Anaconda Standard publication and distribution details
The Anaconda Standard lists publishing rates Daily and Sunday 1 month 1.00 Daily and Sunday 1 year 10.00 Sunday Standard 1 year 2.00 plus a long directory of newsstand locations in New York Chicago San Francisco Los Angeles Denver Salt Lake City and Seattle and a note that all business letters should be addressed to Anaconda, Mont.
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Anaconia
Ballaria Rooms
New Fork City
Hataling
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San Francisco
Penver
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake
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Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
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Bankhead Named Alabama Senator in Morgan Vacancy
A press dispatch reports Governor of Alabama appointed John H Bankhead to fill the vacancy caused by the death of John T Morgan. Bankhead, already a congressman, becomes senator for months until the legislature confirms him, with a brevet senatorial waiting role noted. The piece discusses Alabama’s senatorial succession and upcoming Fourth of July events in Anaconda.
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Alabama
John H. Bankhead
Congress
Senate
John T Morgan
Uteourt
Bankhead
Morgan
Pettus
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Sodas
House of Representatives
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Corrupt bands and old party feuds in republican circles
The piece rails at corrupt bands in Republican conventions from states that field delegates yet never win the national vote. It warns Senator Knox of grafters pressing him, and recalls Henry Clay’s era of doomed bid for the presidency. The author laments repeated Whig-era misfortunes amid factional strife and public disappointment.
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Knox
Ulalen
Henry Clay Arrose
Tam
Ditlen
Cor Blaine
Thurman
Sid Develas
Calhoun
Webster
Two Rat Cousins and the Kaiser's Dramatic Fallout
A cable report claims Emperor William II exposed Prince Frederick William of Prussia as immoral. The Kaiser tore off the prince’s orders, banished him, and warned of prison if he returned. Frederick Henry heads to England amid royal intrigues and large fortunes cited. Joachim faces exile after a romance with a concert singer.
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Willam
Germany
Frederick Wenry of
Prusen
Prederick
Henry
Albrecht
Brunswick
Frederick
Prince Joachin
Afriea
Nile
Preflerick
Joachim
Price of meat and a spooky courtship tale lessen the joys of living
A whimsical piece traces meat prices rising for the average worker while a ghostly tale intertwines with a Brooklyn wedding. It notes Soy Pepper Vanderbilt and a spiritualist, Miss Minerva Vanderbilt, facing charges over mental capacity and improper influence as Cupid and ghosts shuffle date plans. The piece lampoons market inflation and social climbers with satirical humor.
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Dan Cupid
Prairies
Edward Ward Vanderbilt
Brooklyn
Mia
Mary Pepper
Bay Grove
Bright Eyes
Mea Pepper
Mr. Vanderbilt
Minerva Vanderhilt
Ling
Finnish Women Rally to Save the Nation
Dispatches describe nineteen Finnish women as healthy vigorous and determined as they abandon domestic roles to push for reform including legal equality for parents widening marriage rights and stricter penalties for infidelity. The piece notes their social standing in Finnish circles and frames their campaign as a collective national effort.
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Evifentyme
Finland
Ola Pinnlah
Widening Women's Roles and Suffrage Demands in Local Elections
A fragment discusses expanding the sphere of employment for women and codifying legislation on women’s rights, including extending female suffrage in local elections. It notes demands beyond this, and criticizes restrictions such as requiring a teaching woman to petition the emperor to be treated as a man, a clause the women members denounce. References to independence efforts in Minkand and calls for respectful consideration of their concerns are included.
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Russia
Minkand
Fintan
Alumni Meeting Debates Brown University Charter Change
A Providence gathering of Brown alumni weighs altering the university charter to end denominational control by Baptists. Debates center on allowing broader enrollment and access to bequests hindered by the current Baptist majority clause. The meeting reflects broader sectarian tensions influencing campus governance.
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Brown University
Providence
Association
Not Looking For Trouble Tokio June 1
A translated revolutionary statement urges calm between nations. It notes the close friendship between five nations and cautions against misreading U.S. and Japanese views. The text appeals for restraint and patient diplomacy to reach a just settlement.
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Tokio
Conseitnional Party
Howl
Cavalryman Ducemen Dies After Long Decline
Special Dispatch reports Ducemen a long time Gallatin valley resident and Civil War cavalryman died at his home. He served as a pensioner after the war and leaves a wife a son and two married daughters in Panama and New Jersey. Funeral set for tomorrow at 2, Catholic church with Grand Army pallbearers and local clergy assisting.
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Ducemen
Prtrieck Hally
Gallatin Valley
Tic
Reuuno
Arc
Ma Kelly
Tahn
Hs Paren
Panama
New Jersey
Actenoen
Velnek
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Dull
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Henry Hettinger
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Ravalli District Court Terms and Pending Harings
Special dispatch reports Ravalli County district court sessions with multiple cases listed. Debtors, assignees, and plaintiffs such as J. S. Grant, Thomas Roe, Clara Amith, Mingo Henry La Myers, and Union Life Insurance Company appear in actions to recover debts, damages, and notes with hearings scheduled from June 2 to June 24.
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Aine
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Sanders Eoumtite
M. Corlyy Wrainal
Colising
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Galial
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Carey
Clara Amith
Jung
M. Anderson
Fred Tlamenok
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Fire destroys two autos in Back Bay crash
A June 11 fire in Honton destroyed a Ford and an automobile aboard, with damage estimated at about 10,000 dollars. Authorities say the blaze began from an unknown cause during a collision panic involving the Back Bay Automobile company.
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Honton
Juna
Alastrot
Back Bay Automobile Company
Praise Service Held By Epworth Leaguers
A large Epworth League praise service at Bozeman featured Rev James Montgomery of Minneapolis as the keynote speaker. The day included a 6 o'clock prayer meeting attended by 148, a Sunday school at 9, and a sacramental service at 10 with nearly 100 testimonies of conversion. Delegates and locals filled the Methodist church for the evening address themed We Shall Be Taken.
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Standard
Boreman
Epworth League
James
Montgomery
Minneapolis
Beon
Bozeman
O'Elacis
Mankes
John A. Martin
Lewistown
George D
Livingston
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FW. Bull
W. W. van Oradel
J. W. Bennett
Methodist Church
James Montgomery
Owsley Block
Motte
Seninna
Ingensinn
Rice & Fulton
Annual Play at State Normal College Opens Season
Dillon June 17 The preparatory class at the state normal college presented Shakespeare Twelfth Night on campus between 7 and 9. Several hundred attended. Later the alumni hall hosted the annual ball in honor of the senior class with yellow and black decorations and refreshments between dances. Tomorrow the juniors plan the annual banquet in the alpine hall of the dormitory with similar festive decor.
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Dillon
State Normal College
Darl'e Lal
Governor Cromer Names Bankhead to Alabama Senate Vacancy
In Birmingham Alabama Governor Cromer announced the appointment of former Congressman John H Bankhead to fill the United States Senate vacancy from Alabama. The appointment will stand until the legislature selects a successor after the current senator Morgan.
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Birmingham
Ala
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Cromer
John H. Bankhead
United States Senate
Alabama
Mc Meath
Morgan
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