Anaconda Standard Publisher and Newspaper Stand Listings
The Anaconda Standard announces publication details and office contacts with a long list of newspaper stands and locations across major cities. It includes branch offices in Butte and other cities, plus distribution points in New York Chicago Kansas City San Francisco Los Angeles Denver Salt Lake City Spokane Tacoma Seattle Portland and more.
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Memorial Day observance and evolving views on the capital punishment vote
Memorial Day observances face growing reverence as veterans age and public exhortations urge respect for the day’s solemn purpose. In Massachusetts a death penalty repeal bill advances after a close vote, with supporters optimistic for next session amid heated parliamentary debate and varied reactions.
William J Leng Involved In Roosevelt Animal Debate
The article discusses William J Leng a retired distinguished clergyman and author. President Roosevelt cited in Everybodys Magazine attacking animal story writers for exaggeration. It notes Durroughs and Long clashing over nature writing with sworn statements produced and republished in Selene.
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Willian J. Leng
Roosevelt
Argered
Heidelberg
Andover
Ani Ha
Everybodys Magazine
Tang
Horhyne
Weiling
Jon Vurroughs
Ha Naturallet
seiMer
Nal Jong
Burrougha
Long
Reapack
Selene
Debated charges arise over Native claims and long quote
The piece mocks Long and his charges against Burroughs and cites a Newfoundland Indian authority on caribou fatalities. It questions Long’s truthfulness and relays a New York Post interview where Roosevelt comments on anatomy and violence, alleging soft chest cartilage and a deadly grip.
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Long
Burroughs
Haunmor
New ‘York
Long Wrenk
Doenar
Dyer
Roosevelt
Missouri Liquor Law Advances Amid Political Pressure
Missouri moves toward a new liquor regulation pressed by Guyer Folk in a special session. The draft law forbids brewers or wholesale entities from owning saloons and imposes licenses, forfeitures, and costs paid from the hand. If enacted, it would impact saloons in St Louis and downtown areas, with potential broad effects across the state.
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Missouri
Guyyrvor Folk
Isness
Hynsy Ray
Massouri
St. Loeuis
Dows City
Simense
Montana
Railroads plan speed cuts to reduce accidents and costs
Managers of major railroads held formal talks to revise timetable rules and slow long distance trains in the West and Midwest. Spokesmen say reduced speed will lower accident risk and operating costs while maintaining safety and reliability for the traveling public.
Roosevelt Third Term Rumor Tangles Voters and Party
Technology and opinion columns discuss President Roosevelt possibly seeking a third term. The piece notes shifting sentiment among Republicans and the public as the 1930s debates over a national convention and constitutional limits unfold.
Third term debate looms as political factionalism grows
In a scrambled political milieu, leaders debate third term access while factions seek suitable candidates for succession. The discussion hints at a fractious convention scene, with no unanimity on campaign strategy or defense of a third term.
Lost wishermen of North Sydney report
Forty French fishermen from St Pierre were reported missing after departing for the Grand Banks two months ago. The schooners Girstytite and Letyme, carrying Miavelan crew, have not been heard from since, amid an ongoing gale that soaked the bait and complicated rescue efforts.
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Wenger
St. Pierre
Miavelan
Stone of the Schoonnr
Ell Girstytite
Letyme
Gran Books
Pata Wick Crash Leaves Passenger Severely Scalded
May 9 report from Southern Pa cites a passenger train crash near Ban Pratiaco. One person badly scalded as crew and line workers tried to aid victims. investigations and rescue efforts underway at the scene.
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Gradies
Galo
Pilasenger
Ban Pratiaco
Dillon court releases Ed Dwgser after jail term
According to the Standard, Ed Dwgser was released by a court in Butte after serving 10 days on a plea. He had been offered positions at a local team, with Manager Barry and Mo Barry stating no offer would be made.
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Dillon
Ed Dwgser
Barry
Gale
Quarantine Expanded at Havin Cuba Port Entry
Quarantine extended on May 23 by the United States hospital service at Havin Cuba. All venors must be anted full anus from the infected port before entering Mable harbor and undergoing inspection at the government station.
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Mapite
Alt
Havin
Cuba
United States
Mable Harbor
Jury Returns Not Guilty in Low-Profile Trial
A court acquits Daniel Watt on a charge of assault against Roberts after a short trial. The jury found Watt not guilty, ending the case tied to the alleged incident at a local venue.
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Pillings
Fy Tha
Congo
Daniek Watt
Ehard Roberts
Suit for accounting teeters on collapse in Austin case
Judge Dupuy in the superior court tentatively sustained demurrers in a high profile suit brought by Mrs. M A Mabcock against John V Farwell and others over an accounting. The case involves the construction of the Texas State Capitol at Austin and a claimed investment of 9,000,000 acres of ranch land with connections to the Capital Freehold Land and Tavestment company and figures like Charles Farwell, Abner Taylor, and Amos Babcock. Many witnesses are dead and the court says further litigation would be fruitless.
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Dupuy
Superior Court
M.A. Mabcock
John V. Farwell
Charles
Harding
Waller Farwell
Unhead
Atos Raheork
Exas
Austin
Tomho State
United States
Charles ¥. Farwell
Johe Farwell
Uil- Nomaleavy Goods Merchint
Chicago
Sorméy
Abner Taylor
Amos Babcock
Myra
Babcock
Farwell
Acknowledges Fine Gift From Legislature Members
Lieutenant Governor Norris received a silver service set as a token of appreciation from members of the Tenth Assembly. Norris sent a letter from Dillon May 28 1907 praising the act and expressing personal gratitude for the support and friendship of the legislators.
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Norris
Mapnack Street
Str
Dillon
Anu
Sonmturs
Wdwin Norkia
Incomplete wage talks spark front line workers protest
Workers face unclear pay rates as reports indicate low wages around 6.78 per week and 10 to 12 hours shifts for a day, amid tentative production pace and demands for better compensation. Officials warn of extended negotiations.
Bustling harbor scene leads to odd incident at camp
A quirky report from Mary Campbell at Bley Mihing Alt describes a naval cargo stop where a bottle of champagne shattered aboard a warship. The event involved Quincy Mrs Amuy and Miymingham, with witnesses noting a duck near the prow and a surprised crowd.
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Quincy
Amuy
Ceuiger
Miymingham
Mary Camphell
Miingham
Roosevelt greets workers in New Castle amid grime hand clasp
President Roosevelt visits New Castle junction and meets machinists from the shops. He receives a grimy hand amid cheers and vows prosperity for the area. The scene shows the president hatless in a rainy greeting with railroad workers.
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New Caste
Roosevelt
Wew
New Castle
R Roosevelt
Commencement Exercises At Montana Agricultural College
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Montana Agricultural College will hold commencement events Saturday evening with an alumni gathering at 8 o'clock in the Law Boeoming hotel. The annual sermon is by Rev. Park Powell of Elon. Evening programs run Monday to Wednesday at 8, including class presentations and the preparatory department diploma. Governor Elwin Norris is not to give an address. Forty nine candidates receive bachelor degrees and a civil engineering degree is awarded.
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Standard
Bowman
Mey
UT Commendhent Exercines
Montina Agricultural College
Anna Hanavet
The
Atom Assacciacion
Law Boemiang Hotel
Aia Becca
Prk Powell
Elon
Volleee
Wsaeimtly Dell Snl
Elias
Wsitsl
Weenoackis
Exlwin Norris
Bacherlors Desrees
Mom
Revolutionary Chine: Provisional Proclamation Sparks Disorder
The document from revolutionary figures in Chibi declares a shift against foreign influence and authorities, aiming to undermine the government and extort officials. It notes unrest with loyalists and stations abandoning posts, while authorities in Canton move to quell the rebellion as trials proceed in a related case against state interests.
Continual Round of Pleasure at Dillon
Special Hiapateh in the Blane it Dillon May 30 Tomorrow Meimo riat day will be observed in the city. In the afternoon the Dillon and Ydato Falls ball teams will play. Saturday evening is the big Woodmen excursion to Dillon with visitors staying over Sunday to witness the Dillon ball game against the Bulle Woodmen. On Sunday the Golden West Amusement company arrives with about 200 people and a brass band. The company will perform at the Dillon game in the afternoon and then hold a street carnival for one week to benefit the Dillon fire department starting Monday. The Sells & Plate civens visit on June 15 as commencement exercises at the normal college occur, followed by the Fourth of July celebration.
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Hiapateh
Dillon
Ydato Falls
Bulle Woodmen
Golden West Amusement Company
Dillon Fire Department
Sells & Plate Civens
Normal College
William Hunnewell Sentenced for Horse Theft in Great Falls
May 3 report from Great Falls notes William Hunnewell a Chouteau county rancher was convicted of grand larceny and sentenced to one year in the penitentiary. He was accused of stealing a horse from Thuis King on a neighboring ranch near Great Falls last May.
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Great Falls
William Hannewell
Chouteau County
Hunnewell
Thuis King
Man Gone as Embezzler Indicted in Chicago
Chicago police pursue William WL Leonard former cashier for the Evans Snyder Byel company after a grand jury indictment for embezzling 88 021. Leonard reportedly admitted a shortage before fleeing the city claiming losses from questionable machine investments. He was active in church work.
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Chicago
Llliam
WL. Leonard
Evans-Snyder-Byel
Commission Merchants
Han
Leonard
Grand Jury
Leanant
Ino Fm
Miciine Investments
Lennard
Churel
Meeting on Italian rail relations to shippers discussed
In St Louis on May 2 a meeting of the federation heard W W Finley, provident of United Southern railway, present a paper on the relations of Italian rails to shippers. He said he was satisfied all matters could be arranged better by a conference between shippers and railroad managers, rather than by legislation or government action.
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St. Louis
Jordan pleads not guilty to forgery indictment
New York May 29 Thomas D Jordan former comptroller of the Equitable Life Assurance Society pleaded not guilty to a forged third degree indictment. The proceedings were reported by Eugene C Petter.
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New York
Frank W. Hill
Formrly
Warninilly
Newdpaner
Sidney Webster
Mr. Harriman
Roosevelt
Mir. Harriman
Thomas D. Jordan
The
Equitable Lie Agaurance Society
Tanith Hosts Birthday Dinner For Longtime Physician
In Pana Illinois May 299 DN Wel Tanith a prominent physician for years celebrated his birthday today by entertaining GX Ruerty at dinner, Flots reportedly appearing lively and hearty despite the irregular text.
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Pana
Tanith
Hare
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