Anaconda Standard Publishing Rates and Offices
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription prices in advance with weekly and seasonal options and provides mailing rates contact points. It notes branch offices in Missoula and Great Falls and regional bureaus in New York Chicago Philadelphia and San Francisco with advertising arrangements at Standard Publishing Company.
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Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
The
Standard
Missoula
Great Falls
Washington Bureau
Mth
N. W
New York i
Nassau Street
Chicago
Washington Street
W. J. Morton
New York City
Jonas & Co
Astor House
Brentano’s
Vandersliire
Dearbornetree
Auditorium Annex
Minneapolis
Minn
R. G. Hearsey & Ch
Third Street
Nneapolis
Kavanaug’s
South Third Street
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Denver
Seventeenth Street
East Lake City
West
Second South Stree
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake News Co
den Wind's
Twenty-fifth Street
North Howard
Coma
Pacific Avenue
Seattle
Hanbury’s
First Avenue
Portland
Kareas City
Ricksicker’s
Ninth End
Raapends
Mont
Race meeting clash manhandles Butte poolrooms
The summer race meeting is declared off due to a clash with Butte poolrooms. Poolroom operators refuse to close for races citing graft and profits. Patrons threaten to quit over lower odds and unsettled betting terms while broader political notes touch on Senator Allison and tariff debates.
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Butte
Butte Poolrooms
Butte Pooolroom
Iowa Republicans Seek Noncommittal Tariff Policy At State Convention
The Iowa GOP plans a cautious tariff plank to avoid alienating national managers. Governor Cummins expected to seek another term amid disputes over the Iowa idea. Senator Allison is urged to craft a noncommittal statement while Adlerson may deliver.
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Allison
Iowa
Lowa V
Lowa Lea
Umumnins
Lowa
Cummins
Adifeon
Federal Senate
House of Representatives
Lynching and legal delay discussed in Chicago sermon analysis
A Chicago sermon argues that slow courts push citizens toward lynching as a quick justice option. It notes moral neglect by courts extends lynching incentives and discusses tobacco coupons as a contrast to delayed reform.
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Vetill
Chicago
Humor Quotations and Snippets Patchwork
A collage of jokes and quips from periodicals reprinting humorous lines. It includes puns on time and labor, politicians, and daily life with varied sources such as New York Weekly Kansas City Journal Puck and Detroit Free Press.
Montana Items of Interest Chronicle
Great Falls reports Charles Perry touring homeward from a year in state prison for killing William J. Allen. Havre notes Ole P. Oleson dead from typhoid pneumonia. unions represented. Bozeman sports schedule July 4 and 5 games with Whitehall and Livingston. Helena sees Henry Schrader sworn as sheep commissioner and property sale on Rodney Street for $8,000. Miss Muth weddings and Grand Central hotel change of management. Billings hosts Logan Wa restaurant stock sale and saddle horse theft. Red Lodge church report shows strong condition. Havre land filings for race track and cemetery expansion. Miles City wool sales totaling 23,000 and 75,000 pounds to Jeremiah Williams & Co at 16 cents.
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Great Falls
Charles Perry
Belknap Agency
State Penitentiary
William J. Allen
Miles City
Frank Leitner
Jeremiah Williams & Co
James Hunter
The Art of Living Long and Its Century Old Guide
The piece reviews Louis Cornaro the Venetian centenarian who lived temperately after a riotous start. It covers his simple diet and routines, his four treatises, and how moderation, steady work, and avoidance of excess long life. It cites 1900 census data showing more longevity among women and notes similar paths to health.
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Louis Cornaro
Tno
William F. Butler
Milwaukee
Cornaro
Pope Leo
Cernarm
United States
Lord Bacon
Indian Agent Bridgeman Demurrer Heard in Court
Special Dispatch from Helena June 29. The demurrer by M. L. Bridgeman’s counsel to the indictment charging him with making false reports to the government was argued before Judge Knowles in U S district court. Three counts were quashed. the remaining counts are challenged as double offenses.
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Blanchard Helena
M. L. Bridgeman
Knowles
United States
W. B. Rodgers
Rodgers
Carl Raseh
Hellenap Reservation
Fourth of July Holiday in Kalispell Promises Citywide Festivities
Walispell to suspend all stores for July Fourth. A full program centers on Main Street races for boys and girls in the morning with a purse for winners, followed by a baseball game, horse races, balloon ascents, and a grand fireworks display in the evening. The tire department hosts a final ball and a notable five mile horse race is planned as a feature.
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Walispell
Main Street
Tire Department
Whitefish town ready for sale of lots at Kalispell
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports the new town of Whitefish to be started next Monday with lots to be sold in Kalispell. The town lies at the foot of the lake at the head of Whitefish on the lake's east side.
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Kalispell
Whitefish
Riverfront Town Faces Rail Line Right of Way Issue
A railroad company asserts a right of way through the town. The residential area along the lake is described as a beautiful building site for homes, highlighting potential development impact and neighborhood concerns.
First Home Grown Strawberries Reach Market in Valley
Special dispatch from Kalispell reports the first home grown strawberries appear and sell at three boxes for 20 cents. Berries are large and plentiful this season with expectations of lower prices per crate as the crop expands. Recent rains and warm sun have ripened the berries and boosted grain and hay prospects, with no fear of drought harming crops.
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Standen Kalispell
Thies Valley
Dismissal in Grain Theft Case Against Frei Horning
The case of grand larceny against Frei Horning in Justice Safford's court was dismissed on the county attorney's motion. Horning, who farmed on shares at McKenzie's ranch near Evans, was accused of stealing a large quantity of grain including 800 pounds of oats and 2 483 pounds of wheat, then selling it for proceeds.
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Safford
Frei Horning
Don McKenzie
Evans Horning
McKenzie
Horning
Safe opened by finger touch in robbery tale
From Tit-Bits an extraordinary account describes a safe opened by a robber using only his finger touch, claiming no instrument was at hand. The sensational anecdote suggests a near magical method and highlights the thieves ingenuity.
Beautiful Cretonnes and Denims Offer At Five Cents
A catalog note proclaims a wide selection of cretonnes and denims in artistic designs and colors. Describes 36 inch width, claimed value 20 cents and 256 a yard, with today’s price at five cents per yard.
Ingenious Nail-Touched Safe Robbery Foiled by Detectives
A robber tried to crack a hotel iron safe using a self made fingernail-touched lock method. He gained access after revealing the plan to the proprietor’s cousin and was seized by detectives before completing the theft of valuable papers.
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allen @ damper
Morgan & Co Called to J P Office in Hurry
A New York city office boy, described as a perfect type of fresh Young America, answered the phone at Morgan & Co with a prompt command from a caller soon after a fluent hello. The incident shows brisk efficiency in handling a rapid inquiry to the firm.
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New York
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Europe
Sime
Cmawedd
Editoria
Harvey Logan
Kid Curry
Knoxville, Tenn
Curpy
Knoxville
Logan
Curry
Malta
Postofice
Harry Tracy
Tennessee
Delaware
Wilmington
Mr Addicks
Washington
Peter
Servia
Sulu
Pat Crowe
Sousa
Maschin
Miles
Mr. Roosevelt
Sir Thomas Lipton
America
Albion A. Tourgee
Halifax
State Department
Man
First Citizen
Amn
New York Weekly
Kansas City
S&s
Puck
Uuff
Havre
Ole P. Oleson
Federation of Labor and Carpenters’ Union
Bozeman
Whitehall
Livingston
Helena
Henry Schrader
Sweet Grass County
Secretary of State
Henry M. Parden
South Rodney and
State Street
A. G. Parke
Clarke
Thomas H. Carter
William Muth
la Conner
Wash
Bessie Mouth
Grand Central Hotel
P. J. Gallagher
T. J. Davidson
Frank F. Ray
Thomas A. Ray
Davidson
Mr. Ray
Rocky Mountain Presbyterian
C.F. Richardson
Synod of Montana
Robert M Donaldson
Fozeman Church
J. Lew Gracey
Billings
Sheriff Hubbard
Logan Wa
Gildorf Bros
Conway Bros
Jeff Brewer
Blue Creek
Red Lodge
Methodist Episcopal Church of
George D. King
al G. Gray
Hattie
Lillian Nicholas
Boston
Tilohe
Hh. Rodgers
M. L
Bridgeman
Dema
Katlispell Valles
Bamper
Lan
M. J. Connell Company
Oweley
Butte, Mont
Rice & Fulton, Proprietors
Orngon
St. Helen's School For Girls
Eleanor Tebbetts
St. Featrick's Cemetery
Catholic Cemetery Committee
Salt Lake
Clark
Salt Lake Tribune
Los Angeles
Don H. Porter
Porter
Mann
San Pedro, Los Angeles
Salt Lake Road
Salt Lake Station
Mining and Moffat
Denver, Northwestern & Pacific Railroad Company
Colorado
Utah
Ling
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