Anaconda Standard publishs ad rates and out-of-town offices
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates and advertising details. It provides branch offices in Butte Missoula Spokane and Seattle with telephone numbers and addresses. It also notes sale points at various newsstands and requests general correspondence be addressed to the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana.
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Standard Publishing Company
Publishare and Proprietors
Postoffice
Anaconda
Te Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mont
Burlington
Omaha
Kansas City
St. Louis
Chicago
Montana
Denver
Billings
St. Paul
Mississippi River
Heliot
Johnson sentiment grows in Deer Lodge for Minnesota Governor
At the Deer Lodge county Democratic convention the Johnson sentiment for the presidential nomination gains strength. The Minnesota governor is seen as a strong candidate at the polls and potentially favored at the Denver convention. Similar impressions are rising in Silver Bow county.
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Deer Lodge County
Johnson
Minnesota
Denver
Silver Bow County
Governors Adjourn After Washington Meeting
Governors at Washington have adjourned and most travelers left by train. They enjoyed lavish hospitality as the president made the stay pleasant. No major outcomes emerged, but discussions hinted at future concrete work. Several governors expressed hearty sympathy with the president’s movement.
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Washington
Newspapers and Bryan in New York Field Factions
The piece surveys New York media stances on Bryan as a presidential candidate, noting World and Brooklyn Eagle opposition, The Sun favoring Taft, Hearst independence support, and mixed cordiality in towns from Buffalo to Harlem. It recalls 1883 Folger support dynamics and a GOP convention incident shaping Republican sentiment.
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Bryan
New York
New York World
Brooklyn
Eagle
Times
Sun
Taft
Hearst
Independence Party
Carces
Althowgh
Buffalo
Harlem Bridge
Grover Cleveland
Natate Palle Mes
Republican Party
Charles J. Folger
Hin
Folger
Campaign currents shape party lines in New York
The piece traces how newspaper editorials influenced the New York campaign, boosting Cleveland’s majority while questioning Bryan’s prospects without Democratic support. It notes Taft’s delegate prospects and secretary Taft’s Panama duties, raising questions about Root’s absence and Taft’s role before the Chicago convention.
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Ican
New York
Cleveland
Bryan
Empire State
Hughes
Taft
Panama
Department of State
Root
Root Wade
South America
Mesteotin
Fanama
Mr. Taft
Chicago
President's Concession Reshapes Republican Convention
White House assurances suggest the convention will transact its business independently with delegates acting as tellers to register the party's presidential choice. The administration denies plans to force Roosevelt or Taft into specific roles, leaving the vice presidency to delegates to decide. The president reportedly abstains, letting the Chicago convention determine the tail end of the ticket.
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Bryan
Taft
National Committee
Chicago
White House
Whitebones
Roosevelt
Washington, D.C
Meturus
Preehlunin
Laden
Gun Adams
Matt
Joun Adams
Evans the Brown Shoe CO
St. Louis
U.S. A
Fifty Years Ago In Minnesota From The News Tribune
The Minnesota past fifty years is traced by the News-Tribune, noting Milas western rail terminal, river travel from Minneapolis to St. Cloud, and Minneaptsy’s lack of brick chimneys. The text recalls horse traction, stagecoaches, and forests, with glimpses of slavery era and frontier optimism near Watah in Barnes County.
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Minnesota
Pas
Lydntn News-Tribune
Milas
Ohio Ana
Mississippi
Minneupattsy
St. Cloud
Canada
Thoas Daya
Uvedon & Ruperb
Watah
Banston County
Landmark Minnesota City Roots Remembered
A fragment recalls a pretentious furniture factory a cromarcade and a country school marking health and growth. It contrasts present-day grumbl ings with the fifty years ago courage and optimism sparked by the Union War effort and Minnesota pioneers who offered troops to Lincoln.
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Healtens
Lincoln
Minnesota
Foreign birth majority in New York babies reported
New York birth data show nine of ten babies born to parents who arrived recently from abroad. In a study of twenty eight Fifth Avenue surrounding areas only thirty seven births occurred last year, while the East Side saw three hundred fourteen births in the same scope. The trend suggests New York becoming increasingly foreign in population makeup.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
Bozeman Public School Teaching Staff Re elected
Special dispatch reports the reelection of last year’s staff including Superintendent Cunningham and principal Arten. Several teachers declined re election and new members were elected such as B J Johnson and Miss Estelja P Odekirk with multiple grade teachers joining the Bozeman schools for the coming year.
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Standard
Bozeman
Rd. Cunningham
3 Good
C. C. Conley
Leora Hapa Clara Freie
Edna Filale Buena Nelson
Mintie B. Mills
Lyda Hunter
Hatlie Shollenberger
OF. Arten
Mies Taya Hanagy
Moses Lily Bryan
Mary Matteary Gage
Minnie Streit
Kate Sutton
Mire. Sutton
Witss
Schuoe
Chateau, Mont
B.J. Johnson
Prince Misa Estelja P. Odekirk
Katherine 4. Gallagher
Rimary
Mabel J. Cook
Annie Areneman
June M. Fogiesang
Tessie Fotcher
Hidden dynamite found near Blg Bayou trestle in Pensacola
Navy yard officers seized a cache of many sticks of dynamite weighing one and a half to two pounds each, secreted in a paint area about 3% yards from Blg Bayou trestle west of Pensacola. Authorities believe painters working on streetcars hid the explosive.
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Pensacola
Fla
Navy Yard
Prominent Art Dealer Arrested On Forgery Charge
William Clausen a leading New York art dealer was arrested after allegedly selling genuine artworks as forgeries to collector William Z Evans. He was arraigned and released on five thousand dollars bail.
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New York
Willam Clausen
William Z. Evans
Clausen
Rider Thrown From Horse Near Baseball Park
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Miles City reports William Robinson of the St. Paul engineering force sustained three broken ribs after being thrown when his horse bolted near the baseball park. He was taken to the county hospital for treatment.
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Standard
Miles City
Willam Robinson
St. Paul
Robinson
Bank directors pledge $500 fund for deposits
At a Pittsburg meeting of Allegheny National Bank directors and city financial representatives a plan was adopted to place a $500 cash fund in the bank to assure deposits and protect the public in the event of bank stress.
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Pittsburg
Allegheny National Bank
Rity
Allegheny Sauenal Bank
German torpedo boat captures British fishing vessel near Anrum
A German torpedo boat intercepted the steam fishing boat Fours, Iren Grimaby, near Anrum, an island off Prussia in the North Sea, and brought it to Caxhaven, Germany. The incident occurred during routine nearshore fishing operations with no further details provided.
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Caxshaven
Germany
Thongs
Iren Grimaby
England
Anrum
Prussia
North Sea
Caxhaven
John B Sullivan Dies While Seeking Doctor
John B Sullivan, a 25 year old former Butte police officer, died from a hemorrhage of the lung after collapsing while en route to a doctor at the Crvsley rem entrance. An inquest at Sherman & Reid's returned a verdict of death by hemorrhage of the lung. He had lived in Butte for years, leaves a large family, and was a Crow reservation lottery winner.
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John B. Sullivan
Butie
Sullivan
Park Street
Crvsley Rem
Selaert
Jungs
Oakland
Owsley Block
Stevens
Sherman & Reid's
Michael
Daniel
Joseph
Patrick
O'Neil City
Dennis
Butte
Sis
Margaret and
Mary
O ‘Eill
Wattie Noonan
West Center Street
Centerville
Butte Werie of Eagles
Crow Reservaton
Custer
Death summons comes to former Dillon woman
Special Despatch reports the death of Rebecca Melanosh a former Dillon resident aged 82 at her daughter’s Salt Lake City home yesterday morning The body will be shipped to Dillon for burial in Mountain View cemetery with funeral likely at the Methodist church Melanosh a Beaverhead county pioneer came to Montana in 1862 lived here until a year ago her husband died in 1899 Death due to infirmities of old age
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Standard
Dillon
Jooy
Jirs
Rebecca Melanosh
Belin Ward
Salt Lake City
Burtat
Mountain View
Melutosh
Beaverhead County
Maniana
Salt Lake
Nutty but Not Insane Opinion of Witnesses
Witnesses testified to a strang e case involving a man who threatened to blow up a bank unless cash was handed over. The defense claimed insanity though witnesses described him as odd but not insane. The court reserved sentence after deliberations on whether the behavior met blackmail charges.
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Inna
James J. Pee
Merchants” National Bank
Luther Drake
Bozeman Junior Class Publishes The Montanan
The annual publication of the Bozeman agricultural college junior class, titled The Montanan, has arrived in Bozeman and is now in the hands of about a hundred subscribers. The volume is large and cleverly illustrated with photographs and cartoons.
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Standard
Bozeman
The
Agricultural College
Montanan
Harvey Surrenders, Sentenced to Seven Years in Penitentiary
Thomas W. Harvey, former teller at Enterprise National Bank, which failed amid suspicions of nearly 200000 dollars, surrendered to authorities in Pittsinisg and was sentenced today by the United States court of pleas to seven years in the western penitentiary.
Japanese envoy to China departs for duty in London
Pekig May 1i reports that Barwr dlayashh the Japanreynilmeter to China will leave here on duty for Takin. He will be escorted by Baron HM Timm at the current court seat of the Japanese embassy in London.
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Barwr Dlayashh
China
Takin
Baron HM. Timm
London
Sentenced to sang slx New York tale unclear
Edward Borek pleaded guilty to the theft of more than $600 worth of jewelry. The case appears to involve an attempted Sing Stug offense with a likely local or regional crime report flavor.
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New York
Edward Borek
Woo
Tas Heey
Ken Foncml
Hormell Discontinues Butte Branch and Sells Stock
The Hormell company ends its Butte branch and transfers ham bacon pickled pork and dry salt pork stock to a local market. Daily and weekly sale prices are advertised for hams bacon potatoes cabbage carrots rutabagas apples pears butter and beef cuts with a water proof school bag offered with every purchase at 407 N. Main Street across from the post office.
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Hormell Companys
America
Butte
Sestame
California
Hormell Company
Rade
Nec
Main Street
Acrosa He Street
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Higgins Avenue
J. Morton
Brunschuk Building
Chisago Ofice
Washington Street
Blanchard
New York City
Hotalling
Park Row
Broadway
Auditorium Annex
P.O. News Co
Dearborn Street
Tage
Empire
Jackson and
Dearborn
Yoma Newa Co
Ninta
Mala
Minneapolis
Havanaugh
South Third Street
San Francisco
van Ness Avenue
Los Angeles
Tacoma
Seattle
International Mews Co
Portland
Oregon News Co
Birth Street
Chgoqse
Bozeman Schools
Polichan
Will
Hatasmt Goi
cCarthy
407 North Main
Lilley Zusiness
Owsley Blotk
Rice & Fulton
Ind
Oregon
Short Line
R. R
Peoria
St. Joseph
Sioux City
Council Bluffs
Pacific Junction
Atchison
Leavenworth
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Cheyenne
Union Pacific Overland Limited
Colorado
A and
Througholorado
City
North Main Street
Butte, Mont
D. Wilson
D. F
P. A
Via
Pitex
Butte Carriage Works
E. Galena St
Home Baking Co
H. M. Hall
Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
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