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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1912
Page
18
Abscription Rates Listed for Newspapers
Rates shown include Daily and Sunday per month at 1.90 and annual prepaid options 10.90. Also listed are Sunday Standard at 2.50 per year with references to office and telephone lines and several numbered entries indicating independent lines and room numbers.
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Grunday
Standard Block
Anaconda
Butte Branch Advertising and News Stands Listing
Directory of newsstands and agents by city including Butte branch contact, Morton manager foreign advertising New York office, and lists of locations in Chicago Detroit Philadelphia San Francisco Los Angeles Denver Salt Lake City Ogden Spokane Seattle Portland Anaconda address for STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton
New York
Bruns- Wick
Fifth Avenue
Chicago Fire
Hartford
Madison and
Dearborn Streets
News
Montana
Anle
Hotaling’s
Park Row
Broadway
Jonas, Astorhouse
Philadelphia
Quaker News Co
North Sixth Street
Detroit
Metropolitan News Co
Woodward and
First Avenue
Washington Street
Seattle
W. C. Whitney
Portland
Bowman News Co
Prison reform in practice and cruel prison punishments
The piece contrasts humane efforts to reform prisons and aid freed convicts with reports of brutal punishment in Michigan prisons. It cites straitjackets, cuffing, and prolonged punishments as evidence, arguing that the aim should be rehabilitation and safer reintegration rather than punishment. It then covers a visit by W J Bryan to Butte, noting his stance as a noncandidate who desires a progressive Democrat leading the ticket and the local support for him.
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Montana
Michigan
Marquette
Nature
Myers
George H. Hamilton
Earl A. Thompson
Butte
W. J. Brryan
United States
Bryan
Brete
West
Roosevelt
Prison labor praised as humane reform in West
The piece argues harsh treatment erodes reform while Western prisons advance in reformist methods. It notes road construction by convicts, already tried at Deer Lodge, as a wise and beneficial system tied to penal servitude.
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Deer Lodge
Standard
Columbus Speech Shows Roosevelt Trimming Meanings
Analysis of Roosevelt's Columbus Ohio address notes a shift from direct statements to hedging on key pledges. Critics say he attaches strings to radical ideas, with vague positions on judges recall and limits on initiative and referendum. The speech unsettles many lawyers and constitutionalists in his party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Columbus
Ohio
White House
Roosevelt's Columbus speech sparks claim of radical constitutional views
The piece argues that Roosevelt shows contempt for rigid constitutions unless easily amended and suggests his Columbus address reveals a plan to adapt constitutions to majority will. It says public reception forced him to qualify his statements and posits his current stance as an attempt to mitigate a perceived radical blunder.
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Columbus
Massachusetts
Roosevelt
Ohio
Eastern men yield on apple box bill
Eastern commission men backing the Sulzer apple box bill propose to strike the box reference if western objections are withdrawn. Western growers oppose the grading provision, arguing it discriminates against western apples. A Thursday hearing will seek to amend the bill to adopt the Oregon box as the standard and adjust grades to allow western grade A status.
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The
Standard
Washington
Eastern Commission
Western Commission
Century of Savings in Bowdoinham Plans 250th Commemoration
A Bowdoinham committee gathers funds to celebrate the town's 250th anniversary in 2024. Money will be invested for savings, placed with various institutions, and left untouched for 100 years until the target year arrives.
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Bowdoinham
Captain's Boys Help Cigar Bands Travel to Australia
Two American orphans in Sydney care for by a charity funded from sale of cigar bands. Charles E. Beebe ships 40 000 bands from Butte to Spokane to fund their education and support. Bands go to an Indian curio shop in Sydney aiding M Harshman and a home for the captain's sons.
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Butte
Spokane
Charles E. Beebe
M. Harshman
Sydney
Australia
Mr. Beebe
China Sea
Mr. Harshman
Japan
America
Bee
Camaign
Lone
Harshman
Australiarphans
Borah Jones bill amendments outlined by subcommittee
The Borah Jones three year homestead bill gains amendments setting seven months residence per year and a habitable house prior to final proof. It would apply to pending unperfected entries and reduce residence from five to three years. Interior department opposition is not anticipated. Also note Kentucky tobacco industry employs 3045 women at $4.62 weekly.
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The
Standard
Washington
Public Lands Committee
Interior Department
British air fleet costs rise for 1912 13
The British army estimates for 1912-1913 total 139.3 million dollars, up 850,000 from 1911-1912. The increase stems entirely from aviation development plans. A complete military aviation school will be established at Salisbury Plain.
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British Air
Viscount Haldane
Salisbury Plain
Helena Club Objects to Moving Northwest Assay Offices
Helena March 5. The Helena Commercial club adopts resolutions opposing the abolition of government assay offices and refineries in the Northwest. It urges miners unions and merchants across Montana to press Congress and Northwest leaders to protest. The resolutions note small operators rely on local offices for quick returns to meet payrolls and purchases. Removing these offices would force miners to deal with pawn brokers and costly smelters, threatening profitable but small operations.
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Standard
Helena
Washington
Northwest
Helena Commercial Club
Montana
Congress
Helena Club
Lynn reformer leads $75,000 girls home plan in Lynn Mass
Mrs Caroline Engler heads a drive to build a home for working girls in Lynn Massachusetts. The project aims for 75000 dollars with construction starting once 50900 dollars is raised. The item notes broader reform efforts and related regional developments.
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Caroline M. Engler
Lynn
Mass
Canadian Northern Railway Company
Port Arthur
Ontario
Split Lake
Haudson Bay
le Vas
Los Mochis
Medill McCormick
United States
Chicago
Washington City
Clubwomen of
Illinois
Chicago Woman’s Club
McCormick
Snyder
Panama
Francisco Arias Jr
Colon
Géevern
London’s odd reforms and a practical women’s school
The article notes plans for municipal transport mandates including gasoline and electric buses, taxi quotas, and a freight motor truck service in a route over four years. It also mentions a London school for women teaching daily life skills from window opening to lamp trimming, plus dog care and sanitation, with lectures on food prices and clothing needs. Major d Anger’s claimed discovery of human body photography is touched on as not startling.
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Arias
London
d’Anger
ABE MARTIN Reflects on Travel Tips and Frugal Living
ABE MARTIN quips that the consumer bears travel tips and still eats at home. He notes a rise in fake goods daily, predicting a difficult afterlife for foolhardy spenders who lived to 98.
Photographic plates and actinic emanations noted
The article recalls photographers handling dry plates at arm’s length to avoid actinic effects from the body and mentions blurs and fogs. It also references French discoveries adding to this knowledge. A second note describes camel postal riders in the Nubian desert delivering mail, and mentions Peking planning an electric streetcar line.
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New York Tribune
Soudan
Khartoum
Sudan
D. B. Armstrong
Peking
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Bell Phone
Independent Phone
Fachtorial Roome
Sesee
Senee
Fast
Bell
Independent
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mont
MR. Bryan
Captain's Boys
Spokane Man
C. E. Beebe
Curio Shops
Kentucky
British Arm Aircraft Factory
Pullman
Pullman Davenport
Vernis Martin
Angie-Cart
Mee Furn
Fure and Carpet CO
Want Assay
Silly Zasinat Owsley Bleck
Butte, Mont
Ind
Rice, Fulton & May
Proprietors
Abe Martin
Hunt
B. E. Calkins
the Stationery Man
Main and Broadway Ind
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