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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1909

Page

3

Anaconda Standard publication and office details

The Anaconda Standard lists publisher and proprietors, post office classifications, subscription rates, and multiple city and national office addresses. It details offices in Anaconda, New York, Chicago, Kansas City, Minneapolis, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Denver, Houston, and others, plus newsstand locations and contact information.

New York City Ligtating Price Row Shiry-eleha Broadway Twenty-ninth Chicago Auditusium PO. News Co Emptra News Rorner Jackson and Dearborn Kansas City Yo Koma News Co Mein Minnranolis Kavanaugh

Cuba census reveals higher Cuban population figures

The Cuban census shows the population of Cuba exceeding prior estimates with over two million residents. Foreign whites total 204,000, Americans less than 7 percent born in the U S. Spaniards dominate the foreign white group as US investment grows. Debate spills into U S income tax amendment. Montana’s stance uncertain. The article notes remarks by Senator Lodge and La Follette about tariff reductions.

Lnat Montana Unis Cuba United States Coba Congress New York Renator Ledge Repub Nean Massachusetts Aunisener Senate la Follette Lodge Washington

Library work and the rise of professional librarians

The article surveys the expansion of libraries in the United States and Canada, noting a rise in library education, the American Library Association, and the growing need for trained personnel. It discusses library methods, the shift from card indexes to modern systems, and the impact of juvenile reading trends and popular science on library services. It highlights primary election debates and policy reforms affecting governance and the broader push for professional standards in information management.

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Pennsylvania to See One Rest of Railroad Invention

A historical railway account reports a test trip of a steel gondola train weighing 0051 tons and 4430 tons of be cargo, covering seven hours at speed, with details on train length and car composition. It notes entrants to ride and references improvements in railroad engineering and crane yard operations.

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Five Bandits Slain by Troops Chief Escapes

Milo June 28 reports troops killed five bandits in a clash while the chief escaped. Captains Ryraan Hodges and Andaréon command met weapons with local forces including Signor Captain Nicheaeeny. Several wounded. authorities expect to locate and capture remaining attackers amid ongoing pursuit.

Chief Milo Binet JiKirhe Methandes Lave Hepa Suring Ryraan Hodges Andaréon Metwetyients Hkee Nicheaeeny Uae

Horoscope for Manday Opens Frantic Trade Tides

The reading predicts lively commerce today as merchants pursue opportunities with vigor. Aquarian dates emphasize wealth, generosity, and noble conduct, urging active employment seekers to stay alert for opportunities while cautions on risk and betting are noted.

Ashilly Foy Wellen Chittren Ie Drachenl

Advent of Races Sparks City Robberies

A spate of weekend robberies hit the city as masked gunmen struck Wicks and Kinsman on the Buffalo Nine, then Pat Lengit and Jerry Murphy on Wyong and Woolman streets. Victims included John Melanin, Henry McCord, Morris Rowe, and others, with cash and personal items stolen at gunpoint. Police investigated but no arrests reported as bandits fled in brief, violent bursts amid a wave of pickpockets and theft.

Quest W. J. Wicks Williamn Bulle Jerry Murphy John Melanin Woulunu Street Henry McCord McLaughlins Aris Legg AML Gmtrans Murphy Almos Tim Tater Uttin Norton Willams Securite Yom McTague Morris Rowe Morrish & ‘Thomius West Broadway Hart Howes Ws

Horse theft at ball park prompts police hunt

At Columbia merdgus a large black horse and its light box belonging to C L Lewis, Lutey's department manager, were stolen during a Gaelic football game.Police and sheriff’s deputies followed leads after the secure tack was reported missing, with a horse claimed found in Meenderville but no confirmation that it was the same animal.

Wieling Post Cba Columbia Lewis Meenderville

Arrested by Mistake But Must Stay in Jail

A man identified as Willen Rey land was arrested yesterday afternoon at the corner of Glek Lewh for alleged theft of ng avegenat. He remained jailed until a missing garment was found minutes later. The charged man asked for withdrawal but the city court refused, binding him to a £10 bond. Both men are described as colored employees of a North Main Street barber stop.

Glek Lewh Ng Avegenat Willen Reyland Aonisht Dewis Nan Lewis Theelty Jutter Lewts North Main Street

Two youths jailed after theft at Tidkun bakery harness

Two youths, William Beadebaw and Bryan Ten, were held in custody yesterday after a nighttime break in at the Tidkun bakery on South Main Street. They fled with a $65 harness from a single harness owned by the shop, and were sent to Deer Todige to serve 10 months for horse theft.

William Beadebaw Vryan Bulta Miles City Aherift Murphy Custer County Deer Todige Tattalars Tidkun Bakery Soult Main Elreet Yeaters

Wellman Camp Hit by Storm and Airship Shed Destroyed

Walter Wellman’s Arctic camp at Tromøde Norway reports a brutal storm. One crew member perished, the airship shed collapsed, and Johnson disappeared after falling into a crevasse. Rebuilding work has begun as Wellman plans to press on with the expedition.

Tromede Norway Tistenmer Aveo Walter Wellman Forth Pole Spitvender Hod Toheson Iun Wellman Johnso Paul Bjoervig Rigérvin Spllaenberg Arthur Welleman Cowinuitt Nortan Allisii Acre

Thirteen Die During Boston Heat Wave

Boston records the hottest June days with a cool east wind failing to ease the heat. Thirteen deaths and 174 prostrations are reported during the extreme spell as temperatures plunge thirty two degrees below yesterday.

Boston Nesten Ansari

Filipino laborers coming to take places of Japs

June 2 report from Veonolila states that sugar plantation owners in the Philippines and nearby areas fear Filipino laborers seeking to replace Japanese workers in Hawaii. The note mentions planters worried by Filipino hopes and Admiral Jell, head of two Japanese training squadrons, who has faced invitations to social functions due to local industrial sentiment toward the Japanese community.

Vwonolila Hawaii Admiral Jell Equadran

Hero of Seven Divorces Aged Citizen Tries Again

Aged litigant from Yreann with multiple marriages seeks another union today in Santa Rosa. The man, Breve, has seven former marriages cited for desertion, with the first wife deceased. Mellida Goedsie of Santa Rosa plays a central role in the proceedings.

Yreann Sylvester B. Breve mMarry Mellida Goedsie Santa Rosa Hia Reeves Marrige Geadeic Breve

Heatwave Fatalities Reported in Philadelphia Sees Eight Deaths

In Philadelphia, eight deaths occurred due to the heat. The day's average temperature reached around 80 degrees, with higher humidity intensifying conditions. The report notes widespread discomfort and cautions residents to seek shade and hydration.

Philadelphia

Unclear. Source text fragment yields no complete headline

Fragmentary local item from Allentown Pennsylvania dated June 2 mentions scattering and physical and mental effects but lacks readable names, places, events, or outcomes to report a verifiable summary.

Bishop Cotter Temperance Worker Dies in Winona

Bishop Joseph B. Cotter aged 63 of Winona died at his home. He led the Catholic Total Abstinence Union of America for several years and helped secure about 60,000 pledges for total abstinence. A noted Catholic worker in the Northwest, his death ends a long temperance career.

Winom, Ming Joseph B. Cotter Winom

Woman Captures World’s Record for Yellowtails

Avalon California June 22 Mrs O Mara of Salt Lake City set a world record for yellowtail with light tackle landing a 20 pound yellowtail after 2 hours 10 minutes. She previously held a record for another yellowtail capture last August.

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Armstead Salooks Must Stay Closed by Board Action

Dillon reports the board of county commissioners voted to close Armstead and Medicine Lodge saloons run by John Gelhaus and Jules Guyaz, revoking licenses after a hearing and court review found prior actions invalid for lacking due process. The decision follows prior revocations of other saloonkeepers near Gilmore Pittsburg Railroad camps. Temperatures then cooled slightly after five days near the mark with scattered showers.

Standard Dillon Board of County Commissioners John G. Gelliaus Jules Armstead Medicine Lodge Gilmore & Pittsburge Railroad Company Guyas Gelhaus Poindexter dis+uet Gelhava Guy'az

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