Anaconda Standard Publisher and Circulation Details
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates with monthly and annual options, office address in Anaconda, and branch offices in Butte Missoula and other cities. It notes sales stands in major cities and directs all business correspondence to the Publishing Company in Montana.
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Standard Publishing Company, Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda
New York City
Brentano's
Union Pauare
Chicago
Minneapolis
Kavanaugh's
South Street
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
St. Franciscws
Denver
Seventeenth
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake News Co
Ogden
Kind’s
Twenty-fifth Street
Spokane
North Howard Street
Tacoma
Pacific Avenue
Seattle
Columbia Street
Portland
Kansas City
Ricksicker’s
Ninth and
Walnut Streets
Theses Publishing Company
Mont
Advertising Drives Prosperity in Standard's Parish Stores
Saturday editorial extols brisk local commerce and the value of advertising. Merchants, vital to the community, keep stores open late and invest in ads, shaping modern newspapers as a key advertising medium and reflecting readers’ attention to promotions.
Dangerous Receipts Warn Public to Inspect Gifts
A Connellsville dispatch notes warnings about dangerous gifts including mail receipts and poison threats. The district attorney reports a case involving a dangerous gift device and notes risks to individuals such as Mrs. Lulu Engle. The article emphasizes scrutiny of all gifts and the moral duty to assess potential harm.
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Connellsville
Lulu Engle
Fatal Shoe Gift Echoes Byron Reference in Strange Crime
A woman finds a pair of shoes in her yard addressed to her. One shoe reveals a hollowed heel with four exploding caps placed on iron pegs and filled with nitroglycerin soaked waste, a setup described in literary terms but with deadly intent.
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Byron
Russia Must Show Strength to Justify Time Passed
A year after czar's call for time over the Russo Japanese War, Russia's land battles on Nanshan Hill and failed sea battles soured hopes for peace. Promises of overwhelming force in Manchuria contrasted with dwindling support from friends who doubt Russia can deliver.
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Nanshan Hill
Japan
Russia
St. Petersburg
Manchuria
Roosevelt Defies Republican Machine on Extra Session
President Roosevelt warned that a November extra session would be summoned to tackle railroad rates and related stand-out issues. Republicans led by Cannon and Kean urged against it, while Roosevelt pressed ahead, signaling a clash with party leaders over a pivotal congressional move.
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Congress
Republican
Roosevelt
Kean
White House
Cannon
Elkins
Cullom
Mr. Roosevelt
Two Sailors Shine in Mixed Fame Across the Seas
The article highlights two celebrated captains, Togo and Charlie Barr. It notes Togo's global praise for prowess and Barr's record Atlantic voyage from Sandy Hook to British shores, winning the Kaiser's gold cup as the public debates their feats and adopted signal phrases.
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Togo
Barr
Sandy Hook
British
Charlie” Barr
Uat
The Degeneracy of Mrs Lease in a New York Robbery
A press dispatch reports Mary Ellen Lease, long a Kansas political firebrand, robbed at her New York home. A gunman threatened her, and a second thief trashed the flat, stealing valuables and a $110 bank roll, with total loot near $500 in jewelry and silver.
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Mary Ellen Lease
New York City
Kansas
Retributive justice and global intrigues echo in a fevered era
A mosaic of sensational vignettes spans crime, politics, and war as Mrs. Lease plots punishment while the money devil thrives. Reports mock imperial vanity from Berlin to St. Petersburg, noting strikes, indifference to the Deer Lodge valley, and a world where leaders imagine power, blues, and purples in equal measure.
Fourth of July celebration committee formed in Miles City
Miles City officials and chamber of commerce assign duties for the upcoming Fourth of July events. W. W. Andrus, A. C. Leighton, H. W. McIntyre, Captain Anderson, and Ww. Newcom lead program and publicity. W A Tremblay, G. W. Farr, J. S. Truscott chair finance. Mayor Andrus presides.
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Standard
Miles City
Chamber of Commerce
W. W. Andrus
A. C. Leighton
H. W. McIntyre
Anderson
United States Army
Ww. New
Funeral for James Mendenhall Held in Billings
James Mendenhall died at Bridger on Wednesday at age 79. He settled near Lavina in the Musselshell area in the 1880s, moved to Carbon County five years ago, and dies from old age. He was father to Mrs. Fred Awe and to Charles and William Mendenhall of Billings.
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The
Standard
Billings
James Mendenhall
Bridger
Congregational Church
Mendenhall
Musselshell
Lavina
Carbon County
Fred. Awe
Charles
William Mendenhall
Butte Plans Public Baths and Playground This Summer
Butte moves to establish public baths and a playground before summer ends. Mayor MacGinniss and aldermen support the plan, with strong backing from W C T U and labor unions, aided by House Bill 35 enabling cities to fund and regulate bathing facilities.
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Butte
MacGinniss
Anaconda
Great Falls
State of
Montana
Chty
Montana state band to perform at Gregson Springs
The Montana state band of 30 nieces will play at Gregson Springs this Sunday with an afternoon program from 2 to 5 and an evening set from 6 to 9. The concert features a series of overtures waltzes medleys marches and operatic selections conducted by E. Steinway with A. Paynter as manager.
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Montana
Gregson Springs
Buffalo News
Lampe
Elienberg Waltz
St. Clair
Moret
Dixie Land
C. Haines
Tobani
Buppe
Rollinson
Losey Fantasia
Bendit
St. Clair Medley
Bochan
Laurendean
E. Steinway
A. Paynter
Woodmen Hold Memorial Unveiling Services For Neighbors
The Woodmen of the World and Women of Woodcraft plan annual memorial unveiling services at local cemeteries on June 4. Members meet at Fidelity hall 58 West Broadway at 9 30 am and march a route to park Montana and Galena where graveside ceremonies occur with Peter Breen delivering a memorial oration and Neighbor Callway reciting Why Should the Spirit of Mortal Be Proud before further rites for the deceased neighbors.
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Woodmen of the World
Women of Woodcraft
Butte
West Broadway
Fidelity Hall
Broadway
Wyoming
Park
Montana
Galena
Hans Young
Peter Breen
Neighbor Callway
Mont
Woman Reports Home Robbery During Absence
Mrs. Victor Labelch told police she was robbed while away from her home at 25 East Galena Street. She reported a gold umbrella handle a gold bracelet and three gold coins stolen after entering Meaderville. Orton Bros. at 219 North Main Ave in Butte advertise piano and organ values.
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Victor Labelch
East
Galena Street
Meaderville
Orton Bros
N. Main Street
Butte
Death by own action verdict in Des Rosier case
Jury finds Mrs. Clem entine Des Rosier died by her own hand while temporarily insane after a day of worry over a warrant for arrest and mounted lodge troubles. Testimony from sister Mrs. Feeney and neighbors describes her distressed state and the fatal moment at her Placer street home. Police and witnesses corroborate she appeared mentally unbalanced prior to the act.
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Clementine Des Rosier
Placer Street
John Feeney
Des Roster
J. E. Tebeau
Des Rosier
Jerry Lynch
Des ‘Rosier
Pat Hughes
E. M. Tower
H. A. Smith
W. F. McGrath
Circus Horses Know More Than They Talk
A 1905 Butte dispatch extols Floto circus horses noting their intelligence and training as they navigate cars stalls and parade routines. The piece details horse breeds, stock selection, and the impressive 300 head plus 68 ponies and 14 Arabian stallions, with show dates in Butte and Anaconda.
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Floto
Butte
Anaconda
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M. J. Connell’ Company
M. J. Connell Company
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Ellis Paint Company
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Lewis and Clark Exposition
Great Northern Railway
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J. G. Nash
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