Subscription Rates and Advertising Offices Listed
The Anaconda Standard provides subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions and lists main and branch offices in Anaconda Butte Missoula and other cities. It notes advertising offices abroad and sale locations including Brentano's in New York and Palace Hotel in San Francisco.
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Bri
Butte
Missoula
Main Street
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
Beattie
Columbia Street
Portland
Kansas City
Ricksicker’s
Ninth
Walnut Streets
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Mont
Russia's Split Forecasts and Czar's Power Move
A Wednesday dispatch surveys conflicting Russia coverage. One account vests General Trepoff with absolute authority, crushing opposition. another hints at a national assembly and discussion of policy to ease unrest. The piece questions which version may prevail and warns against a Trepoff reign of terror.
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Russia
Trepoff
Gosudarst Rennaia Douma
Gosudarstvennaia Sovet
Standard
Togo
Williams Loses Portland Mayoral Race at Fair Exhibit
The Portland exhibit reveals incumbent George H Williams defeated for mayor by a Democrat. Williams, 82, is a New York native with a long legal career including Iowa bench service, Oregon chief justice before the Civil War, and a Grant era attorney general nomination that was withdrawn after Senate objections.
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Portland
George H. Williams
Williams
New York
Iowa
Lincoln
Oregon
United States Senate
Grant
President Grant
Supreme Court of the United States
Senate
Theatrical Trust Faces Conspiracy Charge Against Managers
A New York magistrate holds twenty four prominent theatrical managers, influential across the country, on a conspiracy charge related to their control over theaters. The dispute centers on exclusion attempts by the theatrical trust and a disliked New York drama critic observer.
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The
Theatrical Trust
New York
Theaters Deemed Public Places by New York Magistrate
A magistrate rules theaters are public places and may deny entry only under lawful grounds. He notes theaters owned or run by defendants serve the public and are quasi public spaces, suggesting it is improper to bar a ticket holder for personal reasons. The theater trust plans an appeal, and the decision is praised as sound sense in a free country.
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Life
New York
Poole
Theatrical Trust
Severe sentence for Bearmouth holdup man in Philipsburg court
Young pleaded guilty to the Bearmouth holdup and received a fifty year term at Deer Lodge. Judge Winston described him as no hardened criminal and noted the act stemmed from drunken impulse. The public seeks exemplary punishment for bandits, and the judge’s sentence is endorsed.
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Philipsburg
Young
Winston
Deer Lodge
Debate on Best Sea Craft After Togo Victory
The article argues naval experts offer cautious judgments on fighting craft after Togo’s Sea of Japan victory. It notes limited battle details, cites Russian testimony on battleship fire, and highlights the role of small boats and Japanese marksmanship in the night action. It urges study of Togo’s methods for naval construction lessons.
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Sea of Japan
Togo
United States v. Gaynor and Green Contractors Run to Canada
The United States pursued contractors Gaynor and Green for government fraud near Savannah. Agent Captain Carter aided their schemes before imprisonment. The pair fled to Canada and later settled in Quebec seeking to evade Uncle Sam, spending much of their ill gotten gains as they evaded capture. Gaynor rose from poverty to wealth before faltering, including a marriage break.
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United States
John F. Gaynor
Benjamin D. Green
Savannah
Captain Carter
Regular Army
Canada
Quebec
Uncle Sam
Gaynor
Extradition Orders in Canada and Global Quips
Washington notes mix of extradition in Canada and sentences for train robber Young. References to Berlin weddings, Moscow and Vladivostok tones, and satire about Russia's politics. Mentions De er Lodge valley farmers and naval education for Bonaparte. Russia faces bogged internal affairs and debates ignominious peace versus war.
Second Montana Federation of Women's Clubs Meets in Deer Lodge
The first annual meeting of the Montana Federation of Women's Clubs opened in Deer Lodge under favorable conditions, with delegates from multiple towns arriving after train delays. Reports cited growing membership, new clubs, and a heated credential seating dispute between Butte delegations, resolved by a secret ballot.
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Deer Lodge
Montana Federation of Women's Clubs
Butte
Library Hall
L. J. Knapp
Missoula
Federation
A. M. Crawford
Billings
William Williams
Knapp
Woman's Club
E. H. Renisch
S. C. Adams
E. A. Jones
Vonnie Owings
O'Neil
W. W. Cheely
Butte Woman's Club
J. W. Gunn
Renisch
David Dickson
Woman's Club of
Ella Knowles Has
E. L. Houston
Clun
Leather Goods On Sale In Silk Ruchings And Lace
New ruchings of pure silk in chiffon or net offered in black white and cream at 25 cents a yard. Point de Venise lace stocks ready to wear in cream white and ecru with prices at 35 cents normally, now 12 cents each. Fancy linen and lawn stocks trimmed with Wallace insertions bands or French knits priced up to 75 cents, now 29 cents each. Leather goods offered at less than cost including twenty five dozen shopping bags in walrus or seal leather with ball clasps and military handles, now 1.15 each. Children’s Buster Brown purses with military handles decorated in Dutch figures on sale 25 cents each.
Hosiery Bargains at Half Price in Special Sale
Women’s gauze lisle and gauge cotton stockings with high spliced heels and toes sell regularly at 50 cents. Special 25 cents per pair. Infants’ allover lace lisle hose in pink white black scarlet finish priced at 25 cents, special 12 cents per pair.
Jewelry Novelties and Special Sale Items
Jewelry novelties including jeweled hatpins gun metal silver and gold priced up to 95 cents with specials at 19 cents each. Jeweled scarf pins in gold and gun metal with good needle points sold at 25 cents each or 5 cents on special. Gold beads with dull and bright finishes sold by string at 35 cents or 25 cents on special. Fancy turquoise and pearl lace pins six to a card priced at 35 cents with 15 cents on special.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Standard Publishing Company, Publishers and Proprietors
Stannard Block
Amare
Eee
Morton
Nassau Street
Washington Street
Ork
the Theatrical Trust
Ance
Washington
Shoreham J Hotel
Europe
Berlin
St. Petersburg
Laub
Ruseia
Legislative Assembly
Fred Hohenzollern
This Place
Cissy Schwerin
Mecklenburg
Messrs
Gaynor and
Greene
London
Deer Lodge Valley
Vladivostok
Hem
Alfonso
Bombe
Bonaparte
Enquist
Manila
Mr. Young
CLUS
H. B. Mitchell
F. E. Bancroft
J. H. Owings
Owings
Federated Club
T. W. Buzze
Council of
Jewish Women In
Red Lodge
Atheneum
Marian White Arts and Crafts
State Federation
General Federation
St. Louis
Homer Club
Clinton H. Moore
W. O. Speer
West Side Shakespeare Club
David A. Dickson
C.&. Jackman
Ella Knowles Haskell
John McIntyre
T. A. Grigg
E. L. Kern
A. S. Leys-Christie
Deer Lodge Woman's Club
R. Lee Kelly
Nellie Fox
M. W. Trask
Stevensville
Reading Circle
Newton Woods
E. O. Lewis
Whitehall Immons
L. D. Tinsley
W. M. Fergus
Marian White
E. 8. Paxon
A. H. Jones
J. H. Gilbert
Atheneum Club
Margaret Loughrin
Butte Atlas Club
Charles Passmore
J. L. Carroll
Beth Art Club
Elliot Hopkins
Charles Hopkins
Ethical Culture Club
Mae Thorne
Mary O'Neil
Monday Night Club
J. F. Davies
Chaminade
Karl Riedelsberger
Augusta Galbraith
Shakespeare Club
Dillon
Kress
Great Falls
Herbert Strain
D. O. Perry
Helena
M. J. Connell Company
Our
M. J. Connell
Company
M. J. Connell CO
India
Rene
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