STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY CONTACT AND SUBSCRIPTION RATES
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates for fly and Sunday editions, details various office locations in Anaconda and Butte, and provides extensive distribution and newsstand information across major cities including New York, Philadelphia, Washington, Cincinnati, Detroit, Indianapolis, Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis, Kansas City, San Francisco, Los Angeles, San Diego, Denver, Salt Lake City, Ogden, Spokane, Seattle, Portland and more. It also notes editorial offices in Anaconda and directs general correspondence to the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana.
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Michigan
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Empire News
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Los Angeles
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San Diego
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Western News Agency
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Whitehouse Corner
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Riverside Avenue
Tacoma
Trego News Co
Seattle
Abe Isverli
W. O. Whitney
Acme News Co
Post Office
Third Avenue
Union Street
Portland
Oregon News Co
Morrigan
Northwest News Co
Portland News Co
Goldwin Smith and the moral force in liberal thought
An appraisal of Goldwin Smith portrays him as a prophetic scholar of liberal progress. Born 1823 in England, he rose at Oxford and served as Cornell’s English history chair before moving to Toronto. He influenced debates on the Union, Canadian affairs, and annexation, framing history as a moral order guiding political outcomes.
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Charles Dudley Warner
Goldwin Smith
Goldwin = Smith
England
Oxford
Regius
Smith
Daily News
Cornell University
Toronto
Toronto University
Canada
United States
Goldwin Smith and moral law in history
The piece discusses Goldwin Smith as a figure of a transitional age in modern politics and religion. It notes his skepticism of Britain's imperialism and his belief history is driven by moral rather than physical laws. It highlights his view that Christianity acts as a moral force aligned with civilization, even where dogma clashes with progress.
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Continent
England
New York Legislature Grapples With Term Limits and Extra Session
Comment across upstate papers says 700 percent of New York lawmakers have decided not to seek re election, led by Speaker Wadsworth. Republicans praise Wadsworth while acknowledging loss of district influence. Some say Roosevelt would not rally anti Hughes forces again. Legislature to meet after an extraordinary session is called by the governor in a few days.
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New York
Wadsworth
Roosevelt
Lorimer Case Leaves Senate Fight in Early Stages
The Lorimer affair lingers with unfinished business in the grand jury room and no firm conclusions. The case suggests the federal senatorship should be decided by the people. Hopkins held a strong plurality at the polls, with friends urging legislative action following primary results.
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Senate
Lorimer
Grand Jury
Hopkins
Good Roads Drive Led By Butte Auto Club Inaugural
Butte Automobile club launched a good roads campaign in Montana aiming for a state law to unify the road system with annual plans modeled on Illinois. Officers elected include A T Morgan president and J C Adams as secretary treasurer. A license fee on automobile owners may fund the project, with a plan to note gumbo problem on future road maps. Memorial for Nels Carlsen was ordered.
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Montana
Butte Automobile Club
Stock Exchange
North Main Street
Illinois
A. T. Morgan
John Bourquin
J. C. Adams
M. W. Bacon
John Gillie
Billings
Butte
Nels Carlsen
Policeman Surrenders Diamond After Dispute
In Los Angeles on June 7 patrolman W. L. Claiborne, fined $100 for matching his diamond to one worn by Dr. T. B. Taggart, was ordered by the police commission to surrender the diamond to a murdered policeman’s fund after Taggart complained following expert testing.
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Los Angees
T. B. Taggart
Patrieman W. L. Claiborne
Taggart
Rancher Randolph Cloyd Dies of Typhoid at Belgrade Sanitarium
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Randolph Cloyd aged 27 a ranchman from Dry Creek area 20 miles northwest of Bozeman died early this morning of typhoid fever at a Belgrade sanitarium. He was unmarried. Funeral plans pending with likely service at Dry Creek tomorrow or the next day as several relatives live nearby.
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The
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Bozeman
Randolph Cloyd
Dry Creek
Belgrade
Cloyd
Two Hubbards Bond Over Mail Insults and Civility
Washington dispatch notes unlikely friendship between Iowa Representative Elbert H. Hubbard and West Virginia Representative William P. Hubbard born from shared mail grievances about insurgent politics. It also profiles Senator Isaac Stephenson of Wisconsin, praised for frugal, hands-on service and old-fashioned habits, including carriage rides and farm ties, with Taft connections via a gifted dairy cow.
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Washington
Elbert H. Hubbard
Iowa
William P. Hubbard
West Virginia
Hubbard
Wheeling
W. Va
Sioux City
Blubbard
School of
Cannon
Cummins
Uncle Joe
Hubbards
Hitchcock
Inside Story of Yorktown Flag Salute Incident
The late William Henry Hunt recalls a Yorktown cen tennial moment when a British flag salute was proposed. Sir Edward Thornton and Sir Edward Thornton applauded as Robert C. Winthrop spoke. Blaine penned a note urging the flag to be unfurled on the American navy masts.
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Kk. J. Edwards
William Henry Hunt
Navy
Garfield
Arthur
St. Petersburg
Russia
Yorktown
Lord Cornwallis
Robert C. Winthrop
Congress
Edward Thornton
Great Britain
Britain
Winthrop
Alexander Hamilton
Cornwallis
Sir Edward
William B. Clyde
James G. Blaine
Mr. Blaine
United States
Queen Victoria
Unclear presidential order behind Cornwallis surrender salute
The excerpt recounts Blaine passing a secret order to President Arthur authorizing a 21 gun salute with the flag at Cornwallis surrender anniversary. Lincoln’s role is questioned. the piece notes Queen Victoria’s appreciation and suggests the document may have become a historical curiosity. Tomorrow Mr. Edwards discusses Horace Greeley’s hidden ambition.
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Blaine
Arthur
Robert T. “Incon
Lord Cornwallis
Queen Victoria
Mr. Edwards
Horace Greeley
Chesterton kin and the socialist writer Cecil Chesterton
From The Bookseller a Chesterton relative grabs attention. Cecil Chesterton, younger brother of G. K. C., is described as an able writer and a redhot socialist. His upcoming book Party and People, through Alston Rivers, is expected to challenge orthodox political and social norms.
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Chesterton
Cecil Chesterton
Alston Rivers
Looped tale hides in Winnipeg wooden sidewalk hole
From Everybody's Magazine, an old Winnipeg city scene shows a policeman finding a man with a wooden leg in a sidewalk hole at dawn. The man pleads to hurry home before his wife wakes, saying he must not wake the lady.
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Everybody's Magazine
Winnipeg
Women's Day Promoted by Venus In Astrology
On the 159th day the Moon is north with Jupiter square and Venus Saturn in benefic aspects signaling favorable influences for love money and personal adornment. The reading notes strong forecasts for fashion beauty art and entertainment, with good odds for new ventures real estate and weddings.
Flag Day Offer for 3x5 Woolen Flag Subscription
A fine American flag three by five feet in wool bunting will be sent to every Standard subscriber who pays ten dollars for one year in advance. Get one of these for Flag Day June 14.
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CC. P. Connolly
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Western Traffic Association
Interstate Commerce Commission
St. Louis
American Medical Association
June
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Nder Furniture and Carpet CO
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Young Ranchiman
United States Senate
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Wisconsin
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