Anaconda Standard Advertising and Newsstand Directory
The Anaconda Standard lists office addresses and publication details. It provides advertising contacts, newspaper distribution points, and newsstand locations across multiple cities including New York Philadelphia Cincinnati Detroit Indianapolis Chicago Minneapolis Kansas City San Francisco Los Angeles San Diego Denver Salt Lake City Ogden Spokane Tacoma Seattle Portland and Vancouver.
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Montana
New York City
Hotaline
Park Row
Broadway
L Jonas & Co
Astor House
Philadelphia
Hotaline’s
Cincinnati
Fountain News Co
Fifth
Walnut Streets
Detroit
Metropolitan News Co
Woodward
Michigan
Indianapolis
Toma News Co
Chicago
J. Paul
N. St Marie
Clear and News Co
Fifth Street
Minneapolis
M. J. Kavanauch
South Third Street
Kansas City
Ninth End
San Francisco
San Franciscs
Denver
Western News Ecenery
Salt Lake City
Rosenfeld & Hansen’s
McGillis & Ludwig
Whitehouse
Ogden
Lowe Bros
Twenty-fifth Street
Spokane
F. W. Fritzsch
North Howart
John W. Graham ¢ Co
Riverside Avenue
Tacoma
Treno News Co
Seattle
Eckart’s
Second Avenue
Cherry Street
Acme News Co
Third Avenue
Tnion Street
Portland
Oregon News Co
Morrison
Northwest News Co
Portland News Co
Vancouver
British Columbia
Wide World News Co
Butte Mayor Duncan criticizes general strike over Times trial
In a speech he delivered in an eastern city, L. J. Duncan, the mayor of Butte, urged that a general strike on the trial of Los Angeles Times arson defendants would be un-American and unwise. He backed a fair trial and opposed using labor versus capital to influence the case.
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Butte
L. J. Duncan
Los Angeles Times
Duncan
New York Senate Passes Editorial Signing Bill
The New York State senate, with two dissents, approved a bill mandating editorial pieces carry the writer’s name. The measure’s sponsor is Senator Grady, who argues newspapers should be accountable to individual authors.
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New York State Senate
Grady
New York
Senate
Who Rates the Editorial Office in a News Paper
The piece argues editors dictate the paper’s stance while writers act as amanuenses. It notes editors may shape editorials by conference and writers may oppose personal views to reflect the paper’s policy.
Butte Fourth of July prize fight clash sparks legal critique
A city council police committee plan to permit a prize fight on Independence Day draws criticism for overruling state law and equating no firework restrictions with allowing a boxing match. Editorial questions apply equal enforcement to fireworks and prize fighting and calls for patriotic, lawful celebration.
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Butte
Carnegie remarks spark press commentary on Gates and royalty
The vacationing industrialist draws attention with a jest labeling Gates a broken-down gambler amid congressional chatter about steel profits. He also proclaims Queen Mary the best queen in a long time, sparking discussion on royal succession and public perception of past queens.
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Carnegie
Gates
Congress
Steel-Trust Dea
London
Mr. Carnegie
Mary
United Kingdom
Alexandra
Victoria
George
Queen Victoria
Queen Alexandra
Queen Mary
Ireland Shows Population Drop Over 106 Years
Census figures indicate Ireland is the sole British island area with a population decline in 106 years. England and Wales show a rise of 3 758 people.
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Ireland
British Islands
England
Wales
Population Shift Across Ireland and Island of Ireland Totals
The text notes Ireland’s population changes since 1901 with Scotland gaining 287,842 and Ireland losing 76,824, a 1.7 percent decline. The island totals 4,381,951 with 2,186,804 men and boys and 2,195,147 women and girls. Leinster Dublin Belfast grew, rate of Dublin growth listed as 64 percent, while Belfast reaches 385,492. Suburban towns also grew.
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Scotland
Ireland
Leinster
Dublin
Belfast
Roads May Reduce Rate to Comply With New Law
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered that when a through rate exceeds the sum of intermediate rates a carrier may reduce the through rate to match the intermediate sum without applying for approval. The change could raise discrimination against intermediate points.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Medical men urged international tropical disease convention
Dr William H Welch urged an international convention on tropical disease control to be held in San Francisco during the Panama Pacific Exposition in 1915. Col W C Gorgas reported on sanitary work in the canal zone and a civil war surgeons memorial is planned. Dr Weir Mitchell and Dr Frank Bo Wenn backed conservation of public health and research efforts. In Derby, Thomas Mulcahy, returning to the Klondike, leaves town after a monument to his memory was erected six weeks ago.
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Los Angeles
William H. Welch
House of Delegates
American Medical Association
San Francisco
W. C. Gorgas
United States Army
Canal Zone
Weir Mitchelo O
Philadelphia
Frank Bo Wenn
Indianapolis
Derby
Conn
Thomas Mulcahy
Klondike
Mulcahy
Death by electrocution in Auburn for 1909 murder
Joseph Naco was executed in the electric chair in Auburn New York today for the January 18 1909 murder of Anna Candiana with whom he had been living. He beat her to death with a stove lifter after discovering she had a living husband.
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Auburn
N. Y
Joseph Naco
Anna Candiana
Naco
Candiana
Government may appeal Union Pacific merger ruling
Washington reports the decision on the Union Pacific merger may prompt an government appeal after Attorney General Wickersham studies the court decision and Judge Hook's dissent. An appeal seems likely.
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Washington
Union Pacific
Wickersham
Hook
Justice Allen among eight injured in suburban crash
Justice M. T. Allen of the California court of appeals and seven others were injured when two suburban cars collided at a crossing in Los Angeles. Allen suffered a broken leg and possible skull fracture.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Justice M. T. Allen
California Court of Appeals
Justice Allen
Navy humor and Taft hair cutting tale from Guan tanamo
Officers of the Atlantic fleet recall a joke about Captain Herbert Dunn of the Idaho showing naval discipline and a barbering incident. President Taft and Mrs Taft are teased as sailors receive reminders about attire and greetings while invitations are issued to distant friends for a birthday party.
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Washington
Guantanamo
Herbert ©. Dunn
Idaho
Tomn
Dunnex
Petersons Found Guilty In Cattle Theft Trial
Mitchell Charles and Walter Peterson were found guilty on cattle stealing counts on the Blackfeet reservation. Melvin Peterson was acquitted but arrested on a grand larceny warrant from 1910. Sentences set for Wednesday morning with possible years and fines outlined for each defendant.
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The
Standard
Helena
Mitchell
Charles
Walter Peterson
Pblackfeet
Fear
Melvin Peterson
Melvin
Rollo Duncan
Teton County
Lane Nelson
John Beatwick
Bostwick
Lea
Ely’s Flight Delights Lewistown Crowds in Montana
Special Dispatch reports Eugene Ely wowed 2 000 to 3 000 inside the fair grounds and hundreds outside in Lewistown Montana. The aviator completed a 20 minute air show over the fair grounds then raced an automobile three miles on the half mile track. Ely then circled Lewistown Heights and returned, earning high praise as the state’s best flight to date.
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Lewistown
Fair Grounds
Eugene Ely
Montana
Harry Allen
Ely
Lewistown Heights
Mob Foiled in lynch bid on accused killer Kingsley Olds
Globe Arizona June report says back doors and dark streets helped sheriffs foil a lynch mob threatening Kingsley Olds after he was accused of murdering Lulu and Myrtle Goawick. Olds, shot in the jaw, was hidden in the county jail. Autopsy found the girls drowned with no indignities.
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Globe
Ariz
Kingsley Olds
Lulu
Myrtle Goawick
Olds
Tom
Oil Barge Explosion Kills Captain In Port Arthur
An explosion on the oil barge Gamble in Port Arthur Texas destroys three barges a tug and three oil warehouses valued at about 200000. The ship’s captain was blown to his death as flames spread across the harbor and debris showered nearby. The blast was felt for miles.
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Port Arthur
Texas
Texas Company
Gammble
Forty Seven Coal Land Claims Challenge Alaska Group
Forty seven claimants of coal land in the Christopher Simmonds Letcher group on the Bering River coal field in Alaska have been cited to show cause within 30 days why their claims should not be recommended for cancellation. A special agent of the General Land Office has filed charges challenging the validity of each claim.
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Seattle
Christopher- Simmonds-Letcher
Bering River
Alaska
Junean Land Office
General Land Office
Inquiry in Jewel Smuggling Opens in New York
Collector of Customs Loeb started an investigation to learn which men may have aided smuggling jewels worth about 300000 dollars belonging to Mrs Helen Dr Jenkins through the port in spring 1909. District Attorney Wise also probes the case.
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New York
Loeb
Helen Dr. Jenkins
Wise
Forest Fire Rages on Raton Mountain Near Trinidad
Two hundred men battle a forest fire that broke out last night on Raton mountain fifteen miles south of Trinidad Colorado. The blaze has destroyed valuable timber and is believed started by tramps.
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Trinidad
Col
Raton Mountain
Here
State editors tour Belmont grain belt eyeing elevator
Jared Watkins and Wf A Templeton of the Rock Mountain Elevator Co and Templeton Lumber Co visited Belmont to study erecting a grain elevator with 200 000 to 300 000 bushel capacity. They toured nearby farms noting 7 000 acres of grain seen and rye fields 5.5 to 6 feet tall.
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Lavine Independent
Jared Watkins
Wf. A. Templeton
Rock Mountain E Elevator Company
Templeton Lumber Company
Belmont
T. A. Tealand
Gilbert “Teen
O. H. Hel- Been
Martin Rebhahn
Mr. Watkins
Montana
Montana Dry Farming Noted Amid Moisture Shifts
The Billings Journal warns that unless weather steadies there will be a push to adapt Montana dry farming methods in areas that have enjoyed moisture. It notes webfeet as a growing fashion in the state.
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The
Billings Journal
Montana
Wool industry in Fergus County sustains importance despite decline
The Lewistown Argus notes Fer gus County's wool sector remains vital amid a six year shift to agriculture. This year's clip is about 3 million pounds at roughly 18 cents per pound, with strong income from wool pelts and sheep. The Billings Gazette adds county fairs boost state fair exhibits and Montana's overall showcase at Helena.
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Lewistown Argus
Fergue
Sinnce
Billings Gazette
Helena
Montana
Debate over placing hatchery fish in local creek
The Red Lodge Republican Picket notes strong doubt in the city about indiscriminate plantings. It argues that after state hatcheries have acted the next step is to install screens at irrigation ditch heads to prevent fry from entering canals and escaping into farmland.
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Red Lodge
Coun
Ashes Lost on Irrigated Fields Prompt Fishing Debate
Fishermen claim many small Ashes disappear into irrigating ditches while hatchery fish should be raised in ponds or lakes until they can compete with larger adversaries. Rock Creek has declined in fish numbers, and locals urge unity and fair dealing to build up the town.
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Rock Creek
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