Publishers and Proprietors of Anaconda Standard
The Anaconda Standard lists publication details and subscription rates Daily and Sunday rates, offices in Anaconda Butte and other cities, and contact addresses. It enumerates franchise and newsstand locations from New York to Seattle and notes general business correspondence to Anaconda, Montana.
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News Stand
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Portland
Oregon
Direct election of U S senators gains cautious support
Amid mixed public sentiment, debates on direct senatorial elections move forward. An Ohio House committee favors a measure to seek a two thirds state coalition for a constitutional convention. Governor Cummins backs a state convention plan. several states express approval, but concerted national action remains uncertain.
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House
Cummins
Frele
Scapegoats and reform talk spread through old era issues
Fragmentary march of names and critiques on Andrew Hamilton and Andrew Fields linked to Mutual Life affairs. The text shifts to discuss China’s forests, weathering loss, and Advocates of forest preservation, noting China’s current waste patterns and US building practices endangering timber and water resources.
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China
Celestial Empire
Culna
Outlook
Blick Blickwelter
Acaynp Boes
Oregon women’s suffrage push faces doubtful odds
In Oregon the campaign for a constitutional amendment to extend the franchise to women faces strong opposition and uncertainty. Samuel Anthony and Rev. Shaw ally in urging voters to back the measure, but current sentiment appears lacking a decisive demand for equal suffrage.
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Tare B. Anthony
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Aan Bhaow
Will Rampassa
Jere
Oregon
Grego
Gregon
Cho Rap
Mary B. Anthony
Susu DZ
Anthony
Oregen
Suah
Dtlse Anthony
Ant Shaw
Bailey boom in Parker era politics
The piece discusses a Bailey surge tied to Judge Parker and the southern bloc in national politics. It notes Dailey as a strong Texan, traces Senate precedents for presidential nominating paths, and contemplates whether a senator can reach the White House given historical patterns. Senator Bailey may reflect on these facts as he considers future moves.
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House of Representatives
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Balsey
Tillman Impresses Roosevelt With Debate Tactics
President Roosevelt, described by Washington correspondents as favoring Senator Tillman’s debate style, praises his aggressive tactics in Congress. The South Carolina senator’s hard blows against obstructionists earn Roosevelt’s approval as Tillman presses fundamentals of popular common sense.
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Teoogevell
Tillman Campen
Chaotic World View In Roosevelts Era Headlines
A jumble of political commentary notes Roosevelt counting allies in the Senate and defending court cases while critics in South Carolina spar over Supreme Court decisions. References to French and German accord, April forecasts, and Mark Twain as translated for revolutionary readers. Mentions Montana warmth, Indianapolis conference, Chicago spring crime, and a claim for a prize for drillants.
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Supreme Court
France
Germany
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Verdict in favor of Stevens for injuries in Virginia City trial
In Virginia City March 10 a district court verdict awarded Fa Slevens against Hugh Hillell $2,500 for injuries to his right arm sustained while working for Eliott on Washington bar. Jury deliberated three hours after a two and a half day trial.
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Rangers in the Forests to Reorganize Gallatin Reserve
Michel Langolir forest supervisor of the Gallatin forest reserve prepares to enter the field next Monday. Four ranges reach into the Gallatin region as headquarters at Bozeman, with grazing permits and duties to be reorganized. Supervisors will be stationed in the Gallatin basin, this valley, the Madison slope, and the Yellowstone slope to acclimate men to their duties.
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Rodney Milton Hodson Appointed to West Point
A dispatch from Bozeman notes Rodney Milton Hodson is appointed to West Point by General Carter. Hodson will take a civil service exam in April, then an Annapolis exam in June, with possible immediate entry into service. Hodson, born September 28, 1886, is a Bozeman native who attended local schools and graduated from high school with a small class.
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Bozeman
Mareh
Rodney Mitton Hednon
Annapolis
Genalor Carter
Civil Services
Sanitary
Hox
Strike management details and union funds in dispute
It describes how a strike management body would decide which miners could continue work to prevent property damage during suspensions. It notes national and local union funds totaling 2.5 million dollars, with 499,000 in the national treasury, and reports President Mitchell traveling to New York for a joint conference with anthracite operators. The Pittsburg district vote removed Patrick Dolan and Arvin Bettingham by 450 to 359, with controversy sent back to the district. The piece cites possible suspensions and efforts by F. L. Robins of the Pittsburg Coal Company to sign or influence scale agreements for company and other mines, and notes the expectation that most mining districts will decide by tomorrow or Monday.
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Baer to Meet Miners Over Anthracite Wage Dispute
New York March 22 ministers report that anthracite mine owners will meet the miners committee in New York at 10:30 to discuss wage scales. George F Baer, chairman of the operators committee, accepts a new conference after earlier threats of a strike. Messages between Baer and President Mitchell show ongoing negotiations. Coal merchants in Manhattan and the Bronx vote to raise prices for domestic sizes starting tomorrow. Big Four railroad issues a general order to confiscate coal in transit.
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City Weather Order Stirs Iowan Officials
A Des Moines report notes a general city order affecting widespread systems. Officials warn conditions may shift as early reports indicate matching actions across departments.
Age Limit Cut Out And Measure Passes
Washington March 20 The house passed the legislative executive and judicial appropriation bill carrying 130 000 600 after two weeks of debate The key feature was the elimination of the age limit for clerks sparking much discussion The bill totals nearly 760 000 less than the prior appropriation The session adjourned at six o clock with the measure adopted and the house set to reconvene tomorrow The proceedings also touched on criticism of Standard Oil for political activity and its alleged targeting of Representative Mann in his district
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Cable Laying Off Guam Onward To Japan
The steamship Ormston Grange laid the end of a 40 mile cable between Ocean Nan and Japan and began paying it out toward Japan. A Winnipeg dispatch reports a wreck on the Winnipeg branch of the Canadian railway with one man killed and many passengers injured.
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Immunity Bill Passes Senate In Columbus
Immune witness provisions under the anti-trial law received Senate approval in Columbus on March 30. The measure, which had been debated in the house yesterday, now advances to the governor for signature.
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Democratic Surge in Russian Provinces Reported
The article notes constitutional democrats gaining ground in the secondary elections across multiple Russian provinces. Victories are listed in Risan Shuya Sansky in Vladimir, and Tigliteh in Yaroslav, signaling a center shift as of yesterday.
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Son of Tolstal Elected Elector in Kaluga
That Tol tal Tolstal, a son of Count Tolstal, a national democrat, has been elected as elector of the second degree in Kaluga Russia. In New York March W-Isarel Town send Smith, the oldest member of the Hinton Berge club and consul general of Slam, died here today aged 93. Spokane March 30 The Northern Pacific will start construction on a 63 16 extrusion op the Snake River from Patee Washington Ripiria Washington
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Ripiria
Warsaw police chief and 10 detectives investigated
In Warsaw on March 39 the public officer ordered the filing of the chief of police and 10 detectives for torturing political offenders during examination. In New Haven on March 30 Harvard won the Yale Harvard debate defeating Yale on city ownership of New York street railways.
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Touring American ambassador suffers renewed bout in Vienna
The touring American ambassador is reported to be ill with fever in Vienna as doctors try to stabilize him and determine the next steps for his health while on duty abroad.
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Hellamy Starer
Amy
Perkins Arrest Debate Reveals Legal Standpoints
The discussion centers on criminal intent and larceny in relation to officer conduct and misdirected funds. Justice Cohen and Justices Greenbaum and Gretbam engage on whether accepting money or checks from the public constitutes larceny under the penal code and if motives affect criminal liability.
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Paper mills in Wisconsin face fuel shortage shutdown risk
Appleton Wis March 3 4a report says a second strike may force most Wisconsin mills to shut down for much of the summer due to fuel scarcity. Water power is inadequate to run the mills and forty will be affected.
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Wiecond
Wisconsin
Governor Pattison Improves Condition in Columbus
Columbus dispatch reports Governor Pattison’s condition has improved today while he remains hospitalized. No further details on medical tests or next steps were released.
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Ohio
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