Anaconda Standard Publication and Subscription Details
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions and provides office addresses and sale locations. It notes branch offices in Butte and Missouri and distributes foreign advertising contacts with New York Chicago offices.
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Socene OD
W. J. Morton
New York
Ofice
Brunswick Building
Fifth Avenue
Chicago
Washington Street
Butte Faces Missing Northwestern League Baseball This Summer
Local baseball fans fear Butte will lose its Northwestern league season as rail washouts and weather delay travel. Vancouver Aberdeen and Spokane games may shift to coast venues, reducing Butte play to four weeks from August 11 to September 7 with Tacoma Seattle Vancouver and Aberdeen acting as opponents elsewhere.
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Butte
Seattle
Vancouver
Aberdeen
Spokane
Tacoma
Butté
Livingston
Conrad Candidate Letter Stirs Montana Press Debate
A reader letter protests a Montana press claim that W G Conrad was rejected in primaries at his home. The Standard clarifies no such statement was made, noting Helena county convention action and unresolved indorsement. The exchange centers on how Conrad is portrayed by papers in Cascade county and Great Falls.
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W. G. Conrad
Conrad
Cascade County
Helena
Great Falls
Committee On
Montana
Josh
Montana Standard on Conrad candidacy and fair treatment
The Montana Standard asserts there are no local democratic peers pressuring for Mr. Conrad and argues Montana has not taken his candidacy seriously. It suggests eastern promoters may misrepresent him and questions whether he is receiving a fair deal, noting outside Montanan influence and media portrayal.
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Conrad
Montana
Denver
East
Contrad
United States
Mr Bryans Remark on La Follette Praise in Currency Bill Debate
The piece examines Mr Bryan praising Senator La Follette for opposing the emergency currency bill and questions whether his praise reflects the Democratic party line or his own views. It contrasts senate leadership and House opposition to the measure, noting Democrats’ role in countering Aldrich and other bills.
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Bryan
Nebraska
la Folléette
Wisconsin
la Follette
Senate
la Folletta
Democratic Party
Aldrich
House of Representatives
First Republican Convention Nominating Taft on First Ballot
The Republican National Convention opens in Chicago with strong expectation that Taft will be nominated on the first ballot. Historically eight of thirteen conventions ended on the first ballot or by acclamation, while several contests stretched to many ballots, reflecting party dynamics across eras.
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Chicago
Taft
Fremont
Lincoln
Grant
Harrison
McKinley
Roosevelt
Seward
Hayes
Blaine
Garfield
Sherman
McClellan
Greeley
Cleveland
Bryan
Parker
Buchanan
Ballot timing in U S presidential conventions
The piece notes that Democratic nominations required two thirds until 1868 with Seymour on the twenty second ballot and later returns, while Republicans used majority votes. It cites instances of multiple ballots for Tilden Hancock Cleveland Bryan and compares ballot counts since 1956 with expectations for first ballot nominations this year.
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Breckin-ridge
Douglas
Seymour
Tilden
Hancock
Cleveland
Bryan
Roosevelt extends inland waterways commission
The president used executive power to preserve the inland waterways commission after the senate failed to act. He announced he would continue its life with minor changes, adding Senator Allison to the roster, despite congressional inaction during the Washington governors meeting.
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Waterways Commission
Senate
Washington
Roosevelt
Allison
Plague Scare Continues Amid Venezuelan Outbreak
Caracas reports Bubonic plague cases rising in recent days. Officials note lack of sanitary measures and no city actions yet. Quarantine imposed for passengers from La Guarra as diplomatic efforts stall amid Castro regime claims epidemic ended.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Willemstadt
Curacaa
la Guarra
Castro
Novel trust method spreads by paper makers
New York on June 14 details a trust fighting tactic disclosed in an advertisement. John Norris, chairman of the committee on paper for the American Newspaper Publishers association, is authorized by publishers using 151,000 tons of news print per year to negotiate with pulp mill owners to install paper making auxiliaries and arrange guaranteed f o b prices for a term of years on the output.
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New York
John Norris
Committee
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Heady for Trouble in Panama Election
Washington reports government preparations for a possible Pan ama election crisis. A U S force stands ready near Panama to protect Americans and property in the canal zone. Marines and ships including the Tacoma Dubuque Albany Prairie Des Moines Paducah and Marietta are positioned or en route to safeguard the area.
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Washington
Panama
Canal Zone
Tacoma
New York Navy Yards
Bradford
R. I
Colon
Dubuque
Albany
Prairie
Newport
Isthmus
Des Moines
Havana
Paducah
Marietta
Guantanamo
Cuba
First Republican Convention and the Birth of a Party
A 1908 retrospective on the 1856 Philadelphia convention that founded the Republican Party. It outlines how the unorganized gathering united anti-slavery factions, nominated Fremont for president and Dayton for vice president, and set a lasting party discipline and organizational strength shaping American politics.
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Republican Party
Philadelphia
Fremont
Dayton
Chicago
Roosevelt
Fairbanks
Mugwump
Jackson
Mich
Alvan E. Bovay
Ripon
Wis
Horace Greeley
New York Tribune
Bovay
Michigan
Illinois
Bloomington
Abraham Lincoln
House of Representatives
Republican Association
Washington City
Pittsburg
Free States
Missouri
Maryland
Virginia
Kentucky
South Carolina
North
West
Kansas
Delaware
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
William H. Seward
John McLean
Salmon P. Chase
John C. Fremont
Seward
Judge McLean
Chase
McLean
William L. Dayton
New Jersey
Lincoln
John M. Palmer
Gold Democrats
Buchanan
A. Lincoln
Henry C. Whitney
Judge Davis
Urbana
Ill
Whitney
Davis
Chicago Tribune
Massachusetts
Greeley
Trumbull
Julian
Palmer
Republican Organization
Frederic J. Hasn
Pathfinder of U P road dies from his injuries
Capt W L Berthoud pioneer designer of the Georgetown loop pathfinder of the Union Pacific surveys through Nebraska Colorado Wyoming and Utah and early engineer of the Panama railroad died in Colden Colorado from injuries after a fall with a lit lamp several weeks earlier He was 88 born in Switzerland in 1830 and served in the Union Army during the Civil War.
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Colden
Colo
W. L. Berthoud
Georgetown
Union Pacific Railroad
Nebraska
Colorado
Wyoming
Utah
Panama Railroad
Switzerland
America
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Doresse
JS Editorial
Seeesnoo
East Broadway
Higgins Avenue
New York City
Hotalling
Park Row
Broadway
Auditorium Annex
P. O. News Co
Dearborn Street
Empire
Jackson and
Dearborn
Kansas City
Yuma News Co
Ninth
Minneapolis
Kavanaugh
South Third Street
San Francisco
van Nees
St. Francis Whensland
Los Angeles
Amos
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake City
Moon's
Rosenfeld & Hanson's
Church Street
Veden
Kind’s
North Howard Street
John W. Graham & Co
Pacific Avenue
International News Co
Portland
Oregon News Co
Sixth Street
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mont
MR. Conrad
MR. Bryan
Orton Brothers
Kohler & Chase
Camp & Co
Schubert
Kimball
Brinkerhoff
Milton
Fischer
Hallet & Davis
Organs
Victor and Edison
Orton Bros
North Main Street
Pathfinder
U. P
Road
Owsley Block
Butte, Montans
Rice & Fulton
Props
Ind
Union Dental Co
Union Dentists Curtis Block
W. Park Over
Chequamegon Cafe
Butte, Anaconda
Oregon Short Line Railway
Sliver Bow
Northern Pacific
Durant
Great Northern
Miles’ Crossing
M. Mo
Otto C. Stoelker
Glasgow
Londonderry
California
Columbia
Caledonia
Furnessia
Henderson Brothers
Sherman St
Mrs. Winslow
Mr. Winston
the Fair Drug
The
Butte Wholesale Paper Co
South Main St
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