Anaconda Standard Publishing and Circulation Details
The Anaconda Standard provides subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions with monthly, semiannual, and annual options, lists main and branch offices, and notes foreign and U S addresses for advertising. It also specifies newsstands in multiple cities and directs general correspondence to Anaconda Montana.
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New York City
Brentano's
Union Square
Chicego
Auditorium Annex
Minneapolis
Kavanaugh's
South Third Street
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Denver
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake News Co
Ogden
Kind’s
Twenty-fifth Streets
North Howard Street
Tacoma
Pacific Avenue
Seattle
Columbia Street
Portland
Kansas City
Ricksicker’s
Ninth and
Walnut Streets
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mont
Banking thief Bigelow gets ten years in federal case
The piece contrasts Bigelow, Milwaukee banker, who drew ten years for federal banking law violations, with Bearmouth lumberman Young who faces fifty years in Montana for express car robbery and murder attempts. It notes Bigelow’s federal prosecution and Montana’s harsher local stance on similar greed-driven crime.
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Montana
Bigelow
Milwaukee
Young
Bearmouth
Deer Lodge
Paris as a Diplomatic Stage In War Time
The piece notes Russia may favor Paris for peace talks, citing past Paris treaties and the 1856 Paris settlement after the Crimean War. It questions whether St. Petersburg would prefer Paris again, given historical losses and humiliations tied to Paris agreements.
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Dicker
Russia
Paris
Washington
Rojestvensky
England
Spain
St. Petersburg
Sebastopol
Balaklava
Crimea
Black Sea
France
Close Of The Schools In Butte For Summer Vacation
With parochial schools exception, all Butte schools close for summer. Last Friday saw commencement at the high school and the school of mines and at grade schools. The school of mines graduated nine young men in its first full class. One student had previous graduation a year earlier, but did not complete the group.
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Butte
School of Mines
Butte Graduates Show Shifts In Courses And Numbers
Butte schools report 26 graduates at Butte High, 17 young ladies and 9 young men, with shifts toward commercial studies among women and classical decline among men. At Butte School of Mines a four year program completed by transferring students. Teachers retained in large majority, reflecting high local educational standards and leadership of Superintendent Young. The Norway dispatches discuss possible monarchy changes and a Norwegian king candidate amid broader regional politics.
Bozeman Hosts Noted Tournament of the Marksmen
Glowing reports from Boze man praise the success of the marksmen tournament in what is called the most interesting of the twelve annual meetings of the state association. Records were excellent, events engaging, and honors well earned. Bozeman club members who organized the meeting receive commendation. Next year the association will hold its annual meeting in Anaconda.
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Bozeman
Bozeman Club
Anaconda
Bishop Potter Promotes German Beer Garden for New Yorkers
The bishop unveils a Berlin style beer garden opening Thursday to a high quality music program. An orchestra of fifty will perform Wagner Mendelssohn and Strauss under a top conductor, backed by wealthy New Yorkers including Seth Low Spencer Trask and D O Mille. The venture targets upper society while contrasting with the Subway Tavern’s reformist aims and promises an elevating entertainment venue.
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Bishop Potter
Berlin
Wagner
Mendelssohn
Strauss
Theodore Thomas
Central Park Garden
Seth Low
Spencer Trask
D. O. Mille
Subway
Bishop's Beer Garden
POSSIBLY THE SECOND SON
A press dispatch suggests King Oscar may permit his second son to become king of Norway. Initial assurances that no royal scion would influence the regime shifted as reports imply Oscar is reconsidering. He may favor a crown within his own house over a republican Norway.
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Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Oscar
Copenhagen
The Man Togo A Portrait From The Fleet
A contemporary sketch weighs Admiral Togo against fanciful legends. It portrays him as quiet and disciplined, shy of crowds, devoted to family, and marked by a stern, perceptive face. The piece notes uncertainty about wartime letters and hints at Bushido influences shaping duties at sea.
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Admiral Togo
George Washington
Togo
Grant
Japan
Oddities and Opinions in a Global Pageant of Reform
A collection of brief vignettes features Kipling praising the motor car while Lewes Dickinson argues against automobiling. It recalls the Duke of Connaught Arthur, a humorous exchange about Moliere, Kan Tung Pih, Lincoln’s courtroom wit, and satirical portraits of wealth and eccentric dress in Europe, including Baron Szeknicki and Emperor William.
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Rudyard Kipling
Lewes Dickinson
Wanted for Tomorrow in Men’s Summer Suits and Accessories
Today we feature the latest men’s summer suits in imported cheviots worsteds and serges priced from 20 to 35 dollars. Also shown are tailor-made trousers coats hats neckwear half hose shirts and undergarments with prices ranging from 1 to 35 dollars and up. See Hennessy’s window display for bargains and page 8 for more items.
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New York
New York City
America
Hennessy
Manhattan
Butte
Brooklyn Clergyman Attacks City Abuses And Policy
Rev Cortland Meyers of Brooklyn leads a crusade against urban abuses in the city. He closes midnight haunts and targets the policy trade, prompting a policy reform revolt among Brooklyn agents and exposing neglect by policymakers. Richard Croker's son Frank, recently killed in an auto crash, was gentle and reticent, once catching a valet with stolen cigarettes and remarking on their excessive use.
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Richard Mansfield
Moliere
Mansfield
Bernhardt
Hamlet
Cortland Meyers
Brooklyn
Meyers
Richard Croker
Frank
Cairo
Hodge
The Joke That Failed
An Iola man bought his wife fake diamond earrings for 2.50 as a joke. She secretly had them appraised and bought real ones for 500, then billed him. He paid the 500, vowing no more jokes.
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The
Kansas City Journal
Third Annual University Summer School Opens June 14 1905
The third annual session of the university summer school begins Wednesday June 14 1905 and continues six weeks. For particulars address Oscar J. Craig, President, Missoula, Montana.
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University
Oscar J. Craig
Missoula
Mont
Also Mentioned on This Page
Standard Publishing Company, Publishers and Proprietors
East Broadway
East Main Street
J. Morton
Foreign Advertising
Nassau Street
Chicago
Washington Street
Butte School of Mines
Butte High School
Professor Young
Board of School Trustees
Bishop Potter's Beer Garden
the Man Togo
Duke of
Kang Yu Wei
St. Louis
Kan Tung Pih
Hartford
Joseph Jefferson
Springfield
Ill
Abraham Lincoln
Herr Mankiewicz
Saxony
Louise
Merin
Webster
Congress
John H. Girdner
Baron Szeknicki
William
Madrid
Butte, Mont
Herness
Barathea
Naval
Billy ZasiuDle Owsley
F. Rice
Fulton
Props
Fox Typewriter
Otto Hanau
Budapest
ST. Paul
Peven
Frank S. Webster
Mooranm
Ontana
Schilling
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