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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1902
Page
6
Postal Rates and Branch Offices for The Standard
The Standard announces postage rate changes from 16 to 1 page editions to 2 page editions and 6 to 8 page editions with foreign mail options. It lists main office in Anaconda and branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls with advertising rates by application.
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Standard listing of newspaper stands and addresses
Washington Bureau No 1 Post Building East ern Offices New York Mecan street Chicago. The Standard can be found at news stands in New York Chicago Minneapolis San Francisco Los Angeles Denver Salt Lake City Seattle Portland and other locations. General correspondence to Standard Publishing Company Anaconda Mont Wednesday November 5, 1914.
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Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mont
Montana and New York Polls Show Republican Leads
Montana reports early returns show Dixon leading for congress and Holloway gaining in the race for the supreme bench with a Republican statewide tilt. New York results swing to Odell after an initial Coler forecast, while Hill dials up a combative campaign amid Labor and socialist themes.
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New York
Coler
Odell
Colet
Greater
David B. Hill
Hill
Montana Democrats React to Hill’s Bryan Campaign History
A note recalls David B. Hill as a disloyal and tricky figure during the Bryan campaign, warning Democrats in Montana about political loyalties and past conduct.
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Montana
David B. Hill
Bryan
Coal Road Monopolies Boost Prices Amid Strike Fallout
The VA and coal railroads backstopped by law manipulation push higher coal prices in Pennsylvania after a strike. Major anthracite lines raise wholesale coal by fifty cents a ton, with independent operators facing forty cents rail rate hikes and a ten cent net gain. The piece accuses a powerful monopoly of dictating prices, profiting at public and independent miners’ expense.
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Pennsylvania
Candy A Campaign Tactic In Colorado Sparks Debate
The Democratic party used candy to influence women voters in Colorado with half-pound boxes printed with candidate names and the phrase Fat with the democrats vote with the democrats. Colorado returns will reveal candy’s impact while Republicans doubt its merit. Denver residents joke about campaigning tactics. Delaware politics continue to challenge Addicks for U S Senate seat amid calls for anti Addicks legislation. Football injuries rise with five fatalities listed and many minor injuries, yet candidates and crowds remain plentiful.
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Colorado
Democratic
Denver
Montana Goes Heavily Republican Statewide Victory
The reporting notes a Republican sweep in Montana with W. J. Brennan likely winning state senate and Dixon and Holloway favored for the House. It predicts majorities for the Republican state and legislative tickets and a decisive county outcome though county officers may split. About 700 votes short of registered due to a storm.
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W. J. Brennan
Holloway
Dixon
House of Representatives
Hollow Cy
Fort Beaton Dispatch Reports Hundred Case
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Fort Beaton dated November 4 notes a hundred volunteers gathered for an unspecified action. Details are incomplete in the readable text.
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The
Standard
Fort Beaton
Local County Returns Favor Republicans in Low-Registration Election
About 97 votes were cast from a 425 registered. Dixon and Holloway led with 50 and 40 while Howell trailed Buckley by 20 in the sheriff race. Chinook dispatches show Buckley ahead by 5, making Buckley the only Democratic hopeful with a real shot. Republican central committee predicts a countywide 100 vote majority, and Havre reports Holloway leading by 90.
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Dixon
Holloway
Leslie
Voetee
Howell
Buckley
Chinook
Republican Central
Havre
Dixon and Holloway Lead in Ravalli County Returns
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports results from Ravalli county with Dixon 572 votes and Holloway 628 in four precincts, Leslie 465, Evans 42s, and Smart leading Johnson for senator, indications favor Johnson’s election while Dixon and Holloway are projected to win the county by about 290 votes.
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Standard
Gimtsdale
Lixon
Holloway
Leslie
Evans
Joyvee
Hamilton
Ravalli County
Dixon
Smart
Johnson
Evans and Dixon lead in White Sulphur Springs race
In White Sulphur Springs on November 4 the ticket vote shows Evans 111 and Dixon 146 for Congress and Justice candidates Leslie 97 Holloway 242. Dixon leads by 72 in the precinct, reversing Bryan's 1900 majority. Republicans expect to carry the full ticket.
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Standard
White Sulphur Springs
Congress
Evans
Dixon
Justice of the Supreme Court
Leslie
Holloway
Bryan
Missoula Election Returns Show Dixon Majority Countywide
Missoula voters turned out orderly with early counts and rapid county updates. Dixon leads Holloway countywide with Republicans strong in local races. socialists show gains while state senate and sheriff contests hinge on late tallies.
Election results show county ticket leaning Republican
Dispatch reports late returns across Madison and surrounding counties. Dixon leads Holloway for senator and many county offices show Republican strength, with Kelly and Wiles noted as Democrats winning clerk and county superintendent respectively. Virginia City records 300 plus votes as precincts report.
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Dixon
Evans
Hollo Way
Leslie
Kohrs
Scharnikow
Faust
Geary
Barnden
McMahon
Hoss
Peck
Gleeson
Kelly
Wiles
Cockrell
K Emerson
New York Returns Favor Democrats In City and State
The newly formed Thirteenth district shifts toward Democrat Francis Burton Harrison aided by Tammany Hall and Greater New York Democracy. Hearst wins the 7th district. Sullivan, a Tammany figure, returns to the House. Democrats gain four assembly seats and two state senate seats in New York County. Republicans lose nine assemblymen in Kings County. Coler criticizes results citing “heathen Chinese” remark echoes.
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Francis Burton Harrison
Harrison
Tammany Hall
Greater New York Democracy
William R. Hearst
The
New York American
National House
New York County
Timothy D. Sullivan
William &. Devery
Richard Butler
Kings County
Coler
New York
Ballot Box and Ballots Stolen in Cutbank Election
In Cutbank a ballot box official ballots and the stamping stamp were reported stolen from the judges of election last night. Officers and election workers seek the guilty party amid speculation of partisan motive. Governor Toole and J B Collins were notified and orders given to locate and validate replacement ballots from the precinct near the Great Northern line.
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Cutbank
Toole
J. B. Collins
Republican State Central Committee
Cutpank
Creat
Teton County
Deer Lodge Election Totals Reported in City Vote
The Deer Lodge results show Dixon 168 and Holloway 212 for senator with Kohrs 194 and Seharnikow 153 for representative. In the sheriff race Faust 173 and Geary 152. other listed names include Leslie 116 and Wiles 26 with varying tallies across multiple local offices.
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Standard Deer Lodge
Dixon
Fivans
Holoway
Leslie
Bute
Kohrs
Seharnikow
Faust
Geary
Garrison
Evans
Dee
Holloway
Farnden
McMahon
W. E Evans
Hoss
Peck
Gleeson
Galbraith
Wiles
Howard
Rhoades & Emerson
Dyer
Lee Kelley
Eliston
Elston
Kohr
Scharnikow
James W. Geary
James Burnden
John McMahon
Bought Right at the Booth
In Kansas City on November 4 there were several fist fights at north end voting places. Two men were arrested for intimidating voters and multiple black residents were reported selling votes. John Pryor, a Democrat, knocked down Charles Rieal, a Republican assistant prosecuting attorney and challenger, after he interfered with a voter. both were arrested and released on bonds.
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Kansas City, Mo
North End
John Pryor
Charles Rieal
Voters Faced Intimidation At Booths In Local Scene
The report describes intimidation at a polling site where African Americans were bought at bids of 2 and 3 dollars. A Democrat offered a dollar amount to a voter before a Republican raised the price triggering a scuffle. Prosecutor Hindley accused Patrolman Brannon Borman of intimidation and he was removed from duty. M. P. Rogers, a young man, was arrested for intimidation.
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New York
Hindley
Hayes
Borman Brannon
M. P. Rogers
Denver Policeman Shot By Socialist Leader Haywood
William D. Haywood secretary treasurer of the Western Federation of Miners and state senate candidate on the socialist ticket shot James Bramer a special police officer at 6 13 tonight at eighteenth and Champa streets. One bullet hit Bramer in the face and another in the arm. Neither injury is serious Bramer allegedly attacked Haywood with a revolver before the shooting.
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Denver
William D. Haywood
Western Federation of Miners
James Bramer
Eighteenth
Champa
Haywood
Bramer
Manley Threatened After Altercation At Pramer Event
Earlier in the day Pramer allegedly knocked down George Manley a prominent attorney and Republican political figure and threatened him with a pistol in a tense incident.
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Pramer
George
Manley
Oyster Bay Returns Favorable Town Vote Notes
Oyster Bay township gives Odell 1561 and Coler 1657 as Roosevelt era results in the fifth district reporting a Democratic plurality of 31. Historic 1900 figures show Odell 2041 and Stanchfield 1529.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Odell
Coler
Stanchfield
Republicans claim statewide win in South Dakota race
Sioux Falls reports Chairman Case of the state committee predicting at 11 tonight a plurality of not less than 20000 for the Republicans. Democrats concede victory for Republican congressional and state tickets. Republicans have 122 of 132 legislature seats and may gain more, likely securing A K Burridge of Sioux City a United States senate seat.
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Sioux Falls
Republican State Committee
Twe
A. K. Burridge
United States Senate
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