Anaconda Standard Subscription Rates and Offices
The Anaconda Standard lists daily and Sunday subscription rates with advance payment terms and provides multiple branch offices in Butte Missoula Seattle Portland and others. It also details general business correspondence addressed to Standard Publishing Company Anaconda Mont and lists several city newsstand and bookstore affiliations across major U S cities.
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Ofice—Standard
Anaconda Business Ofice
Buffalo
W. Freer
West Eagle Street
New York City
Brentano's
Union
Sotaling
Broadway
Thirty-eighth Street
Chicago
P.O. News Cos
Dearborn
Minneapolis
Kavanaugh's
Third Street
San Francisco
P Hotel
San Jaco
Denver
Seventeenth
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake News Co
Ogden
Kind’s
Spokane
North Howard Street
Tacoma
Partie Avenue
Seattie
Seattle
Columbia Street
Portland
Oregon Co
Sixth Street
Kansan City
American News Co
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Mont
Death of Miss Anthony Marks End of an Era
An obituary tribute recalls the life of Susan B. Anthony, leader in the fight for women’s emancipation. The piece notes her central role in suffrage, broader rights like education and property control, and honors her enduring impact as generations mourn the loss of a pivotal activist.
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Misa Anthony
Prese
Julia Ward Howe
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Mary A. Livermore
Lydia Maria Child
Lucretia Mott
Miss Anthony
Iiv
Anthony
Across Montana and the spring mood in editorial mix
The piece notes the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul purchase of the old Jawbone route in Montana and sketches likely routes into Butte. It blends rail talk with satirical spring sentiment, quoting poems from Recreation and recounting a New York Patrick case witness from Texas with a sharp wit.
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Montana
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Milwaukee and
St. Paul
Mon-tana
Patrick
New York
Texas
Mr. Jerome
Wand Tamet
Tam
Jerome
Public sentiment meets Judge Deuel amid blackmail exposure
Public sentiment offers little relief as Judge Deuel, famed in Town Topics, faces a charged offense affecting his standing yet sat as presiding judge in a special sessions court last week. He appeared with colleagues despite being central to a high profile blackmail reveal and has since suffered illness, including bed rest.
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Judge Deuel
Court of Special Sessions
Turbulent Justice and Police Reform Talk in Roaring Times
A fragmentary report describes a judge paired with a scattered tale of legal mishaps and political discipline. It notes a rough reopening of a New York bench, crime figures, and Chief Collings planning a force overhaul with broad authority, citing presidential precedent as justification.
Noted figures and reforms in early 20th century politics
The frayed narrative surveys diverse figures from U S Congress to royal exiles and reformers. It highlights Hicathe Ohio and Walker in Congress, Mrs Robert A Thi and longterm charity work by Helen Contd, and King Alfonso X’s princely titles alongside Kropotkin’s escape from Saint Peter and Paul fortress.
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Helen
Eeesh Altman
Reet
Washington
Robert A. Thi
Ilinois
Fairbanks
Ja A
Longra
Lac Follette
Wisconsin
Sawyer
Jean 1
France
Alfonso X
Spin
Castile
Leone
Navarre
Gibraltar
Archduke of
Austria
St. Peter and St. Paul
England
Nere
Russia
Supreme Court Rules Witnesses May Refuse Grand Jury Testimony
The Supreme Court of the United States today decided cases involving the tobacco trust and the right of witnesses to refrain from testifying before federal grand juries in proceedings under the anti trust law. The ruling centers on witness immunity and the scope of compelled testimony in antitrust investigations.
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Washington
Suaren
Tobacco Trust
Supreme ‘Court of the United States
Inoculating the soil for growing legumes report
A Montana agricultural station expert, Prof. Alfred Atkinson, discusses inoculation of legume crops to add atmospheric nitrogen via bacteria. The 1905-era bulletin describes nitrogen-fixing germs from legume roots, growth in cultures, and distribution methods, noting the National Nitro Culture Co. and inoculation packages sold to farmers.
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Alfred Atkinson
Department of Agronomy
Montana Agricultural Station
Department of Agriculture
Nis
Department of Agriulture
National
New York
New York Experiment Station
Central West
Popular President of the Argentine Republic Dead
March 12 Buenos Ayres reports Dr Ame Quintana, president of Argentina, died of catarrhal pneumonia after a period of illness. Crowds viewed the body in the capital as mournful scenes spread nationwide. The piece also covers agriculture inoculation methods and soil, seed bed, and irrigation notes, reflecting mixed topics within the issue.
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Buenos Ayres
Aeaimee Quintana
Argentin Republic
Pneumon
Quintana
Title
Mit
Sant Wrelocke
Itean
National
Arget Une Republic
Washington
Flowans
Dr Quintana
Peasant Elections Yield Conservative Leaning Across Regions
In St Petersburg on March 12 peasants in the first stage of elections stayed away from participation. Reports from Smolensk Aisin Yorkino and other areas show peasants favoring conservatives for district conventions which will choose delegates to provincial assemblies. At Moscow’s first district convention peasants’ delegates largely backed peasant interests against landowners though no delegates were chosen. Vice President Al corta, the new president, is expected to maintain policy with broad support and no immediate changes.
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Petersburg
Pris
Smolensk
Aisin
Yorkino
Onal
Frst
Moscow
Chosing
Preacher Denounces Fee Charges For Weddings
In fon Del March 13 a Wilmington pastor complains that most weddings require paying for a license and many couples cannot afford the cost. Pastor George L Wolfe says couples travel from Philadelphia with the impression no license is needed, leaving them with little after paying. The preacher claims many pay fees and leave empty handed.
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Fon
Del
George L. Wolfe
Wolfe
Philadephia
Wilmington
Jump at city hall ends with injuries and arrest
Joe Hoel, a police officer, jumped from a city hall window and landed five feet below on concrete, suffering severe leg and ankle fractures. He had earlier been arrested in a railway yard by special officers for carrying coal from the docks. He requested to be allowed to use a toilet and then jumped out.
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Joe Hoel
Aerarah Diet Eerie Ates
City Hall
Hovlt
Census bulletin on year 10 wood and paper statistics
In Washington on March 12 census officers issued a preliminary summary of United States paper and wood pile statistics for the calendar year 10. The report notes an increase in value of nearly percent compared with 1s.
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Washington
Unite States
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Butte
East Broadway
Missoula
Higgins Avenue
W. J. Morton
Aaverning
Nassau Street
Washington Street
Susay
Stacy K Baker
Stacy
Arthur
Phelps
Pring
Mr. Phelps
Baker-Phelps
Carolyn
Lyman
Iently
Lovecaone
Biome
Sith
Seth
Oraco
Deuel
New York Bar Association
Bar Association
Hooker
Dewel
Roosevelt
Collins
Chie Police
Collings
New Ye
Hicathe
Ohio
Grosvenor
Rufus Bullock
Georgia
Albion
Walker
Mears
John Sharp Wiliams
Tyra
Stowe
Case Peeme
Professor Atkinson
Noze
May
Vipio Cialge
Falta S., N.Y
N. Main St
Argentine Republic
Figurera
Alcorte
IMM
Roca
Teri
Hos toMice
Alcorta
Qaza LE
Prige
Ream
Novaca
RICE
Fulton
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