Anaconda Standard Subscription Rates and Office Contacts
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions, with monthly and annual rates, plus a detailed directory of office addresses and newsstand locations across several cities. It notes main office in Anaconda and regional offices from Butte to Seattle, plus foreign advertising contacts.
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Standard Publishing Company, Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda
Epovbseed Aesee
Roosevelt and Hughes Contact Sparks Speculation
The Roosevelt bulletin notes Theodore Roosevelt invited Governor Hughes to visit Sagamore Hill for a conference. It questions whether Roosevelt, a private citizen, would urge discussion on legislation or party policy in New York ahead of the state election. Previous reports of Roosevelt opposing the direct primary are denied.
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Roosevelt Bulletine
Theodore Roosevelt
Hughes
Sacg
More Hill
Roosevelt
J Huughes
Theodore Neouvevelt
Oyster Bay
Sagamore Hill
Hudson River
New York
Bryan Letter Sparks Ohio Senate Nominating Debate
The article recounts William Jennings Bryan pressing Governor Harmon to nominate a candidate for senator, accusing Harmon of impudence. Harmon's Ohio plan excludes a preconvention nomination, citing unusual conditions. Taft’s limited role in curbing the speaker’s power is noted amid other political commentary and public notices from the period.
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Ohio
Bryan
Harmon
Stat
Dayton
Marshall
Indiana
Governors Attend But Hughes Is Absent In Albany Talk
The report notes several governors mentioned as present while Governor Hughes is absent. It highlights New York legislators and notorious Republicans who opposed Hughes and questions whether Roosevelt will travel to Albany for a conference or stay at Sagamore Hill.
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Tait
Albany
Hughes
Roosevelt
White House
New York
Europe
Sagamore Hills
Grant
Blaine
Garfield
Washington
Chicago
Associated Literary Press
Roosevelt Compared to Napoleon in Elba Talk
The piece notes a Roosevelt supporters’ Elba reference and his landing in New York on the Waterloo anniversary. It contrasts Napoleon’s 1815 defeat and exile with Roosevelt’s career, asking what parallels or pleasant suggestions exist between the two figures and paths.
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Withal
Elba
Roosevelt
New York
Waterloo
Napoleon
France
St. Helena
Theodore Roosevelt
Taft’s White HousePowers expand as bills pass
President Taft pushes through measures expanding federal reach: railroad regulation, postal savings, Arizona and New Mexico statehood, bureau of mines, tariff study, land withdrawal authority, irrigation certificates, and a public expenses commission. Insurgents opposed initial forms but praised final versions.
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Taft
White House
Postal Savings Bank
Statehood
Arizona
New Mexico
Bureau of Mines
Commission of Tariff Experts
Congress
Blind Gore Fixes Policy Quip in Senate Exchange
Washington, June 24. Senator Gore of Oklahoma, blind, helps steer talk as Johnson and Burton spar over currency reform. The exchange centers on page references and travel plans, with humor about election pressures and posturing. The piece ends noting a census forecast of more babies kissed in the next four months.
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Washington
Gore
Oklahoma
Johnson
Burton
Ohio
Congress
Representative Hall
Des Moines
Census Bureau
Caesar
Notable Prose Flashes Across the World and News Figures
The passage links Diaz to constitutional presidency and re elections, compares Jeffries and Sullivan to Taft and Harrison, notes June’s lackluster days, marks Jack London’s war reporting and Bryan’s Edinburgh speech warning of gold lust, and teases London’s描 description of Reno with Hugo’s Waterloo.
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Edinburgh
Mr. Bryan
Victor Hugo
Waterloo
Jack London
Reno
Old Wound Opens and Causes Death at Slaughter House
James Hollenbeck died six weeks after a stabbing at Granite County Meat company slaughter house. Heavy drinking and horseback riding worsened the wound leading to inflammation. A coroner's jury was postponed for testimony, with possible manslaughter charges against Slim Donahue. Relatives in San Gabriel, California, request burial in Philipsburg.
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Standard
Philipsburg
James Hollenbeck
Granite County Meat Company
Hollenbeck
Slim” Donahue
San Gabriel
Cal
Granite workers walkout threatens state capitol wings
Helena June 23 65 granite cutters who quit work on the state capitol wings did not return. The situation remains unchanged with potential spread to other workers. The strikers allege no breach of agreement by them while charging the contractors Kain Bros with violation.
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Helena
State Capitol
Granite Centters
Kain Bros
Immigrant Arrest Over Immoral Purpose Charge
Acting Immigration Inspector Pliny Patrick arrested Wilfred Tremblay in Helena on a charge connected to being brought to the United States for immoral purposes. Tremblay had arrived from France in 1908.
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The
Standard
Helena
Pliny Patrick
Wilfred Tremblay
United States
France
New News of Yesterday on Stalin Garfield and 1889 GOP race
The reminiscence recalls John H. Stalin’s praise of James A. Garfield as a potential West nomination before the 1889 Republican Convention. Stalin highlights a Chicago train ride with Garfield and Garfield’s coy reply about future presidential plans.
Former Governor McGraw of Washington Dies in Seattle
Seattle born John H. McGraw, former governor of Washington, died at his home after weeks of illness from typhoid fever. Born October 4, 1850, in Barker plantation, his career included Seattle police chief, King County sheriff, and governor from 1893 to 1892.
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Seattle
John H. McGraw
John Harte McGraw
Barker Plantation
Penobscot County
San Francisco
King County
Washington
Chamber of Commerce
Rainier Club
Helena High School Graduation Exercises
Graduation exercises at Helena high school in the auditorium. Forty five students received diplomas. Rev J W Hindley of Spokane gave the principal address. Grant O'Brien delivered the salutatory and Roselle Milburn the valedictory.
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Helena
Helena High School
J. W. Hindley
Spokane
Grant O’brien
Roselle Milburn
Supreme Court Admits Three Lawyers to Practice
Helena June 23 The Montana supreme court today admitted F. L. Tilton of Billings to practice in state courts along with Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Young of Joliet.
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Standard
Helena
Supreme Court
Montana
F. L. Tilton
Billings
H. G. Young
Joliet
Strike at Washington state road ends with mass walkout
Sixty convicted employees on the state road south of Bellingham, Wash., walked out in a strike yesterday demanding an eight hour day.
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Bellingham
Wash
AS WELL TO MARRY YOUNG
A Baltimore American selection reports a lobby discussion on early marriages. Judge W. T. Chapman of San Francisco recalls advising his son to wait until older and wiser, then concedes the marriage worked out when the couple proved suitable and capable.
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Baltimore American
New
Howard
W. T. Chapman
San Francisco
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