Anaconda Standard Publishes Rates and Offices
The Anaconda Standard lists daily and Sunday rates, subscription options, and postage details. It notes branch offices in Butte Missoula Great Falls plus New York Chicago San Francisco and Salt Lake City newsstands and field offices in multiple cities.
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Seeevceers
The
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
New York City
L. Jonas & Co
Theass
Astor House
York City
Brentano's
Union Uarc
Hicano
Vanderslice
Dearborn Street
Chicago
Auditorium Annex
Minneapolis
Minn
R. G. Hearsey
Third Street
Nneapolis
Kavanaugh
South Third Street
Palace Trotenver
Seventeenth Street
Alt Lake City
Second
R. Lake City
Salt Lake News Co
Kind's
Twenty-fifth Street
North Howard
Coma
Pacific Avenue
Eattie
Hanbury's
First Avenues
Portland
News City
Ricksicker’s
Calnut
Andard Publishing Company
Anaoconda, Mont
Roosevelt's Longest Presidential Tour Yet Ends in Health and Politics
Roosevelt completed the longest presidential tour on record, covering about fourteen thousand miles through twenty two states mainly west of the Mississippi. He met vast crowds without political threats, amid light guard presence, fueling speculation he will seek a full term. European bulletins note Pope Leo XIII and former British premier Salisbury in fragile health, both regarded as notable veterans of world affairs.
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Roosevelt
United States
South
Atlantic
Pacific
New Mexico
Washington
Hoosewelt
Iss
Europe
Pope Leo
Salisbury
England
Terry
Controversy Over Library Works in New York Schools
The New York board committee on libraries and the board of city superintendents rejects two adjuncts but allows Uncle Tom's Cabin to remain in use by public schools. Abbott’s Life of Paul Jones is banned while Theodore Roosevelt’s Rough Riders is approved as suitable for educating future soldiers.
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FTEF
New York Board of Education
Committee On Libraries
Boa
Paul Jones and the Curved Ball in Early Baseball Lore
A discussion frames Paul Jones as a symbol of national unity and a relic of the past while crediting Liang Cheng with inventing the curved ball. The piece traces the curved pitch to Arthur Cummings of Brooklyn in 1873, noting its spread into professional baseball after initial demonstrations at Andover and college play.
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Liang Cheng
Andover
Arthur Cummings
Brooklyn
N. Y
Cummings
Philippine Lieutenant’s Engagement Postponed Over Marriage Claim
Reports say a U S Army lieutenant's planned marriage to a Filipino girl may be halted after Secretary Root received a Cebu claim of a prior marriage. The document lacks proper seals, prompting inquiry. If she proves a presumptive marriage existed she could face consequences, including possible court martial. Circumstances under Root’s control delay the engagement.
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United States
Leutenant
Fort Leavenworth
Root
Cebu
Philippines
Montana fair commission members named for St Louis exposition
The Montana legislature has equipped the St Louis fair commission with funds to organize and operate. Most members are expected to attend today in Helena to transact business and establish the commission’s functioning. The generous appropriation should support a strong Montana display at the exposition.
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Montana
Bf. Louis
Wes
Yale instructor links rising self harm to higher education
A Yale statistics and sociology instructor William Bacon Bailey presents a table showing increasing suicides by self action in the country. He attributes the trend to mental strain among educated people, noting faster, harder life at the top and a greater incidence among males.
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William Bacon Bailey
Yale University
Bailey
Noisy week for personal crises and political jabs
Across a busy June column, readers note Monday as peak for personal crisis reports while politics mix with satire. References include Mrs Roosevelt’s reception, Bryan versus Hanna, and remarks on Ohio Republicans. The piece wittily remarks on the noisiest Fourth, Wilkes Booth myths, and June brides rarity.
Fair Commissioners Meet in Helena Today
Governor Toole calls Louisiana Purchase committee members to the capitol in Helena to organize the exhibit effort. The meeting will select an executive committee and hire a secretary and assistant secretary with candidates including Kennedy Buskett Brielley Shoemaker Ramsay Cook Carwile Woodworth. A majority of the 1% commission is expected to attend.
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Helena
Joseph K. Toole
Louisiana Purchase Committee
Capitol Building
F. B. Kennedy
W. C. Buskett
Roger K. Brielley
J. A
Townsend Jewelry Raid Reported in Helena Dispatch
News from Helena describes a Townsend robbery last night with a store breaking and theft of jewelry and small firearms. Officials are alert for suspects believed to be headed toward Helena.
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The
Standard
Helens
Helena
Townsend
New Employment Reports Show May Work in Butte
City records reveal 422 applicants for work in May with 343 seeking help and 221 positions filled in and out of the city. The building permits totaled 22 worth 11950 dollars as inspector Lane lists names including Cassin Dayton Nelson and Shackleton. Funeral notices for Mrs Donald Gilles and others are announced with service times and locations.
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Charles W. Dempster
Free Employment Bureau
ISL
Charles Lane
Mattie R. Cassin
Edgar Dayton
Edgar Theyton
Chris Nelson
W. K. Moore
Shackleton & Whiteway
Owen Parker
James Chapleau
George Heaney
BK. Burrows
Ed Kelliher
Diamond recovered after dog pound jewelry caper
Mrs. Krambaugh reported losing four rings a Mexican agate and a pocketknife at the city pound. Detective Murphy traced the jewelry with suspect Seymore who yielded the diamond setting after pressure. The canine owner and police praised the swift resolution and the dog's safe return.
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Murphy
Beymore
Seymore
Ord
Many cases dismissed as judge clears docket in Butte
Judge McClernan dismissed numerous state cases including the Felker matter after turning it to a jury. Among those dropped were charges against Robert Ingersoll tied to a citywide arson spree a decade ago. Ingersoll’s alleged fires in Butte drew police actions. after jail he fled to Missoula and was driven from subsequent towns. The docket also dropped cases against Kaufman Fox Nelson Wix Peck Fambert Shea Hawks Murray Cole Denello Smith Newberger Holmes Corwin Hessler Brenman Wilson Heynolds Ferguson Burke Spencer Davis Ayers Blake Stenberg Peterson Wilson Stone Shannon Lowry Doyle Godcedeaux Salmon Black and more with an appeal against John Malin dismissed for lack of appearance. Andrew Monson, 45, died. funeral notices to follow.
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Felker
McClernan
Robert FP. Ingersell
Butte
Ingersoll
Bideboard
West Park Street
Missoula
South Butte
Ihs
Silver Bow
Lewisohn
Mantle & Bielenberg
Main Street
Barnard Block
Gleason
Sisher Bow
Montana
Mercury Streets
Ingersell
Wiliam Kaufman
Frank Fox
Gus Nelson
Martin Peterson
W. Hi. Wix
Haie Peck
Noah Fambert
Tim Shea
John Hawks
John Sheehan
Silas Newberger
GG. Newberger
W.D. Holmes
Charles Corwin
Martin Hessler
Harry Brenman
Joseph Wilson
F. C Heynolds
William Ferguson
William Burke
George W Spencer
A. ©. Davis
Edward Ayers
Frank H Blake
August Stenberg
James Peterson
Robert Wilson
Edward Stone
J. W. Shannon
Nellie Loyvle
Annie Doyle
Hector
Josephine Cgodcedeaux
John Salmon
Joseph J. Black
John Malin
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Washington Bureau
York
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tUnele
Tom and
Paul Jane
Ibraries
Paul Jones
Ohio
Kansas
Mrs. Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Electoral College
Cleveland
Bryan
Hanna
Young America
Adam
Lyman Abbott
Wilkes Boooth
Post Office Department
Thomas Heh. Carter
School of Mines
Keerl
Machen
Missouri
State Lines
Wall Street
Wilkes Booth
Joaquin Miller
Payne
General Funston
Fair Commissioners
Butte Newos
Free Employment Office
Mrs. Gil
Donald Gilles
North Xcelsior Avenue
St. John's Episcopal Church
Butte Lodge
William Nelson
Stuart
Mont
W. M
Temple
A. m. Sharp
C. E Miller
CG. Kennedy
Godfrey Noren
Montana Undertaking Company
East Park Street
Splendidus
Soto
Hmedeeming Dokg
Ters
Mre Krompaugh
Louis Idaho Street
Minua
Ottee
Arthur Baymore
Reymore
Keen
Sa Sin Busines
Owsley Block
Butte, Nont
Hutte Business College
Rice & Fulton, Proprietors
Ant
Staarysesl Png Eso
Andrew Monson
Big Blackfoot Milling Company
Arizona and Aluminum Sts
Banner
Butte, Anaconda
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