Standard Publishing Company announces daily and Sunday rates
The notice lists subscription prices for Daily and Sunday editions and provides office addresses in Anaconda Butte Missoula and branch offices in New York Chicago and other cities. It also details sales stands in multiple cities and directs general business correspondence to Anaconda Montana.
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American News Co
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Mont
Butte Ball Club Clinches Home Series Over Gray's Harbor
Butte team wins six straight on home grounds, finishing the five game series against Gray's Harbor and lifting from last to mid pack. Tacoma waits next in the schedule.
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Butte
Butte Ball Club
Gray's Harbor Club
Buttes
Gray's Harbor
Tacoma
Butte Schools Prepare for Graduation Exercises
The year ends with graduation events on Friday for the School of Mines and Butte public schools. The School of Mines commencements are in First Presbyterian church in the forenoon, the high school in the afternoon, with eighth grades also graduating. Parochial schools hold commencements in the third week of June, then a long summer vacation begins.
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Butte
School of Mines
First Presbyterian Church
Butte Public Library Restorations Begin After Fire
Gratifying signs show activity at the Butte public library as restoration of the damaged building starts. The work proceeds quickly though months without a reading room or reference library frustrated patrons. The aim is a handsomer, better adapted facility than before.
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Public Library
Butte
Statehood Bill Spotlighted in Congress This Week
The Statehood bill, ten for the time in the railway rate talks, will be brought to Congress by the conference report on reconciling Senate and House positions. The plan is to grant joint statehood to Oklahoma and Indian Territory, leaving Arizona and New Mexico in the territory class. The proposal expects near unanimous approval for the joint statehood, while Arizona opposes union with New Mexico.
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Senate
House
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Arizona
New Mexico
Foraker
Payne Dall
Conference pressures on territorial status in bill debate
The amendment granting direct conferment to Oklahoma and Indian Territory was rejected by the conference committee. It favored allowing four territories to express their own opinions and to take nothing in return. It is believed Mr. Foraker will not oppose the passage once the bill reaches a vote likely by week’s end.
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Hood
Oklahoma
Foraker
Panama Canal Bill Debates Urgency and Plans
The canal project stalls as Congress weighs a sea level versus a lock waterway. Secretary Taft urges rapid action to prevent waste of Panama work, arguing for a definite plan and swift decision before adjournment.
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Panama Canal
Canal Committee
Taft
Mr. Taft
Panama
Knights of Columbus Convention Opens in New Haven
New Haven hosts the Knights of Columbus national convention with dedication of the new headquarters building. Yale University officials and President Hadley will participate alongside Cardinal Gibbons and Senator Carter. Montana will be represented by PR Connolly of Missoula.
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Chicago Judicial Elections Struggle With Voter Apathy
The Chicago press reports uphill efforts to spark interest in today's separate judicial elections from general voting. Low turnout arouses concerns that only a devoted few will judge the bench, risking deals and unworthy candidates despite the intent to separate politics.
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Chicago
Second Reconstruction Era Brings San Francisco Building Outlook
A San Francisco correspondent notes more draughtsmen than work as Pacific coast prospects shift. The piece predicts a second reconstruction phase after temporary commercial repairs and fire insurance policy settle, followed by a return to permanent building.
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Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Independence Day Celebration Gains Local Pizazz
Butte begins early Fourth of July planning with a patriotic setup aimed at a sturdy community celebration. California relief efforts lessen the need for large outside contributions, leaving Butte to host a robust, committee driven event.
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Butte
San Francisco
California
Plan-Driven Visit Shapes State Education Boards Meeting
A college party returns from Miles City where they toured the reform school. The visit relates to matters to be discussed at the semi annual meeting of the state board of education and state board of examiners tomorrow.
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College Today
State Reform School
Miles City
State Board of Education
State Board of Examiners
Prospects Bright for Twin Bridges Ranchers After Rain
Special dispatch reports Twin Bridges locals optimistic as two weeks of rain soak ground to depths of 15 inches. Grass on Sench lands stands tall with good growth expected before hot dry spells. Springs overflow, water holes full, stock feed abundant, cattle prices fair, mutton and wool strong. total county benefit estimated in thousands of dollars.
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Sench
Counta Ia
Turkish Reforms Reported by Officers
Washington June and Syme report commercial reforms in Turkey. Vice Consul General Smith-Lyte details a board of English merchants opening bonded warehouses and seeking more customs facilities. They call for suppression of the Hedjas stamp and freer access on board and import of foreign securities except lottery bonds. They also seek easier merchant travel from the interior to Constantinople for purchases.
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June
Syme
Turkey
Smith-Lyte
Constantinople
Bureau of Manufactures
Thousands Locked Out Building Is Suspended
Vienna reports a mass lockout of craftsmen as the builders association extends the measure with about 60 000 discharged workers including stonemasons and roofers. The total locked out is expected to reach 150 000 next week, threatening a standstill in Lower Austria building operations amid a wage dispute. Bozeman notes governor Toole and officials visiting the agricultural sector.
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Builders’ Association
Lower Austria
Government forms used for Crow lands registration
Special Dispatch reports from Billings that W A Richards, commissioner of the general land office, states government banks will handle registration drawings for Crow lands and only notaries who affidavit secrecy may charge no more than 2 cents. Richards will oversee registration from Billings with his two daughters visiting local friends.
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Police crack anarchist plot near Ancona arrests
Rome reports police swooped on several houses 18 miles northeast of Rome at Ancona and arrested barber Gabbianelli and 12 other anarchists. They found a plot against King Alfonso and alerted Spanish police days before the Madrid assassination attempt.
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Butte Nower and the Bold Man From Montana
A poem praising Butte Montana as a lively mining town with vaudeville talent, bold men, and a fog of fumes. The verse mentions streets, mud, bottles of fresh air samples, and a celebrated figure, Mrs. Harry Gallwey, closing with affection for the city and its spirit.
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Montana
Butte
Harry Gallwey
Senate Week in Review Predicts Budget Bills and Statehood Debate
The article outlines this week's Senate agenda including the rate bill conference report, appropriation bills, and a pending statehood measure. It notes possible House action, executive sessions, and anticipated speeches by Senators Morgan Millard Spooner Hopkins with focus on Oklahoma and Indian Territory statehood.
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Kittredge
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Millard
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Belfast freighter runs aground near Trial island
The steamer Belfast a small freighter with a scow in tow ran aground on Trial island this morning in Victoria B C The wrecking steamer Maude has gone to her assistance.
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B. C
Belfast
Trial Island
Maude
Riots Suppressed in Wiangsi With Casualties Reported
Shanghai reports the Wiangsi riots were quelled after two small engagements. Ten rioters were killed and sixteen captured. Foreigners were not molested.
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Shanghai
Balloon of Austrian chief crashes near Dieppe en route to Vienna
Aaron Korwin head of Austrian military balloon department tried to reach Vienna from London. His balloon descended near Dieppe around 1 am after taking off Saturday night.
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France
Aaron Korwin
Austrian Military Balloon Department
London
Vienna
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