Subscription Rates and Office Details for The Anaconda Standard
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates Daily and Sunday year rate 10.00 with advance payment, daily alone per month, and a wide array of office locations and contact numbers including main office Standard Block Anaconda and branch offices in Butte Missoula Seattle Chicago and others. It also notes foreign advertising offices in New York and Chicago along with sale points across major cities.
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New York City
Hotaling’s
West Thirty-eighth Street
Feago
Aeditorium
P. O. News Co
Dearborn Street
Chicago
Empire News
Jackson and
Dearborn
Kansas City
Toma News Co
Minneapolis
Kavanaugh
South Third Street
San Francisco
van Nees
St. Francis
Ls Angeles
Amos
South Olive
Seren Atmac Cal
Hornung
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake City
Moon's Book Store
Rosenfeld & Hancon
M Church Street
Orden
Kind's
Twenty-fifth Street
Spokane
North Howard Street
Pokane
John W. Graham & Co
Pacific Avenue
Seattle
International News Co
Portland
Oregon News Co
Sixth Street
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Mont
Butte
Goldberg Corner Park
Dakota Streets
Main
Dakota Street
Read The Declaration On Independence Day Observances
The Standard denounces Fourth of July programmes that omit reading the declaration of independence praising the historic act. It recalls how Philadelphia officials read the document from the observatory balcony and urges communities to honor independence in celebrations.
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Congress
Philadelphia
State House
John Nixon
Divided season proposed to crown Northwestern league champion
Talks among baseball figures favor splitting the Northwestern league into two seasons with an interseason series to decide the final champion. Aberdeen leads, Vancouver trails, and Butte could improve with favorable results. A midseason restart around July 15 aims to boost July September interest amid limited home games.
Butte Basketball Seeks Strong Finish in Northwestern League
The article notes Butte has won 11 of its last 15 games and outlines current standings for Seattle Aberdeen Tacoma Spokane Butte Vancouver, with Aberdeen Butte Spokane and Vancouver improving while Seattle and Tacoma decline. It comments on local support and confidence in Butte to challenge for second place, with Montana’s team likely finishing at least third in the Northwestern league.
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Butte
Seattle
Aberdeen
Tacoma
Spokane
Vancouver
Montana
Mark Twain to Receive Oxford Doctorate in Literature
The event accompanies Oxford ceremonies honoring Lord Curzon as chancellor and Campbell-Banner-man with Whitelaw Reid also recognized. Twain is noted for contributing to literature on pressing contemporary issues, though some view his distinction with skepticism.
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Samuel L. Clemens
Mark Twain
Oxford University
Lord Curzon
Oxford
Campbell-Bannerman
Whitelaw Reid
Too Much Johnson in 1908 Democratic Ticket Discussed
A Chicago or regional opinion piece weighs Johnson name Likely contenders John A Johnson of Minnesota and Tom Johnson of Cleveland. It notes Johnsons as potential vote getters and recalls the era of Andrew Johnson while denying any family connection.
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Bryan
Johnson
John A. Johnson
Minnesota
Tom Johnson
Cleveland
Roosevelt
United States
Andy Johnson
Andrew Johnson
Lincoln
The
Johnsons
Teens, Towns Rally Behind Fourth Of July Plans
Montana newspapers boost Fourth of July spirit despite a cool wet June. Weather fears linger as towns report plans held back by persistent storms, but organizers press on with fundraising and events under the banner of celebration.
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Montana
Stirt
Wet Fourth of July Hopes Dimmed by Heavy Rains
The forecast foresees rain and cold on the Fourth as storms sweep the West with floods and pelted downpours. Cities from Mexico to Spokane report wet conditions, flooding cellars and dampening plans for outdoor amusements, while mountain snow adds to the unsettled weather.
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Associated Press
Fastana
Mexico
Great Falls
South Dakota
Spokane
Tatoma
Portland
Butte
Anaconda
Press Comment Voices on Leadership and Strikes
A compilation of editorials notes that criticizes public figures and press agents. It quotes the New York American on Kuroki as a general, offers a quip from St. Louis Globe-Democrat about self-help, mentions a Cuban cigar makers strike unlikely to affect Havana cigars, and discusses Central American federation favorably as a possible solution if states remain united.
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Cuba
Havana
Baltimore
New York Tribune
Caledonians and Cabinets Echoes in Global View
A compilation of brief quotes discusses Scots entering British cabinet power, Japan’s noble daughters learning domestic duties, and African development possible with better English administration, proposing Indian nobles in tropical civil service as a career path.
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Central Africa
Nigeria
Tropical
Africa
Pioneer Mail
Allahabad
The True Woman as Unsexed Figure Says Lady Greville
A quote from Lady Violet Greville in the Graphic, London, arguing that the true woman remains unfeminine by despising sex and its limits, hating domestic life, and warring with men, labeling the unsexed woman as devoid of beauty charm or warm affections even without overt rebellion.
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Violet Greville
the Graphic
London
German national character shaped by youth military training
The African Monthly notes Germany exemplifies advantages of training youths for arms, discipline, and personal cleanliness. It says such habits permeate society and are recognized as a national characteristic, with the womanhood reproaching ignorance of military training.
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Germany
African Monthly
Yester’s Vaulted Hall and a Fatal Tree
Tit Bits recalls a Scottish tale from Yester Castle where Hugh Gifford the magician built a vaulted hall in one stroke. A curse warned that anyone tampering with the hall would die violently. The tale connects to the death of Lord Gifford, eldest brother of Lord Tweeddale, crushed by a falling tree after clearing work touched the hall.
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Yester
Lord
Lady Tweeddale
Sir Walter Scott
Hugh Gifford
Lord Tweeddale
Lord Gifford
Eugene Schmitz Convicted in San Francisco Graft Case
From the Missoulian Opinion pages, Eugene Schmitz, mayor of San Francisco, was found guilty of extortion by a unanimous jury. He plans an appeal to the court of last resort, with belief that the verdict will stand. The piece portrays San Francisco as rotten with graft, cites Abe Ruef, Special Prosecutor Heney, and notes Schmitz’s complex character as a talented organizer who fell to temptation.
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Eugene Schmitz
San Francisco
Schmitz
Abe Ruef
Heney
Weather and irrigation ease farmer worries over crop prospects
An exchange notes half the summer gone and springlike weather, yet predicts no crop shortage. Western farmers rely on irrigation, not rain, to grow grain. Warm spells ahead could improve stands. harvest should meet or near average quality and quantity.
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Billings Gazette
Yellowstone Valley
Crow Creek Journal Aiming To Boost Crow Creek Valley News
The Crow Creek Journal of Toston announces itself as a new Montana publication. It commits to stimulating Broadwater county’s Crow Creek valley with engaging news and aims to become a widely sought source across the region, though its ultimate impact remains uncertain.
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Crow Creek Journal
Toston
Montana
Broadwater County
Crow Creek Valley
Havre Eagles Pledge Lodging Food for State Convention
Havre airie No. 166 invites members to the upcoming state convention June 25 26 and 27 pledging housing beds and meals. Organizer H J Meili notes arrangements include a few tents and available steam heat or summer heat according to weather.
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Havre
Milk River Valley Seeks Action on Irrigation Plans
People in the Milk River Valley prepare to press Secretary Garfield during his Harlem visit. They call for immediate government irrigation implementation or private enterprise to build canals and reservoirs, noting reclamation law passed five years ago under current regulations.
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Inter-Lake
Milk River Valley
Garfield
Harlem
Townsley Star Encourages Local Economic Cooperation
The Townsend Star argues that steady business growth is near as Milwaukee favors the county with a west river project and a large ditch. The valley earns fame for horses milk cows and swine, needing studious cooperation to become a leading farming center while urging fair dealing and credit to merchants for maintaining stock quality.
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The
Townsend Star
Townsend
Milwaukee
Mining Interest Grows in Bitter Root Valley Area
Reports from Ravalli Republican note strong mining activity in the Bitter Root valley and western Montana. Experts praise ore quality and investment interest, with many properties seen as potential dividend payers as conditions appear favorable and discontent is absent.
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Ravalli Republican
Bitter Root
Chicago preacher touts eternal fire guidance across world
A Chicago preacher claims the doctrine of eternal fire and brimstone has done more to steer humanity toward the right path than all others combined. He urges fellow workers in the vineyard to advocate this message worldwide, arguing heat supports any proposition.
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Great Falls
Chicago
Vineyard
Semiarid West to see vast farming expansion lecture tour
Prof. H. W. Campbell of Lincoln Nebraska known as the father of farming for the semi arid region has gone to the Canadian Northwest under government auspices to lecture for three weeks about what is being done in western states to enable farming in dry country. The article notes the deserts blooming with verdure and highlights how proper cultivation methods have doubled and trebled crops on marginal land, signaling a potential explosion in tillable land and new farm homes across the West as progressive farming gains erase old prejudices and unite business interests with the farming community.
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Red Lodge
H. W. Campbell
Lincoln
Neb
Canadian Northwest
Big Timber’s Bright Future Promises Prosperity Across Sectors
The Big Timber Pioneer proclaims a very hopeful outlook for the city. Recent rains have moistened soil for bumper crops and livestock markets, with strong wool prices. Construction on water works, sidewalks, and new buildings will provide payrolls, while a growing creamery and mining push envision broader growth. Homeseekers are expected to flock West, boosting Big Timber’s future prosperity.
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Big Timber
Great West
San Francisco Mayor Appoint Battle Draws Protest
Mr. Schmitz the convicted mayor objects to appointing an acting mayor and in a protest to the board of supervisors says he is not unable or unwilling to perform the duties of mayor. Circumstances beyond his control have detained him unavoidably.
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Great Falls
Schmitz
San Francisco
Actin
Orchard on witness stand in Steunenberg case
The Glendive Independent reports an orchard man testifying at Boise Idaho in the Steunenberg case under cross examination who confesses to further plots to kill burn kidnap and other penitentiary offenses. He faces designation as an undesirable citizen.
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Glendive
Steunenberg
Boise
Idaho
Havre Plaindealer thanks Chinook council for holiday
The Plaindealer on behalf of the Havre Eagles expresses heartfelt thanks to Chinook city council, local businessmen, and citizens for proclaiming a holiday that allows people to travel to Havre to enjoy the Eagles entertainment. Havre values neighbor towns and aims to reciprocate favors, hoping to maintain good will with the nearby eastern city.
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Havre
Eagles
Chinook
San Francisco Mayor Schmitz Found Guilty of Graft
In the Big Hole Breezes the mayor of San Francisco, Schmitz, is declared guilty of graft. The verdict wins broad approval in California and is expected to be appealed to the highest court before the corrupt executive faces imprisonment as a Starboarder at the state penitentiary.
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Schmitz
San Francisco
State Penitentiary
Mayor Schmitz Found Guilty of Doodling by Jury
From the Billings Times, mayor Schmitz of San Francisco is found guilty of doodling by a jury. He protests innocence and plans to appeal. The piece notes his incorrect spelling and suggests a penitentiary sentence for the error.
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The
Billings Times
Schmitz
San Francisco
Roundup Talk Prompts West and East Side Balance
In Helena, residents argue for equal treatment of stray cattle and horses on the east side, noting a higher density there while criticizing the idea of delaying行动. The piece hints at rustler activity and suggests a swift, sweeping cleanup by authorities to reduce the stock nuisance.
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Montana
National Guard
Dry Gulch
Helena
Bible Alleged Alibi in Murder Trials Cited
Harry Orchard says reading the Bible prompted his confession of a past life. The Bible is described as a party defendant in murder trials since ancient times, with belief that it can easily disproves alibis in this case.
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Billings Times
Harry Orchard
The Blow That Dazes From the Montana Homestead
Hundreds of young men may follow King Edward in any endeavor but news of his pink shirts proves too much for them. The piece uses a satirical take on royal fashion influencing public mood among American youths.
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Montana
King Edward
Dillon Tribune Clarifies Haywood Innocence Allegation
The Dillon Tribune states it never claimed Haywood was a penitentiary bird before joining the Western Federation of Miners. It asserts he has not been accused of penitentiary time and remains presumed innocent until proven guilty, calling for just proceedings.
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Dillon Tribune
Tribune
Haywood
Western Federation of Miners
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New York American
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Japan
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Great Northern
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Butte, Montana
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Butte, Mont
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F. A. Heinze
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E. P. Chapin
Daly Bank and Trust CO
John C. Lalor
John D. Ryan
A. J. Campbell
John G. Morony
Charles F. Booth
John Morony
Eosss
Tom C. Lalor
Silver Bow National Bank
John Macginniss
Cc. R. Leonard
Robert T
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J. W. Kemper
Robert T. F. Smith
F. Aug. Heinze
First National Bank
Andrew J. Davis
James A. Talbott
E. B. Weirick
J. 8. Dutton
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West Park Street
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