle
Brazil poised for growth as Rio advances and resources expand
The Mexican Herald notes Brazil’s vast mineral wealth, diamonds and mines, rising trade with the United States, and ambitious railway projects. It highlights Dom Jose de Sa’s US visit to place his sons in school and Brazil’s need for more inhabitants.
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Mexican Herald
Brazil
United States
Dom Jose de Sa
Rio de Janeiro
Root
Senor de Sa
Russia
Bahia
Argentina
South American
South America
Rio
Nerve Cells in Body and Pain Explained by Press
The New York Press article defines pain as a nerve’s cry for food and air. It notes adults have about 8.0 billion nerve cells requiring feeding and oxygen to function, warning many are stunted or overworked by poor conditions and urging proper nutrition and clean air.
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Mr. Bryan
Lincoln
Globe
Bryan
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Roosevelt
Brooklyn
New York Press
Silverfield Ware Promises New Middle Ground in Silver Items
An advertisement touts Silverfield filled ware as between plated and sterling silver. It claims filled silver surfaces on spoons knives forks and otter articles with solid silver, weighing nearly as much as sterling yet priced between plated and sterling. Exclusive dealer.
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