Anaconda Standard Publisher and Office Details
The Anaconda Standard listing shows publisher details, office addresses in Anaconda and branch offices in Butte, New York, Chicago, Minneapolis, San Francisco, Denver, Salt Lake City, Ogden, Spokane, Tacoma, Seattle, and Portland newsstands. It notes subscription rates and distribution channels for daily and Sunday editions and directs general correspondence to Anaconda, Montana.
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New York City
Brentano's
Union Square
Chicago
Auditorium Annex
Minneapolis
Kavanaugh's
South Third Street
San Francisco
Denver
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
Seattle
Columbia Street
Portland
Kansas City
Ricksicker’s
Ninth and
Walnut Streets
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Mont
Navy mutiny reports in battle fleet questioned
The article flags possible errors in dispatch about mutineers in the Rojestvensky fleet being shot by their comrades. It suggests some men were lined up and fired upon, but disputes the claim that any disturber was actually killed by precision shooting.
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Rojestvénsky
Rosestvensky
Stand-patters claim progress in delaying extra session
The piece reports Republican machinists pressing to stop or defer President Roosevelt's proposed extra congressional session on railroad rate matters and tariff revision. They boast of influencing the president to delay likely start dates from October to November or December, claiming progress though not saying they have defeated him.
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Congress
Roosevelt
Philadelphia's Ring Holds City in Grasp Says Writer
Opinion rails at Philadelphia as worst ring-ridden city on the continent. It cites a machine mayor halting a steal briefly, yet laments the public's hypocrisy in reelecting corrupt leaders and failing to reform registration and governance.
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Philadelphia
Republican Party
Pennsylvania
New York
Philadelphia Views on Quay Scandals and Voter Effects
The text argues Boss Quay's corruption would be hard to sustain in any other state. It notes Philadelphia fears New York’s large foreign population as voters. It claims foreigners underbid native-born in keeping cities clean, reflecting urban political concerns.
Roosevelt Independence Shapes Cabinet During Panama Move
Rumors say Secretary Hay is unwell at Bad Nauheim where medical opinion questions the resort’s efficacy for distinguished invalids. The article notes Roosevelt’s strong tendency to run matters independently of cabinet members including Hay, Taft, Cortelyou, and Metcalf, shaping policy during Panama and Dominican incidents.
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Hay
Bad Nauheim
Roosevelt
Republic of Panama
Mr. Hay
Taft
Cortelyou
Metcalf
Japan to Present Bill to France Over Russian Fleet Action
The piece notes talk of Japan presenting a bill around one hundred million to France for neutrality violations aiding Russia's fleet. It declines the claim, says Japan will seek indemnity from Russia via St Petersburg. It adds Japan may owe France for aiding in bringing Russia within range of Togo.
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Japan
France
Sea of Japan
Rojestvensky
Tokio
St. Petersburg
Russia
Togo
Messie
Presbyterian Unity Vision Moved by Roosevelts Plea
In a message to the General Assembly at Winona Lake President Roosevelt urged united denominations within Christianity. He suggested broader union beyond Presbyterians, noting progress toward Baptist and Congregational rapprochement and questioning denominational divides.
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Presbyterian General Assembly
Winona Lake
Roosevelt
Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian
Baptist Church
Congregational Church
Christ
Doctrinal Diff erences Blur Across Denominations
The article argues private doctrinal disputes have faded as denominational lines dissolve. It suggests lay readers increasingly question sermons and that unions would progress faster with more lay input and fewer clergy-only debates. It foresees a future where only clergy can discern differences, forcing reconsideration.
Park County Ranch Could Breed Silver Foxes in Mild Climate
Joseph J. Harrison of Philadelphia tied to the Philadelphia and Alaska Fur company visits Livingston to study Park County climate and geography for a silver fox breeding farm. He notes the company already runs an Alaska herd and aims to test fur quality in a milder climate with hopes of improving pelts.
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The
Standard
Livingston
Joseph J. Harrison
Philadelphia
Philadelphia & Alaska Fur Corporation, Limited
Park County
Alaska
Mr. Harrison
Knights Attend Ascension Day Service at St Luke's
Thirty six Alder commandery Knights Templar attended Ascension day services at St Luke's church. Acting Eminent Commander Harry M. Allen led. Robert E. Leavens served as generalissimo. A 20 voice vested choir sang as Rev. J J. Bowker delivered the sermon.
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Billings
Knights of Alder Commandery
Knights Templars
St. Luke's Church
Harry M. Allen
Robert EB. Leavens
J. J. Bowker
Canines in Pound Attack Dog Catcher
Special Officer Thomas Mains, a veteran dog catcher, fought three attacking dogs in the pound this morning after entering to kill a dog. He struggled for minutes before help arrived. The dogs bit him in several places and tore his clothing, but his safety was maintained.
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The
Standard
Livingston
Thomas Mains
Mains
A. R
Delegates Elected to Grand Lodge by Yellowstone Lodge
At Yellowstone lodge number 10 Knights of Pythias meeting in Livingston officers for the year were elected. Lewis Terwilliger as chancellor commander and eight others named. George W. Colpitts and G. Leopold named delegates to the state grand lodge in Helena in October with J. Roth as alternate.
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Standard
Livingston
Yellowstone Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Lewis Terwilliger
B. Bradford
J. E. Mallory
Scramm
J. H. Tucker
George W. Colpitts
L. Sperry
Hotel change realigns ownership in Livingston
Special Dispatch reports that Arthur Babbitt will take over the Park hotel in Livingston within the coming week, succeeding Matt Driscoll. Babbitt currently runs the depot lunch counter, and officials are not discussing the matter publicly.
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The
Standard
Livingston
Park
Arthur Babbitt
Matt Driscoll
Babbitt
Aitken Resigns as Livingston Enterprise Editor
Walter Aitken resigns after three years as editor of the Livingston Enterprise to join the Post in a similar role. He plans a two week vacation before taking the new position. Jerome A Williams, court stenographer, conducts temporary editing duties at the Enterprise.
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The
Standard
Livingston
Walter Aitken
Livingston Enterprise
Christian Knighthood quotes in tribute at Shortridge Memorial
Special services at Shortridge Memorial church honored Montana Knights Templars. Rev. Chapman preached a sermon on modern Christian knighthood, stressing moral courage, fidelity, charity, and defense of faith over mere wealth or display.
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Shortridge Memorial
Montana
Chayman
Toklo
Port Arthur
Mukden
Straits of Korea
Knights of the Temple
Jerusalem
Heaven
Earth
Folk
Missouri
United States
Masonic Fraternity
Knights Templars
Jonathan
David
Paul
God
Christ
Holy
New Jerusalem
Cosmopolitan Hotel Opens After Refurnish in Melena
The Cosmopolitan hotel in Melena Montana has been thoroughly refurnished and fitted with steam heat. It will open to the public on Tuesday May 23 offering old popular prices of 1.25 and 1.50 per day. H C Burgard proprietor.
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Cosmopolitan
Melena
Mont
H. C. Burgard
June Jokers Reflect On Harsh School Punishment
A brief dialogue contrasts a teacher’s claim of harsh discipline with a student’s fear of another punishment. The exchange hints at a broader theme of education and authority in the era.
Wild Ride on Bad Road Near Columbia Gardens
Deputy State Mine Inspector William B. Orem and his wife with a 3 year old daughter endured a runaway horse on a steep road after an intoxicated man lurched the animal. The carriage overturned, Mrs. Orem was injured but the baby was unscathed. all survived with medical aid.
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William B. Orem
Orem
Columbia Gardens
Baby Orem
Short Line Announces First Utah Excursion
The Short Line will run its first popular excursion to Utah on June 17 with two trains carrying excursionists. The 2:45 a.m. departure from Butte reaches Salt Lake at 7:40 p.m. and the 5:00 p.m. departure arrives at 8:30 a.m. Berths should be reserved at the Butte ticket office, 105 North Main Street, Montana.
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Short Line
Utah
Butte
Salt Lake
Better Reserve
North Main Street
Mont
H. C. Wilson
D. F
P. A
Joseph Ig’s Reprieve Restored in Billings
Joseph Ig, a resident of Billings, has his reason restored after a june 4 hearing. Local officials were present as the court granted relief, marking a pivotal update in his ongoing case.
Man Discharged as Cured From Warm Springs Asylum
A man recently released from the Warm Springs asylum for the insane has gone East with his mother and sister. Friends report his mind has been fully restored.
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Warm Springs Asylum
From Schoolrooms to National Park Excursion Deal
Northern Pacific offers a $36.85 round trip from Butte to the National Park with six days of travel June 10. The package covers rail, stage, and hotel, aimed at teachers taking a low cost park visit before summer vacation. W H Merriman is the general agent to contact for details.
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The
Northwest
Northern Pacific
Butte
National Park
W. H. Merriman
Sermon Opens Billings High School Commencement Week
The Billings commencement week begins at the opera house with Rev. B J McCullough delivering the class of 1905 sermon from Acts 26 4 5 on Life's Best Investment He emphasizes character development and integrity The graduating class seats on stage and the hall is decorated in class colors The seniors include Hugh Rowley Clifford Chase Roy Linton Herbert Foster Carl Wells Joe Beisinger Alva Baker Rosa Wesch and WBva
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Standard
Billings
Opera House
B. J. McCullough
The
Presbyterian Church
Hugh Rowley
Clifford Chase
Roy Linton
Herbert Foster
Carl Wells
Joe Beisinger
Alva Baker
Rosa Wesch
Wbva
Battleship Caused Collision Off Dungeness In Fog
London reports that after the Caear struck Afghanistan in fog off Dungeness on Saturday morning the battleship Hannibal fouled and seriously injured the German schooner Emma Luise.
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London
Afghanistan
Dungeness
Hannibal
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Standard Publishing Company, Publishers and Proprietors
Stanons Vocal
Eer Ofice
Stannard Block
Anaconda Business Office
East Broadway
East Main Street
Alder Commandery of
Billings Lis
Grand Lodge
Aitken
Butte News
Knights Templars OF
Bobby
Hashem
MGA
Ww. B. Orem
Runaway
Joseph Ig
Tional Park
Billings High School
ST. Paul
Peter Sts. Frank
Famers of
Ontana
Schilling & Company
Sley Block
Butte, Mont
F. Rice
Fulton
Props
Fox Typewriter
A.c.m.co. Hardware House
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