Anaconda Standard Publisher Details and News Stands
The Anaconda Standard provides publishing names and offices, subscription rates, and a nationwide list of newsstand locations. It lists main and branch offices, rates for daily and Sunday editions, and contact addresses in Anaconda Butte Missoula and other cities including New York Chicago and San Francisco.
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Sunday Standard
New York City
Hotalling
Park Row
Broadway
Chicago
Auditorium Annex
P. O. News Co
Dearborn Street
Empire
Jackson and
Dearborn
Kansas City
Yuma News Co
Ninth and Main
Minneapolis
Kavanaugh's
South Third Street
San Francisco
van Ness Avenue
Francisco
Hotel St. Francis
Los Angeles
Amos
South Olive
Denver
Seventeenth Street
East Lake City
Moon's
Salt Lake City
Rosenfeld & Hangon
Church Street
Ogden
Kind’s
Pacific Avenue
Seattle
International News Co
Portland
Oregon News Co
Sixth Street
General Buller and the fading of a British hero
The obituary notes General Redvers Buller aged 69 who rose in the Kaffir War and earned the Victoria Cross but whose reputation suffered after reverses in South Africa. His last campaign ended when he yielded command to General Roberts and he was retired after a controversial speech and documents.
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Redvers Buller
South Africa
Buller
Natal
Roberts
England
General White
Ladysmith
Georgia peaches show record harvest possible in new season
An article notes Georgia shipped its first peach car to New York and projects a 50 000 to 60 000 car harvest worth about 3 000 000 dollars, surpassing past yields. It links cleaner crops to less drunken labor and hints prohibition may aid peach quality and ripening. Georgia rivals Texas in watermelons but leads in peach potential.
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Georgia
New York
Texas
Injunction Issue Relived as Roosevelt Policy Debate Rises
The piece argues Republicans face trouble due to Congress inaction on injunctions. It frames the issue as tied to a Roosevelt policy credit and notes the topic is a longstanding one. It emphasizes the political stakes and seeks to place responsibility beyond mere partisanship.
Altgeld Roosevelt clash over injunctions and court respect
The piece contrasts Theodore Roosevelt and John P. Altgeld on injunctions, noting Altgeld’s 1896 platform recognition and Roosevelt’s later criticisms of courts. It mentions whispered memos about a Republican congressman, possibly Littlefield, prompting debate on how the issue shifted with time.
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Theodore Roosevelt
John P. Altgeld
Altgeld
Roosevelt
Congressman Littlefield
Montana Democrats Await Bozeman Convention Delegation
Montana Democrats prepare for next week’s Bozeman meeting to select Denver delegates for the state convention. Bryan is favored for the presidency, with delegates possibly instructed for him. The outcome may shape Montana’s second place on the ticket with Conrad as a potential contender for it.
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Butte
Denver
Bozeman
Anaconda
Montana
Bryan
Gallatin
Deer Lodge
Johnson
Conrad
Deaths and birth rates rise from England and Wales study
An annual vitality summary reports England and Wales showing the lowest birth rate on record at 26.3 per thousand and a decline in London marriage rates while rural England and other cities show differing figures. The era of declining marriage interest appears concentrated in London amid broader national trends.
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England
Wales
British Empire
London
England and
Mrs. Gamp
Betsy Prig
Martin Chuzzle
Population and birth rates used in alarm over future
The excerpt argues that economists doubt statistics prove much while acknowledging their claims. It suggests the British Isles remain densely populated, not at risk of sudden depopulation despite a falling birth rate, and notes Theodore Roosevelt’s measured stance.
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Theodore Roosevelt
British Isles
Ryan Refuses Comment on Bryan Fund Transfer
In New York on June 2, Thomas F. Ryan declined to discuss a report that he contributed to the Nebraska Democratic funds used to elect William J. Bryan as U S senator in 1904. He said he would not attend the Denver Democratic convention or be there during the event.
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New York
Thomas F. Ryan
Nebraska
William J. Bryan
United States
Denver
Omaha
James C. Dahlman
W. F. Sheeehan
Sheehan
Parker
T. S. Allen
G. W. Berge
Mr. Dahlman
Bryan
Roosevelt
Berge
Ieee
National Committee
Ryan
Fourth Celebrations Stir Debate Over Safety and Traditions
A magazine article decries Fourth of July excess as barbarous yet the public clings to tradition. It cites 1153 fireworks deaths and over 22,000 injuries from 1903 to 1907, while notes elders recall boyhood firework roles and laments limited changes.
Omaha Mayor Says 1904 Campaign Money Hit Nebraska
Mayor James C. Dahlman of Omaha denies funds were used for the national campaign. He confirms receiving 5000 dollars from Thomas F. Ryan routed via W F Sheehan for the 1904 Nebraska state race and says it was spent in the state contest for Berge.
Montana State Normal elects faculty for next year
The executive board of Montana State Normal College named the new faculty for the coming year led by Dr. H. H. Swain as president. Re-elections and resignations included Riedelsberger leaving for Butte and Scharfenberg stepping down from voice instruction.
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Dillon
Montana State Normal College
H. H. Swain
J. E. Monroe
Robert Clark
E. R. Mosher
C. L. Robbins
Theodore Shoudy
Lucy H. Carson
Betha Thormeyer
Laura Kress
Karl Riedelsberger
School of Music
Grace Graeter
Elsa Scharfenberg
Anna Owsley
John F. Wyatt
William Ambrose
Alice Hopper
Riedelsberger
Butte
Olson sues Guthrie & Co for 15000 damages in Billings
Olaf Olson files a district court suit for 15000 against A Guthrie and Co contractors for the Billings and Northern Railroad. He says a dump wagon accident while employed caused leg injuries and left him unable to earn a living.
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The
Standard
Billings
Olaf Olson
A. Guthrie & Co
District Court
Olson
Guthrie & Co
Billings & Northern Railroad Company
Papers Served in Southern Pacific Indictment
Papers in connection with the indictment of the Southern Pacific on 27 counts for rebating by the federal grand jury were served today on General Superintendent Ingram. The company is directed to have its officers appear in court June 15.
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Los Angeles
Southern Pacific
Federal Grand Jury
Ingram
Fire destroys multiple buildings in East Aurora bakery blaze
A fire at the Switzers bakery in East Aurora spread rapidly early today destroying about twenty buildings including homes and businesses. Baker Morris Graf suffered severe burns and may die as investigators assess the $15,000 loss.
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Buffalo
East Aurora
Morris Graf
Oil on the Waters: Ship Breaks Up Off Long Island
The German full-rigged Peter Rick mers, stranded on the Long Island coast weeks ago, broke in two last night and the remaining oil cargo was swept to sea. A part of the bow remained visible as beach combers recovered many oil cases from the tide.
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New York
Peter Rickmers
Long Island
Death of Hildebrand Fitzgerald Philadelphia Item proprietor
Hildebrand Fitzgerald a business manager and proprietor of the Philadelphia Item died today in Philadelphia. He guided editorial and business operations and was a noted figure in the paper’s management.
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Philadelphia
Hildebrand Fitzgerald
Philadelphia Item
Interfering to Protect Sailors Sparks Incident
In San Francisco on June 2 Lieut Frank of the Louisiana aided two sailors from robbery in a city music hall last night. The action prompted police and witnesses to commend swift intervention.
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San Francisco
Louisiana
Frank
Stevens Arrest and Release at Central Station
Stevens was arrested by police and taken to the central station. He was released on his own recognizance and discharged in court today without ceremony.
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T. Stevens
Elimination of Forest Reserve Sections Near Libby Planned
Washington dated June 2 reports Forester Pinchot approved removing about 15 sections of townships 30 and 31 north range 31 west from Kootenai national forest. The move excludes Pipe Creek flats long sought for removal and will take effect July 1 by presidential proclamation.
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Standard
Washington
Dixon
Forest Service
Forester Pinchot
Kootenai National Forest
Pipe Creek
Libby
New Minister Coming to Bozeman Baptist Church
Rev. O. P. Bishop of Liberty Missouri arrives in Bozeman with wife and child to lead the church. He will preach Sunday and a reception is planned at the church Monday evening for the new pastor.
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The
Standard
Bozeman
O. P
Liberty
Bishop
Baptist Church
Suit seeks $1 million damages against United Oil officer
A stockholders suit filed in Florence Colorado district court seeks $1,000,000 in damages and a receiver for United Oil company against J Wallace vice president and director, on behalf of the plaintiffs and other stockholders.
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Florence
Colo
United Oil Company
West
J. Wallace
Boycott in Manchuria Deepens as Japanese Wares Targeted
Letters from Harbin report a serious boycott on Japanese wares in Manchuria. Russian residents fear an exodus of Chinese domestics and employees, recalling the Boxer outbreak era.
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St. Petersburg
Harbin
Manchuria
Helena Well Guarded After Police Shakeup
Helena reports ongoing police department tensions as four officers refuse to take discharges. Both former and new officers continue to work, leaving Helena with a larger number of guardians of the peace on duty than in years.
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Standard
Helena
Former Judge Sentenced for Fictitious Check
San Francisco June 2 C G Richie formerly a judge of the Surrogate court at Louisville Ky has been sentenced by Judge Ogden of Oakland to 18 months in San Quentin penitentiary He heard the sentence with bowed head after confessing to passing a fictitious check.
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San Francisco
C. G. Richie
Louisville
Ogden
Oakland
San Quentin
Richie
Porter Kills Himself in Office by Inhaling Fumes
Anthony B Porter, 70, senior partner of Porter and Kilvert, ended his life in his New York office by chloroform inhalation. The Civil War veteran had arranged his death in advance and left no note.
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New York
Anthony B. Porter
Porter & Kilvert
Porter
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