Anaconda Standard Publisher and Office Details
The Anaconda Standard shows publication details, subscription rates, and office contacts. It lists offices in Missoula and other cities, with branch addresses and telephone numbers, plus where the newspaper is sold in major cities. It notes general business correspondence should be addressed to Anaconda, Montana.
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Anaconda
Mont
Rival stockgrowers move sparks in Montana fields
The Montene Stackerowers association planned a rival organization after a Miles City meeting, with Helena interests unhappy over proceedings. A Great Falls roundup failed to materialize and local papers faced scrutiny for their coverage, prompting debate over suppression and coverage accuracy.
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Stendard
Mile City
Helena
Miles City
Sesslane
Area City Journal
Great Falla
Standhard
Great Falls
Pasi Hism
Bilesity Journal
McKinley and wife in public life amid illness and travel
A Canton bulletin quotes Mrs. William McKinley’s physician describing her serious illness and unwavering devotion in public appearances. It notes how McKinley faced risks during campaigns and presidential trips, altering plans due to her condition, and references varying temper in national responses to Prohibition trends across multiple states.
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Canton
Wiliam McKinley
William Meliiley
Pacific Coast
Montana
Yellowstone Park
McKinley
San Praneisen
Candy St
Prohibition in a few cities and rail demand rise
Prohibition varies by state with Kentucky's forty seven counties dry and Texas restricting liquor in 160 counties while many others permit licenses. While some regions sober up others drink more as rail mill orders for ninety pound rails indicate a massive production need and rising rail traffic.
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Kentucky
Texas
Republican press on 1908 field and McDowell fund
A fragmented report discusses Henry percentage among Republicans and Fairbanks as best in organizing for 1908. It notes Hughes, Cannon, Taft support, and possible delivery of Cannon strength to Taft. Edward McDowell, famed American composer, is described as insane after overwork, with a campaign to raise 80,000 to secure a music fund and a planned New Hampshire farm for students.
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Henry
Fairbanks
Fairbank
Hughes
Spenser Cannon
Culle
Sinole
I Linals
Taft
Penngylvdnis
Nox
Edward McDowell
Herman
Europe
McDowell
New Hampshire
Green bug threat to winter wheat in Montana area
A damaged report notes a green worm pest in Gallatin valley and other Montana regions damaged winter wheat previously. Early fears of spring risk waned as recent Gallatin county updates show less damage, while the pest caused extensive harm across several Midwest grain belts in other years.
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Montana
Gallatin
Middle West
Green Bug
Iss
Marital Tangles and a Will Haunt Duryea Fortune
About twenty two years ago in Maryland and across several states a widow, Mrs Catherine Walker Duryea, seeks to remarry despite a will: her father in law left her $15000 and a $100000 inheritance if she remains a widow. She challenges the clause and vows to marry regardless, highlighting a curious family dispute over heirs and punishment for remarriage.
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Lockamitna
Catherine Walker Duryea
Willam Duryea
Samuel Angill
Harvard Theologial Seminary
Duryes O
Sia
Glen Cove
Will
Duryey
Duryeas
Ganvernenr Atnrms
Damages Sought From Chief Of Police In Unwarranted Arrest Case
A $5,000 damages claim for alleged unwarranted arrest and imprisonment was heard by a district court jury. J. B. Anderton sues Chief Mulholland and officers Kemple, Barvey, Murphy, Murphy, and Farrell for the Dec 12 arrest at the Platinum and Mary streets area. Testimony covered the gun found on Manley, witness accounts, and Chief Mulholland’s testimony regarding Anderson’s release after a phone tip. The trial featured Anderson and Manley as plaintiffs with Mackel and Moyer as lawyers for Anderson and Brown and Davies for the defense.
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J. B. Anderton Twalust
Potles Thontwa Mulholland
John Kemple
Peter Barvey
Michael Murphy
John
Murphy
Tom Farrell
District Court
Bourguin
Demnants
Don
Dhe Gis Anderson
Irrank Manley
Warner of Moln
Fiatimum
Elty da
Harvey and
Kemple
Maney
Scandin Hell
Hosen Higdob
East Gray Rock
Anderson
Manley
Platinum
Mainstreeta
Casio
Mary
Mansey
Anybergon
Harvey
Mulholland
Ehler
Ing Anderson
Mackel & Moyer
Aitarness Tor Anderson
Injury suits and court actions linked to regional railroad work
William T. Wincott sues the Chicago Milwaukie and St Paul Railroad Company and others for 270,000 dollars in personal injuries from a frozen ground accident near Butte. The suit alleges a missed hole caused severe eye and bodily injury and demands safe working conditions. Separate proceedings appoint a special administrator for Rachel Williams estate, with bond set at 150,000 dollars, while a divorce suit by W H Brown is noted for desertion from a Mead County marriage in 1488.
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Beit
District Court
William T. Wincott
Chicago, Milwaukie & St. Paul Railroad Company
Orman & Cook
John Moran
Butte
Wincott
Schorer
Moran
Dan
Paul Rumsey
Tate Ing
Maran
Contravtura Ag
Init Dan
E. N. Harwood
Wileiams
Dudge Danfan
Rachel E. Wilnms
Andrew J. Doyle
Rachel Williams
Donlan
Davis
W. HH
Hr Soya
Mead County
Kat
Popular Young Matron Dead On West Side
Death claimed a popular young matron of Butte Mary Maddox wife of Michael Maddox died at the Breen home 26 West Work street after months of suffering. She was 27, sister of Mrs Peter Green, married four years to Maddox, survived by husband a daughter and two sisters and two brothers. Funeral Saturday at St Patrick Church.
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Bulte
Innle F. Maddox
Michael Maddox
Peter Breen
West Wark Street
Maddox
Sreen
Siler
Charity
Independence
Fown
Orange
Tex
Elma
Iowa
Towa
Breen
Hady Berm
St. Patrick's Church
Yedra
Mrs. Breen
West Side
Thurnan Shows Improvement After Hospital Stay
Thurnan, also known as Batle trends and Frank Hopkins, showed light improvement at Murray's Hospital last night following an accident at Pitts mont mine. The report notes prior spine injury and a memorial gathering for neighbor J'rot at Tyrobe undertaking parlors Friday at 2 o'clock.
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Court Thurnan
Batle
Frank Hopkins
Murray's Hospital
Thuram
Hong
Pittsmont
Ufo
AL Mofern Wondinen
Aweken
J'rot
Austin
M. Smith
Tyrobe
Saul
Ill
Winchester
Death News for Dr W L Renick's Father Jona T Renick
Telegrams reported the death of Jona T. Renick at his home in Incheon county Ma. He was in his TM years of age and known to many in Butte. He was among early pioneers of the West, traveling from Missouri to Santa Fe long ago.
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W. L. Renick
Jona T. Renick
Incheon County
Butte
Musing
Tosalty
Missouri
Santa Fe
A. Tive
Old resident injured in mine fall at Mora mine level
Damen McCulloch a longtime Butte camp resident since 1879 was crushed by a falling rock at the 1000 level of Mora mine at 9 o clock. He suffered fractures to both bones of the left leg and is hospitalized in Mokay a Coapital. He previously worked at the Berkeley mine.
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Damen McCulloch
Butte
Mokay
Iemora
McCulloch
Walkory
Cora
Emmoyei
Barkeley
Jamestown Exposition Water District Address Note
A fragmented item lists addresses and locations including 105 North Malin Street in Malin Oregon and references to water district matters and officials. The text is unclear but mentions a city location and contact names or initials. Further readable details are limited.
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Raton
Datoe
Imalin
Oregon
North
Malin Street
Fatta, Mont
Wilson
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