Anaconda Standard publication details and offices
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates, printer details, and multiple branch offices including Buttes East Broadway and Morton Mal. It notes offices in New York Chicago Minneapolis Denver Salt Lake City Ogden Spokane Seattle Portland and Kansas City with hotel newsstand locations and a general address for Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana.
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Buttes East Broadway
Gitt
Oula
East Main Street
Morton, Mal
New York
Nasany Street
Chicago
New York City
Brentano's
Union Square
Auditorium Annex
Minneapolis
Kavanaugh’s
South Third Street
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Denver
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
Seattle
Columbia Street
Portland
Kansas City
Ricksicker's
Ninthland Walnut Streets
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Ment
Congressional delegation studies irrigation in Northwest valleys
A special congressional delegation toured the Missoula and Bitter Root valleys and the Daly farm to observe irrigation impacts. They witnessed how water transforms arid beach lands into productive farming empires and assessed small farm systems in Yellowstone and Western Montana. The visit aims to inform federal reclamation plans benefiting Montana and neighboring states.
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Northwest
Missoula
Montana
Daly Farm
Seil
Yellowstone
Congress
Sweden and Norway Navy Comparison Under Precaution
King Oscar's government delays discharge of time-expired Swedish naval personnel amid potential reconciliation with Norway. Sweden boasts nine third-class battleships and sixteen coast-defenses with about five thousand seamen and marines. Norway trails with four third-class battleships and one armored cruiser, totaling around three thousand personnel. The two kingdoms also differ in land forces, with Sweden maintaining a larger, historically strong fleet and army presence.
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Oscar
Norway
Sweden
King Oscer
Canadian Supreme Court Clears Gaynor and Greene in Extradition Case
The Canadian Supreme Court unanimously quashed proceedings seeking to delay the extradition of John F. Gaynor and Benjamin J. Greene. They had evaded arrests after bond forfeiture in a Savannah harbor contracts fraud case tied to U S government payments. The decision strengthens U S efforts to recover criminals who flee to Canada and underscores modern extradition cooperation.
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Canadian Supreme Court
John F. Gaynor
Benjamin J. Greene
Canada
Oberlin ML Carter
Gigantie Harber
Savannah
Fort Leavensworth
Kan
Greene
Gaynor
Carter
United States
Georgia
Secret Service
Montreal
Quebec
Caron
Chateau Fontenac
Privy Council of England
Jett Greene
Council
Department of Justice
Supreme Court
Timber lands to farms in Western Washington and Montana
Western Washington has transformed timber lands into productive farms with rich soil ideal for gardens orchards and vineyards. The Seattle Post-Intelligencer notes many success stories of men starting homes with little capital and urges active development. Montana counties Missoula Ravalli offer cheap stump land praised for soil quality and farming potential for thrifty industrious men.
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Washington
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Seattle
Montana
Missoula
Ravalli
German Race Debate and War Era Notes
An assortment of 1900s era clippings notes include Haeckel's critical view of Germans abroad, university closings due to war mobilization, and nobility mentions across Constantinople, Petersburg, and Vienna. A pilot’s return with earnings after Port Arthur siege prompts remarriage, while local business leader W F Robertson seeks Cincinnati Southern Railway trusteeship. Also references Peary ship relics and Bernhardt on crinoline revival and fashion critiques.
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Professor Haeckel
Jena
Germany
United States
John B. Aulin
Port Arthur
Oakland
Aime
Bernhardt
Mme. Bernhardt
Death of Charles M Palmer in Butte Died of uraemic poison
After about two weeks illness Charles M Palmer died at his daughter Mrs George Brennan 315 North Jackson at 4 29 PM yesterday The onset grew serious last Wednesday and he faded from consciousness early yesterday He was 66 years 10 months born in Utica New York Aug 27 1940 He came West at 14 and reached Virginia City before 1881 later moving to Butte He ran a clothing store and later advertised in the mercantile trade Known for integrity and sociability he leaves wife deceased and children George E Palmer Chester Palmer Margie Palmer and others The funeral is set for 10 AM Thursday with private burial viewing today at 5 North Jackson Street
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Charles M. Palmer
George E. Brennan
North Jackson Street
Mr. Palmer
Butte
Utica
N. Y
California
Virginia City
New
Broadway
Granite Streets
Pennsylvania
Palmer
Alwa
Brennan
William L. Hill
Helena
George E. Palmer
Chester Palmer
Margie Palmer
Chester
Secretary Hay Not Seriously Affected By Illness
News from Secretary of State John Hay’s summer home reports he passed a comfortable night and showed renewed strength, with a nurse and Dr. Jackson arriving for careful care in the coming days. Family remains confident yet cautious as Hay remains in bed due to uraemia and recent illness. Dr. Murphy and Dr. Scudder traveled, while telegrams from friends express hope for a swift recovery. In England and Wales, pauper figures for April top previous years, with 445,000 in workhouses and London’s total at 118,375.
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Newbury
John Hay
Boston
Hay
House
Washington
Theodore Roosevelt
England
Wales
London
Unveiling Plans Set for Meagher Monument in Helena
Special Dispatch from Helena notes details for the July 4 Meagher Monument unveiling honoring Gen Thomas Francis Meagher. A parade will accompany the ceremony from the county courthouse to the state capitol with civic groups militia veterans and others. Anastasia O'Meara will pull the cord. Governor Toole or Lt Governor Norris will accept the statue, with Mayor Purcell giving an address. John F Pinerty of Chicago will deliver a keynote. Committees on arrangements and finance were named. The statue recently arrived and will be placed soon, with hundreds invited and railroad cars expected to bring crowds.
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Standard
Helena
Sune
James H. Lynch
Meagher
Fort “Harrison
Grand ‘Army
State Capitol
Toole
Portland
Norris
Purcell
John F. Pinerty
Chicago
R. R. Purcell
John J. Grogan
James A. Walsh
Stuewe
W. M. Briggs
Gen. Curtis
Frank P. Sterling
Thomas H. Carter
R. ©. Wallace
John J. Clark
Finlay McRae
Joseph L. Callanan
Iwiltiens "Ectenet'te Aecerteeb Srons Company
Burns
J. J. Clark
J. J. O'Meara
Butte
Wallace resigns as Panama Canal chief engineer and canal board member
New York June 7 John F Wallace chief engineer of the Panama canal and a member of the commission has resigned both positions to accept an official post with a New York corporation. He cited a delicate position and referred questions to Secretary Taft.
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New York
John F. Wallace
Panama Canal
Commission
New York Corporation
Wallace
Taft
Resignation of Panama Canal chief engineer Wallace hinted
Washington reports that John F Wallace, chief engineer of the Panama Canal Commission, resigned in a move not unexpected after his earlier request to visit the United States to confer with Secretary Taft. Secretary Taft's known strong views and Shonts comments suggest possible developments before any official announcement.
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Washington
John F. Walelace
Panama Coal Commission
Taft
Shonts
Wallace
Isthmus
Cana
The
Philipines
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Stockholm
Gaynor and Greene
Petersburg
Russia
Manchuria
St. Petersburg
China
Poland
Harard
Teamsters’ Union
Sheak
Yale
Harvard
Goldfield
Nev
Yale Baseball Club
Iee
Mr. Keerl
Uncle Sam
Constantinople
Tersburg
Vienna
Cincinnat
W. F. Robertson
Robertson Steel and Iron Company
Cincinnati
George R. Palmer
New England Methodist Historical Society
Peary
Roosevelt
Mallalley
Texas
Charley Palmer
Way
Yanen
Meagher Monument
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M. J. Connell
Company
M. J. Connell Company
Owsley Block
Meni
Beneft
RICE
Fulton
Props
Fox Typewriter
Canal Board
Elon Tea School
ST. Paul
Teme SePeren Sr
Frank
Webster
Montan
Alvin H. Sanders
International Livestock Expositon
Mr. Sanders
Wilma A. Harelang
William ‘Eskinner
Sonncid, Cooban
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