Standard Publishing Company Anaconda Office Listing
The Anaconda Standard announces offices and contact details for the newspaper including main office in Anaconda with multiple branch offices in Butte Missoula and other cities. It lists telephone numbers foreign advertising offices and sales stands and notes subscription rates and mailing information.
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Standard Publishing Company, Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda
Butte
East Broadway
Missoula
Higgins Avenue
Agricultural Progress Through Government Aid in 1908
The article notes vegetable novelties and crop developments in the United States, including durum wheat, chayote, cactus cheese, new tangerine varieties, and grazing plants. It highlights government-supported experimentation through state stations and the public’s access to results, with ongoing development and dissemination as work advances.
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Tno
Orning
Maine Republicans face liquor law clash at state convention
Maine Republicans gather in Portland as Speaker Cannon is expected to attend and deliver a keynote on the 1906 campaign, but the party faces a brewing clash over prohibition. Democrats push to return the question to voters, expand initiative and referendum, and attack the Sturgis law as unenforceable.
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Maine Republicans
Portland
Cannon
Maine
Banner
Rockland
Lewiston
Augusta
No Stepping Off a Streetcar Backward Warns of Risk
An old Boston case clarifies safety when alighting a streetcar. A woman who faced the rear while the car moved was found contributorily negligent and could not recover. The piece urges passengers to exit facing forward to avoid danger and legal trouble.
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Massachusetts
Boston
Dudge
Novelties in Edibles from Global Plant Explorers
The agriculture department seeks palatable and wholesome vegetables as substitutes for suspect meats. A Washington correspondent notes the aggressive agricultural scientist tours distant regions to uncover plant germs and ideas for developing new crops.
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Washington
New York Evening Post
Confusion in Pennsylvania Propels Aryan Movement
Pennsylvania Democrats face a crowded field with three tickets from machine, Lincoln reform, and prohibition factions. Vance McCormick is urged for the nomination, while Berry or Kimery seem unlikely to win endorsements. The Nebraskan boom and conventions in Pennsylvania Wisconsin and Vermont shape the political momentum.
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Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Vermont
Penrose
Eewin
Stuart
Philadelphia
Lincoln Republicans
Lewis Semery, Jr
William H. Berry
Berry
Vance McCormick
Harrisburg
Kimery
Springfield's quiet Fourth offers inventive celebration ideas
Springfield Massachusetts leads a safe and sane Fourth of July movement with new, pleasant ways to celebrate. The Springfield Republican notes efforts to replace noisy traditions with varied entertainment, aiming to keep the holiday lively without excess noise or speeches. The trend shows reforms preventing stagnation and increasing public appeal.
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Springfield
Mass
Springfield Republican
Festival of lanterns and parade planned in Springfield
Springfield committees plan a multi event celebration with an American flag display, militia participation, a large children’s parade with flags, an evening auto parade, and artistic street illumination to centralize the festival and create a charming close. The piece notes broad enthusiasm and potential support from prominent figures.
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Springfield
Butte
Anaconda
Morrison named special counsel in Standard Oil probe
Chicago June 25 district attorney B. Morrison who led the packers case for the government announced he was appointed special counsel to investigate the management of the Standard Oil company and several railroads and has accepted the position.
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Chicago
B. Morrison
Standard Oil Company
Tragic Enlistment Loss: Soldier Falls From Barracks Window
In Washington on June 25 Private William Coleman of the Fourteenth Cavalry, aged from Cleveland Ohio, reportedly walked from a second-story barrack window while sleepwalking and was found dead on the ground with a broken neck this morning. He was in his third enlistment.
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Washington
William Coleman
Fourteenth Cavalry
Coleman
Cleveland
Ohio
Two Men Plead Guilty to Illegal City Election Vote
Kansas City date June 25 John Feeley and John House pleaded guilty in criminal court to voting illegally at the recent city election and were sentenced to two years in the penitentiary. Feeley had previously served a sentence in the New Jersey penitentiary.
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Kansas City
John Feeley
John House
Ear
Feeley
New Jersey
Stolypin Appearance Triggers Storm in Russian Parliament
In St Petersburg on June 25 Interior Minister Stolypin faced counterpetition over famine relief measures. Protesters hissed and shouted for him to resign as deputies debated relief usage, with Stolypin defending spending and accusing leftists of politicizing aid while warning against bureaucratic control.
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St. Petersburg
Stolv- Pin
Hethoe
Hiss c
Sask Lapes Miter
Chamberlain's Remedy For Colic Or Diarrhea
A sales pitch touts a reliable Chamberlain's remedy for colic and diarrhea. Dealers, physicians, and thousands of testimonials claim its effectiveness and life saving potential. Offered at a quarter, it urges immediate purchase.
Reluctant surrender of morphine in murder case
Stockton, June 2 Mrs Mmina Le Doux, convicted of murder, handed over morphine tablets to her attorney at the county jail. Attorney then gave them to sheriff. one tablet shattered on the floor. She later admitted taking a grain and a half but would not reveal its hiding place. She said the morphine kept her awake during trial after obtaining it from Dr Dillon of San Francisco.
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Stockton
Cal
Mmina le Doux
A. ON. McVicar
Poon OE
AO County
Sheriffs Office
Farrell
Dr. Dillon
San Francisco
McVicar
Government Spends 100000 Extradition Costs for Greene and Gaynor
Attorney General Moody reports to Chairman Tawney that it cost the government 100000 to extradite Greene and Gaynor and bring them to trial. Of this, 22500 is for foreign counsel whose services began years ago and concluded this fiscal year with the pair returned to Savannah for trial.
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Washington
Greene
Gaynor
Moody
Tawney
Savannah
Booth Tucker Marries Minnie Reid at Salvation Army Church
Commander Booth Tucker wed Miss Minnie Reid in a small ceremony at the Salvation Army church. General Booth officiated as relatives and Salvation Army officials attended.
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London
Booth- Tucker
Minnie Reid
Salvation Army
Booth
Defense and Treasury Deficiency Bill Clears House
The house committee on appropriations completed the general deficiency appropriation bill totaling 10 million plus to cover shortfalls across departments for 1907. Key items include funds for diplomacy, customs revenue, war time needs, public buildings, and San Francisco relief. Also notes statehood for Oklahoma shifts territorial expenses to the treasury and announces Selfridge & Waring dry goods in London with a September 1907 opening.
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Washington
House Committee On Appropriations
House
State Department
Germany
Treasury Department
Internal Revenue
Pacific Coast
War Department
New York Harbor
State of Texas
San Francisco
London
H. G. Selfridge
Chicago
Selfridge & Waring
Oxford Street
Marshall Field
Panama Canal Lock Design Appointments Named
Washington June 25 Joseph YW. Ripley named special engineer for designing and constructing locks on the Panama canal by Chief Engineer John WH. Stevens. Ernest Howe of the United States geological survey appointed geological engineer for canal zone work.
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Washington
Joseph YW. Ripley
Sault Ste. Marie
John WH. Stevens
Isthmus Canal
Doctor Spaulding Found Dead In Elevator Shaft
Kansas City June 25 The body of Dr C L Spaulding 37 a prominent physician was found today at the bottom of an elevator shaft in the building hosting his office He likely fell accidentally the shaft lacked proper protection He was to wed David Beals niece a banker this week.
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Kansas City
C. L. Spaulding
Spaulding
David T. Beals
Cleveland Mayor to preside at Bryan reception in Madison Square Garden
New York June 25 Mayor Tom Y Johnson of Cleveland has accepted an invitation to preside at the reception for William J Bryan in Madison Square Garden upon Bryan's return to the country. Henry Watterson will speak for the South and Alexander Troup of New Haven will speak for the East. The Western speaker is not announced.
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New York
Tom Y. Johnson
Cleveland
Ohio
William J. Bryan
Madison Square Garden
Mr. Bryan
Henry Watterson
Alexander Troup
New Haven
Conn
Senate panel finds no right for Congress to regulate insurance
Washington June 25 Congress has no right to regulate insurance according to the senate committee on judiciary The report of that committee was presented today by Senator Spooner The committee promises to give its reasons at a later date
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Washington
Congress
Senate Committee On Judiciary
Spooner
Dumbarton Floated and Reaches Otaru for Repairs
British steamer Dumbarton, frozen in on the Siberian coast after departing San Francisco, has been freed and arrived at Otaru Japan. Two thousand tons of cargo were saved and the ship will proceed to Nagasaki for repairs.
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Otru
Japan
Dumbarton
San Francisco
Siberian
Nagasaki
Senate Adopts Conference Report on Military Academy Bill
Washington June 25 The senate adopted the conference report of the military academy appropriation bill The measure increases the limit for West Point improvements to 1 700 000 dollars and authorizes expenditure for completion of the project The action reflects a sizable federal outlay for the academy and its facilities.
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Washington
Senate
Military Academy
West Point
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