Anaconda Standard Publishing and Advertising Info
The Anaconda Standard lists publishers and proprietors, printing details, subscription rates, and office contacts. It includes branch offices in Butte and references to New York Chicago and other cities for advertising and news access. It also notes where the newspaper can be purchased and where to address general business and correspondence to The Anaconda Standard, Anaconda, Montana.
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Buffalo
W. Freey's
West Eagle Street
New York City
Brantene's
Union Square
Hotsling’s
Southwet
Chicago
Auditorum Annex
P. O. News Con
Minneapolis
Mavanaugh’s
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Franti Hewssland, Angelen
Ber News Co
South Broadway
Ner
Poe Seventeenth
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
Cotunbte Street
Portland
Oregon
Cas
Kansan City
American Wawa Cote
Jetere and Corve
Standard Publishing Company
Apaconds
Mont
Indiana Democrats Pivot to Vice Presidential Hint in 1906
The Indiana Democrats debate a shift toward selecting John W. Korn as a leading candidate for vice president amid plans for the 1908 campaign. Korn previously sought the governorship in 1900 and 1906, drawing support from various factions as they weigh national ambitions.
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Indiana
John W. Korn
Uey
New York
Beyan
Miners die in new mine disaster amid rising operations
Yesterday the Six oClock mine of the Butte Cowper Exploration Company suffered its first fatal accident as two workers were killed and two injured. Several newly opened properties have seen accidents since the year began, reflecting dangers in mining development.
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Butte Cowper Exploration
Coyn- Wanien
Wadsworth Contends With Presidential Letter
Congressman Wadsworth rejects a presidential insinuation about the House committee on agriculture. He asserts the president erred in judgment after reviewing grounds and writes a frank letter defending the committee’s integrity. The Wadsworth family legacy is noted as anchoring local political stature.
Wadsworth Family Legacy and Civil War Service
A Western New York family shaped public libraries and state leadership. The elder Wadsworth built estates and promoted agriculture while his son rose to Congress and aided New York politics. The narrative praises General Wadsworth, notes his death, and recounts his son’s continued public service and near-speech as speaker in a pivotal legislature session.
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New York
Hs Son
Houzand
Watnworth
Manic Grealay
Olalnerd
Temes S. Wadsworth
Wadsworth
Mme Cat Kresemign
Congress
Songressnyeyyaid
Dunior Wadsworth
Wads- Worth
Alice
Theodore Roce Wall
United States
Theodore
Twins A Pl a Butte Hall eteudy finished yesters ay
Butte baseball season shows strong fan interest as the Buttes post a 10 of 15 record in home and road games. They beat Spokane three of five, Thomas two of five, and Gray's Marher five, signaling rising local enthusiasm for the national pastime.
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Butte Hall Etuty
Ibs
Butte
Trowas
Butte Tenny
Buttes
Spokane
Thoma
Gray
Marher
Bulte
Dla
Holy
Sueeris
Memorial Services For Late Lodges In Butte
Memorial services held at the Broadway theatre in Butte by the Rolahts of pytitas were vivid and impressive. Members from Dainoy lodge No 1 Ivatihae lodge 7 Oawean lodge No and Calanihe lodge 16 joined the service paying tribute to departed brethren. Large attendance, beautful musical numbers, and an eloquent oration by Hon. Lee Mantie.
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Broadway
Bute
Pytitas
Butte
Dainoy Lodge
Ivatihae Lodge
Calanihe Lodge
Pei
Lee Mantie
New York Evening Post Sees Democratic Rise in Northern Governors
A New York Evening Post review argues Democratic governors are rising in the North as the party nears possible national advantage. It cites state election patterns from 1888 to 1892, noting more northern successes and predicting shifting political momentum toward Democrats.
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Canmenling
Chamberlain
Oregon
Yok
Evening Post
Post
Ney
Democrata
Turbulent Political Shift in Russia Supposed by Press Dispatch
Fragmentary report describes increased unrest across the Russian empire with warnings from M. Witte about deteriorating conditions. Dispatches hint at a parliamentary move within ten days as authorities brace for further upheaval.
Fatal accident in Butte mine shocks town
A mining disaster near Butte claims two workers and injures several others. Survivors Willam O’Neill and Whitman suffer serious injuries while coworkers Havenck and Lawman die or are gravely harmed. the explosion occurs just after shift change near tunnel 19. The scene lies north of Mead Close as investigators sort cause and mourn the dead.
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Lauman
Naycock
Mead
Butte
Gomez Anniversary Observed At Site Of Death
Maxine Gomez remembered in a town ceremony marking the anniversary of his death. The event occurred at the location of his passing under liberal party auspices with eulogies from local readers and officials. Many homes wore crepe and flags flew at half mast.
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Tinland
Dene
Maxine Gomez
Towse
Gomez
Wil
Commencement Week At Montana State Normal College
The Dillon campus hosts a week of graduations and ceremonies for Montana State Normal College. Forty graduates include four-year and three-year programs with Ida Auerbach, Minnie Wasyer, and many others to receive diplomas. A Midsummer Night’s Dream on campus and a stirring commencement concert headline events as families arrive for the celebrations.
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State Normal College
Villans
Montana State Poriaal College
Elias
Ida Auerbach
Minnie Wasy
Corvaltle
Una Sicora
Red Lente
Marcia
Furnton
Col
Ruby Simpson
Red Lodur
Mary Kieter
Bozeman
Mary McMahon
Lula Atkins
Diffie Richey
Butte
Elizabeth Snook
Forsyth
Nelle Wii
Columbia Vaux
Seleho
Willam Pryantt
Piitbrook
Department of Manual Arts and Drawing
Art's
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Luce
Psi
Pleno
Chane Bors
Jardine Kife
Vaewl
Prince
Lynerth
Birch
Vinnie Burton
Mitt Chace Adams
Tare Derati
Miss Durnford
Dillon
Child to Recover After Accidental Shooting Incident
Special liaixten to the Standard from Billings states William Lawton, held for the accidental shooting of girl Mary Dillon on a Northern Pacific passenger train Thursday night, was released to go home. The child will recover.
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Billings
William Lawton
Mary Dillon
New June Sky Map Details Planets and Anomalies
A June sky map reports a complex political astronomy of the heavens with rings called the Twenty Threes that extinguish nearby planets, and a lineup of planets and minors such as Roosevelt and Bryan moving in close orbital patterns. It notes upcoming changes with the autumnal equinox and predicts bright displays around August with further shifts in planetary positions and visibility.
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Tim
Ain
Flinet Roosevelt
Odell
Bryan
Phil
Stas
Stacs Mar Te
Hms
Memorial Plan to Honor Late Carl Schurz in New York
June 17 report states New York citizens formed a committee to erect a bronze memorial for Carl Schurz. Joseph J. Choate serves as chairman with Gustav Schweiger as vice chairman, Jane Cligman treasurer, and Andy as secretary. The group aims to solicit funds for the memorial and related causes, with a fall meeting planned and addresses expected from prominent figures including Grover Cleveland.
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Ew York
New York
Carl Schurz
Mire
Joseph J. Chute
Gustav Lf
Sehwah
Jaane Cligman
Andiy
Schurz
Comenittes
Mr. Choate
Grover Cleveland
Pastor Misconduct Alleged By Twisted Spine Abuse
Libel tale from Tack, Towa dated June 17 alleges Rev. S. Stabeler former pastor of the Mothewilst church pursued Mrs. Moore after claiming a damaged spinal cord forced avoidance of truth. Parishioners recall his head twisted before the scandal and he reportedly lied about debts and fidelity.
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Towa
1. S. Stabeter
Mra
C. MW. Moore
Lewet
Ifstaheley
Moore
Ilaurelé
Incomplete text offers vague church remarks
The fragment mentions a minister noting better condition and unclear details about a community or event. No clear names, places, or dates are readable to form a factual summary.
Barbers' Shops Raided by Navvy Armies in Paris
Paris June 17. Hairdressers who struck work to protest Sunday closures faced a bold retaliation. An army of navvies descended on central Paris barber shops early, filling their chairs with unusual customers and forcing several shops to close by afternoon. Regular clients watched in disbelief as the scene unfolded and the tumult subsided by late morning.
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Paris
Uie
Donkey Drawn Car Causes Clownish Clerical Dismissal
A bizarre incident in Agen features a donkey drawing a motor carriage as a prankster invented a motor that runs by wind and crash. The priest, Pari, faced dismissal from his curacy after the bishop overlooked the humor and punished the abbe for ridiculing his superior by using a donkey to drive through town.
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Pari
Tio
Ss Mater
Agen
Dinner Honors Miss Ellen Terry at Hotel Cecil
A June 17 dinner in Landon celebrated Ellen Terry with 200 prominent guests from the theatrical world. Churchill praised her genius. tickets and subscriptions helped raise about 45,020 dollars for the Terry public fund from Drury Lane receipts and American contributions.
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Europe
America
Shia Delievers
Henry Irving
Joseph Chaale
Terry Dublice
Drury Lane Theater
Amerina
Campbell Ne Ad. Denver June M Campbell Civil Lawyer Dies
Campbell a well known lawyer and general counsel to the Weolien of the World died at St Josephs hospital after injuries from an automobile accident while returning from the cornerstone ceremony of a temple. He was 43 and born in Cincinnati. A widow survives him.
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Roosevelt
Olo
Hell
Bender
Stare O'Ryyan
Belmont
Tanunely
Cleveland
Dayker
Vettery
Denver
June M. Campbell
Baelie
St. Joseph's Hospital
Campbell
Cincinnati
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Washington Street
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WHO
Temevells
Wadsworths
House of Representatives
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Air
Wadeworth
Continental Congress
Memorial Services
Jed
MTOM
Siesals
St. Petersburg
Empire
Code Service
M. Witte
Shige
Secrerday
Jugs
Willam O' Nall
O'Neill
Whitman
Whitwan
Troyan
Havenck
Mnaiona
West Pas Sille Streel
Centerville
Tie
Deho Lawman
Geveral
Kla Wpgere
Ruth Boing Weel
Yilven
Suries
Imast
T Mannock
Ou Ci
Manrack
Seymour
Ind
Hancock
Buriinston
John Luumsn
Walsh Rudler
Marin Hudls
Germ Lidhernchitect
Wurtal Bent ML Marieh
Gomez Ann Hsawy
He College
Campin
Elaine
Vin Burtoy
Florence A. Googron
Anna A. Bicora
Laureat E Neabeth Steck
Mentwyn
Mierviking
Columbia Fats
Devise
Auerhach
Chateau
Atwater
Beushleit
Surgeville
Burton Io Billeck
Mise
Karnes
Whitehall
Flotan
Dmon
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Diketon Ciizens
Audi
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Leyelan
R Elmow
Alger EN
Jerome
Yyoman
Suzé
Pastor
Ellen Terry
Butte Business College
Owsley Block
Rice & Fulton
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