Anaconda Standard Promotion and Distribution Details
Publication details list subscription rates, offices, and many out of town newsstands. Includes main office addresses in Anaconda and branch offices in Butte and other cities, plus phone numbers for editorial and business, and notices about foreign advertising and general correspondence.
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Anaconda
BMG
Avaure
Isresastem
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mont
Governor Harmon to Visit Seattle Exposition Route
On September the Ohio governor Harmon plans a trip to the coast and to attend the Seattle exposition. He may travel through Montana and could accept invitations from Montana cities such as Butte to be entertained. Harmon is a prominent Democrat with possible presidential prospects and is described as high-class American citizenship.
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Harmon
Ohio
Seattle
Montana
Butte
Quaint replica of Clermont and Wright brothers craft
A forecast envisions Missouri river celebrations in a growing Great Falls as Fort Benton rises. A Clermont model launched at Staten Island measures 150 feet by 13 with two foot draft and recalls open paddlewheels and detachable balance wheels. Century hence Wright brothers’ 1909 aircraft will appear quaint and awkward to viewers.
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Great Falls
Fort Benton
New York
Missouri
Staten Island
Wright Brothers
Unhap piest Man of All Pointer Death Note
A man named Pointer killed himself in New York and was soon described as poor and friendless. He once served as a staff officer to Joe Wheeler and was breveted for gallantry. After the war he tried various enterprises, mostly unfortunate, yet honorable, until he remained a soldier.
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Pointer
New York
Joe Wheeler
The Penniless Man with Proud Spirit Mentioned in War Letters
A penniless veteran with a proud spirit is described beside pawn tickets and a confederate medal of honor. The text notes colonel pointers across states, dignified misfortune, and a pattern of isolation. It laments phil anthropists and churches seeking uncomplaining misery while the penniless man remains the unhappiest.
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Salvation Army
Roosevelt in the News: Books, Hippos and Rumors
A collage of Roosevelt stories notes he writes amid African surroundings, survived a cow hippopotamus attack while at sea, and rumors swirl about a mayoral bid in Greater New York. The piece treats the tales as gossip with no firm basis.
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Theodore Roosevelt
White House
Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Greater
New York
Bleriots Flight Sealed Dover Crossing Record
The week charts aviation feats with Bleriot’s successful Dover crossing taking about half an hour. Reports recount earlier flights by Latham and Wrights, with Dover welcomes, weather, and crowd response shaping the historic scene.
Taft Praises McAdoo For Hudson River Tunnels Feat
President Taft sent a complimentary letter to W G McAdoo praising the Hudson River tunnels as an engineering feat of vast magnitude and a monument to American enterprise. The note highlighted McAdoo the builder and the project’s significance.
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Taft
W. G. McAdoo
Hudson River
McAdoo Praised by Presidents for Tunnels Work
The chief executive of the greatest nation of a duty well performed is to be proud. McAdoo has been twice honored officially by presidents. Last February the first tunnel between New York and Hoboken opened and President Roosevelt commended the tunnel builder for a creditable achievement. McAdoo may live to build more tunnels and earn further presidential congratulations.
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United States
McAdoo
New York
Hoboken
Roosevelt
William Gibbs McAdoo
Brother Claims German General Uses Wireless Phone
Billings July 25. William Kirbey a Musselshell ranch hand testified he is haunted by German army communications via wireless telephone and fears food poisoning by his employer's family. An insanity commission heard the case and found Cooley, the ranch owner, owes Kirbey money and has not paid. He will be placed in the local hospital for treatment.
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Standard
Billings
William Kirbey
William Cooley
Musselshell
Cooley
Land Drawings Bring Rush To Western Reservations
Thousands hurry to western reservations to register for upcoming land drawings. Winners receive congratulations, while others across eastern Montana can still secure equally good lands not tied to the lottery, with crops likely to thrive once claimed.
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Billings Gazette
Montana
Preserving Time With Housewives In Butte
Housewives across Montana are busy preserving fruit from June to November, turning berries, currants, plums, and wild fruits into jellies, jams, and preserves. Butte imports much fruit, favors Bitter Root berries, and prices vary. wild berries and country gifts produce unique preserves, with broad variety and seasonal trains of fruit to stock winter supplies.
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Butte
Hood River
Jefferson Valley
Bitter Root
Montana
Horoscope Forecast: Jupiter and Neptune Bring Unusual Promise
Today, Jupiter and Neptune form benefic aspects promising commerce wealth and new ventures. Favorable for promoters, travelers, and those in animal product trades and related crafts. Promotion for employed, guidance from unusual professions, and caution against quarrels through the coming year. Children born today may develop a splendid yet conflicted Cancer-Leo character.
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Mercury
Jupiter
Neptune
Government vows to suppress publications stirs satire
In a note attributed to the Whitefish Miner, the piece jokes that if the government promises to assassinate fashion magazine publishers, it will receive the support of its married fellers. The quip mirrors wartime or political humor about censorship and press targets.
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Whitefish
Runaway Run Through town as two foreigners spur mare
Two men believed extranjeros hitched a bay mare to a broken delivery wagon on Vast Broadway and sped toward the track. One fell headfirst into the street, another cut his forehead, but a Standard reporter stopped the mare and police eventually escorted them toward the stable. A second runaway near East Broadway ended safely in front of the Butte hotel as bystanders cleared a path.
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Nevada Avenue
Minium
Byron Corbett
Standard
City Hall
East Broadway
Butte Hotel
Red
Huge Orchard Laid Out Near Billings
A Minnesota syndicate will plant 25 000 apple trees west of Billings in Eastern Montana, believing Yellowstone valley superior for commercial orcharding. A. G. Wilson endorses hardy varieties, warns against too many types, notes soil suitability, winter safety through fall irrigation and mulching, and predicts the valley could become a top Northwest apple region.
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Billings
Yellowstone
Washington
Minnesota
Montana
A. G. Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Northwest
Wilson
Juryman C B F Smith Secret Identity Questioned
The case challenges the grand jury by alleging juror C B F Smith formerly Alexander N Burczynski was not properly drawn. Smith claims full US citizenship attained after naturalization and a court sanctioned name change with knowledge of the court. The matter rests on court records showing the name change and citizenship status.
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C. B. F. Smith
Alexander N. Burczynski
United States
Brantly
Bombay the Queen of Cities Amid Plague and Prosperity
Bombay faces plague and population decline as it preserves grandeur and vigor. Parsees and Bombay Jews drive commerce, foster public institutions, and shape city life through bold architecture, racing, and media schemes while cotton fortunes and mills fuel growth before the disease bites.
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Indian
Surat
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Washington
Death of Mrs Lampkin in Dillon At 76
Mrs Louise Matilda Lampkin 76 mother of Mrs Byron Cunnard died after months of chronic nephritis at her daughter’s home in Dillon. Born in Ohio, she had lived with her son in law and daughter for 20 years and was greatly loved. Remains shipped to Edison Ohio with Mrs Cunnard accompanying them.
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The
Standard
Dillon
Louise Matilda Lampkin
Byron Cunnard
Ohio
Edison
Billy Westbrook Captured in Dillon for Horse Theft
Deputy Sheriff Morgan of Lewistown took Billy Westbrook into custody in Dillon after he was recognized from a police description. Westbrook, wanted in Lewistown for horse stealing, was identified Friday and Sheriff Morgan left with him last night.
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The
Standard
Dillon
Morgan
Lewistown
Billy Westbrook
Westbrook
Taken Home by Parent Dillon Boy Avoids Prosecution
James Morris a 15 year old from Butte who broke into and stole 20 dollars from a child's bank kept at Charles Louche's residence last week was turned over to his father and allowed to return home rather than being prosecuted for the crime.
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The
Standard
Dillon
James Morris
Butte
Charles Louche
Dynamite Trial Postponed in Dillon Case
The preliminary trial of John O'Brien John Cavie and Arthur Holden all in the county jail and charged with attempting to blow up a Chinese cook at Armstead was postponed until next Friday to allow the county attorney to obtain several new witnesses.
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The
Standard
Dillon
John O’brien
John Cavie
Arthur Holden
Armstead
Butte Balks at Guardian for Lewistown Baseball Team
The Lewistown Democrat reports Butte declines to take back a baseball team as guardian and Lewistown declines the guardian job. It notes Butte’s 60,000 residents cannot support an $800-a-month team, a jolt to the metropolis of Montana.
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Lewistown Democrat
Butte
Lewistown
Montana
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