Standard Publishing Company and Statewide News Stand Network
The Anaconda Standard lists its publishing details and a broad roster of newsstand agents across major cities. It notes offices in Anaconda Butte and Missoula with national distribution points in New York Chicago San Francisco Seattle Portland and more.
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Ing
New York City
Hotaling
New Atanas
Pesk Row
Broadway
Chicago
Auditorium Annex
P. O. Noyws
Westburn Street
Empire News
Jackson
Derrhain
South Third Street
Frencisco
van Nees Avenue
Ban Frenesses
Hotl St Francis
Doc Angater
Amne
South Quest
Denver
Baventesnth Street
Salt Lake City
Moon's
Honenfeld & Han- Enn'n
Church Street
Bysen
King’s
Epokane
North Mowantatree
Spokace
John W. Graham & Co
Tacoma
Paelfleevanua
Seattie
International News Co
Foruiand
Oregon News Co
Bixth Strad
Butte, Vancouver Hold Positions From 1907 Standings
The report traces teams Tacoma Aberdeen Spokane Vancouver and Butte comparing current form to last year’s standings. Aberdeen remains second with a higher past percentage. Tacoma leads now while Spokane drops to fourth. Vancouver and Butte stay at fifth and sixth respectively with Vancouver showing similar games played and Butte improving after a rough year.
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Tacoma
Wan Hen
Aberdeen
Spokane
Butte
Vancouver
Hume
Avery
Buite
Bill Fo Tauen
Tigi Ipip
Pathologists Sour on Veggies in Parla Conference
A sensational Parla congress of idnologists reviews vegetables as moral and mental influencers. They claim cabbage and cauliflower dull judgment, provoke apathy, and affect social conduct, with broad cautions on dietary indulgence and its alleged effects on behavior.
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Parla
Tammany's New York Role in Denver Nomination Battle
Arrangements for five special trains were announced as Tammany Hall sought influence at the Denver convention. The event would draw about 650 men with trains from Pennsylvania and New York Central lines leaving New York on the morning of the Fourth of July. Tammany aimed to derail the Democratic convention, opposing Grover Cleveland and backing Blaine, while some supporters shifted to a workingmen's ticket after the convention.
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Tammany
Denver
Pennsylvania
New York Central
New York
Uckel
New Jersey
Chicago
Grover Cleveland
New Yorker
Conocntion
Ben. Buller
Blaine
Diseases and Mosquitoes Spur Cleaning Efforts
The piece notes efforts to prevent disease by clearing stagnant water and improving sanitation. It cites historical malaria exposure near Fort Hunt and Fort Washington, mentions typhoid cases in Marshalltown Iowa linked to church festival foods, and argues that cleaning yards and waterways reduces illness and costs. It stresses prevention over cure and highlights cleaner environments as essential to public health.
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Fort Hunt
Fort Washington
Patomac
United States
Milwaukee
Marshalltown
Iowa
Northwestern League season opens with Butte road trip
The Northwestern League race ends a week of play as Butte finishes in rival cities and prepares for travel to Hem a grounds before July 4. Analysts expect a tighter, more balanced contest than last season with stronger parity among teams and a closer chase for the pennant.
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Northwestern Keague
Butte
Hema
Sithe Tyne Bulle
Victorien
Soalle
Royal Muxers and Royal Exchanges Across Europe This Week
Royal figures from France to Portugal engage in a flurry of courtly meetings and planned functions this week. President Wallieres heads to London, King Edward hosts, and deposed tensions shape schedules as royals travel toward St. Petersburg.
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Blales
Eurone
Gideons
Wallieres
France
London
Edward
Nero
Aller Ees
Raval
Sergia
St. Petersburg
William
Sveek
Persia
Portugal
Dubtian
Dubie
Spain
Traly
Turkey
Maes
Reverend Graham sermon sparks tobacco practice in Atlantic City church
The Rev. Sydney Graham of the "Men's Church" in Atlantic City drew significant attention Sunday night as attendees were invited to smoke cigars or pipes during the service. The preacher delivered a controversial message in the pulpit, prompting widespread discussion about the gesture and its implications for religious conduct.
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Sydney Graheim
Atlantic City
New
Afr
Graham Bimeric
Fragmented OCR Text About Church Service Proposals
The readable lines discuss an unspecified church event with mentions of cocktails and gin firees and a bar near the altar. It questions whether certain methods of evangelism will be introduced, noting an odor of cancality and fumes of lonaeca. The passage laments ephemeral trends and references Rev. St. Graham and a church scene lacking firm plans.
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St. Graham
How to Stamp Out Dandelion Nuisance in Lawns
A 1906 Montana Agricultural Experiment Station note by KR. W. This letter to the editor details using copper sulfate and iron sulfate sprays to kill dandelions on lawns without harming bluegrass or white clover. It covers spray equipment, timing, wind, lawn watering, and reseeding.
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United States
Jorg Enunesh
Bozeman
KR. W. Tisher
Horticultural
Montana
Nobie Ranch Sold Near Twin Bridges for 600 Dollars
Special Dispatch reports the Nobie ranch near Twin Bridges, about one mile from the town, sold to Thomas In the of Butts through W. Paca of Whitehall. The 8 acre property changes hands for around $600.
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Nobie Ranch
W. Paca
Whitehall
Thomas Inthe
Butts
Enid
Japanese in San Francisco By Frederic J. Haskin
The article surveys the surge of Japanese immigration in San Francisco, the clash over school segregation, and the diplomacy between Washington and Tokyo. It notes anti Japanese sentiment, calls for exclusion laws, and the shifting tone after naval show of force. It highlights the role of Japanese residents in civic life while urging restraint on further arrivals.
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San Francisco
Frederic J. Haskin
Golden Gate
United States
American Asiatic Exclusion League
America
Flere
Ben Francisco
Californa i
Hawai
Japan
Washington
Metcalf
California
Congress
Min
United State
Nutoriona
Schmitz
Attie Elvls
Edward VII
British Columbia
Edward
Tokio
Atlantic
Pacific Ocean
Pacific
Tokis
Evang
Ray
Pacific Coast
Sen Francisco
East
China
Loward
Pieneris J. Tasit
Morrell to Try Again After Balloon Disaster
Seven men injured in the Berkeley airship accident near Roosevelt hospital recover steadily. Inventor Morrell and Australian aeronaut Penfold survived broken legs, while assistant engineer Rodgers, once thought fatally hurt, will recover. Morrell vows to build another airship after leaving the hospital.
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Berkeley
Cali
Roosevelt Hospital
Rodgers
J. A. Morrell
Penfold
Arrest at Heron and dredge boat startup report
Special dispatch reports Louie Brand arrested at Heron by Sheriff Measury on a charge of securing money under false pretenses from a Spokane debt. Brand resisted going to the officer without proper papers. Also from Ruby a dredge boat No 2 for Conroy Place Mining Co will be put up on June 1, third dredge in operation between Aldor and the mouth of the Aldor guich.
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Standard
Plains
Louie Brand
Heron
Spokane
Shoriff Hamrin
Brand
Utter
Yrand
Ruby
Dredga
Conroy Place Mining Company
Jung 1
Aldor
Olf Aldor Guich
Mand On New Machine
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Missoula reports George Steine Brenner arrived by the new automobile he purchased a few days ago at Helen and...
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Standard
Missoula
George Steinebrenner
Helene
Drought and Snow hamper Overland Divide Travel
A fragment notes harsh overland travel with roads across the divide described as rough and icy. Several inches of snow fell during a trip, delaying progress and highlighting the era's difficult mountain crossing conditions for early machines.
High School Players Stage The Sweet Girl Graduate
May 27 program at the high school promises a lively production of The Sweet Girl Graduate. Eleven roles include Mrs De Smythe Grace McGregor Mr De Smythe Willem MacGibbon Maude De Smythe and a full cast with Gertrude Ball Charles Vealey Frances Anderson Nina Gough Esther Cain Milton Mason George Stoney and Shirley Chunk.
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Mikevule
Chingie Bulbus
George Stoney
Katherine
Shirley Chunk
Fatally Injured by Train In Missoula Name Given as Conley
A man identified as John Moran says the deceased, born in Leeds England, was Conley a coal miner and ex soldier who came from Canada. The body of the man fatally injured after being run over by a train in Northern Parish yards was taken to Marsh's parlors for a preliminary inquest as questions about the accident remained unanswered.
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Issoula
Mas
Azhie
Canley
Sistera
Conley
Marsh
John Moran
Helena
Missoula
Moran
Front Street
Leeds
Tagland
Canada
United States
Northern Pacific
Cole Jey
Missoula County Courthouse Move Sparks New Contract Bids
Special Derby to the Standard reports that contractors will roll the old courthouse toward the street on Monday morning while county commissioners open bids for the new courthouse. The plan excludes coincidences in Missoula county affairs as the old building is moved aside for the replacement.
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Missoula
Missoula County
Coulombe
Sailors and Excursion Mark Seattle Visit by Fleet
Senior officers and press guests enjoy an automobiile excursion to Snoqualmie Falls and a day of patriotic services as the Atlantic battleship fleet rests in Seattle. A grand barbecue, athletic events, and dances are planned with 15 000 expected in a Tuesday parade. Governor Meade to welcome Rear Admiral Sperry and exchange official gifts.
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Fied
Presa
Grand Dardeeas
Dela Hrorte
State University
Kettreshipa
Seattle
Wash
Snoqualmle
Cusehigens
Woodland Park
Weu
Bluejackrta
Lesch’s Parsilon
Seattle Volunteer Association
Admiral Sperry
Noct
Gananet
Ranier Clib
Miltary
Une
Port Lawn
Albert E. Meade
Washington
Sperry
Gialts
Meade
Washneton
Blew Sale Prompt for New Subscribers
An old printer’s notice offers a deal to new subscribers. Pay three months in advance and receive a decorative flag featuring sewn stripes in bold colors. The circulator promises to recruit four new subscribers and earn a prize for each successful completion.
Emigration to Hawaii Limited for Japanese Arrivals
Honolulu reports that the Japanese consul has been advised by the government that emigration from Japan to Hawaii is restricted to Japanese and their wives and children who were formerly resident on the islands, and to wives and children of those currently residing there.
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Honolulu
Japan
Hawaii
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East Broadway
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Mat
Baseballl Rach
the Royal Mixers
Peisay
Noble Ranch
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Msters Hospital
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Ind
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St. Louis
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Leavenworth
Colorado Springs
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Union Pacific Overland Limited
Salt Lake
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Butte, Mont
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Wilson, D.F
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