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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1907
Page
16
The snippet lists the Anaconda Standard information including publisher details, subscription rates, and office addresses. It mentions Main Office in Standard Block Anaconda with branch offices in Butte and Higgins Avenue.
Morton Manaser Advertising announces New York and Chicago offices with addresses. The Standard is sold at numerous newsstands across major cities including New York, Chicago, Kansas City, Minneapolis, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Pasadena, Denver, Salt Lake City, Ogden, Spokane, Tacoma, Seattle, and Portland. General correspondence to the Andard Publishing Company, Anaconda, Montana.
Two competing police sets confront power in Butte as mayoral appointees await council confirmation. Courts handle the dispute over mayor Corby’s commissioners while health and employment offices face similar conflicts. Critics say ongoing battles waste city resources and harm municipal efficiency.
A compact weather note recalls the San Francisco and Valparaiso quakes and warns of a fickle forecast. It hints at a thaw case and mentions Ruef, Schmitz & Co. as part of the era's struggles with climate and upheaval.
A sweeping list merges industrial, political, and social upheavals from around the globe. Items include China's insurrection, Central American turmoil, French port strikes, Moroccan massacres, a Russian famine, Austrian elections, Congo-France debates, London colonial talks, and domestic tensions from Dowie to US writers.
In the opening home games, Butte won the first and last while Spokanes took the middle five. The crowd’s roasting of the Butte players stirred debate on whether harsher coaching and more enthusiasm could have yielded better results.
At Richmond Virginia today a noble monument to Jefferson Davis will be unveiled. Five thousand school children will pull the three block long ropes while hymns are sung. The procession proceeds to stirring Continental fife and drum music with the Banner of the Lost Cause as the striking feature before two hundred thousand observers.
The Standard offers a free flag to each boy or girl who brings in a new subscriber who has not taken the paper in two months. The new subscriber must agree to three months and pay one month in advance. No other conditions apply. This patriotic premium aims to promote flag display nationwide.
France faces a massive labor stoppage as 117000 sailors desert ships to press demands for government recognition. The action signals a pivotal industrial dispute with wide national impact and potential consequences for supply lines and maritime operations.
Theodore Tilton spent the last two decades in Paris after the Beecher Tilton trial. The famed editor lived modestly at 73 Avenue Kleber, writing poetry and struggling for income while public life receded.
A wolf wandered through the Italian town of Annezzano in daylight sniffing at houses near a hospital. An attending spectator shot and killed the animal after a chase, noting the beast likely hunted overnight and moved toward its lair.
The Washington Herald notes that despite aggressive efforts to break the Tammany ring, the pie counter image still evokes its presence, suggesting the organization’s enduring appeal or influence.
Secretary Taft laid a big corner stone in Ohio but noted that Foraker was not under it. The remark appeared in a St. Louis Globe-Democrat item.
The text reviews the Beecher Tilton trial outcome with Tilton’s shifting beliefs toward Unitarianism and his public discredit. It notes the jury deadlock on a not proven verdict, Tilton’s later decline, and his son Ralph Tilton’s rise as editor of the Delineator before his death. Additional scenes describe an English visitor's street encounter with Apaches and police in Paris.
An English correspondent recounts an attack by Apaches in Paris a description of the assault and its aftermath detailing victims and response by authorities.
A Minnesota writer in the Housekeeper suggests creating a pleasant kitchen corner with a flower pot bracket a rocking chair a footstool and a small stand. Use the corner briefly each day fill the work basket with dainty items and read restful material to refresh the mind.
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