Anaconda Standard Advertisers and Branch Offices
The Anaconda Standard lists publishing and advertising details with branches in Butte Missoula Spokane Seattle Portland and other cities. It notes advance payment policy and provides addresses for foreign and domestic advertising offices and newspaper newsstands.
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Beattie
Seattle
Columbia Street
Portland
Kansas City
Ricksicker’s
Ninth
Walnut Street
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconds
Mont SO
Death of Col William Colville of First Minnesota Regiment
In Minnesota's Soldiers Home Col William Colville died at age 18 mate of the famous First Minnesota regiment and was to attend the regiment reunion. The release notes the famed Gettysburg charge and Maj Martin Maginnis's service, highlighting the regiment's losses at Antietam and Gettysburg.
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Minnesota
William Colville
Gettyabure
Montana
Martin Maginnis
Antietam
Maginnia
Gettysboro
Sickles
Hancock
Diplomatic Uniforms Spark Debate After Berlin Wedding
Discussion over proper attire for U S diplomats resurfaces after Ambassador Tower wore a blue suit with heavy gold lace at the Berlin royal wedding. Critics note many diplomats wear medals and ribbons that outshine standard dress, while Andrew D White recalls preferring plain black amid glittering court surroundings.
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Berlin
Tower
Andrew D. White
Europe
Flag Day Observance Grows In The Republic
June 14 marks Flag Day and renewed civic pride as Americans unfurl the stars and stripes. The American Flag Association, formed seven years ago in New York, advocated respectful flag use and protected it from desecration, while noting the impossibility of a complete history of the flag’s origin.
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American Flag Association
City of
New York
Evolution of the American flag and its dates
The piece traces debates over flag origins and adoption. It notes John Paul Jones and the early improvised flag in 1777, the 1776-1777 evolution of thirteen stripes and stars, additions for Vermont and Kentucky, and the 1818 instruction to restore thirteen stripes while adding stars for new states.
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John Paul Jones
Paris
Republic
Fort Stanwix
Oriskany
New York
Mohawk Valley
Vermont
Kentucky
Ohio
Louisiana
Court Proceedings Report On Guilty Verdict and Appeal
A court case details a man found guilty and facing a multi million dollar penalty. The appeal process is described with references to sentencing and potential financial restitution.
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Tog Nastier Ebay Agli Teat
Copper Exports to China Surge Amid Strong Foreign Demand
The country’s industrial statistics highlight China buying large quantities of American copper. In April and May exports to China reached over twenty-two thousand tons, about six thousand tons above last year’s levels, with continued heavy foreign demand expected to sustain prices despite light domestic consumption.
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China
Fade
Guam Governance and the Rise of Civilization
An odd historical sketch recounts Governor Leary’s harsh agenda in Guam balancing humor and critique. It quips on native customs and table manners while praising reform efforts. It notes later Governor Schroeder advancing, yet warns progress lagged in arts, libraries, and press freedom before a sudden 1910s surge in American influence through sericulture pamphlets.
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Guam
Cahes
Leary
Laary
Shroeder
Siong
Carnegie
Shroefer
Washington
Department
Guam Progress and Patience in 1904 Exports
Guam in 1904 imported and consumed large quantities of butter lard bacon ham raising prunes cocoa and chocolate while Tutulla bought eggs feathers honey syrup vinegar cider and soap. Commentary notes public displays of national colors and references to current events. The piece remarks on Mormons June brides Professor Triggs and Japan peace terms with satirical, observational tone.
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Guam
Vanderbilt
Roosevelt
Salt Lake Tribune
Triges
Harvard miner Boynton wins Carne Prize scholarship
Ulley Cook Boynton of Cambridge has been awarded the Carne prize scholarship at the London Institute of Mines and Steel for young instructors at Harvard. A Plymouth native, he entered Harvard in 188 and earned AB, AM degrees. The prize grants £100 for research, with Boynton planning to study wherever he wishes at Harvard. Rev. Putnam Cady earns Royal Geographical Society fellowship. he photographed the Dead Sea region and explored the Annon river tributary. Also recounted is Hannibal Hamlin’s long legal battle with a city over an appeal costs case, ending with Hamlin’s client receiving $1 from Hamlin after the decision.
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Ulleny
Cook Boynton
Cambrige
Boynton
Marvard
Putnam Cady
Emmanuel Presbyterian Church
Amsterdam
Royal Geographical Society of England
Dead Sea
Cady
Annon River
Hannibal Hamlin
United States
Maine
Hamlin
Supreme Court
Aftim Hamlin
Pilgrim June issue highlights light fiction and travel notes
The Pilgrim June issue emphasizes entertainment with many short stories and light mused articles. It features David Clark on the Great Show, Kirkland B Alexander on Six Foster Brothers of the Brook Trout, Stella Reid on The Peons of Old Mexico, and Ada Murcutt on Satsuma Ware. The magazine Tales debuts with translations from European writers and a strong cover design. The Country Calendar June issue showcases outdoor writing from Stewart Edward White and John Burroughs, plus extensive departments on gardening, trees, poultry, and country living, all praised for high-class content and illustrations.
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Pilgrim
Darvid Clark
Kirkland B. Alexander
Stella Reid
George B. Paul
Old
Mexico
Ada L. A. Murcutt
Japan
Ann Stothe Cruse
Gerald Austen
Lynn B. Follett
Mrs. Percival
Martha D. Taylor
Greene
Department of Comment
Lmnes
Tales
Iherworld
Slateen
France
Germany
Russia
Sweden
Italy
Spain
Hungary
America
Gyp
Anatole France
Maurice Donnay
Alfred Capus
Georges Maurevert
Jean Relbrach
Max Fischer
Arthur Schnitaler
Rudolf Stratz
Ernst von Wolzogen
Baroness von Heyking
Maxim Gorky
Mathilde Serao
Daniel Fallstrom
Emilia Pardo Bazan
Stephan Tomorkeny
James Huneker
Jean Belgrach
Simeon
Rudolf Strat
Ropean
Tne
Stewart Edward White
John Burrough
Rge
Navesink Highlands
Mabel Osgood Wright
J. Horace McFarland
Tom Watsons Magazine Praised For June Issue
The June number of Tom Watsons Magazine is praised for its fearless expression and keen insight. It features strong articles on the Southern Negro as a Property Owner by Leonora Beck Ellie and an engaging discussion by John H. Girdner M D on progress since emancipation.
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Tom Watson
Collected Works Review and Political Essays Highlight June Issue
The June number surveys Robert Hunter Poverty and Tibbles tale of a Suppressed Populist paper with Bryan. It also critiques Bankers and Tariff myths by Griffin and Benton, with Dreiser social scenes and Sheppard’s Drum story. Grogan’s The King's Image and Harper serial strength the issue, plus Ruth Sterr poem and other features. Colonel Sanders remains weaker per Helena dispatch.
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Robert Hunter
Thomas H. Tibbles
The
Nebraska Independent
William Jennings Bryan
Albert Griffin
Joseph Dana Miller
Joel Benton
Theodore Dreiser
Alfred Tressider Sheppard
Walter E. Grogan
Maxwell Fair
Vincent Harper
Daniel
Ruth Sterr
House of Cards
GrHutten
Tom Watson
West Forty-second
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Standard Publishing Company, Publishers and Proprietors
Sunday Standard
Butte
Broadway
pMiteoula
Alain Street
Felepto
W. J. Morton
Curren
Mont Pelee
Caar
Senator Mitchell
Jesta
Triggs
Norway
Togo
Tokio
Chicago
California
Hood River
University of St. Petersburg
M. J. Connell Company
Hudnut
Justin
Pinaud
Violette de Parmers
Yara
Coe
ISC
M. J. Gonnell Company
the Pilgrim
Owsley Block
Butte Mont
F. Rice
Fulton
Fox Typewriter
Sanders Weaker
Standard
Helena
Sanders
Lax
University
Oscar J. Craig
Missoula
Mont
ST. Paul
Peter
Frank 8. Webster
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