Anaconda Standard Publishing Details and Ads
The Anaconda Standard lists publishing and office details including addresses in Anaconda and Butte, with subscription rates and office contact numbers. It mentions main office in Blanchard Block, regional branches, and adVERTising bureaus in New York and Chicago.
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Daity
Sunder
Bundey
Edvantty
Sundal Standard
Featsseyer Fps
Bell Phone
ExMorias
Bell Phong Sereereersere Independent
Phota Veveee
Morton
Porelen AdVertising
New York
Fifth Avenue
Chicago
Trartford
Madison and
Dearborn Streets
News Stands Listing Standard Publishing Co. Outlets
A fragmented directory lists newsstands and agents selling The Standard in multiple cities. Entries name outlets in New York Detroit Minneapolis Kansas City San Francisco Los Angeles San Diego Denver Salt Lake City Ogden Spokane Tacoma Seattle Portland and more, with partial street details. General correspondence is addressed to Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana.
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New York
Soranngt
Park Row
Broadway
Perenty-ninth
Detroit
Metropolitan News Co
Cornet Woodward
Michigan
Congress Hotel
St Paul
N. St
Merle Cigar and News Co
East Fifth
Minneapolis
M. J. Rayananga’s
South Third
Kansas City
Yoma News Co
San Francisco
United News Agents
Eddy Street
Los
Seattle
Eckhart’s
Means Agency
Fifth Arenus
Washington Street
Portland
Howman News Co
Standard Publishing Company
Ania, Mont
Contests to seat regular delegates face scrutiny at rally
The Republican contest hearings reveal weak grounds for seating Roosevelt allies and dismiss taft opposition. A former president’s tactics are criticized as undemocratic as the party seeks to honor the will of the people in the facing districts. A separate note recalls 1908 leprosy quarantine cases highlighting public fear and government action.
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Republican National Committee
Jir
Roosevelt
Tully
National Committee
Taft
Atatok
United States
Roosevelt and Taft emerge in preconvention dispute
The piece surveys Roosevelt and Taft support in state delegations and predicts outcomes of the Republican national convention. It notes New York and Montana as key undecided, outlines potential vice presidential picks, and weighs Hughes as a strong Taft running mate amid shifting party dynamics.
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Cheagh
Charles E. Hughes
Supreme Court
Hughes
Roosevelt
Chicago
Jasden Hughes
Frustlea Tings
Prealdantte
Tels Witoentier
Navegver
Joenen Dyghes
Nore
Taft
Tale of Two Cities on Market and Trusts
A fragmented Chicago and Baltimore market note discusses the Toney trust investigation with speculation of greater scope. References to roses and olive branches appear beside talk of June brides and crop conditions, with hints of upcoming events and conventions.
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W& UN
Chicago
Baltimore
Toney Trust
Aeetaeetn
Ruef Reveals Switch by Orders of Organization
In a San Francisco Bulletin extract Ruef recounts how 3890 votes shifted from W. W. Morrow to Henry H. Markham for governor. He states Kelly the boss ordered the change, with Crimmins’ illness used as cover, and notes pandemonium as delegates chose Markham over the railroad candidate Morrow.
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San Fran
Kelly and Crimmins
Morrow
Ruef
Markham
Charles FE. Basset
Gradi
San Francisco
Harbor
Kelly
Crimmins
Chinese Family Irate Over Canadian Detention
Vancouver dispatch reports Frank Law, a wealthy Chanaman of Poughkespate, and his white American wife with six children enraged by Canadian detention rules. The wife, once an American citizen through marriage, is now treated as Chinese under Canadian law and faces head tax to travel. A language barrier maid travels freely while the family man seeks information from officials about immigrant restrictions.
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Vancouver
Frank Law
Chanaman
Poughkespate
N. N
Law
Orlando
Title Laws
Glinese
Aba
Orient
Socialist mother Augusts custody of two children removed
In Los Angeles the children Max Walker and Myer Haywood Walker of Mrs. Sunee Walker were taken from custody after she testified she took them from a Christian family because she did not want them reared with false religion Jews. The juvenile court ordered the children placed in an institution.
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Tow Angeles
Max. Walker
Mryer Haywood Peltlboua Walker
Sunee ‘Walker
Shonts Urges Return to Individualism at Yrake
Theoa dor BP Shonts of New York delivered the graduation address at Yrake university urging a return to individualism. He warned that unrest and rising paternalism threaten liberty, urging schools to restore fundamentals and respect for property and authority to safeguard the individual and the state.
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Des Moines
Towa
Theodor BP
Shonts
New York
Yrake University
Trusten
LY University
America
Mr. Shonts
Value in Cash of New Pension Law
An estimate from Modern Woodmen of America actuaries outlines the cash value of pension increases for Civil War veterans under the new act effective May 11. The report, using the American Experience mortality table and 4 percent interest, tabulates annual increases and present values by age and years of service, noting figures for ages 62 to 78 and service spans from 10 days to two years.
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Rock Island
Congress
Woodmen of America
Gerglea
Incresnes
FWA
SIZ
Ge, $42, 8240.87; 0% 48, Sbr6.84; Is $42, $812.88. 09, G48
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Sauaiyr
SIS
Lewistown Notes Special Correspondence Notes July 12 play cast
Lewistown notes report a breach suit against Carl T. G. Tonack by a former spouse in New York City. The item mentions a play titled What Happened to James to be staged at the high school with cast Annabelle Funk Elizabeth Von Schhel Constance Dougherty Nella St Peter Edith Loran Batto Gonlon James Chinon William Woods Robert Wright Launcelot Rowley Steven Smith and Gon Panta. The outlook for upcoming steps remains unclear.
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Onacl
Thilings
Winds Bom
Carl T. G. Tonack
Ale Waa Marrind
York City
Janes
Loniens
Annabelle Funk
Elizabeth von Ohel
Constance Dougherty
Nella St. Peter
Tdich Loran
Bato Gonlon
Jamoa Chinon
Wiliam Woods
Robert Wright
Launcelot Rowley
Steven Smith
Gon Panta
Uhroetont
German naval officer hero of New York fire
A German naval officer and several German officers helped evacuate a burning warehouse district fire in Brooklyn. The group, including Admiral Winalow, assisted residents and carried out trapped men before joining others at a private event, then prepared for departure aboard the ship.
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New York
Rehtyr
Fran Wrooklyn
Richter
Wagner
Diana
Mins Tungy Speyer
Winalow
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Jesse French
C. & C. Fischer
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Butte, Montana
Aaving
Saylor
Spokann
Wash
Baylor
Crre
Saylor School
Spokane
Uadsntakens
Compe
John Compe
Sharman & Reed
Tall Moraine
Mountain View Oe
Sherman & Reed
Undertakers
Cara Ans
Ind
Phaoe
Judith
A. S. Wright
Fergus County
Prepara Tn
Butte Business College
Owsley
Joseph Richards
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Habotmer
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Larry Duggan
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Mant Park Steel
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Sam R. White
South Main Street
Hall
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