Anaconda Standard listing offices and news stands
The Standard Publishing Company of Anaconda Mont lists its main office in Blanchard Block and branch offices in Butte and Higgins Avenue. It provides a national network of newsstand locations from New York to Seattle and invites general correspondence to Anaconda.
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New York City
Hotajiing
News Stars
No & Park Row
Broadway
Auditorium Annex
Chicago
P.O. News Co
Dears Barn Street
Zmpire
Roland
Jackson and
Dearborn
Kassel
Ka Yama News
Nash and Malin
Minneapolis
Kavanauch
Finokane
North Howard Prrest
Spokane
John W. Graham & Co
Tacoma
Pacific Avenue
Seatile
Berttle
International News Co
Portland
Oream News Co
Corras Spandehoe
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mont
White House Social Scene Shifts with Roosevelt Era
Fragment from a 1904- era discussion notes the decline of old hospitality at the White House under Roosevelt. It contrasts Mrs. Cleveland’s famed charm with Roosevelt’s social elite image and warns that if Taft were elected, the White House may become socially inaccessible to all but the four hundred.
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Europe
McKinley and
Cleveland
Mra
Land
Roosevelt
White House
Taft Forces Win Narrow Vote At Chicago Convention
At the Chicago convention a close controversy over credentials and rules showed Taft backers had a working majority. The credentials committee favored Taft, while allies pushed a rule tying electors to state votes. The minority report failed by a slim margin, signaling Taft's continued leverage despite sharp opposition.
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Chicago
Taft
al- Nes
Committee On Crefentials
Roems
Committee On
Committee On Rules
Tatertalen
Mae Jerity
Les Than
Iip
White House Society Under Roosevelt Era Decline
A damaged, era-spanning reflection notes social shift at the White House. It contrasts Mrs. Cleveland’s era with Roosevelt’s, criticizing rising exclusivity, cabinet influence, and elite dances and receptions. The piece laments a democratic atmosphere replaced by monarchy-like pomp and social barriers.
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Jesse
White House
Perm
Oxarttiva Mansion
Cabinnt
Istere
Roosevelt
Edward
Dino
Foelker’s Rise and Rallies in New York Politics
Immigrant turned lawyer, Foelker rose from baker’s apprentice in Troy to New York State Assembly and Senate. His independence surprised party leaders as he opposed Niagara power grab bills and blocked Gov Hughes’ anti gambling measure despite pressure. He faced illness but pressed toward a legal career and potential gubernatorial candidacy.
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New York
Washes
Alala
Inajor Foelly
Hughes
Empire State
Foclker
Perseveranor
Chengiess
Penn Lors
Widdie Fee
Aelion
Ledok BM
Abn
Foelker
Germany
Troy
Brooklyn
Trent
Polilier
New York Assembly
Assembly
Niagara
State Senate
Jse
Senate
Kimia
Rehamina- Mon Wise
Fitnie
Electric conveniences shape New York restaurant service
Descriptive notes describe New York eateries where each table has an electric coffee percolator an electric chafing dish and a telephone. Food is served hot from chafing dishes when possible while silverware is cleaned with a vibrating brush and meat is cut in an electric chopper.
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New York City
Gambling and Horse Racing Without Gambling Feature
The article questions what horse racing will become if gambling is removed and predicts varied outcomes. Some believe eliminating gambling will raise the sport’s respectability and attract crowds, while others point to past concerns about gambling at a popular hotel that spurred policy changes yet did not halt racing’s appeal.
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Geod
Iia
Popular Hotel
Minister Goes Insane After Alleged Lie
A Sterling Tennessee Tribune dispatch reports Rev Bara Poray, minister of the Dunkard church in Wits city, suffered a mental breakdown after believing he had lied about a parishioner. His mind fixed on a delusion of being pursued, leading to probate court declaring him of unsound mind and sending him to an asylum.
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Chicago
Tribune
Sterling
Ana
Wits City
Bara Plorey
Church of the Brethren
Dunkard
Hg Hithmate
State Rail Commission Orders Montana Railway to Cut Passenger Rates
Helena June 1 The state railway commission ordered the Montana Railway company to reduce passenger rates after August 1 This year rates are eight cents per mile and the present rate is eight and a half cents per mile The commission action aims to lower travel costs on the line.
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Helena
State Railway Commission
Montana Railway Company
Hearst Gains in 1905 Maryoralty Recount
In New York on June 12 Hearst gained 39 votes in the recount of the 1905 maryoralty election as 153 ballot boxes were examined before Justice Lambert. Hearst stood ay Salu of 876 votes so far in the tally.
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New York
William R. Hearst
Justice Lambert
Hearst
Ban Loize for Marines
Washington reports the president has learned from Panam that stock keepers there are selling to wholesome beverages to marines. He ordered the navy department to seek further information.
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Washington
Panam
Thore
Navy Department
Oday
Rockefeller Arrives in Cleveland With Household Members
John D. Rockefeller and members of his household arrived in Cleveland this morning and are expected to stay at Forest Hill until the situation resolves.
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Cleveland, Ohia
John D. Rockefter
Rocksfenen
Forest Hill
Electric devices reshape kitchen and industry use
A Chicago Tribune writer notes rapid adoption of electric equipment in homes and factories. Electric ranges, refrigerators, griddles, and cooking devices promise energy efficiency, with electric potato peelers and steamers showcased for restaurants. The article highlights projected energy savings and growing trust in electric power.
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Tilly
Chicago Tribuma
Grinters
Rome
Genera
Inge
Mrs Helmont Receives All Estate Proceeds
The will named York and Relinant to receive all heal and personal property and sheds Haessemitris of the estate. The value of the estate is not given in the report.
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York
Oliver
Henley Rinck
Butte
Montane
Ustal
Rice & Fulton
Props
Ind
Dorly to command Kiileshin Missouri after promotion
Commander Robert M Dorly is set for promotion to captain and will assume command of the Kiileshin Missouri, replacing Captain Z A Moevriam who previously led the vessel.
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Washington
Robert M. Dorly
Missouri
Z. A. Moevriam
International Sunday School Convention Opens in Louisville
Frederic J. Haskin reports from Louisville Kentucky on the International Sunday School convention with 2500 delegates from the United States and Canada, plus thousands of workers. The gathering advances teacher training, graded lessons, and world evangelism through a century of Sunday school progress.
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Louixville
Canada
United States
North America
Tla
American Sunday School Union
Toronto
Robert Raikes
Gloucester
England
Bobby Wild Goose
Archbishop of Canterbury
Grant
Hayes
McKinley
Roosevelt
John Wesley Nades
Raikes
Louisville
Tod
Ihn General
Wilderapin
Thia
Todarn
Makc
W. Clark
New York
Boston
Atlantic
Tendon
Jerusalem
Rome
Washington
Frederick J. Haskin
Receivers Demanded for National Glass Company
Pittsburg Sime 11 The Union Trust Company of Pittsburgh demanded receivership in U S circuit court for foreclosure on 3690 000 in bonds after National Glass Company defaulted on interest payments The firm operates 70 plants across five states with a 4 9 million capital The Union Trust Company holds the first mortgage bonds.
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Pittsburg
Sime 11
National Glass Company
Union Trust Company
Th City
United States
Thue
First
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Is Andano. Posliahing Company, Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda
Dany
Sunday Standard
Blancherd Block
Talaphone
Butts
East Broadway
Pabssbie
Higgins Avenue
W. J. Moriah
Farelen Advere
Rhinawick
Fifth Avenua
Chicard Ofice
Washington Abeat
Folcsker, A
THE
Wour
Rockefeller
Mrs. Helmont
DE Price
Frederic J. Haskin
Montana
Illinois
Iowa
Minnesota
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Northern Pacific Railway
Pullman
W. HL. Merriman
Butte, Mont
BIG Glass Company
Vw . A A
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