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The Anaconda Standard publishing info lists daily and Sunday subscription rates, office addresses, and a wide distribution of newsstands across New York Chicago Kansas City Minneapolis San Francisco Los Angeles Pasadena Denver Salt Lake City Ogden Spokane Seattle Portland and more. It notes general business correspondence should be sent to Anaconda, Montana.
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Convicted Escapee William January Pardoned by Roosevelt
A Washington dispatch reports William January, an escaped convict who served nine years and lived lawfully in Kansas City, has been pardoned by President Roosevelt upon the attorney general’s recommendation. The pardon, effective July 19, follows petitions from tens of thousands and appeals by the sentencing judges.
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Copper by Synthesis Stuns Cambridge Chemist Discovery
William Ramsay of Cambridge University informs Johns Hopkins that he has achieved copper creation through a synthetic process. The claim, noted by The Springfield Republican, recalls alchemy and raises questions about real commercial value amid ongoing copper smelting at Anaconda. The piece contrasts East Coast reaction to Delmas and Yale Law, with references to Delmas’ courtroom impact and uncertain public esteem.
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Contested City Hall Power and Houston Plan Cited
The piece discusses withdrawal of invitations to a lecturer amid city hall politics in Butte, opposing mayoral appointments, and compares local governance to Houston's mayor and four aldermen commission model. It notes Democratic opposition, civic trust in Mayor Corby, and calls for accountable administration with party alignment.
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End of World Fanaticism Shocks Northern Montana
Reports describe a fanatic sect in Maine led by Rev Frank Hoodford causing social turmoil. A wooden temple, constant prayer relays, and exclusive admission rituals mark the group. The sect claims the world ends in ten days and seeks to convert others with fervent preaching and costly rites.
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Wandering Faithful and Global Turmoil Hover in Late 19th Century News
The piece surveys the Sandford group and its followers, noting a $250,000 bequest in the name of Lord God Alm'ghty and the Kingdom bound for the Holy Land, with Elijah Dowle missing since January. It contrasts sectarian dissent with growing political tempests, from the Jamestown exposition to Roosevelt and Hughes, while reporting a faltering sultan and an airship to the pole.
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Suit Against Constable O'Brien Over Arrest
A suit for $1,000 damages was filed in district court against Constable John Shes and his assistants P. J. Sullivan and Willan Dee. The plaintiff, telegraph operator W. F. O'Brien of the 2. A. & P. railway at Butte, claims unwarranted arrest on April 4 after attempting to remove a boy at the station. He alleges the officer was drunk and forced him in his shirt sleeves to the jail, where he was detained briefly before release. The complaint states no offense was committed by O'Brien and his arrest was without cause.
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Hograiser's Complaint and Divorce Plea in District Court
In a district court case the defendant denies cruelty charges and argues his income, assets, and accusations are exaggerated. He contends his wife is cross and ill tempered, claiming their temperaments are incompatible and seeking a divorce. The passage ends with an odd note about preservatives in beer suggesting a strange editorial aside.
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Lauin Spant
Attorney General Galen Opinion On Deputy Assessor Salaries
The Attorney General’s opinion on deputy assessor salaries, published in part in the Standard, leaves the situation unresolved for deputies who continued working. It states one remedy to enforce law is to amend the statute and raise compensation if needed, urging compliance and lawfulness. The commissioners received the opinion and plan further action, with Galen affirming support in enforcing the law.
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Silver County
Faculty Changes At Agricultural College For Next Year
Boxeman May 8 The executive board of the agricultural college has acted on changes in the next year faculty. A. P. Anderson resigns from evil engineering to pursue advanced study, likely at the University of California. R. D. Kneale is elected assistant professor of civil engineering from Purdue University where he taught and graduated. Leave of absence granted to Prof. F. L. Arthur Oliver for one year to study in Europe. Oliver will leave May 21 with his mother and sister, travel in Europe, study in Berlin and Leipzig next scholastic year, and return to Bozeman in August 1908. He may name a substitute during absence. name not yet announced.
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City imposes six mile an hour speed limit for autos
Chief Mulholland announced strict enforcement of a new ordinance limiting automobiles to six miles per hour. Cars must display license numbers on lights and rear panels to aid nighttime identification. Violations carry fines from ten to six hundred dollars.
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