Anaconda Standard Patronage and Office Details
The article lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, branch offices in Butte Missoula and other cities, contact numbers, national advertising offices, selling stands in major cities, and directions to address all general business letters to the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana.
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Standard Publishing Company Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda
Daiily
Sunday Standard
New York City
Brentano’s
Union Square
Chicago
Auditorium Annex
Minneapolis
Kavanaugh’s
South Third Street
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
San Francisc
St. Francis
Denver
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake News Co
Ogden
Kind’s
Twenty-fifth Street
Spokane
North Howard Street
Tacoma
Pacific Avenue
Seattle
Columbia Street
Portland
Kansas City
Ricksicker’s
Ninth
Walnut Streets
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mont
Battle Rumors Swirl Over Russian Fleet in Far East
Reports from last Friday through Sunday describe vague engagement rumors between Togo's Japanese forces and the Russian squadron near the Tsu islands and Korean straits. Washington confirms an engagement with losses on both sides while Tokyo later claims the Russian fleet may have been annihilated.
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Togo
Rojestvensky
Tsu Islands
Washington
Tokio
Spain's young king to visit Paris and England
The text traces Spain's monarchy from Isabella to Alfonso and his descendant, noting a French visit by the king in Paris followed by a trip to England. It recalls Franco Prussian War origins, Napoleon III, and the rise of the French republic with the Haus of Hohenzollern parallels, closing with Isabella's long life and decline.
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Spain
Paris
England
Loubet
France
Isabella
Madrid
Napoleon
William
Prussia
Bismarck
Europe
von Moltke
Amadeus
Victor Emmanuel
Italy
Castelar
Alfonso
Empress Eugenie Turns Eighty As Loubet Rises
The article notes Eugenie the ex empress of France celebrating her eightieth birthday. It recalls Emile Loubet as a thirty year old young lawyer gaining notice while building a career with the Paris Lyons and Mediterranean Railroad company.
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Eugenie
France
Isabella
Emile Loubet
Paris
Bearmouth Express Hold Up Ends In Rescue Heroics
Engineer George L Wilson and Messenger George Laub thwarted a masked highwayman on the east bound North Coast limited in Bearmouth. Laub struck the assailant, whose head hit the safe corner. the gunman survived and is reported recovering. The two Northern Pacific men receive praise for bravery and quick action preventing loot.
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Bearmouth
Northern Pacific
Standard
Montagna
North Coast Limited
George Laub
Express
Philipsburg
George L. Wilson
Dan O'Neal
Wilson
Laub
Express Company
Report on Yellow Fever at Colon Stirs Panama Canal Fears
Five yellow fever cases at Colon alarm Americans headed for the Panama canal zone. John Barret says the sanitation challenge is serious, though engineering can be solved. Dr. Gorgas leads efforts to safeguard canal workers as many Americans prefer staying home and letting others do the digging.
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Colon
Panama Canal Zone
Isthmus
John Barret
New York
Gorgas
Venezuelan asphalt dispute tensions touch U S relations
A Standard special correspondence letter from Venezuela outlines the Castro view of the asphalt contract quarrel between Venezuela and American concessionaires. It notes the contract requires Venezuelan courts to settle disputes with final decisions, while the company seeks American intervention to overturn a lower court ruling.
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Standard
Venezuela
United States
U S Comments On Venezuelan Case Split
The Washington Post urges non interference and argues there should be no appeal in Venezuelan courts if the goal is to seek American help. Castro is described as a cruel despot yet praised for a moment of correct action in this case.
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Washington Post
United States
Castro
Medium Gladys Cooley Speaks on Spiritualism in Anaconda
At Standard hall an audience heard Gladys Cooley deliver a talk on The Philosophy of Spiritualism. She argued spiritualism demonstrates life after death and does not prove immortality. After the address she gave messages from the spirit world to willing listeners.
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Standard Hall
Anaconda
Gladys Cooley
Mrs. Cooley
Union Crisis Over King Oscars Veto Risks Sweden Norway
King Oscar vetoed a separate consular law causing a political crisis in Norway. Norwegian ministers resigned in protest, arguing the move breaches the constitution and threatens the Union. Oslo reports note Russia not expected to exploit the split, while mutual negotiations are urged.
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Christiana
Oscar
Sweden
Norway
Russia
Stockholm
Mixed Council
All Denominations Join In Memorial Exercises
Memorial services under the G A R were held at the opera house with participation from all city Protestant ministers. Rev Bowker presided, Rev Miller offered prayer, Miles read the lesson, and McCullough gave the benediction. C E Miller gave the address, music by a quartet and chorus, and a large Grand Army attendance plus a big audience attended.
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Standard
Billings
Opera House
Bowker
Episcopal Church
C. B. Miller
Miles
McCullough
C. E. Miller
Mr. Webb
The
Christian Church
Grand Army Post
Four Officers Subdue Drunken Miner in Livingston
James Lester of Cokedale got very drunk in Livingston on May 28 and fought four policemen before being placed in the calaboose. He sustained injuries and remained sore this morning with his case to be disposed of later. Lester, a husky miner, claimed he knew nothing of the night’s events.
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The
Standard
Livingston
James Lester
Cokedale
Calaboose
Picnic party drowned in James River boating accident
Springfield MissourI may 28 four local residents Frank Lee Frank Gray Miss Lou Rhodes and Miss Sarah Gates were drowned when a boat carrying a picnic party capsized on the James River.
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Springfield
Frank Lee
Frank Gray
Lou Rhodes
Sarah Gates
James River
No Change in Positions in Manchuria Dispatch Says
General Linovitch reports no change in the positions of the armies in Manchuria in a dispatch dated May 28. The bulletin confirms continued alignment and movement stability amid ongoing hostilities.
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St. Petersburg
Linovitch
Manchuria
Land law reform urged to curb large land holdings
Paris Gibson of Great Falls argues that vast public lands have fallen into private hands through desert land and timber and stone acts. He cites Henry Miller and other western land barons, calls for repealing key acts, and urges reclaim to home settlers. He warns next Congress may push a 640 acre measure, and urges repeal to protect homemakers.
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Standard
Portland Oregonian
Henry Miller
Oregon
Nevada
California
Maryland
Massachusettes
Connecticut
New Hampshire
Delaware
Switzerland
Denmark
Greece
Bailey Millard
Everybody's Magazine
Haggin
Tevis
Jack
Monterey County
Cal
Carr
Great
Sacramento Valley
San Joaquin Valley
Congress
Washington
Capitol
Interior Department
Hitchcock
Far West States
Middle and Eastern States
Far West
Benton, Morrell
Lincoln
United States
Upper
Mississippi Valley
House Committee On Public Lands
Colorado
South Dakota
Missouri River
Montana
Texas
Holman
Paris Gibson
Great Falls
Carbon County Fair dates set for September expositio
Red Lodge officials announce the Carbon County Fair will run Tuesday through Thursday September 5 6 and 7. The premium list goes to print and will be mailed countywide around June 1. Prizes for exhibits encouraged, grounds improvements planned including a larger exhibit hall addition and new horse and cattle stables.
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Red Lodge
Carbon County Fair Association of
Committee On Grounds
Bishop Carrick Preaches as Deer Lodge Class Confirmed
Bishop Carroll arrived in Deer Lodge and led morning and evening services at the Catholic church. A class of 20 was confirmed at the morning service. Students of St. Marys academy hosted an afternoon program honoring the bishop with marches, solos, choruses, and instrumental pieces.
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Bishop Carroll
Deer Lodge
St. Mary’s Academy
Standard
Carroll
St. Mary’s Orchestra
St. Catherine
Miss A. St. George
St. Mary's Orchestra
Empress Returns to Berlin After Nine Week Absence
The empress arrived in Berlin yesterday after a nine weeks' absence, wearing a veil to cover head injuries from a fall at Weisbaden on May 21. She was driven to the new palace at Potsdam.
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Berlin
Weisbaden
Potsdam
Senators Opposed 10 Calling Extra Session
Senator Elkins told the president the interstate commerce committee would reconvene weeks before the next session to frame its report on railroad rate hearings. He urged avoiding an extraordinary session, noting the long December session would suffice for important questions. Senator Cullom echoed that view as the president weighs timing.
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Washington
Elkins
Interstate Commerce Committee
Congress
Senate
Cullom
Illinois
Grazing Rules Exempt New Forest Reserves This Season
Washington May 2 1906 grazing regulations will not apply this season to forest reserves created since May 1. Stock on the range when the reserves were created or grazed there last season may graze in 1906 with possible reductions later in the allowance for the year.
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Washington
Deer Lodge Guests Enjoy Irvine Lake Fish Fry
Jack Conley and friends from Anaconda visited Irvine lake in Deer Lodge county. They fished successfully and shared a lake side fish fry at Conley and McTague's resort before returning home with baskets full.
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Standard
Deer Lodge
Jack Conley
William Wraith
H. R. Burg
C. Emerson
E. M. Grenier
A. McL. Hamilton
Hugh Early
W. J. Stevens
M. R. Perry
Anaconda
Conley
McTague
Irvine Lake
Police Stop Ball Games in New York Parks
Police refuse to permit Sunday baseball in Bronx parks and on Catholic Protectory and Fordham grounds following recent counsel opinion. May 28.
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New York
Corporation Counsel
Bronx Borough
Catholic Protectory
St. John’s College
Fordham
Austro Italians On Trial For Treason In Vienna
In Vienna a trial continues for several Austro Italians from Trieste charged with high treason. The defendants allegedly plotted to spark a revolution in Italian Austrian provinces during last summer’s iridescent movement eruption. A juror received a death threatening letter from the iridescent committee, prompting the judge to order proceedings behind closed doors.
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Vienna
Trieste
Austria
Big Steamer Sinks A Small Gasoline Launch
The steamer Arctic collided with a small gasoline launch in San Francisco Bay killing two men, engineer Robert Howell and Alexander Miller, and drowning them. Three other occupants were saved by the Arctic’s skipper after the launch became unmanageable. The launch belonged to Frank Barbee of Oceanic Express and was used to board incoming vessels.
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San Francisco
Arctic
Bay
Robert Howell
Alexander Miller
Frank Barbee
Oceanic Express Company
King Victor Emmanuel Opens World Agriculture Conference
In the historic hall of the capitol King Victor Emmanuel and Queen Helena inaugurated the international agriculture conference. They were joined by cabinet members, other dignitaries, the diplomatic corps, and 10 delegates.
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Rome
Victor Emmanuel
Helena
International Conference On Agriculture
Vice President Fairbanks Greeted by Crowd in Grand Forks
Five thousand people greeted Vice President Fairbanks as his train stopped in Grand Forks on the way to Portland. From the rear platform he bowed and delivered a brief speech.
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Grand Forks
N. C
Fairbanks
Portland
Canal Commission Sets Supply Stations in Three Ports
The Isthmian Canal Commission established purchasing and supply stations at New York New Orleans and San Francisco to assemble and ship canal supplies.
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Washington
The
Isthmian Canal Commission
New York
New Orleans
San Francisco
Secretary Hay Visits Paris Before London Transit
Secretary Hay arrived in Paris for a three day stay. Officials from the American embassy met his train and he met with Ambassador McCormick and former Ambassador Porter. Henry Brooks Adams joined a lunch and escorted him on an automobile ride through the Bois de Boulogne. A strict health regime limits engagements during the visit before he sails for the United States.
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Paris
Hay
McCormick
Porter
Henry Brooks Adams
Bois de Boulogne
Ban Nauheim
London
United States
Alfonso Begins Foreign Tour Amid Farewell in Madrid
King Alfonso started on his foreign tour tonight with a large crowd gathering in the Plaza del Oriente to bid him farewell. Grand carriages and nobles lined the route as the monarch departed from the palace.
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Madrid
Alfonso
Plaza del Oriente
Puerto Principe
Roebling Boy Found After Disappearance
John A. Roebling of Asheville received a telegram from Knoxville stating his son Siegfried Roebling had been found and would be in Asheville. The missing youth had been reported absent from home a week earlier.
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Asheville
N. C
John A. Roebling
Siegfried Roebling
Knoxville, Tenn
Asheville Bander
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Butte
East Roadway
Missoula
W. J. Morton
Foreign Advertising
Nassau Street
Washington Street
Gibson
Carbon County
Senator Cullom
M. J. Connell Co
Ian Covert
RICE @ FULTON
Fox Typewriter
King
ST. Paul
Tanta & St Peter Sts
Frank S. Webster
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