Anaconda Standard publisher and office locations listed
The Anaconda Standard provides publishing details for the newspaper, including subscription rates, main office in Standard Block, and multiple branch offices and newsstands across major cities. It lists advertising contacts, foreign offices, and a wide network of distribution points.
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Striking Lines End in Settlement for Rocky Mountain Tel
The Rocky Mountain Tel Telephone Company and unions avert longer conflict after a sympathetic strike across Utah Idaho and Wyoming. The settlement preserves jobs and wages as before the strike, prohibits discrimination, and aims to reestablish relations with old employes. Five union members served jail terms for violating a US court injunction. Montana sees no gains from the strike and welcomes the agreement.
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Presidential rivalries and party campaigning discussed
The piece weighs Bryan and Taft as rivals for the presidency, noting public interest, and recalls Blaine's 1880s campaign tactics. It contrasts energetic speakers with silent leaders, suggesting the impact of personal appeal and strategy on a national race.
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Taft Quiet Likely After McKinley Assassination Rumor
Fragmentary notes recall reactions to McKinley's death and Taft's possible rise. The text mentions Canton's porch, Republicans grumbling at the Republican ticket, and Bryan's continued nomination prospects amid turmoil. Strong entities include Canton, Taft, McKinley, Bryan, and Republicans.
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Annual Montana track meet opens in University city
High school athletes from across Montana gather for the annual track meet in University city. Delegations trained and coached from several schools compete for laurels and trophies while debates swirl about Senator Bailey and the Denver convention on railroad ownership and Democratic platform positions.
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Butte Hosts Three State Conventions This Week
Butte prepares for three simultaneous Montana state conventions this week, including Sunday School associations, Republican gatherings, and a Montana medical society meeting. Delegates from across the state arrive, greeted by the city’s churches and schools as they engage in religious education and political discourse amid Butte’s celebrated hospitality.
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Inconsistent Conventions and Weather News Mix in Town
An odd column notes Republican delegates meet near Weel Broadway while a Sunday school convention gathers opposite on Pennin street in a Presbyterian church. It humorously recalls language issues, a watch recovered by police after a man misplaced it, laborers replacing cobblestones, and gleaming rumors about conventions and weather amid broader social quirks and local happenings.
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Public Service
Custer County Fair approves new liquor sale policy
Special Correspondence reports a Standart meeting where the Custer County Fair Association reappointed directors, amended the annual meeting date to early April, and authorized the Moiveotors to oversee liquor sales. The board pledged to push the revised schedule and speed up the event despite past delays.
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George L. Mitchell
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Ranchman found guilty of stealing harness from Joseph Thompson
Brocial Dispatch reports Dillon Maze 12 Laula Aelman, a ranchman, found guilty in Judge Hirxchman's court of stealing a harness set from Joseph Thompson. He was accused of burglary and breaking into Bond's station, with initial examination held at the state hall and the case proceeding in the Glateict court.
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Labor Conditions in Hawaii By Frederic J.Haskin
Frederic J Haskin analyzes Hawaii labor dynamics detailing a large foreign workforce in cane fields, shifts from contract labor to immigration policies, and the complex flow of Chinese Japanese Portuguese Spanish and European laborers. The piece notes high costs, migration patterns, and the challenge of attracting and retaining workers amid evolving U S and territorial policies.
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Frederic J.haskin
Planters Seek Homes to Retain Island Labor Force
In Hawaii the cost of transporting laborers from Portugal and China has reached millions, with many leaving the islands. Planter advocates urge housing land allotments and small farms for workers to create stable, homelike conditions, reducing migration and fostering independence. The idea mirrors Cuba’s colonial system to secure a permanent plantation labor force.
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Frederica J. Hoslin
Car Dynamiters Sought by Pensacola Detectives
Fragmentary report from Pensacola Florida dated May 12 describes private detectives and authorities searching for those responsible for a car dynamiting attempt. The text is garbled and details are unclear about suspects or outcomes.
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Asaauutiita Thamstertoan
Realty Men of Nation Hurt At Chicago Convention
Chicago May real estate convention details vague as delegates meet to discuss a national declaration. Arrangements by Chicago real estate leaders focus on form and purpose of proposed cassolas tion in tol set, with the exact plan yet to be determined.
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