The Anaconda Standard publisher’s notices and offices
The Anaconda Standard lists publishing details, subscription rates, and office locations. It notes main office in Standard Block Anaconda with branch offices in Butte, Chicago, New York, and other cities, plus various newsstand partners and mailing addresses. It includes editorial and advertising contacts and general business correspondence directions.
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Anaconda
AML General Business
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mont
Rails reach from Butte to St Paul end of vast Montana line
The Milwaukee road progress across Montana advances despite storms and trials over the past year. Builders push the new transcontinental segment bravely, linking Butte with the region toward the St Paul end, promising growth for Butte Broniane and regional industry.
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Milwaukee Road
Butte
Annals of
Montana
Butta
Broniane
Fragmented account of independence convention amid Hearst push
A chaotic independence party convention sparked sensational uproar led by Hearst affiliates. Thomas L. Hisgen, portrayed as Honest Tom by Hearst papers, and rival figures like John Temple Graves surfaced amid long-standing Oil and Standard Oil feuds. The piece notes wealth, political entanglements, and media influence shaping the campaign scene.
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Thomas L. Hisgen
Independence Party
Ot E
United States
Hearst
Honest Ton Jisgen
Hisgen
Taree Tro
Manufactirena
Axle Breage
Gob Mts
Standard Oil Company
Hisgens
Tie Hiesen
Tilsgen Ja
Masaschu Entty
Whitnay
John
Tempie Graves
Yica
Hoprit
New York
Georgia
Fragmented OCR Speech Mentions Independence Party Figures
Fragmentary text discusses racial separation themes and the South's attitudes. It notes a speaker connected with the Independence party becoming in demand at state and city conventions. References a prominent politician and a joke about a presidential candidate, with unclear names and places.
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Independence Party
John Temmle
Coun
Bryan Acceptance Sparks Debate Over Platform Alignments
The article surveys reactions to Bryan's acceptance speech highlighting contrasts with the Republican platform and Taft's stance. It notes Montana as a pivotal state and previews how Bryan's remarks may influence voters amid broader campaign dynamics and interparty tensions. It references Hearst, Taft, and Roosevelt-era figures while outlining ongoing public sentiment and policy debates.
Debate Over New Courthouse in Butte County
A discussion led by E. BR. Howell and local residents questions financing a new courthouse in Silver Bow County. Opponents urge postponement due to tax burdens and valuation concerns, while supporters argue a modern hall of records and safer construction justify the expense. A separate note from Warrington discusses bronze statuary casting costs and artisan challenges.
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E. BR. Howell
Bulle
Ais
Bulla
Wuestlin
Rowell
Norning
Ces Gons
Butte
Bilver Bow County
Walla
British Rule in Jamaica by Frederic J Haskin
Kingston Jamaica U Ika all of Creat Britain's West Indian colonies the Island of Jamion shows the effect of British rule Wise suita mmanship has given his attention to the building of good roads and macadam seed road The Jamaica ns are said to be the most refined of the American colonies and rank with those of Massachusetts and New Jersey The island is a paradise for Americans with crowds and a strong English government Jamaica has a government owned railroad with a monopoly and a deficit ridden sugar crop The land system dispossesses squatters while crown lands are managed with restraint The English keep troops and gunboats on the island and the constabulary is large The author argues England preserves stability and growth on the island with fair treatment for all races and hints at a potential future takeover by the United States
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Bryan
Randido
Ventstale
Chicago
Taft
Rengexelt
Taft Wold
Standard
Tn Cern
Denver
Montana
Watt
Warrington
Fred H. Kiapn
Bertie
Bo Reat
Tony
Milly
Eculpror
Studi
Kingston
Jamaica
Uika
Britain
Jamion
Massachugelin
New Jersey
Tnis Fea
Tem
TE van
England
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Ion
Iia
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Larantinae
Ae Soverneent
Das West
Shiva
Auverment Savings Bank
Winlatars
Baspal
Seingatem
Py Atoll
Anitikns
TaNire
United States
Go Jong
Will
Mongaeva
Hingston
Newcastle
Ingland
Hayti
Frederic T. Has
Company Begins Crusade Against Money Lenders
Kansas City July. A systematic crusade against money lenders started when Tsuya Drake a negro train porter on the Union Pacific sued Patrick I Hughes for 22300 damages. Hughes and others who operate similarly have caused railroad men trouble drawing the companys interest. The Tinton Pacific backs the suit with Drake and local attorneys. Mr Watson one of the companys attorneys. Similar suits are being prepared for other employes. The company intends to rid its employes of usurers.
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Kansas City
Jaly
Tsuya Drake
Union Pacife
Patrick I. Hughes
Hughes
the Tinton Pacific
Drake
Watson
Wiktare
Cattle Buyer Narrowly Escapes at Grasshopper Ranch
Special Dispatch to the Standard Dillon July 2 W. S. Tash cattle buyer and member of the butchering firm of T and Lankarsdorfer narrowly escaped death Monday at the company ranch on the Grasshopper near Bannuel My. Tash was assisting in cleaning outbreak irr gating duties and while stooping fell into a hazardous situation.
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Dillon
Tash
Menbher
Fim
T. & Lankarsdorfer
Bannuel
My. Tash
Wounded man breathes hope for rapid Dillon return
A firearm discharged by an unnamed man left him with a shoulder wound as he dropped his revolver, striking Tock. Rybun treated the injury, Bennack assistant cast doubt on full recovery, but Mr. Tash is expected to return to Dillon within a few days.
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Rybun
Mr. Tash
Dillon
Telling Tale to Stranger Lands Man Behind Bars
Charley I Woods, reportedly from Livingston, was arrested in Lima and brought to Dillon on a federal charge of robbing mail at Livingston. While fleeing, he told a fellow passenger, George Geer, about the theft. A railroad detective alerted authorities. Woods was examined by U S Commissioner A J Johnson and held on $1400 bond awaiting the federal grand jury.
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Standard
Dillon
Charley I. Woods
Livingston
Lima
Woods
Butte
Ceorge Geer
Geer
Boule
United States
A. 3. Johnson
Lola
Gusner
Butte man held as thief in federal cases
Special Dispatch to the Standard Helena July 29 report the federal grand jury returned 10 indictments. Publicly named defendants include Joseph Badger for burglary at the Traders' store on the Crow agency George Copper of Hutte for robbery of the mails February 10 1898 Alton Finley for noise stealing on the Flathead reservation Berry Boer alias J Van Klootwyk of Hutte for using the mails to send fraudulent drafts. Two cases were not indicted Charles Paterson and William Goss for horse stealing on the Flathead reservation. District Attorney Freeman of Silver-mounted spr pipe presided.
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Standard
Helena
Federal Grand Jury
Judes
Hunt
Badger
Crow Agency
George Copper
Hutte
Alton Finley
Flathead
Jan Berry Boer
J. van Klootwyk
Boer
Grand
Charles Paterson
William Goss
Flackleet Reservation
Freeman
I Ailver-Mounted Sr Pipe
Mrs Thompson Dies in Atlanta After Cotton States Fair Role
Mrs John Thompson longtime figure in Southern sewing circles died in Atlanta on July 29. widow of John Thompson and former president of the women's board of the Cotton States Exposition. She was a daughter of a prominent Atlanta family and linked to Mrs Livingston Mills.
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Atlanta
John Thompson
South
Mas. Livingston. Mills
Hell
Thompson
Castellane Suit Postponed Amid Names and Divorce Claims
On July 24 the Castellane case against the former wife now Princess de Sagan concerning possession of his three children was postponed until the fall term. The suit, brought by Boni de Castellane, centers on the couple’s contested divorce and custody issues.
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Boni de Castellene
Princess de Sagan
Taft Headquarter Mission and Shooting Incident
Taft left Cincinnati for Hot Springs Virginia to begin campaigning in early September. He spoke with labor and party leaders and joined the Shovelers Union. A boat carrying Taft supporters was fired upon on the Ohio River near Dayton, injuring no one, as an investigation continues.
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W. Klatt
Birv. Wart
Hot Springs
Tatt
Renal
Arthur J. Vorys
Stad
Ohio
Willams
Elmer Dover
National Brotherhood of Shreamshovelers
Dredgemen's Union Action
Shovelers' Organization
Taft
Ray
Tam
Ohio River
Ohi
Dayton
Charles B. Russel
Steamboat Company
German sculptor Kuno von Enchitz dies at 32
Berlin July 29. The death is reported of Kuno von Enchitz a well known German sculptor aged 32.
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Berlin
Kuno von Enchititz
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