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The Anaconda Standard lists publishing details with prices and offices. It includes circulation rates, business office address, telephones, and multiple city sales stands for the newspaper in major U.S. cities from New York to Seattle. It directs all general correspondence to Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda, Montana.
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Montana copper war and Heinze senate bid debated
A disjointed reflection on Montana politics, W. A. Clark's retirement from the Senate, and F. A. Heinze potential succession amid Amalgamated United Copper disputes. The piece cites New York specials, Eastern news bias, and questions about who truly knows the details behind Montana’s political maneuvers, with literary asides and local color.
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Montana City Police Struggles Prompt Dire Warnings
A HelenaStandart style critique questions Montana city governance and police reform. The piece contrasts republican and Carter factions over police chief and sergeant appointments, condemns local quarrels, and urges a code revision to modernize police administration and notice services. It also touches on national political commentary and misgivings about federal influence.
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Man seeks vengeance for betrayal in Corvallis tale
文章 describes a man driven by honor to avenge a betrayal. It notes mixed public reaction in Corvallis Oregon, with praise from supporters and intense hostility from others. The piece discusses societal judgment and legal defense plans amid accusations of violence.
Tillman Criticism Of Federal Judges Sparks Debate
The piece discusses Senator Tillman's remarks attacking federal judges with broad claims and newspaper clippings. Senator Bailey defends restraint, noting some judges' conduct, while tracing the controversy to President Roosevelt over a Humphrey decision.
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Motoken mob in Hoboken frames outrage and doubt
A chaotic Hoboken incident draws mob action and court sentence amid a national mood of suspicion and unrest. Debates flare on mob justice, governance, and the threat of broader social upheaval as observers weigh constitutional limits and public safety.
Arbor Day scene at gardens marked by band and speeches
Arbor Day observances at the gardens featured the BL and M band playing as locals gathered around a makeshift speakers’ platform. Superintendent Young chaired, with Judge FLOP Sterting, state General of the G A R for Mon GTA, delivering the day’s remarks amid partial formality and community celebration.
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Patriotism in Mr Sterling Speech On Arbor Day
Mr Sterling delivers a long Arbor Day address praising American republicanism and citizenship. He honors origins of Arbor Day, recalls Lincoln era ideals, and urges teaching true history and patriotism to children, urging a purer national spirit and dedication to civic duty.
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Mrs Sterling's War Record Highlighted at Arbor Day
Mrs Frank P Starling is praised for her Civil War service as one of few U S women to receive a pension for wartime nursing duties. She served 15 months, including front hospital work near St Louis and Memphis, and witnessed General Forrest's 1863 Memphis raid. Her husband served with the Tenth Wisconsin.
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Arbor Day Celebration in Montana Schools and Town
Arbor Day observance in Montana featured a tree planting at a public school under Head Gate Mener Seigel with students from Monaree Meret Teurt Washington and Sk haty schools participating. Activities included a poem, singing, and a later evening dance, while visitors explored a menagerie and roller coaster.
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Christian Endeavor Meeting Held In Bozeman
Special Dispatch reports Bozeman hosts a Christian Endeavor convention with talks and musical notes. Attendees heard speakers from various churches and planned sessions through the next day including services at the Christian church and Episcopal church. A reception committee and volunteer headquarters were organized at the Christian church with a telephone line for committee coordination.
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Teamsters Win Strike Amid Labor Tensions in Spokane
In Spokane May, the Teamsters ended a strike at Harbor Asphalt Paving after the company agreed to raise wages to five dollars per day for Teamsters and two fifty for shovelers. The Washington Water Power Company dispute heads to the central labor union with possible further actions if unfair treatment is found. Other labor actions include a plumbers dispute pending and Masters Plankora association pressure over open shop versus closed shop rules.
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Earthquakes Reported by Stek Observatory Seismograph
According to ad eelyveil from the Stek observatory, four earthquakes have been recorded at Intelbuion since the morning of Avril 1s. Most tremblings were very light, leaving only slight marks on the plate. During the Nour Atter field there were eight distinct shocks noted. the next day a small remor occurred between 10 and if meloek.
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Union Meeting Sees Growth in Membership Reports
Cincinnati May appointment of committees and committee reports occupied the session today. Reports of offers show an increase in membership throughout the United States and Canada, with significant growth in the number located.
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Castellayes Case in May 16 Political Proceedings Reconciling
The court considered the Castellany suit in May to assess whether the counters formerly Anta Gould and Count Bool could reconcile. The conclusion of the glectione led to an inquiry into the possibility of reconciliation between the parties. After the political proceedings, the counters' revision will be continued.
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Fragmentary court note hints at pending costs and delays
The fragmentary text notes that further costs will be incurred and a final decree may be rendered without a vanishing outcome, while Wes wars were not prepared to proceed in the case, delaying the hearing.
Gorky Extradition Watch From Russia Tale
Moscow reports hint that Gorky may face extradition from the United States amid accusations of political agitation and participation in the December uprising. The case involves a complex mix of charges and rumored investigations, with officials pressing for action.
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Stores Stall Ahead of State Track Meet
Anticipation builds as many stores plan to close on the eve of the state track meet. An agreement reached in the afternoon pledges store closures during the event, while Missouri track team president Craig is set to arrive late this evening, signaling a coordinated local response.
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Mayor Austin Heads Red Lodge City Team
Red Lodge on May 8 reports Mayor Austin presiding as officials confirmed in a smooth session. Roger P. Folling named council president. George Kuhl appointed police chief. Jesse Reais patrolman. George W. Burke becomes city clerk and lane attorney amid standing commissions.
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Counterfeiters at Work in San Francisco City
Counterfeit operations are reported in San Francisco with bogus five cent pieces in circulation. Secret Service agents are alerted but cannot confirm if coins are locally produced or imported. Coins show a scorched dull appearance, suggesting exposure to heat or fire.
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Economical Society Meeting Dispersed by Police
In St. Petersburg Mas Traons and police dispersed another Economical society meeting. National assembly members protested dispersal as the crowd narrowly avoided further unrest.
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Death in Staten Island Man Likely Murder Says Coroner
Police investigate the mysterious death of Charles J. Spier, president of Yetmin Transmitting Typewriter, found dead in his Staten Island home. Coroner Cahill says the wound could not have been self inflicted, suggesting murder. life insurance policies and a bankruptcy judgment are noted in the inquiry.
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Helen Peabody ashes buried at Wert ern College for Women
The ashes of Helen Peabody founder of the Western College for Women in Pasarena California were buried at the college. Ill girl students followed the funeral procession as the copper box holding the ashes nearly dropped during the ceremony.
Ohio official misconduct case targets Standard Oil
Assistant Attorney General Miler said criminal proceedings will be brought against officials of the Standard Oil Company in Ohio. The move follows investigations into alleged improper activities within the oil firm.
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