Subscriptions and office details for Anaconda Standard
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, office addresses in Anaconda and regional networks, and advertising contact points. It notes multiple city news stands and agencies distributing the paper nationwide and provides management and publishing company details.
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Standard Block
Anaconda
Business Ofice
Bell Phone
Independent
Bdhariad Taoms
Medical men urge new meal order to aid teeth health
A London medical meeting heard a savant from a leading hospital argue that current fare ignores dental care. He proposes meals start with toast and tea, then meat and vegetables, ending with fruit, while desserts belong at the start, to be corrected by a salad finale.
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London
Boyhond
Roosevelt Defeats Republican Rule in Voter Risen Critique
The piece argues President Roosevelt has shown many that the Republican Party has failed the nation. It cites eight decades of Republican governance, claims corporate power grew unchecked, and urges a political upheaval led by the people to purge corruption and restore integrity in government.
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Roosevelt
Republican Party
Actve Jn Pulitics
Shortrom Stig
Wit Republican Party
Jawa
Republican
Tor
Change in government and road paving debates rise
The piece argues voters seek change from Republican to Democratic control and from failure to achievement. It discusses municipal road repair in New York, praising a new granite cube pavement method tested in Liverpool and Germany for durability, noise reduction, and long life, suggesting its potential adoption nationwide.
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Hoogevele
New York
Liverpool
Oilie
Germany
Mounicipal
Radical Senate Changes Mark Wave of Retirements
A distressed look at the Senate reveals extensive retirements and seat turnovers as numerous prominent Republicans depart or are replaced by Democrats. Senators Frye Hale Aldrich Depew Martin Beveridge Shively Elkins Carter Hughes McLennan etc face shifts from death resignation or political realignment.
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Hale
Maine
Ranaie
Frye
Benetor Crane Prunosea
Aldrich
Martine
Depew
Martin
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Pomereni
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Shively
Carter
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Scott
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Burrows
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Bob" Taylor
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Percy
Percy of Mianissippi, Who Cag i Place of McLanning Benator Bryan of Portéa
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Loriner
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Cole
Cullomy
Hay
Halley
Boyrna
Oregon
Pomiar
Mouvement
June politics loom as brides and commencements collide
Fragmented text notes tension over political maneuvers in June while weddings and graduations occur. It hints at Roosevelt's potential third party move, Lorimer adjournment, and lingering questions at the Baltimore convention, all amid a busy college season and national anxieties.
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Roosevelt
Fia
Mancharged in May 12 slaying terrorizes city
Tattler Rock Arkansas May 31 reports Samuel Brassfield, ex Little Rock officer, arrested at Leary Arkansas on murder charges for the May 12 killing of Paul Coulter, months old, shot in his mother's arms.Witness Mrs Marion Smith identifies Brassfield as the assailant in a series of attacks on women that prompted a citywide vigilante mood and a state penitentiary age perception crackdown. The infant’s death followed an early morning home invasion where a gunman fired at a mother, killing the baby with the shot.
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Tattle Rock
Ark
Chigens
Little Rock
Jack He
Leary
Samuel Brassfield
Brassfield
Paul Coulter
Marion Smith
Coulter
Prigaher
Braysfield
Ira
Caught in Second Theft Admits One at Old Home
Special Dispatch reports a 16 year old Milwaukee boy identified as John Ostoroski admitted to a theft at a barber shop. He said he used the money for railroad fares and expenses to come west from Port Washington. Police and investigators pursued further leads from Belalwn and nearby ports.
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Standard
Che Shett
John Olson
John Ostoroski
Milwaukee
Flu
Tain Moser
Belalwn
M Wanker
Wevey
Ile
Bilings
Cmeers
Port Waaiington
Ars
Dr William Woodworth Dies Noted Zoologist
Cambridge May report of the Harvard University zoologist Dr William Woodworth death at age 48. He was grandson of Samuel Woodworth author of The Old Quaker Bucket and son of Selime Woodworth who fought with Admiral Farragut at Mobile and New Orleans. Commodore Woodworth led California pioneers and presided over the Cimeds vigilantes.
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Cambridge
Wiliam Mediccanel Woodworth
Harvard University
Woodworth
Samuel Woodworth
Froat
Franciken
Hts
Selime Woodworth
Admiral Frerragut
Mobily
New Orleans
Commodore Woodworth
California
Cimeds Vigilantes
EIS KILLED Special Disputes for the Standard
Thalann May 31 A bear shot killed Che Shai today when his team fled basip toil and the wagon passed. Ho was 28 years old and had lived here for four years.
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Stanaard
Thalann
Che Shai
Tera
Basip Toil Heliveon
Hetter
Ing
Dre i Ho Wa
End of Quarter Financials Reported by Office of Buoemeyry I. M. Swindle
The quarterly ending figures show a total of 13 804 dollars and related activity noted by officials, with statements attributed to Maurice Cory and Sneech regarding the business office.
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Ofine
Buoemeyry
I. M
Maurice Cory
Prisoner Escapes Then Recaptured Near City
Special Dispatch from Great Falls reports prison inmate Scolly Roberts slipped past a jailer and escaped by rear exit. Sheriff Colina pursued via rail points, later locating Roberts near the city. Roberts surrendered and was taken back to custody, ending the escape without further incident.
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Great Falls
Scolly Roberts
Helms
Colina
Murrowndiu
Robart
Ant
Man Confesses to Recalling Harness Theft in Missoula
Louis O'Dell, arrested in Helena while trying to sell a harness, admitted stealing the harness in Missoula and escaping from a reform school. He described waiting after dark to unhitched horses and remove harness, then turning the horse loose. He said the tale was hard to tell.
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Missoula
Lost Youth Sought by Unhappy Spinsters
A May spinster convention at Kansas Okte organized by Central Baptist church members Priscilius Abigail Nang led a Ladies Debating Society event. The crowd prayed for lost youth and an agent arrived with a patent elixir, triggering uproar and a wake up.
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Kansas
Okte
Baraca
Central Baptist Church
Pylin Priscilius
Abigails
Nang
Woman Wins Her Suit to Collect Life Insurance
In federal court Judge Bouraun grants plaintiff a reeled verdict against Great Western Insurance Company. Spavely claims the face value of a policy for 3009 issued December 7 1907 on the life of Arthur G Snavels who died July 3 1910 at Livingston. Fraud was the defense.
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Standard
Helena
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Esta IL
Great Western Insurance Company
Bourauin
Wollen
Plaineirr
Tisingston
Spavely
Grek Weslern Life Insurence Company
Kansas City
Arthur G. Snavels
Livingston
Banker Charged With Making A False Report
Pueblo Cal May 1 John Cunningham president of the Trochy Ward National Bank faced arraignment before Commissioner Creel on a charge of swearing to a false report of the bank's condition. Bond set at 5000 for federal grand jury appearance in Denver. Alleged overdraft claim of 6685 vs actual 39.47. Sidney Balcom, former bank clerk, arrested at La Snula and held on 4500 bond.
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Pueblo
Cal
John the Cunningham
Tolmar
Trochy Ward National Bank
Woo
Creel
Federal Grand Jury
Denver
Cunningham
Sidney Balcom
la Snula
Hally Tll
Fire at Holler Boorman Lumber Office Suspected Arson
Great Walls May 31 fires of incendiary origin partly destroyed the Holler Boorman Lumber company office. Fire detected soon after it started, windows broken from outside, no value taken yet, suspected revenge arson.
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Great Walls
Syrup of Pigs Promises Quick Relief for Children
An old advertisement touts Syrup of Pigs as a cure for upset stomachs and constipation in children. It claims rapid relief within hours, claims the product cleanses the stomach and improves digestion without drugging, and urges readers to ask their pharmacist for the California syrup by the brand name.
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Childran
Che Borrels
Srrup
Wilgir
Bena
Chlfornia Wig Byrn Company
Darrow Trial Testimony Recalls Bribe Plot Details
Franklin testified about dealings with Darrow and Lockwood over a $4,000 bribe. He described meetings at Darrow's office, bank safe deposits, and the plan to pay Lockwood and White, with arrests following after a confrontation at the district attorney's office.
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Mr. Darrow
Franklin
White
Moaney
Third
Mali
Ranktin
Lockwood
Twekwoarl
Carnar Ot
Los Angeles
Gelnels
Testimony Confirms Judge McNutt Presence At Hearing
Franklin described contact with Darrow and Kruger, noting the judge McNutt’s presence. He recalled being asked about his condition and stated he felt all right. He also mentioned negotiations with Kruger prior to securing service and Darrow showing him a list containing Lockwood and Israger.
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Hat Darrow
Lockwood
Soldier Killed After Nightclub Brawl in Cheyenne
In Cheyenne Wyoming a drunken brawl near the city’s restricted district ended in the death of Private Summer Schickling of Battery 3 Fourth Field Artillery. The fighting left Schickling dead after being knocked down by Sergeant Walter G. Krug and kicked in the temple by Private George Veitee. Krug was arrested as the investigation moved to the depot, with Schickling reportedly shot and wounded before control was established.
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Wyo
Schickling
Battery 3
Fourth Field Artillery
Sergl
Walter G. Krug
Georgy Veitee
Krug
Pengo
Russell
Nh Rentry
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