Anaconda Standard Publishing and Circulation Note
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates and office contacts. It details daily and Sunday pricing, advance payments, and various regional office addresses including New York Nassau Street and Portland Oregon. It also notes management by J. Morton and general business correspondence to Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda.
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Fan Francisco
St. Francis
Astee Press
Ogden
Spokane
North Horace Ree
Portland
Oreron Cotreet
Kansas City
American News
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconas
Font
Campaign Week in Montana Towns Promises Thin Political Light
A Monday March 26 campaign week overview notes voters in Montana towns will judge alderman candidates on municipal governance while party labels matter less than choosing the best available individual. It recalls current political accusations involving Hamilton, Mackay, Hornblower, Secretary Root, Governor Higgins, Lou Payn, Roosevelt, Bliss, and McKinley era funds, with denials and rebuttals emerging in the press.
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Montana
Standard
Te Zero
Hamilton
Root
Tia
Chirence H. Mackay
McCall
Mackay
Hornblower
Higgins
Lou Payn
Roosevelt
Republican Presidential Fund
Cornelius Biles
Bliss
McKinley
Dollae Biles
Bile
Juries reject hypnotism plea in Ivens murder case
Richard Ivens, charged with killing a respectable young married woman in Ga tenzo on June 12, is said to have testified he was innocent and coerced into confessing by police. Juries refused to accept hypnotism as extenuating and noted the confession was reduced to writing after police persuasion.
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Richard Ivens
Gatenzo
Jin
Tvens
Ivens
Court Referee Questions Confession Under Police Pressure
Defense contends the written confession shows police coercion likened to a dog worrying a rat. The trial stories focus on the suspects sweating under questioning and brain states that recall events from jail, while hypnotism is deemed as unreliable as intoxication.
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Ivens
Removal of Mr Lam Sparks Talk in Butte County
The removal of chief deputy Edwin M. Lamb by County Attorney Healy on Saturday triggers debate. Critics suggest party politics and real motives, noting Lamb halted gambling when appointed, then gambling resumed, and finally was halted again by the attorney general. Lamb leaves with credit and honor.
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Healy
Edwin M. Lamb
Mr. Lamb
Lamb
Silver Bow
Dutte
Butte
Silver Bow County
Unionized barons seek protection of genuine titles
The barons of England move to organize the baronetage to root out spurious titles and protect buyers. Led by the Earl of Pembroke, a committee will require genuine baronets to wear a distinguishing mark to prove their claim and shield the public from fraud. This measure aims to aid buyers including American heiresses.
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King Poward
Barons of
England
Baronetage Committee
Earl of Pembroke
Uncrowned Kings: Haakon Foregoes Coronation in Norway
King Haakon announces he will dispense with a coronation after pledging allegiance and becoming a Norwegian citizen. The decision reflects his practical approach and growing popularity among Norwegians, challenging radical opposition and the old divine rights notion. European monarchs show similar trends away from coronation ceremonies.
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Haakon
Norway
Denmark
Hti
Europe
Coronation customs and a historic Philadelphia monument
The piece notes rulers skipping coronations in Germany Belgium Holland Greece Spain and Denmark while England held a grand ceremony. It also announces Philadelphia’s Betsy Ross House being bought as a national monument for twenty five thousand dollars funded largely by schoolchildren with over one million names on the subscription.
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Germany
Leopold
Belgium
Wilhelmina
Holland
George
Greece
Alfonso
Denmark
Prussia
Norway
Spain
England
Betsy Ross
Arch Street
Philadelphia
Captain Debonnaire delights crowd with Paul Gilmore lead
The Broadway audience praised the early romance near Quebec and New Amsterdam staged by Paul Gilmore’s company. Louie de Cadillac, a French nobleman, wooes Renee while escaping a hanging in Captain Debonnaire. Scenic work excels and the cast performs well, with repeat show announced.
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Paul Gilmore
Broadway
Captain Debonnaire
Paul Gimore
Louie de Cadillac
Gilmore
Te Efforta
Ganada
Quebec
New Amsterdam
Mr. Gilmore
Ebonnaire
Marie Pettes
Renee
Directors Select Sites For New Fair Buildings
Directors of the Butte Race and Fair association inspected Silver Bow county fair grounds to choose locations for new exhibit buildings. They found usable space in the grand stand lower section and three large stalls for stock displays after renovations. A machinery hall will be built between the grand stand and stables, with another large building inside the track to house remaining exhibits. Negotiations to take over the track and pay the first installment of 78000 to the Daly estate were to be concluded today.
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Butte Race and Fair Association
Therand Stand
Daly
Trains Delayed by Washout On Northern Pacific Line
A washout near Durant forced the Northern Pacific to reroute all trains over the Blackfoot and Stuart tracks between Silver Bow and Stuart. Delays were modest, with trains running more than an hour late at times. Structural concerns on smaller bridges may require repairs before full service resumes. Water must fall before line is fully restored.
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Durant
Northern Pacific
Ard P
Silver” Bow
Stuart
Shane
Beaverhead stockmen optimistic on horse and cattle futures
Beaverhead County stockmen including T. M. Selway in Dillon report improved horse stock and pasture conditions. Beef cattle move to eastern markets预计 fattening hay fed Montana cattle compare well with grain fed. Sheep herds show strong prices with high lamb values and wool crop expected lighter due to fewer sheep.
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Big Hole Basin
Beaverhead County
Montana
Beaverhead
Duyers
The Grand Delights With The Lady Of Laramie
The Lady of Laramie at the Grand by Tony Sutton Co impresses with strong plot, fine acting, and marvelous scenery. The program includes vaudeville acts notably a remarkable bicycle act and a daring dungeon stunt that draws hearty audience reactions all week.
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Laramie
Tony Sutton
Sca
The
Butte
Grand Opera House
Plants and Shrubs for Montana Yards
Bozeman reports horticulturist R W Fish of the Montana Agricultural Experiment Station offers a guide to hardy ornamental shrubs for Montana lawns. Native mock orange, choke cherry, service berry, buffalo berry, alders, willows provide screens and green foliage where other ornamentals fail. Barberries, Siberian pea tree, and Hawthorn are highlighted for hardiness and year round appeal, with notes on planting, growth, and winter color.
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Standard
Bozeman
R. W
Montana Agricultural Experiment Station
Montana
Fisher
Hardy shrubs and roses thrive with protection in Montana
The article describes hardy garden shrubs and roses suitable for Montana landscapes. California privet tolerates pruning and holds leaves late. Tartarian honey suckle and lilacs endure cold, with lilac varieties offering blue, white, and purple blooms. Buffalo berry and Spiraea Van Houtte provide hedge and border value, while roses such as Persian yellow and Rosa rugosa require winter protection. John Thomas, injured in a mining accident, is hospitalized after a fall at the High Ore mine.
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Siberia
Montana
John ‘Thomas
St James’ Hospital
Man Residing at Tallant Block Amid Wyoming Park Streets
A man, single, was reported to be staying in the Tallant block at Wyoming and Park streets yesterday morning. No further details on identity or reason for the note were provided in the fragment.
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Tallant Block
Wyoning
Park Streets
Trades Body Endorses Union Fundraiser Plan in Butte
The Silver Bow Trades and Labor assembly endorsed a fundraiser to defend President Moyer Haywood and Pettibone of the Western Federation of Miners. A five member committee will coordinate with local unions for a Family theater event on Wednesday night to support the cause and feature a vaudeville program and slides.
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Moyer
Haywood
Pettibone
Western Federation of Miners
Silver Bow Trades and Labor Assembly
Vamous
Butte
Parker
Dutchers’ Union
McKerchoe
Clerks’ Union
Schmidt
Cronin
Amployes
Torchester
Tailors
Parks
Fire von
Deep Gashes From Bar Fight In East Park Street
Orcar Koski, a miner, was hospitalized at St James after a bar room fight on East Park Street yesterday morning. He suffered a deep gash to the right forehead and cheek, a severed temporal artery branch, and profuse bleeding before medical aid. surgeon removed glass fragments and expects no serious consequences. Koski, intoxicated at the time, is out of work and lodging on Park Street. the assailant remains at large. Also, Mrs. Ellen Kiely Tisk died aged 75 in Virginia City after Irish origins. surviving sister Mrs. Arthur Kiely, niece Mrs. J J Ladue, and nephew J Kiely. Funeral set for Wednesday at Grelock with obituary details.
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Orcar Koski
St James Hospital
East Park Street
Koski
Loi Fast Park Street
Kauor
Ellen Tisk
Ireland
Virginia City
Arthur Siely
J.J. Ladue
J. Kiely
Grelock
Reaktencr
Kiely
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Telephone & ‘Telephone
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Mr. Selway
Toad
Workhorsa
Tanchers
Fontana
Wyoming
L Uttle
the Grand
Mexico
Mexico City
Allalinche
Tlaxacala
Chaffee
John Alexander Dowie
Chicago
Moray
Jamaica
Silver Bow Furniture and Carpet CO
North Main Street
Daly Bank
Owsley
Meni
ICE
Fulton
Props
Fox
A.C. M. Hardware House
A. S. Cameron
Knowles
Ingersoll
A. C. M. Hardware House
Ousietz’streets
Noth Hones
Indorses
Fence
W. F
Momcers
Idaho
Oscar Koski
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