Publication and circulation details for The Anaconda Standard
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates and office contacts, with main office in Anaconda and branch offices in Butte and other cities. It notes editors sales offices and external newsstand locations across major cities including New York Chicago San Francisco Denver and Seattle.
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New York City
Brentano's
Union Square
Chicago
Auditorium Annex
Minneapolis
South Third Street
San Francisco
Denver
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake News Co
Ogden
Kind’s
Twenty-fifth Street
Spokane
North Howard Street
Tacoma
Pacific Avenue
Seattle
Columbia Street
Portland
Kansas City
Ricksicker’s
Ninth and
Walnut Streets
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
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Kaiser's Berlin Nuptials Set To Dazzle In Medieval Style
The article notes Kaiser William plans a grand wedding in Berlin with medieval palace splendor. Spectacular ceremonies are expected, reflecting royal tradition more than global interest.
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Berlin
Kaiser ‘William
Old Palace
Germany
Russians to Intern Three Cruiser Flotilla at Manila
News from Washington orders the stay of three damaged Russian cruisers at Manila, keeping them out of further combat for the duration of the war. Admiral Enquist’s ships require heavy repairs and may not return to action soon. German sailors hired for the fourth Russian squadron report delays in sending more ships toward the Sea of Japan.
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Manila
Washington
Enquist
Admiral Enquist
Pacific
San Francisco
AdmiralEnquist
Manila Bay
Togo
Hamburg
St. Petersburg
Japan
Rojestvensky
Russia
A Favored Occupation In Butte Poolrooms Debate
The piece argues that poolrooms selling bets on distant horse races constitute gambling and should face strict controls or suppression. It notes lack of regulation, proposes licensing and police supervision, and calls for measures to shield minors and ensure taxation.
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Butte
San Francisco
New Orleans
New York Population Projections Stir Censuses and City Growth
The piece discusses state censuses in the US with Montana avoiding a 1895 and 1905 census, New York City's aim to reach four million as of 1900 figures suggest a likely rise to about 3.9 million due to immigration and natural increase. It notes debates over apportionment amid midterm counts and cites historical context on census practices and political implications.
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Montana
Legislative Assembly
House of Representatives
New York City
New York
Poolrooms taxed in Butte while others pay licenses
A lengthy critique argues only pool selling escapes licensing in Butte. calls for strict regulation or removal, noting past revenue from gambling houses and slot machines. The piece surveys broader issues, including city finances, governance, and public welfare amid various national and international items.
Montana Federation of Woman's Clubs Meets in Deer Lodge
In Deer Lodge Montana the second annual Montana Federation of Woman's Clubs session opens today at the Kohrs library. The city hosts delegates and visitors with organized entertainments as clubs from across the state gather to participate in literary exercises and to consider the good of the order.
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Deer Lodge
Montana Federation of Woman's Clubs
Kohrs
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Paris
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Grand Duchess
Spain
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J. & T. Cousins
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