Publication and advertising details for Standard Publishing Co
The notice lists subscriptions rates for daily and Sunday editions, offices in Anaconda Montana with telephone numbers, and branch addresses. It also notes foreign advertising offices in New York Chicago Hartford and a network of news stands and agents across major cities, instructing that general correspondence go to Anaconda Montana.
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Montana
New York
Hotaling
Park Row
Broadway
Detroit
Metropolitan News Co
Woodward
Michigan
Chicago
Congress Hotel
United
Eady
Los Angeles
Kemp's
San Diego
E. M. Child's
Denver
Western News Agency
Salt Lake City
McGuis
Firth Avenue
Washington Street
Portland
Bowman News Co
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mant
Roosevelt's Waterloo at Republican National Convention
Reportage on the June convention scene where Witt forces push the temporary chair into a strong position while Roosevelt allies struggle to gain ground. The piece notes a continuing split in the party, the slim chance of a bolt, and doubts about November unity under a likely nominee. Roosevelt leaders face ridicule if they claim Tait as nominee.
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Witt
la Follette
Cummins
Roosevelt
Victor Rosewater
Johnson
Cal Mornna
Hadley
Missouri
Francis J. Henry
Bill Flinn
Neutenants
2 Bolt
Bolt
Tait
Republican Party
Taft Defends Commerce Court Then Sends Judges Where Needed
President Taft refuses to let Congress abolish the commerce court and cites a provision for temporary assignment of its judges to other courts. The system allows up to five judges to be sent to congested districts, aiding circulation of cases. Examples include judges reassigned from the Eighth Circuit to Montana and then to the Atlantic region in 1910.
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Taft
Congrese
Commerce Court
Gore
Isistorney
United States
Jarze
Tulge Cartinel
Aise
Aurtor
Washington
Moantana
Drege
Arbeank
Abril
San
Butte Baseball Day and Court Union in May
In Butte the circuit court assigns Francisco 10 for May and June with Judge Mack in Chicago during January and March, while May brings sessions in Arizona. A labor treaty under the Erdman act nears settlement as President Knapp leads negotiations with Labor Commissioner Neill. Baseball Day is proclaimed with 1 pm closings, urging city support for the Butte team in the Union Association amid limited local interest compared to Helena and other cities.
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Ifenlinn
Genurs Wicker
Sham Ventures
Ier
Buite
Butte
Helena
Missoula
Great Falls
Buke
Rames
Union Association
Democratic and Republican Conventions Loom Baltimore Preview
The country watches Chicago where the Republican National Convention unfolds while Baltimore prepares for the Democratic National Convention next Tuesday. Observers note the eclipse of interest shifting from Chicago to Baltimore as chatter swirls about who leads the Democratic race, with Champ Clark viewed as a leading contender.
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Chicago
Baltimore
Chantp Clark
Monulain
Lorimer Defense Faces Senate Vote and Expulsions
The senate prepares to vote on Lorimer’s seating as polls show a substantial chance of expulsion. Observers anticipate resignations by supporters and a ripple effect among Republican ranks after the March 1 1911 vote on the legitimacy of his title.
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Senate
Titnals
View
Lorimer
Tartmor
Jerimer
Lorimer voting fallout reshapes senate defection map
Fractured text shows Lorimer supporters across parties facing retaliation or retirement pressure. Republicans Thillenley, Butranty, Orpen, Thek, Ken, Piles, Reeth defeated or weakened after backing Lorimer. Democrats Pos ter and Torntan of Louisiana, Cyne ler of Wentnelty, Cul tom of Winsis and Gamble of South Dakota also noted. The piece rumbles about Roosevelt and Taft factions, Rosewater, and a Democratic push toward reform as the 1908 political climate intensifies.
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Slevoy Democrats
Lorimer
Tulligis
Senate
Mle
Mailie
Crate
Massachimetts
Alearich
Rhode Jarud
Wint
California
Benators Thillenley
Connretinut
Butranty
Mehigan
Orpen
New York
Thek
Ohio
Ken
New Jersey
Reeth
Benators
Poster
Torntan
Louisiana
Cyneler
Wentnelty
Democrary
Cultom
Winsis Ann Gamble
Soult Dakoig
Republicwia
Pre Puen
Lien
Gamble
Wt Lerten
Tast
Youvill
Fragmentary notes on political figures and campaigns
A garbled OCR passage references several political figures including Champ Clark Bryan and others. It discusses candidacy, public appearances, and metaphorical images of political dynamics, with cultural references to Missouri and Pittsburg and a critique of campaign activities. The text is incomplete and unclear.
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Bil Finn
Pittsburg
Missouri
Champ Clark
Bail Not Forthcoming as County Treasurer Remains in Jail
Oleda County treasurer remains in jail on embezzlement charges as the $3,000 bail could not be posted. D. N. Williams, state examiner, spent the day reviewing the treasurer’s books with no definite figures yet. The bonding company has not sent a representative and the county commissioners plan to meet tomorrow to determine next steps for the county’s interests.
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Funerial Piapatih
Oleda County
Tango County
Henry Davin
Asl Hight
D. N. Williams
Feauty State
Hoss
Ula
Maine First Primary Yields GOP Victory in Senate and Governor
Portland Maine June 18 voters in Maine cast their ballots for the first general primary of the season. Edwin C Burleigh former congressman led the Republican U S Senate nomination by about 5000 votes over his opponent while William T Haines won the GOP governorship race. Democratic nominations saw no contest with votes going to Governor Plaisted and Senator Openin Gardner for nomination.
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Portland
Maine
Eewin Co. Burleigh
Fommer
Congress
United States
Willeam T. Haines
Plaisted
Renatar Ope- Minh Gardner
Leper Republic Formed With American President
Mania June 18. Michael Whalen, an American citizen, elected as the first president of the Niet Seper republic in the Palip pines. The new self styled republic is located on Gsland pe Culion, under Philippine government oversight.
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Mania
Pie
National League Elects Officers in Republican Club
Chicago based Wic-Olivers selected by the National League of Republican Clubs as officers. Olin Mays Hope named president. vice presidents include John B. Hedges and John C. Yeaser of New York, Henry Davis of Ohio, Henry Jackson of Georgia. Secretary-treasurer D. G. Atherton, and general treasurer John G. Capers of South Carolina. Committee heads named for automating committees and campaign committees. Harry Hapgeld of New York chairs resolutions. Hawaiin Republicans pledge a $1000 contribution.
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Chicago
Wic
Olivers
National League of Republicon
Olin Mays Hope
New York
John B. Hedges
Johm C. Yeaser
Henry
Davis
Ohio
Jackson
Georgia
D. GB
Atherton
Pennsylvania
Touselor
John G. Capers
South Carolin
Berséant-at-atma
James Davis
Divorce Granted to Mrs Cecile Davis in Chicago Decree
Superior Judge McDonald signed a decree granting a divorce to Mrs Cecile Chi Davis, wife of Richard Harding Davis, noting separation due to another woman. No provisions for alimony or support were included in the decree.
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Chicago
Tun
McDonald
Mre
Cecile Chii Davis
Richard Harding Davis
Tie Auither
Divs Teati
Will of late Nevada senator filed at Reno
The will of late Nevada senator George Nixon was filed today in Reno. It leaves half the estate to his widow and half to his son Bertrand Nixon when he reaches age. The will is held by a local bank and does not disclose the estate value beyond stating it is never over five hundred thousand dollars.
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Nevada
Reno
Dune
London health and science notes survey Europe and Britain
Fragmented items describe European health trends, early 1900s street lighting in London, German building floors, a coin-collecting worker’s poisoning case, elephant anatomy and respiration, Danish education, lead cavities in ink vessels, and Mrs. Francis White’s plan to study at Cambridge seeking the fountain of youth. The report mixes curiosities, experiments, and scholarly mentions from Berlin to Baltimore.
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London
Europe
Britain
University of Berlin
Yale
Germany
Robert P. Schhamer
Hasburg
Landlins
Westham
England
Francis White
Baltimore
White
Cambridge University
Jens
Mounds, Animal Attack, and Large Contraband Ring Reported
Wexas notes from a US Geological Survey paper describe 20 to 100 foot mounds, 2 to 5 feet high, circular to elongated, with debates on their origin and erosion. An incident near Graneville involves a 10 year old animal attacked by a mounted horse hunter, with a dramatic episode leading to a capture and transport to Akron. In Akron Philephte Record and Kelala hints, a vast contraband operation centered in MLN and Laerrene spans Lake Marglore to Sartassivilian frontier, involving 1,000 people and arrests, moving saccharine, wax, and Swiss watches across the frontier with railway complicity. Italy-based suspects cross into Switzerland to avoid arrest.
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Wexas
Nolses
United States Geological Survey
Seellon
Trower
Grane Ville
Ry Adwatar
Akron
Rower
Jude
Express
Phiephte Record
Tallon Enstony Howe
Kelala
Avith B
MLN
Laerrene
Sartassivilian
Lake Marglore
Ta Bano
Italy
Switzerland
London Evening Standard
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