Standard Publishing Company Advertises in Anaconda
The Standard Publishing Company announces subscription rates and office contacts. It lists daily and Sunday rates, location details in Anaconda, and foreign and domestic advertising offices in New York Chicago Philadelphia Detroit Minneapolis and more. It also notes newsstands outside Montana and various city agents and addresses.
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Standard Publishing Company
Arhin
Bell Proto
UB Editorial
Bell Pans
W. A. Morton
Foreign Advertisig
New York
Ofice
Brunswick Building
Fifth Avenue
Chicago
Dartford
Commer Madison
Dearborn Streets
Montana
Hotatine
Paris Row
Thirty
Broadway
Torner Woolward and Michiges
Auditoriumi
St. Paul
N. St. Marie
Neves Co
Fifth Street
Minneapolis-M
Angeles
Kemp's
San Diego
Chilé
Denver
H. P. Hansen's
Seventeenth Street
Westernews Agency
Salt Lake City
Hanson's
McGilis & Ludwir’s
Schutelwvas Corner
Orgden
Lowe Bros
Twenty-fifth Street
Spokane
W. Tritech
North Howard
John W. Graham
Sprague Avenue
Tacoma
Trego News Co
Seattle
Eckhart
Arener
First Avenue
Washington Street
W. C. Whitney
Portland
Bayman New Co
Montana Republicans favor Taft nomination for 1912
The Montana state central committee endorsed President Taft for re nomination at Helena on Saturday. Roosevelt supporters were present across counties but votes favored Taft. The committee rejected a proposal for preferential presidential primaries, and observers note La Follette may be preferred by Montana progressives over Roosevelt.
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Mr. Roosevelt
White House
Motluhs
Ewell
Roosevelt
Republican State Central Committee
Helena
Aft
Taft
Dixon
Montana
Isquire
Lkelyy
la Fayette
North Dakota
la Follette
Thu Roosevelt
Anaconda City Election Marks Bitter Yet Uneventful Ballot
In Anaconda after years of strife and allegations of extravagance the city voters chose candidates for aldermen without a decisive shift. Both parties appeared united in endorsing reform candidates while local officials faced ongoing pressure from factions amid mixed support at the polls.
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Arcata
Cononnel
Democratic ticket urged in Anaconda city race
The piece argues voters should trust the council veterans and the Democratic nominees in Anaconda, praising their practical knowledge and honesty to secure success in the upcoming city election. It frames the contest as a Democratic surge against the Republicans and emphasizes loyalty to local wards and the city.
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Thair Petty
Tiew
Mee
Hoveats
Ile Nation
Anaconda
School Trustee Nomination Meeting At Taytte
Residents of the Taytte school district are invited to a meeting this evening in the Wish show auditorium to nominate five candidates for school trustees whose term expires. The event seeks public input on candidates and district affairs ahead of the April 5 school election.
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Wltixens
Taytte Aid
Wish Schow
Distriet
Cimidales
Ihe
Sehyor
Uf Mie
Cltivens
Butta Echools
Uees
Resignation of Mt Jonas bishopric rector shocks Butte
The resignation of Trev S C Hlvekiston, rector of Mt Jonas bishopric in Butte, ends a 34 year pastorate. He is praised for guiding growth and community service, leaving with fidelity and honor despite congregational sorrow and long tenure.
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Trev
S.C
Hlvekiston
Mt. Jonas
Butte
Ceraylan
Testa Butte
Av. Elwelkiston
Ule Butte
Banquet honors Judge Bourne for federal appointment
A public banquet at the Silver Bow club honored Judge George Bourne for his federal judicial appointment. Attendees included city business leaders and members of the legal profession who praised his long service and trusted leadership. Candidates for the party convention are debated, with Wilson and Harmon as the leading figures among the prospects.
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Buite
New Chamber of Commerce
Silver Bow Club
George 3. Bourain
She Hanay
Wen
Kourquin
Amis
Dattimore Wits Enemgh
Nominte
Churk
Wilson
Wilsam
Harmon
Phin
Cirle
Jrmon
Nas
Wick Uys
Huetness
Wien
Clark
Democratic paths shift toward Clark and Underwood
The piece discusses possible Democratic candidates Champ Clark and Oscar Underwood as leading figures to challenge before the Baltimore convention. It suggests Underwood could retire for Clark if Clark shows greater strength, noting a window for a significant change in party leadership and policy ahead of the nominating fight.
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Champ Clirk
Oscar Underwood
Champ Clerk
Noutenti
House of Reveswitaives
Underwood
Baltimore
Oimat Policieiauw
Pethans Ciguiin Clarke
Political developments echo Taft control claims in Indiana
March 4 dispatch from Wishinghin cites national bureau sources asserting Taft delegates will control Indiana's state convention with a majority, selecting several delegates at large. In districts 1,7,3,4,5,9,10,13 results imply Taft support. Roosevelt allies hope to gain in remaining districts, with some conventions unsettled. Oyster Bay notes Roosevelt momentum in Maine and New England as delegates are still pending.
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Repub- Litun
Indiana
National Cage Bureau
Hoogevell
MeiKinney Ae
Jesuell
Taft
Aly
Marvel
Toasevell
Eth
Oyster Gay
Wwell
Wistrp
Portland
Colung Roosewall
Oyeler Bay
Bogton
Massachusetts
New York
Medi McCormiels
Chicago
Washington
Roosevelt Bureau
McCormicks
Roosevelt
Maine
Afl
Primaries Set Tuesday In New York City And State
New York conservatives prepare for a statewide primary to select 84 delegates to the Republican National Convention. Roosevelt forces field candidates in all 14 Brooklyn and Manhattan districts while Taft supporters expect large pluralities. President Taft welcomes open voting and safeguards amid petitions facing scrutiny for Roosevelt-backed candidates.
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New York
New York State
Mattye Ung
New York City
Taft
Roosevelt
Samuel Koente
Koenig
Tiewi
Viate
United States
East Side
Ehalmay Oenigs
Evidt
Roosevelt Ag
Columbia
Oia
Carnegia Hall
Sheg
Tat
Republican County Committee
Republic Bounty Committee
Sal Chalromn
Koenle
Obligation to Cause of Education Stronger Claim
New York review highlights education funding as a strong public obligation. The annual Carnegie foundation report notes 40,000 spent on allowances and pensions for the year and discusses private versus governmental needs and national priorities.
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New York
Henry H Pritahote
Carnegia Foundation
Ute
Starving Woman Keeps Lighthouse Going Amid Tragedy
In Nova Scotia on March 4 a starving lightkeeper's wife, Mrs Borque, tended the Magdelene Lighthouse over days of cold fog, hoping for relief as her baby suffered exposure and her husband drowned. She kept the beacon burning hourly, praying for rescue and safety from government aid to relocate or replace the unsafe post.
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Aiiifay
Nova Scotia
Jaks
Win Lane
Magdalene Grete
Peter Bergie
Aatvers
Boal
M. Borin
Durave
Secorat
Tay
Ulmoat
Yule
Increases Shown in Many Metal Industries
Washington March 21 An Increased Londoney Loward diversification by manufacturing industries in the United States observed by Tideral allies who compiled statistics on the 10 year period ending 1909 from the census bureau The report says important industries showed larger percentage increases than the leading ones Automobile industry had the highest rise Copper and sheet steel industries also saw notable gains Wage earner numbers declined in iron and steel furnaces sugar and molasses The manufacturing sector employs 6 016 046 workers about 14 percent of the wage earning population The total product value is 20 672 052 000 with value added at 8 531 261 000 Slaughtering and meat packing tops gross value at 1 470 508 099 followed by railway and machine shop products lumber and timber iron and steel works and redline fluids and flour mills and brick mills products at 899 585 000
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Washington
United
Tideral Allieidls
Mhe
Census Bureau
United States
Iron and Steel
Redline Uids
Spirit and Labor Leaders Hold Vigorous Union Meeting
A spirited gathering of Silver Bow trades and labor leaders discussed pushing for greater union representation on the city school board. They condemned the Chinese exclusion bill and urged support for AF of L views while an aid appeal from railroad machine shop workers was referred to the finance committee.
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Butte
Arong
A. Comtuilles
Finding Trades Couses
la Gchonl
Tuld
Silver Bow
Iraney
Calmnell
Senanl
Ghinene
United States
Sonue
American Federation of Labor
Grand Chancellor Gaily Returns From Tour
W OE Gaily grand chancellor of the Knights of Pyle completed a two week eastern and central state tour arranging new lodges. He praised the order’s growth and noted the difficulty of travel and lack of sleep during the trip before returning to Anaconda.
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W. OE. Gaily
Ti Montana
Knights of Pyle
Hik
Anaconda
Sinter
Orden
Tammore Wan
Mr. Gaily
Severil Xe
Marveloue
Impersonator Sighting in Lewistown Paper Report
A Lewistown paper notes a man possibly imitating a state federation secretary visiting a labor union in the region. The report quotes Mr Parietow denying recent city travel while Oscar M Portelaw provides supporting remarks.
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Lewistown
George B. Taridlow
Labor
Mr. Parietow
Elly Tih
Oscar M
Uortelaw
Virginia City Notes Special Hispates 19
Virginia City notes report mining activity rising as warm weather nears. Nelson mine operations, under manager Wiel Bo, are poised to resume with stamps dropping ore soon. Tibbel and expert Jillian visit the plant to assess readiness. Alder gulch operations expect full start in a week or two if weather holds.
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Slantard
Virginia Cir
Mare
Virginia
Nelson Ming
Wiel BO
Whepel
Westerday
Tibbel
Duck
Stibbel
Jillian
Alder Gulch
Revival in Drummond March 14 at Methodist Episcopal
Revival meetings continue in Drummond at the Methodist Episcopal Church. Two weeks of services have yielded good results. Mrs. Bovard of Welene will preach on Monday evening in Drummond, with meetings held nightly at 8 oclock this week.
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Drimmond
Ingeare Udi
Methodist Episcopal Enured
Drummond
Cured Bacon and Meat Prices Listed In A Jumbled Note
A garbled historical OCR item lists bacon and pork prices with quantities and per pound rates. It mentions cured bacon, pork roast, chops, and steaks with various prices, along with notes about poultry arriving Friday noon and a promise about refunds or baking costs. The readable details are fragmented and partially illegible.
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Pourtey
Oregon convict regrets breaking his word
A former inmate from the state penitentiary who worked at the tuberculosis hospital in Portland returned to the hospital after surrendering in San Francisco. He expressed deep regret for breaking his word and said he was glad to come back, awaiting a two year sentence for forgery.
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Baling
Lire
Doneph Ate- Bilan
Ah “Hotor
Stele
Tuperculosis
San Francisco
McMilan
Salem
Hladim
Alem
Livingston Notes Special Correspondence Sees Rising Rates protests
Special Livingston notes report a second water rate protest planned to pressure the water company to lower charges. Town officials authorized a short-term injunction to halt the move. The write-up mentions Mary A Bowen of Salem dies of tuberculosis aged 28, with survivors including husband, two children, and her parents. Also notes a large eight and a half pound trout caught on the Yellowstone river by Mayville, plus local updates on residents Beulah Peace recovery from assault injuries, and various park and company preparations in Livingston.
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Te Ely
Ttig
Livingston
Mary A. Bowem
Mys
Will Mayville
Goughnoung Islan
Mellowstone
Mayville
Bille Bishop
Con Aneto
St. Paul
East
Hie
Ars
Tie
Antony
Kansas City
Heb
Beulah Peace
Iran
Jaitty
Livingston Mosphial
Bureau Chick
Wanoportafon
Wylie Camping Company
Yellowstone Park
Clarks
Swepare
Sciho
To. Plyor
Haa
Department of the Interior
Geologieal Diepartment
Northern Express Company
Tral
Creight
Conpany 14
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Virginia City Notes
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Idaho
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Butte Business College
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Lumber Department
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
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Oregon
Western Montana National Bank
Missoula, Mount
United States Depository
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