Publishing company and advertising notices in Anaconda
Publishes the Standard Publishing Company notice sheet with subscription rates, offices, and contact details. Lists daily and Sunday rates, locations in Butte and Anaconda, and a roster of external news and advertising agencies in multiple cities. Mentions general business correspondence address in Anaconda Montana.
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Stanford Block
Anaconda
Bell Phone
AE General Business
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mant
Bryan’s Defeat for Temporary Chair Shapes Nominee Prospects
Dispatches from Baltimore indicate Bryan’s withholding from the temporary chair role affects possible nominees. Observers see this as a factor in shaping a representative convention slate while preserving party unity amid competing booms and factions. Bryan remains a persistent factor in the nomination dynamics despite not securing the chair.
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Bryan
Baltimore
Publican Party Endurance Despite Recurrent Party Feuds
The piece reflects on the Republican Party enduring factions and breakaways through history. It cites Horace Greeley’s 1870s opposition, battles over Grant term limits, the Conkling feud, protectionist policies, and multiple presidential assassinations that tested party unity.
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Rpublican
Theodore Hoosevelt
Celaw
Theu
Hlorace Greeley
Grant
Garfeld
McKinley
Wisconsin and Minnesota Legislator Turned Congressman
A man who served in Wisconsin legislature after the war moved to Minnesota where he joined the state senate, later elected to Congress three times, and served as governor before becoming a senator in 1895. He is noted as a statesman active in air commerce and his public tours are anticipated in Washington. The article also discusses a rise in silver prices driven by demand in the Orient and China, mentioning silver stocks and Montana properties that could reopen if prices rise.
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Wisconsin
Tadiu
Neve
Lidlhg
Ching Ban
Montana
Gaynor Emerges as Likely Nominee in New York Race
Analysis notes Mayor Gaynor’s growing prominence to contest Bryan’s exit. Roosevelt’s tactics contrasted with Gaynor’s more taciturn, labor-friendly style. Also reports the completion of the Strawberry tunnel in Utah, a major Western reclamation project moving water from the Wasatch to the Colorado basin, enabling new irrigation and settlement.
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Strawberry
Utah
Gergica
Smith
Tah
Uils
Roverment
Centurion
Gulf of California
Colorady
Alary
Political turmoil and campaign chatter across states
Disjointed notes describe Roosevelt, Taft, and Bryan stirring reactions in Baltimore parades and national debates. Observations touch on convention zeal, rivalries, disorderly campaigning, and expectations of autumn political momentum amid fractured Republican ranks.
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Baltimore
Chicago
Taft
Roosevelt
Washington School Seeks New Building and Wall Repair
District trustees discuss Emerson school sidewalk needs and possible city funding. Building committee authorized to act on retaining wall at Sherman school while Washington building conditions prompt talk of state support or a new structure. officials plan a site visit to the industrial school, with other budget items approved and funeral notices read.
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Lrustres
Haltoistrict Thal
Chalemay Holland
Iilding Committee
Eigifeer
Emerson School
Crustee Henderson
Bulhling
Torrington
Wttan Lion
Washington
Gainor
Butte
Shermin
Vonpulllee
R. G. Young
Henderson
Industrie School
Oia
Butte Briefs Personal Travels Signal Summer Plans
Toseph Golligan left on a bus to New York for business. Mrs Terrance Cassidy heads today for Seven, TI. James Grathers travels to New York for a vacation. Miss Mary Maillinwa visits Portland for vacation. Int Tverson Inft went to Clinton, Iowa for several weeks. Trane Herrington to Scurtde Oregon for summer vacation. Arent A Job leaves for Portland to spend weeks. Jackson of New York visits his son J R Jackson principal of the industrial school. Garyl Smith returns to Idaho after a visit with Carol Pyle. Avg ELeggonovich to Fresno for several months. Mrs F A Sifley and daughter guests in Anaconda. Levy Woods returns from three months in Seattle and coast cities. Adolph Weizstein goes to San Francisco for National Federation of Women’s Clubs convocation. Monicen Brady leaves for vacation near Great Lakes and Thousand Islands.
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Toseph
Golligan
New York
Terrance Cassidy
Senven
James Grathers
Mary Maillinwa
Portland
Mr. Jackson
J. R. Jackson
Garyl Smith
Idaho
Carol Pyle
Avg
Eleggonovich
Fresno
Cal
F. A. Sifley
Anaconda
John Doc Burs
Levy Woods
Seattle
Adolph Weizstein
San Francisco
Monicen Brady
Great Lakes
Thousand Islas
Rancher Dies by Own Action Near Great Falls
A rancher in the Great Falls area reportedly took his own life with a shotgun, found by his wife. The incident occurred around evening, with friends James Travis and others connected to local farming circles. Authorities and relatives were notified as an investigation began.
Bonds Fludged Valed Seattle Streetcar Bond Case
A court affirmed the validity of a 50000 bond allocated for Seattle street railway construction. The ruling affected two bond offerings and involved banks required to submit the bills. Local residents questioned the finance plan as the decision proceeded.
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Seattle Tate
Tre Dor
Faith in palmists shattered by arrest report
Mrs Mather Madera accuses palmist Mrs Rafter of taking 100 and false pretenses to cross a spirit realm claim. The scheme allegedly involved 3000 in losses, with 800 held in a bank transfer and four days to complete the operation. The case references Professor De Naven of Los Angeles and a Burtiney scenario in the alleged fraud.
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Paty Allo
Cal
Dune 41
Mather Madera
Wu Palataa
2 Rafter
Ise
Palmisto
Madera
Ruffner
Meno Madera
Mra
Huner
de Naven
Log Angelou
Mra. Burtiney
Med
Mader
Suffragettes Reach Commons Hall Amid Police Intervention
Three suffragettes nearly breached the House of Commons by entering St Stephen's Hall and attempting to damage glass panels of the door bearing to the central hall. Police clashed with them and detained the intruders at the station, with others reported in the area.
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London
House of Commons
St. Stephen’s Hall
Differential Tangle Behind Sugar Trust Consolidation
In a New York court, General Manager Cutler testified that sugar manufacturers coordinated price differentials between beet and refined sugar, denying any single firm dictating changes. He said Havemeyer suggested consolidation, but the Utah-Idaho Sugar chief stated no deliberate plan existed until later, and that leadership left to managers.
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New York
Taday
She Rua
Sugar Trust
Thamas B. Cutler
Vik Kreddrat
Utah-Idaho Sugar Company
Avas Tle
Cutler
United States
Knipp
Havemeyer
Mortana
Tdahio
UG. Idsho Sugar Company
Toy in Adiany Casts Shadow on Local Race
In Albans Ne Vane 8h Ana Tares jr. joined a foray at Clee where he played for a team named White. The event featured redomination of President Path amid rising tensions and a stalled campaign.
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Albans
Vane
Ana Tares Jr
Clee
Path
Chang Chow Mevac ed: report from Amoy on river boat threat
A garbled report from Amoy describes forces advancing toward an Iron post near the mountains by the North River, about 80 miles from a city, as threats diminish and a revolution is mentioned. Names and places are unclear but imply military activity and regional tension in Chang Chow area.
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Amoy
China
Tayo MA
Accuta'ha
Changone
Supreme court reduces damages in Butte case and others
The Montana supreme court rapidly decides several appeals and adjourns for summer. One ruling affirms a verdict in a personal injury suit against the city of Butte, reducing damages and allowing a new trial if requested. The decision critiques excessive jury awards while preserving key fault findings in Morrison and related cases brought by McCabe and others.
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Stannard
Helena
Supreme Court
Fower Court
Nets McCabe
Butte
Chyler Justice Brartly
Jol BP. Morrison
Granite County
Mrx
Nee McCabe
Maud Fidewili
Thyerat
Valle
Alpgethyg
Gapreice Court
Alwaye Celtor
Fragmentary wartime tribute note and garbled text
Irregular OCR fragment recalling old flag imagery and patriotic sentiment. References to burning feelings, Hanagtan, Vand, and dom ine nar amid garbled lines. Mentions a standard, a year, an offer of ten dollars, and a request for a title.
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Dave
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Butte Drancs
Broadway
Bell
W. J. Morton
Torrign Agvertising
Fifth Avenue
Fifth Avenas
Offee
Hartford
Comer Madson
Mearhorn Atretle
Fletands
Itemn
San Diego
E. M. Cilld
Denver
Western
Salt Lake City
Atechilles & Tartle
Whitehouse Corner
Ogden
Lowe Bros
Twenty-fith Street
Spokane
Jorm
Graham Cos
Eckhart
Firth Avenue
Washington Street
Tewman News Co
AY Balin
Knute Nelson
Minnesota
We Areizete
Tern
Tward Brogesamvs
Nelzon
Roosewell Delogs
Clapp
Lendonelea
Wasenth
Henaiag
Nelson
Norway
Dato
Hors Gaylor
Gaynor
New Yorke
WSN
Asa
New York State
Colonel Bryan
Samuel J. Fibiin
Tol
Jani
Rnosevelt
New York City
Gliitie
New Jersey
Watt
Anglo-Bixong
Vin
Maysiet
Byer Sindee Te
Dudms Parker Las Fough
Lloston
Bascbal HB NG
Alfie Rolleal
Dixon
Virginia
Wemalng Ta A& Senn
Pope
Alessis, Tait and
Roose- Velt
Trian
Parker
Mexico
Stoosewell
Bryan Wit Parker
Washington School
THE
Emerson
Butte Briefs
Stowiard
Great Falls
Thonas Clark
el Rowe
Euliidy
Blawhy
James Travis
Chath
Travis
Guirk
Commons
Thiel Saguenay
Brussels
Deety
Landers
Carpe Rr
BBC
Bovel Alalo Mior
Nottingham
Arelbe
Chany
Laco
Fox
Taos
June Rale
Catier Denlen
Wavemeyer
Sapa
TOY
Adiany
TAWA
Anas
Butte Business College
Owsley Block
City OF
Assachite Anstien Holloway
Ure
Lasatite
Fo Winetaw
Willan
Mousdam
Cemiste Pana County
Brunot Hall Ahmed
Girts
Wash
Smith, Welleley
Vassar
Masium
Brunot
Pacific Avenue
Spokauy
College of Montana Modern
Henry R. Fancher
Pres
Deer Lodge
Mont
Houston
Ind
Ancela Coordes
Pupis
Torcainingus
Saylor
Bays
Princinal
Fehl
Apotacus
Wrox
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