Anaconda Standard business and publishing notes
The Anaconda Standard publishing details list the company name BRANDASS PUBLISHING COMPANY and address in Anaconda Montana. It includes subscription rates, offices in Butte and foreign bureaus in New York Chicago and Minneapolis, and numerous newsstand locations nationwide. It directs general business correspondence to the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda.
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Brandass Publishing Company
Diabete and Proprietors
Anaconda
Dall Mmaller
Mont
New York Senate Power and Old Party Decline Examined
A terse retrospective on New York politics traces senate history from 19th century figures like Kernan and Platt to modern scrutiny of Republicans and Democrats. It notes repeated one term senators, party turnover, and calls for a clear path as the legislature sets up a presidential era shift.
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New York
Smaire
Cort
Davin B. HI
Senate
Fis
Murphy
Troy
Washington
Montana
Caldiell Eawards
Congress
Francis Kernan
Roscoe Conkilne
Coakling
William MM. Vats
Craven
Platt
Depew
Thomas Co
Thera
Theottore Rosevely
Bigeline
Africa
Convention debate on size and delegate numbers voiced
Cohesarian Cham Clark of Miesauel criticizes large modern conventions as impractical. He advocates two smaller conventions with at least a 50 percent reduction in delegates to curb overcrowding and improve procedure. The debate, tied to Roosevelt and Chicago events, highlights disputes over custody of the party’s machinery and publicity.
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Clark
Ton Freesman Clark
Roosevelt
Presidential nominees in Ames face voter apathy and hope
The Standard notes long standing public indifference to formal presidential nominations, contrasts Taft and Bryan positions, and anticipates speeches in August as voters await clarity on platforms and reforms amid a skeptical electorate nationwide.
Convention Scene Echoes Old Town Anthem Night
The narrative describes a rousing convention where Cephat Blohard and Betsher T. Wynner are mentioned amid comic overtones. Delegates cheer, banners wave, and brass bands create a loud, festive atmosphere lasting about one hour and sixty nine minutes. The chair announces Wynner as the nominee in a climactic moment.
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Sama
Bryan
Denver
Plyea
Averall
Nsser
Cephat Blohard
Ihet
U. Kant Beeum
Bellamy Weader
United States
Betcher
Wynner
Old Town
Jone
Tenntinna
Tien Holt
The Great West Montana and Pioneer West History
A reflective piece on the western United States, tracing the pioneer era, settlement waves, and enduring landscape. It recalls frontier life, hardships, and the movement of families toward fertile lands, mining and agriculture, with mentions of towns and early explorers shaping regional growth.
An Early Mention of Flies and Teni forien Founders
The text references founders of flies and teni forien of the West making history, with natriots of Lie West reading with interest and people of the East beginning to study. It notes Mortann etc and marks the félleth anniversary of discovery.
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Flies
Teniforien
West
Lie West
East
Mortann
Hearst Arrives Read For Work For Nomination
Hearst arrives in the city for the presidential nomination and rejects fusion with the Democratic party. He says many supporters like Bryan but disagree with some allies and insists on independence. He notes confidence in an aggressive independent party. The national committee meets tomorrow at 10 o clock to finalize convention plans.
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Democratic Party
Addingr
Bryan Herkunally
Hearst
Independence Party
Democratic
Republica
New York Delegates to Independence Party Meet
New York delegates to the Independence Party national convention travel by train to Chicago where the state delegation will base in the West Side Annex. Clarence I. Bheron was expected as New York's representative on resolutions, with Howe a Privell as New York member of the committee on organization and AMIN G. Pullisore on rites. The delegation arrived in Chicago after the journey.
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New York
Greater New York
Independence Party
Chicago
New York State
Clarence I. Bheron
Howe al Privell
Brooklyn Lensler
Yarts
Amin G. Pullisoer
Rites
Frank B. Hitchcock
Elmer Over
National Committee
Ohio State Central Committee
Taft
Chairman appoints advisers in chief in Chicago
July announcement by Jank H Hitchcock chairman of the republican national committee names the executive committee members Charles F Hronker Connecticut T B Calliwan Du Pont Delaware William Ts Borah Tang Frank O Lowren Tinos Charles Nagel Miekouris Vetor Tosewerer Nebraska William Lizard New York Edward Duncan North Carolina Bries Pens tase Pennsylvania. Plan to have the committee composed solely of national committee members. Hitchcock consulted party leaders nationwide before selecting members. Details of organization to be announced.
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Chicago
Jank H. Hitchcock
Republican National Comrantes
Charles F. Hronker
Connecticut
T. B. Calliwan du Pont
Delaware
William Ts. Borah
Tang
Frank 0. Lowren
Tinos
Charles Nagel
Miekouris
Tosewerer
Nebraska
Wiliam Lizard
New York
Edward Duncan
North Carolina
Bries Penstase
Prospective Democratic Candidate for Minnesota Governor
A former vice president at the Minnesota state institution announced his candidacy for governor in the Democratic primary. He is the latest figure to enter a crowded field, signaling renewed attention to state leadership.
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Bloomington
Wic
Ovagial
Frovenson
Tinstéd Btaler
Inniehy
Minni
Bickes
Banana and coffee riches lure in Jamaica's old estates
A historical survey details Jamaica’s shift from sugar to fruit and coffee under foreign investment. It chronicles United Fruit Company dominance, banana cultivation methods, and the island’s soil rehabilitation efforts, noting American markets and prospects for renewed agriculture and dairying through US methods and investment.
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United States
Interesia Iearing
Hlusson
Minos Jad
Department of Agriculture
Tnitey
Mioe
Fowell
United Pruit Company
Kingston
New York
Washington
Powell
American Dr
Department of Agrioull
Buckra
England
Ty J
T. Hage
Building of sidewalks may stir up lawsuits
Special dispatch from Miles City reports a dispute over a city improvement district creating cement sidewalks. The Pacific Coast Construction Co. holds a blanket contract while local contractors allege private awards. Attorneys expect court action once the city attorney’s stance and bids are reviewed. a decision could go to the state supreme court.
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Pacific Coast Construction Company
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Materia
Cerenin
Siprane
Barare Ts Fmake
Cha Improvement Mee Shiv
New Banks Organized in Custer County
Snevies Dispatch reports two new banks organized to begin operations on the St. Francis extension in Custer County. The First Bank of Baker, capital $10,000, opens with Miles City staff K McLean and G M Mika as officers, and H Morsaenshier as manager, promising experienced service from Wyoming. The Fleet Bank of Metstony, capital $10,000, lists E B Clark and C S Powrie as organizers with F L Waley as president, and C W Greening as vice president, tying to Minneapolis banking experience.
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H. Morsaenshier
Murra
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Fleet Bank of Metstony
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C. &. Powrie
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National Bank of Minneapolis
William McLellan Dead in Colorado Colony Era
William McLellan, 92, of Greeley Colorado, died July 24. A descendant of Wyoming White, he was born in Ashine and taught Tinote and Winconsin, later joining the Labor alate and amassing wealth. He moved to Colorado with the Greeley enponists in 1870.
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Taft Day Quietly Observed In Ohio Events
Taft spends a quiet day visiting decorations and church services at Christ Episcopal in his brother’s home town. He greets friends, views local preparations, and plans a formal acceptance speech as Ohio central committee meets to align supporters before his nomination is revealed.
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Charles B. Tork
Christ Episcopal Church
Mr. Taft
Ifu
Johin W. Heron
Taft
Rome
Arthur I. Vory
Warner
Missouri
Laborer Dies Suddenly in Missoula Lodgings
Special Dispatch reports Lynn, a 14 borer working at railway camps on the Coeur d'Alphe ranch, died suddenly in room No 5 of a West Front street lodging house. After a protracted spree he sat in his chair for hours, drank lemon ade, then collapsed. A roommate found him dead. Coroner Marsh took the body. Little known of his history or relatives.
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Sus Lynn
Coeur d’Alphe
Lynn
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West Front Street
Marsh
Fine ranches located when land thrown open
Special Dispatch to the Spaniard Virginia City reports land opened for settlement. Home Far k1 Ne on 2 haree homestead on Wiltaw ervek near Ruby river shows alfalfa thriving. Gieshe maintains a long cultivated field as part of Elling Sedman ranch. William Kruse claims 160 acres, recently sowed barley ready to harvest. Fred Peterson also acquired acres, much of which had belonged to the king Sedman property. The tract had been under claim but owners had no title.
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Wiltawervek
Ruby River
Gieshe
Nis
Elling & Sedman
William Kruse
Fred Peterson
King & Sedman
Forged Checks Cashed In Miles City Scam
In Miles City a week of suspected forgery unfolds with three $10 checks drawn on Thomas Cruse Bank of Helong and a $200 item from Redwater. Banks classify them as forgeries. The men who issued the checks have decamped.
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Statdara
Milles City
Jul
Miles City
Thomas Cruse
Japanese to Establish Legation in Santiago
A brief dispatch from Valparaiso reports Japan intends to establish a legation in Santiago to strengthen ties with Chile. The message notes officials arrived and were instructed to invite Chilean authorities to discuss formalizing the diplomatic relationship.
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Valparaiso
Sho
Japan
Chile
Sanilaga
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