Anaconda Standard distribution notes and offices
The Anaconda Standard lists branch offices and newspaper distribution points with addresses and telephone references. It details city offices in Missoula Chicago New York Kanes City Minneapolis San Francisco and others, plus general business address for Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana.
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Botte
New York City
Hotaling
Park Tow
Twenty
Broadway
Chicago
Auditorium Annex
Prnicnen
Cova
Dear Rn Street
Empire
Jackson
San Francinco
van Nessa
San Francisco
Hotel St. Francie
Moon's Book
Rosenfeld & Han
Standard Publishing Company
Formal Montana silver service christening at Norfolk yard
Invitations issued for a Wednesday ceremony at the Norfolk navy yard to formally present Montana's silver service during the ship christening. The event is described as a brilliant naval affair, with Montanans and coast folk sharing interest in ships and shipping.
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Norfolk Navy Yard
Montana
Resignation of Charles W. Eliot at Harvard
The resignation of Harvard University President Charles W. Eliot, age 74, after forty years in office, signals a major shift in American higher education. Eliot, a revered writer and speaker on educational issues, has shaped Harvard and, with Yale, led U.S. institutions. The move shakes ongoing speculation about Roosevelt possibly accepting the Harvard presidency.
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Charles W. Eliot
Harvard University
Eliot
Harvard
Yale
Roosevelt
Washington debate on divorces stirs legislative goals
Washington political dialogue centers on restricting divorces to US citizens and imposing a year residency rule to curb nonresidents from British Columbia seeking divorces. Proposals include heavy fines for false names or addresses as reformers push for stricter marriage and divorce laws.
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Washington
South Dakota
United States
British Columbia
Quotable quips spark a rough humor column
A compilation of jokes and mock dialogues from various papers mocks Prohibition, marriage, gambling, and political figures. It features jests about Mrs Jawback, a witty bent on drink, marital dynamics, and lightweight barbs aimed at public figures. The piece reads like a punchy humor roundup from a 19th century-tinged press scene.
Electoral College Totals for Taft and Bryan
The electoral college tallies show Taft with wins in California Connecticut Delaware Idaho Iowa Maine Massachusetts Michigan Montana New Jersey West Virginia Wisconsin and others totaling 106 votes. Bryan supports Alabama Georgia Kentucky Louisiana Mississippi Nebraska North Carolina Oklahoma South Carolina Tennessee Texas Virginia and Missouri for a combined total of 26 votes. some states are listed as in doubt.
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Taft
Texas
Virginia
Maryland
Missouri
Drug Habit Kills Woman Dr Frank Newell Dies
A 42 year old former dentist known as Doc Arrow died at 430 Mahoney alley after morphine needle scars, friends say he was improving at Warm Springs before being sent away. Coroner to decide on inquest as he died in filth after a voting mishap.
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Frank Newell
Doc Chiero
Doc Arrow
Sherman & Reed
Newell
Mahoney Alley
E Doc
Arrow
Judge McGowan
Tose
Warm’ Springs
Stevens
Man struck by horse over bread theft in East Park alley
William Tog erewan was taken to the police station after a horse kicked him in East Park alley while he allegedly stole a loaf of bread from a bakery wagon. He suffered a scalp wound but authorities say the injury is not serious.
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Mr. Bryan
Taft
Bryan
Parker
Tally
Alrest
Holland
Venezuela
Castro
Mimsell
Frederic J.askin
Debs
Chain
Father
Balkan States
Austria
Franz
William Togere Wan
Uh Welock
East Park
Tox
Gore Not Threatened as Oklahoma Returns Favor Republicans
Oklahoma City report shows 4 counties counted with Chairman J B Thompson noting Bryan leads by 12 00 votes. Remaining counties with large Democratic votes likely keep the legislature at 110 Democrats and 43 Republicans, while Gore’s Senate seat is not threatened despite Republican gains and social movement gains.
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Oklahoma City
J.B. Thompson
Democratic State Central Committee
Bryan F
United States
Gore
Misgen Seeks Votes in Oregon Precincts
Election update shows Judie Tate leading Bryan by 25,517 as of 6 o’clock. Debs, Chan, and Misgen garner about 17 percent. Taft’s lead may grow with later returns, likely widening prohibition and socialist vote shares. Surprise at Taft’s strong performance.
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Judie Tate
Bryan
Debs
Chan
New Jersey Returns Show Tate Leading By Wide Margin
Trenton reports revised returns give Tate a clear plurality in New Jersey, about 70,000. Surprises include Bryan's smaller vote in Hudson County. In Carlsbad, Bohemia, earthquakes alarm residents, while James J. Hill praises Taft's election as satisfactory.
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Trenton
N. J
Tate
New Jersey
Bryan
Hud
Gures
Parker
Kinkead
Hamill
Congress
Hudson ‘County
First President of Cuba Palma Dies in Santiago
Santiago November 4 Tomas Estrada Palma the first president of the Cuban republic died tonight at his home in Havana authorities said Palma, who led the island to independence, passed away after a long illness.
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Santiago
Tomas Estrada Palma
Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and related remedies
A misread advertisement extols Dr Pierce's family medicines made from native roots. It touts transparency of ingredients on bottle wrappers and sworn formulas, claiming antiseptic soothing power. The text references glycerine's role, cures for indigestion, dyspepsia, sour breath, coated tongue, and stomach liver bowel issues, plus a claimed cataract remedy and nasal treatments.
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Dr. Pierce
Nature
Bierco
Sage
Kennedy
Representatives in Congress Elected in Several States
Fragmentary list shows names and party affiliations of elected U S representatives from states including Montana Iowa Kentucky Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Missouri Rhode Island Tennessee Wisconsin Colorado Illinois Indiana Pennsylvania New York West Virginia and others. Names include Hitchcock Latta Hi-than Maguire Hepburn Smith Keifer Cole Ansberry Southard Anderson Sharp White Loy Borland Shackelford Clark Bartholdt Moran Bonynge Boutell Cannon Thistlewood Foster Graham Rainey Bernhardt Korbly Crumpacker Wilson Pratt Southwick Hubbard Gaines Hughes Gaines and others.
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Theodore E. Burton
D. A. Hollingsworth
W. Aubrey
Thomas
J. B. Keifer
Ralph D. Cole
Timothy T. Ansberry
James H. Southard
Carl C. Anderson
William G.' Sharp
George White
Missouri
James T. Loy
William P. Borland
Dorsey W. Shackelford
Champ Clark
Richard Bartholdt
Charles H. Morman
Rhode Island
Adin B. Capron
Tennessee
Joseph W. Byrnes
George W. Gordon
Richard W. Austin
Wisconsin
Henry A. Cooper
John Mr. Nelson
Arthur J. Kopp
John J. Bach
James H. Davidson
Ry Irvine L. Lenroot
A. Morse
Colorado
Robert W. Bonynge
Illinois
Henry
Charles Korbly
Edgar D. Crumpacker
Ralph Moss
Pennsylvania
William B. Wilson
Charles ©. Pratt
New York
George I. Southwick
West Virginia
W. P. Hubbard
L. H. Gaines
H.C. Woodyard
J. A. Hughes
Joseph H. Gaines
Bryan Leads in Missouri Amid Incomplete Returns
St. Louis, Nov. 4. Early returns show Bryan ahead of Taft by 87 votes in Missouri with 18 of 114 counties not yet reporting. Complete counts from missing precincts could swing the result, while Hadley leads Cowherd for governor by 15,148 votes. This marks Missouri’s first Republican governor in nearly five years.
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St. Louis
Bryan
Taft
Missouri
Hadley
Mary Katherine Kane Dead Family Notice
The obituary notes the death of Mary Katherine Kane, a six year old girl. She was the niece of Ed John Ni and Miss Annie Long and mourned by a brother and sister. The funeral will be held at 2 o'clock noon from the family home at 29 West Copper Street to Patrick's church.
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A. Tremblay
Fue
Murphy
Mary Joy
Nather Tyrne
Avery
Patrick Tane
John
Annie
Long
West
Copper Street
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Papi Proprietors
Postomece
Anaconda
Ciase
Pryan
Ferdinand
Balkans
Peter
St. Petersburg
Holland-Venezuela
Hughes
Middle West
Ieee
Mr. Donian
Missoula County
Dorian
Han
Erga
Walter Wellman
North Pole
Kentucky
Tammany Tger
Fairview
Greater
Mr. Chanier
Norris
Spade
Mont
New York World
Atlanta Constitution
Rudder Jones
Washington’ Herald
Assam
Henpeck
Philadelphia
Press
Phladelphia
Thutter
Oldampaigner
Puck
Alb Grocers
Nora Murphy
Timothy Murphy
Reat Dence
West Center
Centerville
Duggan
Relat
Nts Band
Wei Tighe
Antidotes Au
Senator Gore
Oklahoma
Misgen
Oregon
Carlsbad
Bohemia
Bavaria
Hill
Spokane
James J. Hill
Great Northern Railroad
Cuba
Ivia
Piaios
America
Europe
Chickering
Orton Bros
Main Street
Butte, Mont
Eosin Mage
Owsley Block
Butte
Rice & Fulton
J Nan
Anaconda and
Pacific Railway
Oregon Short Line Railway
Silver Bow
Northern Pacific
Durant
Charles N. Pray
Nebraska
Gilbert M. Hitchcock
James P. Latta
Edmund M. Hithan
J. A. Maguire
Fred W. Ashton
W. H. Westover
Iowa
Charles A. Kennedy
Albert Dawson
J. A. Z. Hull
William P. Hepburn
Walter J. Smith
Dilleaf
James
Ds Augustus
D. Stanley
G.” Thoma
Besentit Sennen Dumvaget Brierley
Joseph’ L
Rhinock
Janes Campbell Gantrill
D. Marvey
Helm
Don C. Edwards
J. Frederic C. Talbott
Massachusetts
John A. Kelcher
Joseph F. O'Connell
Michigan
D. J. Mieckma
Mary Katherine Kane
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