Anaconda Standard Advertises National and Local Reach
The Anaconda Standard lists publication details, pricing, and multiple branch offices across Butte Missoula and Spokane. It details sale points in New York Chicago Kansas City Minneapolis San Francisco Los Angeles Denver Houston Salt Lake City Ogden Seattle Portland and more, plus general business correspondence address in Anaconda Montana.
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New York City
Hotaling
Park Row
Broadway
Chicago
Auditorium Annex
FP. O. News Co
Dearborn Street
Empire
Jackson and
Dearborn
Kansas City
Yuma News Co
Minneapolis
Kavanaugh
South Third Street
San Francisco
van Ness Avenue
Los Angeles
South Olive
Denver
Seventeenth Street
Houston
Tex
Salt Lake City
Rosenfeld & Han Bon
Church Street
Ogden
Kind
Spokane
North Howard Street
John W. Graham & Co
Tacoma
Pacific Avenue
Seattle
International News Co
Portland
Oregon News Co
Sixth Street
Arbor Day Pioneer Julius Morton Honored in 1908 Talk
On May 11 1908 tributes recall Julius Sterling Morton founder of Arbor Day born April 2 1832 in New York. He edited Nebraska City News served in Nebraska territory politics and as US agriculture secretary. The piece notes Arbor Day began April 10 1872 in Nebraska and spread nationwide with Montana issuing a new Arbor Day Manual while lamenting poor outdoor weather.
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Julius Sterling Morton
New York Village
Union College
Nebraska
Nebraska City News
Morton
Territorial
Buchanan
Territory
Bart
Cleveland
Montana Department
Public Instruction
Montana
Union
The Vicious Young Turk Rise and Balkan Reforms
A Bulgarian writer in New York discusses the Ottoman upheaval noting that while reformation is hoped for, the revolution has cost many lives and fails to guarantee immediate or complete changes. He points to ignorance, corrupt courts, heavy taxes, and sectarian strife as roots of discontent and warns that turbulence continues.
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Balkans
Ottoman Empire
Europe
New York
Turkey
Reformist Turks and Christian fears in Ottoman politics
A columnist critiques the Young Turks, arguing reforms now promise equal rights for Muslims and Christians but warns that real attitudes are harsher. The piece notes accusations of Christian persecution, Armenian abductors and coerced marriages blamed on the regime, portraying Turkey as a volatile negotiator with the powers.
Man pardoned after church alms-box robbery in Chicago
A Chicago man who shot at Rev. Fielding while robbing the alms box was freed yesterday. The priest said the offender was starving and will be sent back to England with his family’s support to seek reform. The case echoed Les Miserables Valjean’s mercy and moral growth.
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James K. Fielding
Chicago
Father Fielding
England
Jean Valjean
Valjean
Valj
Epidemic of kidnapping noted in late 19th century press
The article cites multiple kidnappings including Willie Whitla and Arthur Boas’s daughter, a German man in New York, and a California governor’s child plot. It describes kidnapping as a virulent, recurring crime with varying motives and notes parents rarely become kidnappers while urging criminals to reform via family life.
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Willie Whitla
Arthur Boas
New York
California
Willett
State Penitentiary
Ice Price Rise and City Life in New York
Ice in New York has jumped from twenty five to forty cents per hundred pounds as a report notes a crop no bigger than last year. The piece also parodies city life with jokes on women riders, trolley cars, Arbor Day plans, and global headlines touching Roosevelt Patten and Porto Rico.
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New York City
New York
Roston
Montana
Mercury
Stupefied by Authorities Over Easy-to-Get Stock Shortage
A terse, satirical remark condemns officials for failing to stock a plainly available commodity, noting the ease of procurement yet stubborn mismanagement by those in charge.
Fire devastates Zitacuaro district crops and livestock
In Zitacuaro on May 10 dreds of people face starvation as forest fires scorch the mountains, causing about half a million dollars in livestock and farmland damage. The fires continue to burn, threatening more livelihoods.
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Zitacuaro
Mexico
Hun
The Red Men Gather for Montana Grand Council in Butte
Representatives from all Montana tribes meet at Pythian temple for the annual grand council. Charles F. Lloyd, a Shoshone lodge member, is eyed for grand sachem but is delayed by a Calfornia death in the family. The Copper City Anaconda degree team is expected to win prizes surpassing six hundred dollars. A banquet at Pythian castle opens the evening, with A B Cohen as toastmaster and officials to be elected Wednesday. About 100 delegates anticipated from Columbus Philipsburg Anaconda and other towns.
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Pythian Temple
Lodges
Montana
Charles F. Lloyd
Sagamore
Grand Lodge
Mr. Lloyd
Joseph
Jackson
Big Hole Basin
Lloyd
San Francisco
State Council
Northwest
Supreme Council of Red Men
Anaconda
Copper City
John F Miller
Shoshone Lodge
Miller
Missoula
Shoshone
Garden City
D. M. Durfee
Grand Cashem
Errand Council
Pythian Castle
A. B. Cohen
Order
Columbus
Philipsburg
Butte
Knights of Columbus
Bozeman
Gallatin County
Helena
Livingston
Billings
Father Thompson
William Kelly
Joseph R. Jackson
Garrison knew too much to be allowed to live
Cheyenne Wyo May 10 That William Garrison whose body was found near the river here a few days ago with a bullet hole through his head was murdered, is indicated by further investigation. It was believed at first that he had killed himself. Garrison's testimony before the grand jury aided arrest of several prominent cattlemen tied to the Basin sheepmen murders.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Willian Garrison
Garrison
Basin
Turkish secretary and lover die in Semlin hotel tragedy
Vienna report says Ali Fahay Bey, secretary of the Turkish legation at Belgrade, and Mile. Ludovica Milnecka were found dead in a Semlin hotel room. The secretary reportedly shot Milnecka and then committed suicide. They left money and asked to be buried together in the same grave.
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Vienna
Horoscope for Writers and Creative Workers Today
Mercury and Uranus align with the Moon to gently favor writers lawyers printers authors ministers orators teachers craftsmen antiquarians collectors lecturers librarians and unusual workers. The day boosts art and science deals and promotional ads guiding creative focus and decisive action while cautious tendencies appear in those born under this sign.
Taft appoints Democrat to the federal bench
President Taft nominated Henry Groves Conners a Democrat to be United States judge for the eastern district of North Carolina. The vacancy had caused concern as Republicans urged a non Democrat choice, while Conners is described as liberal in views and aligned with the party despite long Democratic affiliation.
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Washington
Taft
Senate
Henry Groves Conners
United States
North Carolina
Judge Conners
White House
Democracy
Montanan Held in Dakota Town for Forgery Charge
John Lewis, accused of forging a $30 check purportedly signed by the Silver Bow Packing Co and passed to Jerry Mullin, was reported in custody at Lead, Custer County. Sheriff O’Rourke planned to bring him to Butte within days. Lewis denies guilt, claiming he was fired upon by a man named Trecise in Butte.
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John Lewis
Justice Court
Michael Egan
Lead
Custer County
LL. D
Lewis
Butte
O'Rourke
Trecise
Silver Bow Packing Company
Jerry Mullin
Change of Venue Sought in Moffat v Royal Court Suit
William G. Moffat sues the Royal Court fraternal insurance society asking the district court to change venue to Yellowstone county where all witnesses reside. The petition states witnesses live there and seeks transfer of the case location.
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William G. Moffat
Royal Court
District Court
Yellowstone County
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Standard Publishing Company, Publishers and Proprietors
Sunday Standard
Dbebe
Standard
Ness
Bell Phone
East Broadway
Higgins Avenue
W. J. Morton
Brunswick Building
Fifth Avenue
Washington Street
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mont
the Father OF
Arbor Day
Garian
Clemwengy
Krednaping
NEW York and
ICE
McAdoo
Endurance
Mr. Boyle
Parral
France
Chicago Peace Congress
Mr. Patten
City Improvement Society
Roosevelt & Son's Circus
Boyles
Patten
Abdul Hamid
Archor
Porto Rico
James H. Boyle
Society For the Prevention of
Asiatic
Mrs. Boyle
Pate Council
Stisston
Warc
Riers
Hanquet
Hunt
All Grocers
Hessee Ludlow
Ebbert Lumber
EF. M. Grady
S. Main Street
Horm New Council
Bozeman City
Continental Oil Company ‘Incorporated
Mege
Tutte Conservatory of Music
Rice & Fulton
E. S. Reed
West Galena Street
Central Station
Dakota
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