Anaconda Standard Publication Details
The Anaconda Standard announces subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, listing monthly and yearly prices and noting office contact details for the Main Office in Standard Block and the editorial rooms. The note references the publishers and proprietors, Standard Publishing Company, and postal matter classification as Second-Class Mail Matter.
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Standard Publishing Company, Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda
Anaconda Rein Legere
Advertising Offices and Newsstand Locations Listed
The text lists branch offices in Butte and major city offices including New York Chicago and Denver. It details newsstand locations in New York Chicago Kansas City Minneapolis San Francisco Los Angeles Denver Salt Lake City Ogden Spokane Tacoma Seattle and Portland with associated stores. All general business and correspondence should go to Anaconda Mont.
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New York City
Hotalling
Park Row
Thirty-eighth
Broadway
Chicago
Auditorium Annex
FP. O. News Co
Dearborn Street
Empire
Jackson and
Dearborn
Kansas City
Yuma News Co
Ninth and Main
Minneapolis
Kavanaugh
South Third Street
San Francisco
van Ness Avenue
Los Angeles
Amos
Denver
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake City
Moon's
Rosenfeld & Hanson's
Church Street
Ogden
Kind's
Twenty-fifth Street
Spokane
North Howard Street
John W. Graham & Co
Tacoma
Pacific Avenue
Seattle
International News Co
Portland
Oregon News Co
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mont
Japan China Tatsu seizure settlement hinted
Reports from Tokyo suggest a settlement may have ended the Tatsu dispute with China agreeing to pull in its horns and permit Japan to hoist the flag again after recovering confiscated arms. The episode stirred fears of a wider clash but appears defused for now.
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Japan
China
Tokio
Nippon
Banquet Brings Taft Hughes and Johnson to New York
The Friendly Sons of St Patrick in New York anticipate a banquet with guests and speakers including Taft Hughes and Johnson. The event prompts speculation over railroad and interest group influence and whether Bryan would have arranged talks via his lecture bureau.
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St. Patrick
New York
Taft
Hughes
Johnson
Bryan
Shadows Over Democratic Opposition to Bryan Seen
The piece argues Minnesota state committee members backing Governor Johnson form only an apparition of opposition rather than a real movement. It also likens the Gray bolster to a phantom that may barely materialize at the national convention. It notes Bryan policy excludes real rivals for Denver convention credit.
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Bryan
Minnesota
Johnson
Judge Gray
Denver
Home seekers drift westward across northern railways
Homeseekers move toward the Pacific coast as farmers from Washington and Oregon join the land boom. Thousands of acres in Montana entice settlers while railroads facilitate travel across the region. The shift boosts population in Washington during the past decade with influxes from the East.
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Washington
Rocky Mountains
Montana
Pacific Slope
Oregon
Montana Boosts Homeseekers Advertisements
The article notes extensive advertising east of the Mississippi about Pacific states and urges stronger Montana efforts to attract homeseekers. It criticizes Washington and Oregon counties for heavy promotion and calls Montana to be bolder in reaching settlers.
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Mississippi
Pacific States
Washington
Oregon
Montana
Nominations This Week For Butte Aldermen
Citizens of Butte face a key municipal election in April focusing on aldermen. Democratic and Republican party conventions and primaries are held this week to nominate candidates, with registration starting Tuesday. The article stresses the importance of capable nominees over party labels for effective city governance.
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Butte
Democratic Party
Taft Campaign Circular Sparks Internal Dispute
Taft headquarters circulated a laudatory piece on Secretary Secre tary but claimed his record opposes Roosevelt methods. The circular mocked the president, prompting Taft to repudiate it and aides to distance themselves. Blame was placed on a subordinate in the Taft literary bureau. The misfire split campaign messaging across regions, with some touting conservatism and others Roosevelt-like policy heir claims. President Roosevelt may label the subordinate a liar and close the incident.
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Taft
Roosevelt
Taft Literary Bureau
Definition of drunk in Rhode Island law from old statute
A Rhode Island law defines a person as drunk legally when intoxicating liquor visibly excites his passions, distinguishing drunkenness from effects caused by opiates. The statement notes opinions differ on what constitutes intoxication and how it should be judged.
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Rhode Island
Providence
A. J
Rhode Island Law and Drunkenness Reflections
An editorial discusses drunkenness trials in Providence and a lack of proof for impairment under local law. It notes judges accepting police statements about found intoxicated individuals and mocks self excuses, quoting a rhyming verse about drinking and delirium.
Smiling Remarks and Witty Quips Across Newspapers
A collage of light humorous exchanges from multiple papers. Jests about salaries shrinkage, love at sight, daughters and engaged rings, clockmakers, weather, and family road mishaps unfold with quick punchlines, showcasing period banter and social observations.
Dickens quips about Little Nell in Washington clash
In Washington Dickens meets a Tennessee congressman on the Capitol steps. The author jokes about Little Nell from The Old Curiosity Shop and is pressed by the senator who calls writing novels a trifling occupation for a grown man.
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Charles Dickens
Washington
Capitol
Tennessee
Dickens
Nell
Néll
Old Curiosity Shop
Hughes candidacy domestically steady as party weighs convention choice
The piece argues Charles E Hughes should secure the Republican nomination without aggressive campaigning. It praises his restraint and dignity, notes New York support as pivotal, and cautions against strenuous delegate hustling in a return to sensible nominee selection.
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Libby News
New York
Charles KE. Hughes
Hughes
Albany
New York State
Hughes Admired From Butte Tribune-Review Opinion
The editorial portrays New York Governor Charles E. Hughes as a sociable, liberal leader. It argues he would be an ideal president if called, noting his approachable nature and democratic atmosphere at the capital.
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Butte Tribune-Review
Charles E. Hughes
New York State
Hughes
Valley County juror quizzed on Sherry case
In a Valley County News report a juror questioned by Attorney Hurd about his qualifications to sit on the Sherry case said he had not read newspaper accounts but admitted he had read of the case in the Valley County News. The exchange drew sharp reactions.
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Valley County News
Hurd
Butte Seeks 20,000 Men via Coast Agencies
The Great Falls Leader notes Seattle banners list 20,000 workers needed, while coast employment agencies have placed Butte in an awkward spot with high idle manpower.
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Great Falls
Butte
Coast
Seattle
Reliable Vinol Spring Medicine Promises Blood Purity and Strength
Anaconda based Smith Drug Co markets Vinol cod liver extract as a superior spring medicine. It claims to purify blood, boost appetite, aid digestion, and build strength without oil, using a scientific extract from fresh cod livers with peptonate of iron.
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Anaconda
Vinci
Rose Lavigne
Burlington, Vt
Smith Drug Company
Butte
Newbro Drug Company
Butte Faces Sharp Labor Strain From Coastal Idle Men
In Spokane 5000 were named as needed with coast cities over the required total. Idle men from the coast region and the tough element are dumped on Butte to discover the limit of demand. Few mine jobs remain beyond those waiting months for prior shutdown positions, creating a serious but familiar challenge for Butte to overcome.
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Spokane
Butte
The President's Egotism
The Bozeman Chronicle criticizes President Roosevelt as standing on feet of clay. It argues his imperial airs and harsh treatment of dissenters erode the public’s hero worship and may turn admirers into critics, diminishing his prior achievements.
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Bozeman Chronicle
Roosevelt
Active gubernatorial races promise lively conventions
From the Republican Picket the note that Governor Hughes and Governor Johnson pursue active candidacies suggests national conventions will remain competitive rather than routine. The piece hints at ongoing political jockeying shaping party strategy.
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Hughes
Johnson
Facts Worth Knowing From a Curious Year
Ballooning sharpens vision at 6000 feet as bottles seen clearly before surfacing. British bicycle output reaches 900 units per day. Scotland has 3189 elementary schools, Ireland 8710. Mohair could rise as a US product with up to 1 million pounds current stock from Angora goats. Mohair price ranges 25c to $1.25 per pound. In 1996 Greece granted 89 mining concessions, revealing diverse deposits including copper lead zinc iron manganese cobalt nickel coal antimony iron pyrites gypsum asbestos.
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Scotland
Ireland
United States
Greece
Three Miles Above Land on Lusitania Navigation Tale
A London Tit-Bits note praises Captain Watt of the Lusitania as an expert navigator who puts safety first. When a curious passenger asks how close to land they are, the captain replies three miles, then directs attention to the water below to reveal the unseen shoreline.
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London
Watt
Atlantic
Desiring a Simple English Gentleman Abroad
A speaker laments aristocratic decline in Britain and abroad and seeks a plainly spoken, unpretentious Englishman who speaks his mother tongue without affectation. He envisions a modest, dignified commoner among elites, valuing honest manners over titled lineage and eager to join a small, authentic group of "simple gentlemen" abroad.
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Great Britain
Buenos Ayres
England
Gen for short echoes old Roundhead titles in Richmond tale
A Richmond visitor recalls a coal black boy described as Gen for short, revealing how the child’s long name Genesis-xxx-38-So-shall-my-righteousness-answer-for-me-in-time-to-come Washington Carter becomes a clipped Gen. The humorous exchange highlights playful mispronunciation and social attitudes in a southern setting.
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Williams
John Mitchell
Richmond
Gen
Washington Carter
Des
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