Publication locations and offices for Anaconda Standard
The Anaconda Standard lists multiple domestic and out of state offices and agents for subscriptions and news distribution. It details contact addresses and telephone numbers in Butte Missoula New York Chicago Buffalo Minneapolis San Francisco Los Angeles Denver Seattle Portland Seattle Tacoma and Kansas City, along with forwarding instructions for general business correspondence.
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Omice Standard
Anaconda
Business
Omice
Eastorial Rooms
Butte
East Broadway
Missoula
Higgins Avenue
Buffalo
W. Freer Street
New York City
Union Square
Hotaling’s
Broadway
Chicago
Auditorium Annex
Chicks
P.O. News Co
Minneapolis
Kavanaugh's
South Third Street
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Los Angeles
Berl News Co
South Broadway
Denver
City
Bast Lake News Co
North Howard Street
Tacoma
Paoi Avenue
Seattle
Columbia Street
Portland
Oregon
Sixth Street
Kansas City
American News Co
Ninth
Standard Publishing Company
Mont the Fouomit
Fagie
Parties mobilize for Butte municipal election
Butte's political groups align for the spring campaign. Democrats fix primaries Thursday and city convention next Monday. Republicans plan Friday primaries and a convention next Wednesday. Labor held primaries last night, Socialists already met. The direct primary law remains optional and will not apply to this spring's municipal elections in Butte.
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Butte
Labor Party
Board of County Commissioners
Board of Aldermen
St Patrick's Day Celebration Plans In Butte
The St Patrick's Day committee in Butte prepares a grand event next Saturday with hopes for good weather and a large turnout of Irish societies and friends. Bishop Carroll of the Helena diocese has consented to attend and address the groups on the day's theme, likely the feature of the celebration.
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Butte
Carroll
Helena
Mele Rice
Taft as Chief Justice Speculation Amid Yale Ties
Rumors from the Host suggest Secretary Taft would move from the cabinet to the Supreme Court if Justice Fuller retires before Roosevelt’s term ends. The plan would elevate Taft to chief justice, replacing Fuller, with Bacon tipped as Taft’s successor at state. Taft previously served as Ohio judge and federal Sixth Circuit judge.
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Taft
Justice Brown
Yale
Justice Fuller
Mr. Roosevelt
Raw
Crimson
Roosevelt
Massachusetts University
Bacon
Superior Court
Ohio
East
Butte mining boom linked to London venture raises stakes
The article outlines a London based Venture corporation taking the majority of stock in the Butte & London company, created by Montana residents to develop North Butte claims. It notes shafts reaching 100 feet, growing belief in a larger mineral vein extending into Butte and praises mushroom companies for employment. It laments past skeptics of local mining and predicts a brighter future for Butte.
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Butte
Venture Corporation of London
S Tock of Thin Company
Butte & Tondo
London Concern
Butte & London Company
Montana
North Butte
Butte & London
England
North Butte Company
Marcus Daly
Anaconda Hill
Germans Aid France in Mine Rescue
In the France coal mine disaster a Prussian director of mines and Westphalian miners join rescue efforts, admired for courageous aid to French comrades. The gesture may ease old Franco Prussian tensions as both sides work to recover the buried. Chicago’s Mayor Dunne hides a Glasgow report on municipal ownership, which Aldermen obtain a copy of, showing the expert’s view that Chicago should try ownership only as a last resort.
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France
Paris
Dunne
Chicago
Dalrymple
Glasgow
Dowie fraud saga unfolds with alleged grafts and escape
The piece traces Elijah Dowie's alleged deceit and financial schemes, detailing a failed draft payment, his wife’s vow to restitution, and the ongoing scrutiny of Judge Hamilton as a “legislative agent.” It notes large sums paid by New York Life, questions over money use, and looming legal exposure as the Standard weighs in.
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Elijah
Zion
Dowie
Hamilton
Ife-insurance
Jerome
John A. McCall
Judge Hamilton
New York Life Insurance Company
Home Annex
New York
Paris
Pr McCall
Srozen
Notable Figures from Politics to Education and Society
Stuyvesant Fish Jr begins work as a clerk in the Timeis Central railroad office amid idle elite. Champ Clark travels the House aisle as Speaker Cannon notes his speed. Columbia University appoints Hermann Schumacher as honorary professor for the year. Mrs. Cynthia A. Paden of Montezuma Iowa, a mother of three, stands out as the sole successful woman candidate in a three-exam state contest. General Henry E Tremain, newly elected Republican leader in New York, has a long military and political record. Senator Pettus questions Culberson’s road rate bill as Dubois explains its focus on actual valuation. Anna Howard Shaw, longtime suffrage activist and ordained Methodist minister, has traveled widely and holds honorary degrees and a medical credential.
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Stuyvesant Fish, Jr
Ofice
Timeis Central Railroad
Champ Clark
Mussouri
Clark
Speaker Cannon
Ministry of Education
Columbia University
Hermann Schumacher
University of Bonn
Colombia
Cynthia A. Paden
Montezuma
Towa
State Commission of Pirate
Paden
Henry E.tremain
Eli
New York
Ity
Isis
Grand “Army of the Republic
New York State
Culberson
Senator Pettus
Alabama
Dubois
Idaho
Anna Howard Shaw
Woman's National Suffrage Association
England
Michigan
Boston
Union
Europe
West Indies
South America
Hazing Report Censures Brownson at Naval Academy
A sub committee report to the House Military Affairs Committee censures Admiral Brownson for pressuring midshipmen into a hazing pledge and for implying it was personal. Lieutenant P Snyder is also censured. The panel urges graduated punishments and assigns cadet officers primary responsibility, noting government losses from trivial offenses.
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Washington
House Committee On Military Affairs
Military Academy
Vreeland
New York
Brownson
Ands
Lieut. P. Snyder
le Vielous
Sands
Baum's John Dough Book and Other Youthful Works
Notes on L Frank Baum finishing John Dough and the Cherub, to be published by Reilly & Huntington in Chicago with John Neill illustrations. Also preview of Luther Burbank's work and Henry Cabot Lodge foreign policy article, plus selections from The American Boy March issue including Shaggy coat and Joe and Dan adventures, and youth club stories.
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L. Frank Baum
Europe
John Dough
Cherub
Reilly & Huntton Company
Chicago
Mr. Baum
John K Neill
Philadel
Baum
Browne
Luther Burbank
Mr. Burbank
The
Companion
Henry Cabot Lodge
Shaggy Coat
Beavers Dy
Clarence Hawks
Joe
Dan
Frog
Dennis
A. Stepaon
Patsy Conners
Wolves
Cake Earth
Ite
Hoy Lambe
Northwest
Columbia Park Boys Club
Everybody's Classified Wants and Offerings
Three million readers of Everybody's advertise to buy or sell. Classifieds list real estate lawyers automobiles schools office equipment pianos organs business opportunities seeds poultry hotels and more. Reach the broadest American audience with your ad.
No. 5 of series of boy hood great Americans
No 5 in a series profiling American youths explores John Adams baseball training and a new school palace for American boys in New York City. It discusses a schoolship St Marys, sprinting experiences in Britain, and practical guides for boys, including garden make-up and tool use, with subscription details from Sprague Publishing Company in Detroit.
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John Adams
Tme
York City
Jack Tara
St. Mary's
Great Britain
Harry A. Hyman
Champio
The
Sprague Publishing Company
Detroit
Mich
Housekeeper March issue highlights editors and features
The March issue reveals Marian Bonsall, associate editor, sent to Japan to study home life for American women. It previews unique treatments of articles, illustrated pieces by Gertrude Bacon and FitzGerald on Chartran, and fiction including The Jolly Bachelors Clap. Also notes Not a Matter of Reason and How Walt Provided for the Widow, plus a St. Patrick's Day Luncheon recipe. The Housekeeper Corporation, Minneapolis, Minn. Sixty cents a year.
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Marian Bonsall
Japan
Tt Ie
Kingdom
Gertrude Bacon
Bacon
W. G. FitzGerald
Chartran
Sybil
Grace McElroy Tursin
James Barnett
Jeanne Loizeaux
Walt
Idow
Elliot Walker
Elizabeth W. Morrison
Housekeeper Corporation
Minneapolis
Minn
Mowry notes March Pacific Monthly diverse fiction and nature themes
The March Pacific Monthly offers diverse fiction from Wallis Nash on sheep and western forests to Roosevelt era forestry policy and the Longress, with stories by McRa l, Bally Th, Marshall Douglas, Rea Tevin, and Rose Evtinge. It features Alaska tales, a piece on a Rus sian council member, and a cover depicting a San Diego mission in Southern California colors.
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Pacific Monthly
Wallis Nash
Rockies
Roosevelt
Forestry Department
Ta. Wala
Wash
Wiliam J. McRa
Valencia
Clarence TH
Bally
Marshall Douglas
Rea Tevin
Montague
Itaelf
Rose Evtinge
Tress
Russia
Montana
Pease i
Alaska
Widlara
Huntington Wright
Edwin L. Sabin
Amanda Mathews
San Diego
California
Paper matches hope to replace timber variety
Due to timber scarcity, matches are now produced from paper rolled spirally and coated with wax. The roll is cut into lengths and dipped in the phosphorus mixture, creating a rigid, well burning match.
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