Anaconda Standard publication details and offices
The Anaconda Standard lists publishing terms with daily and Sunday editions, pricing in advance, and yearlong options. It provides multiple branch offices and a network of street and hotel newsstand partners in New York Chicago San Francisco Los Angeles Denver Seattle Portland and Kansas City. It notes correspondence should be addressed to Anaconda, Mont.
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W. Breer
West Eagle
York City
Brentano's
Union Mans
New York City
Soatalina
West Corner
Broadway
Thier
Chicago
Auditorium Annex
Flo
News Co
Born Street
Minneapolis
Third Street
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Hotel
St Francis News
Sted
Los Angeles
Oil News Co's
Denver
Salt Lake City
Balt Lake News Co
Ogden
King's
Spokane
North Howard Street
Tacoma
Pacife Avenue
Seattle
Seattle News
Columbia
Fortland
Dragon Co
Kansas City
American Nowe Co
Standard Publishing Company
Ahuconda, Afont
Roosevelt called the reckless talker in White House clash
An old senator cites Roosevelt's barrages as evidence of his unguarded rhetoric. The piece notes the president's accusations against Parker, Wallace, and others, suggesting a pattern in political attacks and defense as the White House and Senate clash over statements and policy.
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White House
Senate Chamber
Roosevelt
Tihnan
Stireed Bailey
Aldrich
Lodge
Chandler Indee
Benatorlavige
Chandler
Mr. Roosevelt
Alton B. Parker
Trust and Thesurance
John F. Wallace
Pontina Canal Commission
Montana High School Contests Earn Wide Praise at Missoula
At Missoula yesterday the third annual Montana high school contests closed with strong rivalry and friendly spirit. Bozeman and Missoula shared declamation honors while Anaconda won field events, with all schools receiving credit for strong showings. The state university Originated the event, boosting school spirit and university exposure.
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Montana
Missoula
Iit
Bozeman
Anaconda
State University
Eidetn
Worcester Woman Urges Missionary Charm and Appearance
Mrs Went of Worcester told a missionary meeting that external attractiveness aids outreach to heathen and heaven alike. She argues a pretty missionary can do more work than one neglecting appearance, marking a shift from the old Puritan doctrine that forbade adornment and beauty.
Enduring Charms Stir Debate Over Influence and Morality
Fragmentary remarks from a 19th century column discuss feminine allure, public perception, and potential political impact. The writer notes mixed reactions to a Mrs West figure, warning that endorsements could shape a forthcoming trial. Strong entities include Mrs West, West, and unnamed church figures.
Jefferson status delayed by death of monument chairman
John Hay, longtime chairman of the Jefferson monument committee, dies delaying plans for a Washington statue crediting Jefferson as author of the Declaration. Secretary Hoot succeeds as chair, promising rapid moves to complete the project. Talks of St Gaudens designing a new statue and a medal follow, with site possibilities in parks near the capital.
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John Hay
Jefferson Monument
Washington
Hoot
Mogtlcello
Jéfferran
To Cagillol
Conmodore Levy
D'angéte
Howse
St. Gaudens
Teftiyses
Uparattar
Clean City movement and civic improvement ideals
The piece extols cleanliness as a core civic improvement goal alongside trees and flowers. It cites Chicago’s Clean City club at Hull House under Mrs Addams, urging every improvement group to adopt a simple rule set: pick up one piece of street litter daily, clean back yards and porches, involve neighbors and keep a window frame free of dirt.
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Itmarikin
Cent al
Hull House
Miro Addaria
Our Baby Republic in Panama Police Mess
The piece rails at Panama's government under Manuel Amador, noting an imported police chief George W. Thainer who finds no real progress or functional departments. It claims the Amador family controls the force, benefits from high salaries, and runs the administration to safeguard their own interests.
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Pawar Republic
New York
Occar
George W. Thainer
Panama
Wil Manuel Amador
Bio Insurance Dompanien
Rotatlver
Tminex
Sminez
Tammany
Aly
Farmers Expect Record 1908 Crop Profits Across West
A read across government forecasts and Western reports predicts a bumper 1908 farming year with record wheat yields and rising prices for cattle, dairy, and poultry. Livestock outlook is strong, markets are high, and farmers anticipate a substantial increase in farm income despite broader trade concerns.
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Ita
Agg Trust
Accidentally Wounded by Discharge of Rifle
Special Dispatch to the Blanderd reports John Ford an old man living on Bovine creek in the Pryor mountain country was wounded by a rifle discharge he was cleaning at a target. The bullet entered his ankle and exited through the heel causing a natural wound. Ford is a longtime resident of the Pryor mountains.
Utahs Oratory Victory in Lake City Debate
In Lake City on March 18, the Utah University team defeated Idaho in a debate on the resolution that laws should compel all persons in control of any business corporation to sell its products at a reasonable price. Two judges supported Utah, one supported Idaho.
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Lake City
Mas
Denate Bertween
Univeraltien
Utah
Idaho
Devastating fires sweep seven towns and Milwaukee area
A fierce gale drives a wildfire across Wisconsin and Michigan as seven towns are wiped out, hundreds homeless, and railways and lumber camps scorched. Fires reach Cornelius and Marathon City with trains halted and relief efforts underway. Missing residents and destroyed mills compound the catastrophe reported from Marshfield to Milwaukee.
Mining town of Cobalt said to be destroyed
North Tay Ontario May 18 a report reaches here that the mining town of Cobalt has been completely destroyed by fire. Several people were killed by an explosion. Cobalt is the centre of Canada’s new silver mining district near Hudson Bay, about three miles north of Poranta.
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Masyachueotia
North Tay
Ontario
Cobalt
New Ontario
Fie
Carnada
Hudson Bay
Norch
Poranta
Unlucky Number Toll From Lightning Strike at Teschen
A news agency reports 14 mourners killed and 2 injured by lightning at Teschen in Austrian Silesia. The crowd gathered around the ezawn as disaster struck.
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Tondon
Teschen
Austrian Gilezia
Torday
Japs Leave Great Falls Work Amid Racial Tensions
In Great Falls a plan with Special Patrols caused Japanese workers to be driven from the freighthouse by white employees. The Japs quit at dusk and retreated to brush along the river bank, then camped away from the city while white workers temporarily returned. The incident followed threats of further action.
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Montana
Dros
Lasmetros
Frank Chamberlain Dead Pioneer Stage Driver
Frank Clunor Chamberlain, prominent Monton stage driver and former Indian War rider, died yesterday after a long illness at Fort Benton hospital. He guided for eight trips to Helena and Yellowstone, known for fearlessness and loyalty in brush fights with state robbers. He later ran Baeza stage lines between camps in the Rocky Mountain region and made Harlem his home. His body lies at his Harlem residence, with funeral arrangements set for tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock after a large Knights of Pythias funeral delegation travels from Havre and Allendale lodge.
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Havre
Frank Clunor Cerlain
Monton
Saralysic
Clile Hospital
Fort Benton
Mays
Yelena
Inter
Albhowely
Ywell-To-De
Baeéza
Rockies
Harlem
Allendale Lodge
Knights of Pythins
Hich Lodge
Marlen
Husband Fugitive Alleged in Maintenance Suit
Mrs. Junge Reynolds seeks maintenance and divorce relief alleging her husband Alay J Reynolds fled last January after carrying goods from the mill. She asks the court to transfer title to property she owns and to sell two lots to pay debts and support herself.
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Stannard
Reynolds
Inmate Valley Moss Arrested for Insanity at Virginia City
Valley Moss, an inmate at the county poor farm, was arrested by Under Sheriff Gainan today. He had been at the farm for three weeks, transferred from Waterloo, and his wife is also an inmate. Moss, about eight years old, threatened to kill himself and his wife yesterday and showed other signs of lunacy.
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Standard
Virginia City
Alay
Valley Moss
Gainan Paw eusrRe
Waterloo
Fourth At Virginia City Plans Fourth of July Parade
A May meeting in Virginia City organized preliminary steps toward a Fourth of July celebration. Committees were appointed to solicit subscriptions for the event.
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Stendant
Virginia City
PRESENT TEACHERS RETAINED
Special dispatch reports that the school district retains teaching staff, keeping the same lineup for the upcoming term. No further details on changes or key figures are provided.
Virginia City School Board Names Teaching Staff for Year
The school board met tonight and listed teachers for the coming year Miss Myrtle Barlsser assistant principal Miss Edith Gorseline intermediate department Missy Munn Bennett primaries. The principal will be chosen later. The hired teachers were all reelected.
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Virginia City
Death of Frank Hoffman Special Dispatch to the Standard
Frank Hoffman a telegraph operator died at 9 43 tonight from brain fever and paralysis. He was about 25 years old and worked for the Heurel syndicate then Western Union and Associated Press. He hailed from Montana and Utah and had lived in Missoula Salt Lake City and Great Falls. He was married at Great Falls about four years ago.
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de Standard
Los Angeles
Frank Hoffman
Montana
Utah
Thia State
Holtman
Heurel Syndicate
Del
Great Falls
Presta
Western Union
Associated Firess
Missoula
Sale Lake
Burglars Take Watches and Jewelry from Park City Store
Special from The Standard reports Cancing Bros. & Clark general store in Park City entered last night. About $400 worth of goods, mainly watches chains and jewelry, stolen. Sheriff Adams dispatched to Park City. officers pursue two men suspected of stealing several watches bound for railroad workers.
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Dienstek
the Standard
Rilings
Sherif
Adama
Cancing Bros. & Clark
Park City
Adams
Park Gily
Insurance payments begin after large claims delay
In San Francisco on May 18 insurance companies paid 160000 to policyholders, the first disbursement since the disaster. Authorities expect most undisputed claims to be settled by month’s end, though larger claims remain disputed due to adjustment difficulties. A three-member committee of adjusters will be chosen to determine the extent of losses when liabilities are divided among several companies.
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San Francisco
Eres Tk
Wenham Discharged After Hearing Then Rearrested
Wenham, once a Chicago based steamship agent for Canadian Pacific, was discharged today after a bankruptcy hearing but was immediately rearrested on a charge of causing Miss Clay Lawrence to commit perjury on his behalf. The Chicago No- Iico Viave again requested holding Wenham on an embezzlement charge.
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New York
Charney
Wenhan
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Chicago
Clay Lawrence
Chicato No- Iico
Wenham
Senate Amends Rail Carrier Regulations and Penalties
Senate discusses amendments to rail carrier rules including common carriers and service obligations. It seeks to hold railroads accountable for special car service, reporting requirements, and penalties for noncompliance. Provisions cover pipelines express and shipping lines, penalties for unlawful practices and falsified accounts, and court access for enforcement through mandamus.
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Temmini
Frelene
Varia
Rentuids
Brd
Carriera
Lenin
Common Cares
Senate
Prohiuic
Revenue Agent Probes Saloons in County
Special Dispatch reports Hie Atandare Virginia City May 16. W. Smith, Internal Revenue Department agent, has checked many saloons and cigar stores in the county. Several firms have been assessed for noncompliance with revenue laws and face penalties.
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Hie Atandare
Virginia City
W. &. Smith
Internal Revenue Department
Gans Outboxed by Wikie Lanis In New York Bout
New York May 18 Wikie Lanis welterweight fought Joe Tians of Baltimore and outpointed him in a ten round bout at Madison Square Garden. Gans weighed 135 pounds while Lanis was about ten pounds heavier and Lewis weighed about ten pounds more.
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New York
Wikie Lanis
Joe Tians
Baltimore
Madison Square Garden Concert Hall
Lewis
Gans
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