The Anaconda Standard publication and office details
The notice lists the Anaconda Standard publishing company rates and mailing rules, mentions daily and Sunday editions, subscription costs, and branch offices in Butte, Missoula, and Great Falls. It also provides telephones, Washington and eastern offices, and newsstand locations across major cities.
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Standard Publishing Company, Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda
Europe
The
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Washington Bureau
Gat
N. W
Nassau Street
Washington Street
J. Morton
Tillman and McLaurin split in Southern party realignment
The piece portrays a clash between Senator Tillman and Senator McLaurin over a new southern Republican movement led by Hanna’s “lily whites.” It notes McLaurin’s shift to the Republican platform, Tillman’s insurgent Southern demagoguery, and discusses implications for party balance, regional allegiance, and the November ballot. It also reports a push for anti mosquitoes leagues and a Buenos Aires Health Board note on remedies.
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South Carolina
Tillman
Senator McLaurin
Hanna
McLaurin
South
Charleston
Senate
Atlantic Coast
South Orange
Maine
Florida
Vognes
National Board of Health of
Buenos Ayres
Paraguay
Naphthalene Hailed as Mosquito Poison Antidote
A professor notes naphthalene may neutralize mosquito venom and prevent swelling when rubbed on fresh bites. The remedy is described as nearly specific for mosquito poison and effective even on inflamed spots.
San Francisco snap shooters swarm Scott's house amid busy week
Reporters and artists capture every angle of Mr Scott's residence and activity around it. Cameras document arrivals and departures, pedestrians, guards, and even children presenting flowers outside. The piece jokes about snap shooting and notes interior X ray limits, lampooning yellow journalism.
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San Francisco
Mr. Scott
Chicago court upholds elocutionists rights to Curfew
In Chicago a court ruled Miss Blatchford may freely declaim Curfew Shall Not Ring Tonight on her premises. It found neighbors Mrs. Smith and Mr. Cody liable only for minor disturbance and did not grant permanent injunction. The decision leaves Blatchford’s curfew performances largely unrestrained.
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Chicago
Marie Blatchford
Smith
Thomas Cody
Miss Blatchford
Heinzeing
Butte
Mise Blatchford
Distrust in Pan American Effort Over Arbitration Plans
The piece argues that Latin American distrust of the United States, shaped since the Spanish American War, would stall a proposed Pan American congress in Mexico City. It notes Peru and Bolivia favor universal arbitration while Chile resists, reflecting artificial ties and race and language differences that past protectionism could not overcome.
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Mexico
Peru
Bolivia
Chile
United States
Cleveland
Olney
Great Britain
Venezuela
Porto Rico
Philippines
South America
South
Central America
Latin America
Republican constitution used to shield military anarchy
A republican constitution is described as a shield for military anarchy with life and property less secure than under despotic Russia. The bond seeks to establish a state under chaos until Latin republics adopt law and order. Their political status is likened to Europe centuries ago.
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Russia
Europe
Skibo Castle Curse and Other Oddities Across the Nation
A collage of oddities and curiosities from early 20th century headlines. Notes on Skibo Castle curse tied to Carnegie purchase, Albany bankruptcies, South Carolina political skirmishes, Ibsen and church creed debates, Julia Lockwood’s long throw, Buffalo Exposition electricity neglect, Paul Kruger vs Edward VII, and Sunday opening pan American expo boycotts.
Miner Falls 100 Feet in Air Shaft At Parrot Mine
David Hennessy, a Parrot mine worker, fell from the ninth to the lower level an air shaft about 100 feet. his body was found hours later by Ed Whalen and Mike Kelley. Coroner to hold inquest. shaft guarded by railing. Hennessy not married, mother sole relative known.
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David Hennessy
Ed Whalen
Mike Kelley
John Shea
Hennessy
Johnson
Barry
Sherman
Mother
Thomas McMann
Fdlavin
Mr. O'Neill
East Broadway
Burglars Strike West End Homes Within An Hour
Two prominent residences on West Granite and West Broadway were burgled last night while occupants were away. Entry was gained by breaking a glass pane and prying the catch with a chisel. At Rev. Groeneveld’s home only a few Columbian half dollars were taken. at Attorney Mac Donald’s place a purse with $2.50 and a gold brooch worth $8 vanished. Police investigate with limited staff.
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West End
K. J. Groeneveld
West Granite
Myerts
Dawson
J. K. MacDonald
West Broadway
Rev. Groeneveld
MacDonald
Ragtime Forces Face Mock Threats From English Sparrows
A satirical note claims musical associations seeking to ban ragtime would have better luck with easier targets such as English sparrows or Canada thistles, lampooning efforts to suppress the genre.
Governor Nash Advised to Take Three Weeks Rest
Governor Nash remains in a weakened state after a Pacific coast trip. Physicians say the illness is not heart related but due to a slight accident at high altitude. A consult was held and a statement issued. rest is needed to restore health.
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Columbus
Ohio
Nash
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Birthday of the Church Observances Mark Pentecost
Yesterday marked Pentecost with special services across Butte churches. Grace M. E. Church hosted Rev. James W. Tait on The Birthday of the Church and South Butte Presbyterian welcomed Rev. P. Tonge with a sermon on the Personality of the Holy Ghost.
Butte Briefs Describe Local Visitor Arrivals
Helena residents Fred Agatt William M. Biggs G. E. Gunn M. A. Morrison and J. A. Rhoades are noted visiting or staying in Butte. Plains J. A. McGowan attends city arrival. James O Grady Great Falls guest at the Thornton. Sheriff Henry Sherlock of Boulder is registered in Butte.
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Fred Agatt
Helena
Butte
J. H. Murphy
Boulder
L. M. Hughes
William M. Biggs
G. E. Gunn
M. A. Morrison
Anaconda
J. A. Rhoades
Plains
McDermott
J. A. McGowan
City
James O'Grady
Great Falls
Thornton
Henry Sherlock
Ex Governor Tanner Laid To Rest In Springfield
The remains of ex Governor Tanner were buried at Oak Ridge cemetery in Springfield after a grand military funeral and Episcopal rites. The crowd was the largest for any Springfield funeral since Lincoln in 1865.
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Governor Tanner
Kest
Springfield
Episcopal Church
Tanner
Oak Ridge Cemetery
Lincoln
Violin Solo by Prof Leo Bryant at Decoration Day
Prof Leo Bryant will render a violin solo at the exercises in the Auditorium on Decoration Day evening. Mrs Jennie Morgan Bryant will sing. This is their first public appearance in Butte and a delightful treat is promised for attendees.
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Leo
Winners Named in Butte Art Show Essay Contest
The club and society ladies of Butte awarded six prizes for essays about favorite pictures from a recent art exhibition. About 120 essays were read, with originality favored, high school and third grade entries limited. Winners include compositions on Hobart Webster Washington Garfield and Blaine with sixth grade decisions pending.
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Alice Dinsmore
Wethey
Werrick
Gunn
Humphrey
Hobart
Webster
Washington
Garfield
Blaine
Heard at the Hotels and Local Notes
A mix of social notices and anecdotes from Butte on travelers and locals. Mr and Mrs John Noyes head to Seattle and Alaska with mining claims near Cape Nome. Judge Harney’s family visits Missoula while miners Upton and Long depart for prospecting.
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John Noyes
Seattle
Senator
Alaska
Cape Nome
Mr. Noyes
Dowieites Celebrate Pierson Bail Reunion
Dozens of Dowie followers gathered at the Overlook on May 26 to celebrate the bail release of J Luther Pierson the Kensico faith jurist. Reports from Kensico say the Piersons may move from the village due to notoriety with signs on the front door. Pierson told John Pine jail warden he plans to return to his desk at the New York Central railroad on Monday. He was asked about the arrest of Rev John Alexander Dowie.
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New York
J. Luther Pierson
Kensico
Pierson
Piersons
John Pine
Glasgow divine to speak at Boston Hebrew Christians convention
John Robertson, eminent Glasgow divine, has accepted an invitation to address the convention of Hebrew Christians to be held in Boston from May 21 to 24. He will not be prosecuted and God will protect him.
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Arnegif
Skibo Castle
Scotland
Highlands
Skibo
Grays
Douls
Mackayes
Gordons
Dempsters
Chirnsides
Carnegie
John Robertson
Glasgow
Boston
Warehouse Fire Destroys Broom Corn in Chicago
A blaze at Leighty first and Wallace streets destroyed a warehouse owned by Cortland Wagon Co and burned broom corn valued at about 200000 dollars owned by W L Rosenburg. The structure was valued at 25000 dollars.
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Chicago
W. L. Rosenburg
Leighty-first and
Wallace Streets
Cortland Wagon Company of
Cortland
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