Anaconda Standard publication and office details
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates and publication offices in Anaconda and branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls. It notes Washington and Eastern bureaus New York Chicago and various newsstand locations and requests general correspondence be sent to Standard Publishing Company Anaconda Montana.
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The
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Washington Bureau
14Th Street
N. W
New York
Nassau Street
Chicago
Washington Street
W. J. Morton
New York City
J. Jonas & Co
Astor House
Brentano's
Union Uarchicago
Vanderslice
Dearbornetree
Auditorium Annex
Inneapolis
Minn
BR. G. Hearsey & Co
Third Street
Minneapolie
Kavanaugh’s
South Third Street
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Denver
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake News Co
Ogden
Kind'’s
Twenty-fifth
Spokaine
North Howard
Tacoma
Pacific Avenue
Seattle
Hanbury’s
First Avenue
Portland
Kansas City
Ricksicker
Ninth
Walnut
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Roosevelt near second term nomination by long march
The piece argues Roosevelt is closer to a second term nomination due to shaping events and public support. It recalls Hanna praising Roosevelt after McKinley’s assassination and predicts nomination by acclamation, while Democrats prepare a counterplay in Cleveland and Ohio.
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Roosevelt
Cleveland
Hanna
President McKinley
Theodore Roosevelt
McKiniey
William McKinley
Ohio
Senator Flatt
New York
M Platt
McKinley
Philadelphia
Miss Helen Stone Seeks Indemnity From Turkish Government
Reports say Helen M Stone claims the US Department of State should seek indemnity from Turkey for her abduction by Bulgarian brigands. She was held for ransom in Bulgaria until $72700 was raised in the United States and paid. Stone resumed lecturing to repay the fund but it is unclear if dividends have been distributed to subscribers.
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EV Fral
Helen M. Stone
Department of State
Washington
Mies
United States
Miss Stone
State Department
Turkey
Mise Stone
Missionary risks and profits weighed in public view
A column contrasts heroic missionary work with government protection debates sparked by Miss Stone. It questions subsidizing converts in foreign fields and warns of duplicating protections for foreign faiths and potential reciprocal safety duties.
Centenary of William Ellery Channing Honored Worldwide
Unitarian commemorations mark the 100th anniversary of Channing's ordination as a US minister. Boston hosts a statue unveiling near Arlington Street Church where he served. Born in the Congregational church, he led Unitarianism toward its modern form with 1819 Baltimore sermon shaping the movement. His legacy includes social ethics and philanthropy.
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William Ellery Channing
United States
Boston
Arlington Street
Channing
Baltimore
Kentucky feud history and looming cycle of violence
The piece discusses the Hargis Caldwell feud in Breathitt County Kentucky. It notes murder, arrests, and troop deployments during trials, arguing Kentucky feuds are self perpetuating and fueled by law and heredity, with future generations likely to restart conflict. Proctor Knott’s historical approach is referenced.
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Breathitt County
Kentucky
Agvsn
J. B. Marcom
Marcum
Curtis Jett
Floods Disrupt Mail Service Across Iowa Nebraska and Kansas City Area
Official dispatches report widespread flood damage to the mail system in southern Iowa Nebraska and the vicinity of Kansas City causing service disruption and delayed deliveries.
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Washington
Officeta
Post Office Department
Iowa
Nebrask
Kansas City
Artist Frank Hi Heger Nearing Death in New York
New York on June 1 reports that Frank Hi Heger the renowned artist and traveler is slowly dying at his New York home from stomach trouble after a recent operation. The public was informed by hospital and family sources.
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New York
Frank Hi. Heger
Treasury balance report shows available cash and gold reserve
Washington June 1 Today s State ment of the treasury balance in the general fund exclusive of the 150 000 000 gold reserve in the division of redemption shows Available cash balance 225 168 897 gold 106 25 020
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Washington
Treasury
General Fund
Roosevelt Attends Cheyenne Wild West Exhibition
President Roosevelt visits Frontier Park Cheyenne June 1 for a wild west show honoring him. Notable moments include presenting a sorrel gelding named Wyom ing to him, praised by the president and riders, and a series of riding events with Thad Sneder and Clayton Danks. The artillery finale capped the program before his train departed to North Platte Nebraska.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Roosevelt
Frontier Park
Wilson
Sam
Texas
Clayton Danks
Wyoming Ranges
Thad Sneder
Dakota
Teddy Roosevelt
Wyoming
18Th
United States Artillery Regiment
Fort Russell
North Platte
Neb
Baccalaureate Sermon at College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
In Bozeman the opera house hosted the baccalaureate services for the College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts. Bishop Leigh R. Brewer of Helena delivered the address on building on a strong foundation, emphasizing Christ, honesty, and courage as a basis for education. The program included prayers, solos by Miss Kinney and Mrs. L. F. Satley, and the Treblelief club's singing before benediction by Rev. L. H. Mickle.
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Standard
Bozeman
Opera
College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
Leigh R. Brewer
Hielena
M. L. Rickman
the Baptist Church
Miss Kinney
RK. M. Donaldson
L. FE. Satley
Jesus Christ
Treblelef Club
L. H. Mickle
Two Students Die by Fire in London
London reports two boys aged about four or five burned to death when a fire gutted a masters house at Frontilege. Thirty three students were inside and struggled to escape, cloaked only in night garments. Separate dispatch from Washington notes land patents issued to Northern Pacific for Montana lands in Miles City and Missoula districts, plus a postmistress appointment and pensions for two men.
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London
Frontilege
Aurvigora
Btanchard
Washington
Land Office
Pacffc
Montana
Miles City
Missoula
Margaret Deyarman
McAllister
John M Nowell
Hosea J. Bradford
Butte cadet Lew M. Atking rated ninth in Annapolis class
Special Dispatch from Washington reports Lew M. Atking of Butte a member of the fourth class at the Naval Academy in Annapolis is ranked ninth in his class with an overall general average above the percent mark.
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The
Standard
Washington
Lew M. Atking
Butte
Oval Academy
Annapolis
Woodchopper Brown Ends Life in Helena Suicide Note Say He Felt Useless
John KE Brown known as old man Brown in Helena committed suicide by taking 104 grains of morphine at the Colorado saloon. He died at 9 15 p m at St Johns hospital after police and a doctor treated him. Brown, about 50 and unmarried, had lived in the area for years and was described as an odd character who had recently been in jail to sober up. He arrived today from Colorado gulch where he had been chopping wood and told officers he intended to die.
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Wupart
Knott
Law
Kentucky
The
Standard
Helena
John KE. Brown
Brown
Thomas Travis
Colorado
Main Street
Travis
St. John’s Hospital
Colorado Gulch
Travia
Michigan
Alleged Assassins Brought Into Court in Jackson
Jackson Kentucky June 1 court session opened with Judge Redwine on the bench as Alleged assassins Jece and White were delivered to the sheriff for trial. A rifle misfire by a sentry caused a surrounding commotion when the weapon discharged harmlessly into the courthouse wall. Col Williams ordered the soldier under arrest.
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Jackson
Urtin Jece
Thomas White
Circuit Court
Redwine
Callahan
Col. Williams
Machen case to be presented to grand jury
Washington June 11 The case of August W Machen former superintendent of the free delivery system charged with taking a percentage of profits from a supplier to the post office will be presented to the grand jury next Wednesday Postmaster General Jayne also said rentals for post offices in New York state appear to exceed fair amounts noting total rents for last year were 4811 84 including utilities and heating.
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Washington
August W. Machen
Post Office Department
Grand Jury
Jayne Jovday
New York State
Control Surrendered by Mrs Stanford
At a board meeting of Leland Stanford Jr. University Mrs Leland Stanford resigned and surrendered all powers and duties from the grant founding the university. The board now holds control and Mrs Stanford will be elected a trustee and later president after legal matters are settled.
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San Francisco
Leland Stanford, Jr. University
Leland Stanford
River flood eases but city remains submerged
Lawrence Kansas on June 1 reports slightly lower water and more comfortable fueling aid but destruction continues as buildings crumble into the river. Residents are ferried to safety as rain persists since Sunday night and floodwaters push the city toward evacuation with the bottom lands already cleared.
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Lawrence
Kan
First wool car shipped from Miles City this year
The first carload of wool from Miles City for the year, about 12,500 pounds, was loaded today. It belonged to W. C Jeffreys and was bought by W. Smith for J. Koshland & Co at roughly 15 cents a pound.
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Standard
Miles City
W. C Jeffreys
W. Smith
J. Koshland & Co
County Board Meeting Reports Road and Bridge Matters
Billings notes show the board of county commissioners meeting in regular quarterly session. A large volume of road and bridge issues are pending along with the routine bills and accounts to be addressed.
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Standard
Billings
Board of County Commissioners
Landmark brick chimney at Anaconda works blown down
Large crowds witnessed the demolition of the 125 foot chimney at the old Anaconda works using more than 100 pounds of powder. Henry Prentiss directed the event as brick and dust filled the air. A remaining chimney at the site will be blown down soon. injuries were reported at the hospital including J. J. Ulrich with a laccerated chin and Lawrence Dowd with a lacerated finger.
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Old Works
Henry Prentiss
New Works
Great Coat
Shooters Return From Capital City Montana Meet
A. Tuttle James Drumgoole Harry Nell L. G. Smith and D. D. Twohy returned yesterday from Helena where they attended the annual meeting of the Montana Sportsmen's Association. D. D. Twohy distinguished himself in the shooting and all members report a good time.
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A. Tuttle
James Drumgoole
Harry Nell
L. G. Smith
D. D. Twohy
Helena
Montana Sportsmen's Asssociation
B. D. Twohy
Minor Accidents of Day At St. Ann’s Hospital
James Boyle aged 45 an employee of the new works residing at 40 East Third Street was brought to St Ann’s Hospital after a minor accident with bruises and wounds being dressed. The item notes three employees had injuries and the conditions were treated.
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James Boyle
New Works
East Third Street
Hay Theft Confession Leads to Fine in Local Court
August Johnson faced Justice Hendricks after being accused by John Conley of stealing a bale of hay from the company. Johnson pled guilty and paid a $15 fine after arrest and appearance.
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August Johnson
Justice of the Peace
Hendricks
John Conley
Johnson
Justice Hendricks
Alderman-elect Louis Adler Freed After Assault Charge
Louis Adler from the Fifth ward was discharged by Police Judge Hayes after an assault charge stemming from a free for all at his saloon. Austrian victim John Butisch refused to testify, citing prior friendship. Abe Smith and Louis Morris faced vagrancy hearings. Smith received three days and Morris fourteen days.
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Louis Adler
Hayes
Adler
John Butisch
Taylor
Butiseh
Old Country
Smith
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