Anaconda Standard publisher information and offices
The Anaconda Standard lists publication details with price terms and multiple branch offices. It notes offices in Butte Missoula Great Falls and a Washington Bureau with distribution points in Chicago San Francisco Denver Salt Lake City and others.
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Chicago
Postoffice
Auditorium Annex
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Denver
Glenarm Street
Salt Lake
Second South St
Salt Lake News Co
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Mont
Advertisers Promise Boost in Anaconda Daily Circulation
The Anaconda Standard guarantees 14 advertisers a bona fide paid circulation daily and Sunday, claiming three times greater reach than any Montana newspaper. Advertising contracts will hinge on this circulation guarantee.
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Anaconda Standard
Montana
Arbor Day in Montana Urges Tree Planting Across State
The piece notes varying adherence to Arbor Day in Montana, where governors proclaim the day with fidelity yet many communities ignore the call to plant trees. It argues trees add value and urges broader participation, calling Arbor Day a legal holiday that could yield great benefit if observed.
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Montana
Strike Eased as Montana Central Freight Flows Return
Montana Central workers strike ends after tense hours as railroad outlines general changes to traffic handling. Freight moves quickly. Great Falls to Butte lines resume normal operations with no wage reductions for employers.
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Montana Central
Great Falls
Butte
Roosevelt plans and vice presidency in early 1900s politics
The piece discusses a political strategy around the vice presidency in the Republican party, noting Roosevelt’s resistance to a quick ticket placement. It recalls how the path to the presidency once ran through the vice presidency and mentions historical examples like John Adams.
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White House
Auro
Adams
Washington
Debates Over Vice Presidential Choices in 1900 Campaign
The piece discusses potential McKinley Republican veeps and Democratic reactions. Senators Frye and Allison refuse the VP path, while public sentiment favors strong senatorial leadership. It notes Bryan’s unwavering silver stance and the Kansas City platform, arguing dropping silver would derail his nomination.
Immigration Wave From Japan Sparks Alarm in Coast Newspapers
A coast paper warns of large Japanese arrivals by ship and rising immigration to America. It cites potential war between Japan and Russia as a trigger and argues Japanese workers are cheaper labor, sparking concern about national defense and social impact.
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Actfic
Japan
America
Russia
Why He Does Not Drop Silver
The piece argues Mr. Bryan cannot abandon silver as an issue. It cites his firm bi metallic belief and conscience as reasons he will sustain the currency fight. Political analysis says shelving silver would weaken his position, despite potential gains from some Democratic and dissident Republican voters.
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Democratic Party
Bryan
Joseph C. Sibley
McKinley
Kansas City
William J Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Mysterious Aguinaldo Back After Disappearance
The passage notes Aguinaldo’s sudden reappearance mellowing the talk of loosening controls. Little Sioux Falls SD heads the week’s scene as a lead in to Philadelphia and Kansas City performances. Governor Smith earns praise for restraint as Great Falls strikers mostly refrain from further action.
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Little Sioux Falls
S. D
Philadelphia
Kansas City
Hailstones Grow as Nations Grow in Baseball Era Predictions
The piece argues that large scale consolidations in capital and labor mirror nature and notes hailstones in the Wilsonville Nebraska tornado growing from peas to baseballs in a century. It envisions future hailstones reaching cannonball size by 1925 and mocks the era’s progress framing. It also comments on Scafield horrors in Denver and hints at Kentucky politics.
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Wilsonville
Neb
Pirie Canal
Moree
New York
Buffalo
Edison
United States
School of Mines President Salary Set at Three Thousand
Butte readers learn the annual salary of the School of Mines president is fixed at $3000. The figure appears in the latest district notice detailing administrative pay.
Professor Leonard Accepts Post At State School Of Mines
The State School of Mines board meets with J. K. Richards, Judge Pemberton, George Moulthrop and James Ford attending and fixes mathematician and acting president N. R. Leonard salary at 250 dollars monthly. Leonard accepts and prepares study outline while faculty salaries and course scope are debated for the next meeting.
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Board of Trustees
The
State School of Mines
J. K. Richards
Judge Pemberton
George Moulthrop
James Ford
N. R. Leonard
Leonard
Mr. Forbis
Moulthrop
Forbis
Richards
Butte
Rickards
Aehee
Iuter
Pemberton
School of Mines
Kruger Notes Roberto’s Speed and Sharp Nasty Curves
The report observes Roberto increasing his pace and delivering a variety of sharp curves that trouble Kruger. It highlights a competitive drift with escalating pace and challenging maneuvering from Roberto.
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Kruger
Roberto
Shall Missouri whiskey dominate our elections
A fragmentary editorial asks if Missouri whiskey should influence political outcomes while proposing St. Louis beer as a counterpoint. The brief hints at a controversy over alcohol and politics without detailing any events or clear positions.
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Missouri
Topeka
St. Louis
St Peter's Church Fair Opens in Anaconda
Anaconda news reports St Peter's church fair at A O H hall progressing with strong attendance and receipts. Margaret theater orchestra provides music as multiple booths run by local ladies showcase prizes while Rev Fathers Batens and Blaere visit. fair closes Monday with a grand ball Tuesday.
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St. Peter's Church
A. O. H. Hall
Mar-garet Theater
Sheehan
Plunkett
Lady Foresters
Mesdames McDowll
O'Brien
Ehret
Maloney
Dee
Ludge
Man Killed Under Moving Train at Dawson Station
A dockside worker attempting to board a freight train at Dawson station nine miles west of Butte was fatally mangled. The corpse, found with papers indicating a Chicago origin, lay on the main track under guard until coroner Jullien arrived. The man, one of the Dawson crew, was reportedly drinking and fell under the wheels. his head and legs were severed.
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Jullien
Dawson
Off for Alaska Sail: Butte residents join Cape Nome voyage
Share of Gold, Don Hurley and H. C. Suter of this city and John Peterson of Deer Lodge left last evening for Beuvttle, then sail for Cape Nome. Hurley, longtime Montana company employee, received a token of friendship before departure. Sam Clerke of M. J. Connell store heads south with Tick Watson toward Alaska. Henry Blue departs next week and John McCrimmon, former city clerk, left for the Cape last night.
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Don Hurley
H. C. Suter
John Peterson
Deer Lodge
Beuvttle
Cape Nome
Hurley
Montana Company
Sam Clerke
M. J. Connell
Tick Watson
Beattle
Alaska
Henry Blue
John McCrimmon
Butte
The
Cape
Montana opens baseball season early amid cool July forecast
The Montana baseball season starts in two weeks with cool weather likely to limit heat on umpires through the Fourth of July.
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Montana
Montana Arbor Day Stirs Talk Of More Holidays
A Montana notice notes Arbor Day is a beneficial tradition with broader holiday potential discussed for future years. Officials and residents weigh cultural value against calendar planning while praising environmental awareness.
American Press Targets the Sultan as War with Turkey Looms
The article suggests the conflict with Turkey will likely end after the United States presses the sultan with strong coverage. The tone hints at escalating public scrutiny and political pressure influencing wartime outcomes.
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Turkey
Change the Diamond at Mountain View Park Ground
President Lucas and officials visit Mountain View park to relocate the baseball diamond toward the center to maximize batted range. Posts for a new fence are set, and grand stand work will follow once the location is fixed. Local club managers defend the move amid fan debates and criticism from Butte.
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Leangue
Mountain View Park
Lucas
Wan
Feild
McCabe
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific
Webb
Grim
Butte
Smoky City
Anaconda
Caught at Great Falls Schrader suspected forgery arreste
A man thought to be Roy Schrader, wanted in Anaconda for forgery, was arrested in Great Falls and held by Sheriff Proctor for identification. If confirmed, he faces charges in Salt Lake City and Anaconda with possible long sentencing. Schrader passed a $5 check for $7 at Boutin & De Witt, posing as Creager Iron & Wire Works. Salt Lake firm denied affiliation.
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Standard
Great Falls
Roy Schrader
Anaconda
Proctor
Schrader
Salticake
Hilton
Salt Lake
Balt Lake
Boutin & de Witt
West Commercial
Hickory Streets
Montana Central Delivery To Resume After Uncertainty
The Montana Central service will now resume its effectiveness after a period of wild and uncertain delivery, much to the regret of the grand stand observers.
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Montana Central
Trusts Lacking NJ Incorporation Flaw Doom
The English and German trusts are structurally defective as they were not incorporated in New Jersey. The flaw undermines their legal standing and could trigger legal challenges from state authorities and affected parties.
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New Jersey
Weberter Davis Faces Likely Lost Cause
It appears Mr. Weberter Davis will soon be left with a quantity of lost cause on his hands, reflecting ongoing challenges and unresolved issues surrounding his situation.
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Weberter Davis
Montana Central Underdog Loss At Local Fight
The Montana Central team appeared outmatched and undertrained in a recent boxing bout, leading to a decisive defeat and raising questions about preparation and coaching quality.
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Montana Central
Dewey Holds Chicago St Louis and Memphis. Kansas City Tough
Dewey secured victories over Chicago St Louis and Memphis but Kansas City remains a tougher assignment with tougher opposition and higher stakes.
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Dewey
Chicago
St. Louis
Memphis
Kansas City
Dentists Board Holds Extensive Annual Meeting
The state board of dental examiners met in Helena in May for its annual session, reporting more work than ever and hinting at actions against unlicensed practitioners. Officers elected: G. W. Peteer president, E. A. Myers vice president, HJ Worth treasurer, D. J. Wait secretary. Eleven applicants sought state certificates. nine approved including G. H. Klein Forsythe F. F. Wing White Sulphur Springs J. A Gordon Helena H. J. Riley Helena T. J. Mason Twin Bridges J. L. Dixon Great Falls H. C. Johnson Missoula BE. L. Murphy Butte.
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Standard
Helena
State Board of Dental Examiners
G. W. Peteer
Great Falls
E. A. Myers
Hamilton
HJ. Worth
Treasuer
D. J. Wait
G. H. Klein
Forsythe
F. Way
Livingston
T. J. Mason
Twin Bridges
J. L. Dixon
J. A Gordon
H. J. Riley
H. C. Johnson
Missoula
BE. L. Murphy
Butte
F. F. Wing
White Sulphur Springs
Senator Chandler Seeks Privilege on Senate Seating
Washington May 7 Senator Chandler introduced a resolution making the seating or unseating of a senator privileged over all other business.
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Washington
Chandler
Memorial day to honor all veterans of 1898 to 1919
The Grand Army of the Republic invites volunteers from the Spanish-American War and Philippine insurrection to join Memorial day ceremonies. The group seeks equal honor for the graves of the young soldiers of 1898 99 with those of Civil War veterans.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Volun
List of Names Tied to Montana and National Figures
A dense roster lists numerous individuals connected to Montana towns such as Butte, Great Falls, Frenchtown, and surrounding U.S. cities. Names include Kopecky, Jenkins, Lamb, Ayer, ONeil, Kuster, Lounsbery, McDowell, Burke, Hogle, Richard son, Love, Donlan, Paulson, Fox, Bo dahl, Niell, Batcheler and others across Chicago, Denver, Minneapolis, San Francisco, Milwaukee, Pittsburgh, St. Louis, and Tampa.
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Montana
Knee
St Paul
Joseph Kopecky
Chicago
Ne. 3
Marion Jenkins
F. P. Wright
J. Paul
Edwin M. Lamb
Butte
W. N. Ayer
Denver
Ed J O'Neil
A. J. Kuster
Minneapolis
George D. Lounsbery
Milwaukee
J. J. Burke
Pittsburg
James A. Hogle
Horace Durston
City
F. F. Richardson
Great Falls
George Love
Pioneer
FE. Donlan
Frenchtown
A. Paulson
A. B. Fox
la Porte
Ind
R. CC
Hammond
Tampa
Fla
N. H. Bodahl
Victor Niell
St. Louis
J. E. Batcheler
St. Joseph
Kenney and Schwendeman Wed at 208 West Fourth
At the residence of the bride's parents 208 West Fourth Street Judge J M Kennedy united in marriage Miss Delia Kenney daughter of ex Secretary of State EB A Kenney and George Schwendeman last evening The bride is a Missoula native with many state friends Bridesmaid Lydia A Kenney sister of the bride Best man L McPherson The couple will reside at 208 West Fourth Street
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West Fourth Street
J. M. Kennedy
Delia Kenney
EB. A. Kenney
George
Police Court Records: Two Secretaries Plead Guilty
In police court yesterday Jack Handy and Robert Edmonds two colored secretaries arrested for vagrancy pleaded guilty and were fined ten dollars each. They paid the fines and were released from jail.
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Jack Handy
Robert Edmonds
Jai
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