Anaconda Standard Publishing and Distribution Details
A historical notice outlines the STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY publishing daily and Sunday editions in Anaconda Montana with listed subscription rates, office locations, and a broad network of domestic and out-of-state newsstand partners. It includes pricing, address blocks, foreign agent timing, and requests all business correspondence be sent to Anaconda offices.
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Buntley
Paia
Randard Block
Anaconda
Rooves Telenor Arichioee 40
Standard Publishing Company
Mont
Roosevelt seeks reform to end bucket shop stock deals
The text discusses President Roosevelt's plan to attack brokers in the bucket shop class and curb margin trading. It suggests the reform will target many brokers and aims to halt questionable stock margin dealings, signaling a major change in attick-market practices.
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Congress
Roosevelt
Washington
The Rev Dr Cooke’s Heresy Charges Stir Methodist Row
The Rev Dr Cooke has again pressed charges within the Kansas Methodist scene, accusing Rev Dr J T McFarlani of heresy while facing other defamation and reporting disputes. His combative streak and persistent conflicts mark him as a cross and cantankerous figure amid religious clashes.
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Cooke
Daydar
Provident Roosevelt
J.T. McFarlani
Milne
Tio
Boston University
Buckley
Boston
Ooenstance
Suckley
Cooke Mogen
Decline in Atlantic Coast Yacht Racing This Season
Enthusiasts warn there is no interest in yacht racing this season across New War and the Atlantic coast yards show no signs of activity. The New York Poet notes major racing yachts will not be commissioned, with at least one great schooner class absent, signaling a troubling tone for the sport.
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Wenally
Yecht
Atlantic
New York
East
Nesw
York
Washington Dogs Tax Controversy Reaches Montana Board
Rancher pushes for dog tax in Washington and Montana towns. He asks the tax commissioners for an opinion. The issue is discussed by board members with public input mounting, though no decisive action has emerged.
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Samnao
Montana
Taxing Dogs as Personal Property Seems Impractical
A Washington board of tax commissioners questions the idea of taxing dogs as personal property. It warns that many dogs signal lower population standards and traits, noting courts have not ruled on canine property status and that guidance from judges is lacking, leaving officials to grope for a legal footing.
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Washington
Board of Tax Commissioners
Castro Dgytany Stands Firm Against Venezuelan Claims
The piece reports Venezuelan leader Castro denies debts against Venezuela and accuses U S claims as baseless property and treaty rights violations. The State Department seeks information while Congress eyes Venezuela amid Monroe Doctrine tensions and hints at force if demands persist.
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Culer
Venezuela
Hisself
Russell
United States
Carseas
Leon
Cagive
Uncle Sam
Casiyo
State Department
Tni
Congress
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Uncle San
Spa
Gottleman
Se Thay
Cintra
Ihib Poble
Big Sixteen
Veneciela 4
Eigniticank
Treet
Giractleo
The Pryse Dog Fido Mortally Poisons Stir Rage in Helena
The will of Mrs. Mary Pryse left property to her dog Fido with care provisions. George D Beatty, a preferred companion, loses favor as Fido dominates Pryse's affection. Fido’s death follows poisoning, provoking sharp moral judgment of the culprit and praise for the dog’s loyalty and role in Pryse’s life.
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George 1
Beatty
Helena
George D
Mary H. Prysa
Mr. Beatty
Pia
West
Lagersall
Culéa
Willa Dogs
Ars
Pryse
Dale
George D. Beslly
George
Fico
Benco
Childrens Soupla
Fido
Fragmented musings mix quirks in a sprawling lament
Jumbled reflections touch on mysterious dog deaths, political insults, and literary asides. The speaker denies George D Beatty, references Latin maxims, and hints at figures like Bradley of Kentucky, Missoula apples, and a looming April court date. A chaotic collage links war talk, anarchists, and The New York Paris scene with idle chatter and satire.
Army marksmen contest preparations announced
General Belt issues instructions for the annual Army marksmen competition of 1908. Departmental small arms contests will be held at Fort Niagara Fort Sheridan Monterey and other posts with teams advancing to national matches. The pistol rifle and cross-post events culminate at a national gathering in August at Cannon Perry Port Clinton Ohio.
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Washington
General Belt
Army
East
Gulf
Fort Niagara
N. C
Dakota
Fort Sheridan
California
Columbia
Presilia
Monterey
Cal
Colorado
Texas
Natown! Rifle Association
Hecuming
Two Women Die In Opening Day At Laurens School
A sensational murder suicide occurred at the Laurens School on Audubon Road in the Fenway. Miss Elizabeth Hardee fatally shot Miss Sarah Chamberlain Weed then killed herself. Miss Weed earlier engaged in overwork and had been treated at a sanitarium. The two women, lifelong friends and former Wellesley instructors, opened the boarding school together with pupils from wealthy local families.
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Boston
Lauren’ School
Sirah Chamberlain Weed
Chestnut Hill
Philadelphia
Elizabeth Salley Flardee
East Savannah
Bach
Wellesley
Hardee
Miss Weed
Hardes
Vermont
Audubon Road
Fenway
Laurens School
Miss Weel
West Newton
Laurens
Land Revenue Apportioned Amid District Collapse
The county treasurer apportioned Feaverhead county revenue from state school lands and the Ble Huin national forest. School lands paid 4950.35 to the school fund. forest receipts 1186.20 split between school and road funds. One district Heela No 5 has no children, though residents remain, reflecting long-past local changes. Glendale once thrived near Hecla mines with 3100 population and multiple halls, now abandoned as mining failed and the town declined.
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Pillow
Feaverhead
Ble Huin National Forest
Caghmore
Heela
Glendale
Hecla Silver Mines
Tellows
Himee Bateman
Wire
Ehilay
Balloon flight completes 130 mile hop in three hours
In Hampton Falls New Hampshire Gy Mareh and Len Stevens piloted a balloon launch from Pittsfield Massachusetts at 11 09 this morning landing on a lawn near the village at 3 15. The flight lasted three hours and six minutes covering about 130 miles with no records broken. William H E Whitehouse of New York accompanied Stevens as passenger.
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Hampton Falls
Stevens
Pittsfield
Mass
Atlantic Ocean
Len Stevens
New York
William HE
Whitehouse
Durine
Wes
No Preliminary in Audry Case Heads to District Court
Special telegraphic copy reports that Charles W. Audry's case will skip a preliminary hearing and go directly to the district court for the on firepmatian ted tads. The trial is likely at the June term with Rhys Lambentt Walker of Bulte reassigned to assist the prosecution.
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Wersllaehty
Charles WW. Audry
Jate
District Court
Ted Tads
Autor Rhys Lambentt Walker
Bulte
Liv
Engineer Tom Hurs Uammond Leaves San Francisco for Santa Barbara
The living engineer Tom Hurs Uammond, who had been ill for several months and underwent an operation, was recovered and departed San Francisco this morning for Santa Barbara. He traveled alone, without his wife, accompanied by his eldest son, and plans to pass through Aytil in April.
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San Francisco
Tom Hurs Uammond
Sante Barbary
Aytil
Spike Driven Signifies Completion of Spalane Wharf Project
In Stevenson Washington near Vancouver, officials formally heralded the completion of the Spalane warfynd and Baathe ynill and Crani Pasco project just before noon with the spike driven ceremony. No crowd details or reactions noted.
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Stevenson
Wast
Spalane
Warfynd & Baathe Ynill
Crani Pasco
Vancouver
Joalick Pines
Thaw Suit Moves Forward in Annulment Case
Evelyn Neebll Thaw seeks annulment of marriage to Barry K Thaw alleging his insanity at marriage. Attorney says service served at Mattewan Asylum. Thaw denies insanity and vows to contest. Family reportedly favors annulment with potential support for Evelyn.
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A. Russell Peabody
Thaw
Spigotty Life in the Isthmus Described in Post Feature
Sam Blythe pens a cheerful slice of isthmus life focusing on social scenes in Tile town, with a baseball anecdote and a jab at Uncle Sam’s hotel. The piece notes Panama’s people, wages, and a curious mix of colonial humor, urging readers to enjoy the issue of The Saturday Evening Post.
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Sam Blythe
Blythe
Ciger
United States
Who
Panama
Panamarniaes
Satur Ig Evening Post
Great Missionary Meeting Heads Toward Commerce Focus
The second day of the first international convention of the Young People's missionary movement opens with 25 planned addresses. J. E. McAfee of North America and Rev. Jamies W. Morris speak on global missions, followed by Rev. Dr. John Willis Baer in Los Angeles noting missions now attract business interest. Brockrasa of Shanghai discusses Eastern Asia. P. Devasa Hayam of India and C. V. Wang of China address India and China respectively.
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Pittsburg
J. E. McAfee
North America
Jamies W. Morris
Richmond
Drasif
Apekée
South America
John Willis Baer
Los Angeles
Causa
Pacific Coast
Brockrasa
Shanghai
The
Young Men’s Christian Association of China
Korea
Asia
P. Devasahayam
India
Ohio Wesleyan College
C. V. Wang
China
University of Michigan
Operations Suspended at East Helena Smelter After Austrian Workers’ Blockade
Special dispatch reports a mass of about 89 Austrian former employees blocking access at the East Helena smelter from midnight until morning, demanding bonuses. Sheriff Shoemaker and deputies arrested five leaders. operations paused but no one was charged beyond the arrests. Previously paid quarterly bonuses raised claims by laid off workers who argued they were entitled to extra pay for work performed before being laid off.
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Standard
Sielena
East Helena
Prominent Eastern Star Matron Visits Virginia City Lodge
Mrs Josephine Hether of Helena grand matron of the Eastern Star of Montana visited the Virginia City lodge last evening in a gala event. A large crowd attended, refreshments were served, and Mrs Hether delivered a speech praising the lodge's work Mrs Helner planned to visit the THjn Bridges lodge this evening.
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The
Standard
Virginia City
Josephine. Hether
Helena
Eliot
Eastern Star of
Montana
Hether
Hetner
Helner
Thjn Bridges
Birthday Gift Plans Reveal Hidden Family Tights
A San Francisco Star snippet shows a clubwoman stifling a sigh as she recalls her husband’s birthday and mentions plans to present him with four gifts she has saved, revealing a personal moment of anticipation and family sentiment.
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