Anaconda Standard publication and office details
The Anaconda Standard lists publication and postal details including subscription rates, offices in Anaconda and branch offices in Butte Missoula and foreign bureaus in New York Chicago and Denver. It notes sale locations in multiple cities and directs all business correspondence to Standard Publishing Company Anaconda Montana.
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Wien ‘Ald
Ofice
Anaconda Business Office
Pastorial News
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mont
Robert B. Smith third Governor of Montana profile
Robert B. Smith, born in Kentucky, moved to Montana in 1882 and rose as a distinguished trial lawyer and political figure. He served as the third governor, known for incorruptibility, sound messages, and clemency in justice. He later retired to an orchard home near Kalispell, remaining active in law and public life.
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Kentucky
Robert B. Smith
Montana
Dillon
Helena
James
Smith
Bryan
National Prosperity Association Closes After Commissioned Task
The National Prosperity association announces it has completed its mission and is going out of business in a public dispatch from St Louis. President R Simmons presents the obituary view of the organization while noting its dramatic claimed achievement. The Standard offers no obituary yet as the life and career of the association remain widely known to the public.
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National Prosperity Association
Mr. Simmons
St. Louis
Simmons
Jess
Kaiser's Power Limited as Germany Moves to Representa
A Berlin dispatch notes newspapers across Germany urge limiting the emperor s personal power in state affairs. It cites a conservative Berlin editor calling for a shift toward parliamentary control and ministerial responsibility, likening Germany to Britain's constitutional model. The piece forecasts an imminent Kaiser's interview with the chancellor and potential moves toward a republic of ministers answerable to the people.
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Berlin
Germany
German Empire
Edward
Eaward
London
Kaiser Ie
England
Wells
Simmons talk-stopper association silences Roosevelt
The article critiques a national prosperity manifesto by President Simmons, claiming the association pressured President Roosevelt to refrain from criticizing railroads and large corporations. It argues Simmons subdued Roosevelt, suppressed public awareness, and predicts Roosevelt will publicly respond elsewhere soon.
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Simmons
Roosevelt
Congress
Simmons Association
Theodore Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Berlin
Kaiser Wilhelm
Republic
Political Turmoil and Nebraska Senate Hopes Referenced
Fragmented OCR text notes discuss Bryan’s chances in Nebraska and his stance on Roosevelt as Platt’s Senate successor. Mentions Indiana legislature shifting to Democratic control, the Taft ticket, and conjecture about Roosevelt’s influence on future appointments. Unclear names and dates due to garbled source.
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Bryan
Benjamin Andrews
Berter
Reese
Hs Stanton
Roosevelt
Hotwil
Platt
Senate
Indiana
Kare
Ivan
Norris Narrowly Confirmed Amid Pre election Controversy
Reports allege improper actions by Republican operatives around the Norris governorship race. The Standard notes scrutiny following election day and questions raised about ballot handling and influence in Illinois politics.
Rumors Fade After Governor Norris Rival Victory
The text describes gossip and mistaken bets amid the Norris–Conan rivalry. It notes telegrams of congratulations to Governor Norris, hints at declines in public interest, and mentions party dynamics with Democrats holding a majority in the lower house.
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Conan
Norris
Coal Miners Strike at Spring Creek Mines Near Lewistown
Special Dispatch reports Lewistown surprised as all miners at Sam Gebo's Spring Creek mines walk out after months of pay talks and a failed conference with United Mine Workers officials. Strikers cite unsatisfactory $1.28 per ton wage and threaten to appeal. notices indicate similar action by Roundup miners.
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Standard
Lewistown
Sam’ Gebo
Spring ‘Creek
Cers
United Mine Workers
Helena
Man Pays Fine Remains With Bride on Honeymoon
Helena reports a federal case long pending which was to be taken up. The defendant, facing possible prison, wed last week and traveled to Helena for sentencing. He showed a broad smile as his honeymoon plans were interrupted by a court proceeding and a $100 fine.
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Standard
Helena
Heli
J. 3
Fullerton
Pittsburg
Butte Men
Cit
Ji Richards
Woods Run
Harvest season ends in Gallatin county grain trade
Nov. 18 report notes Gallatin county harvest nearly finished and farmers haul six horse loads of hay and grain daily to the city. Farmers report a short crop due to late rains but high prices. Eastern buyers have visited the city this fall to purchase hay and grain.
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Gallatin County
Hardware Makers Meet in Memphis for National Convention
The National Hardware Association and American Hardware Manufacturers' Association gather in Memphis tomorrow for a landmark session. The event promises immense attendance and a focus on rising progress in hardware making, with discussions on new consumer devices and showroom trends. The report notes vast industry scale, including $200 million in U S hardware manufacturing capital and millions in output such as 15,000 tons of tacks and 8,000,000 shovels annually.
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Frederic J. Haskin
National Hard Ware Association
American Hardware Manfacturers' Association
Memphis
Cours
Haw
Aoines
Wil
United States
Hardware trade grows as women enter sales and locks evolve
A 19th century hardware industry note describes women shifting into edge work, tool making, and store sales, while American producers expand locks and machinery. It forecasts rising exports, notes the rise of jobbers, and opposes parcels post legislation amid evolving retail dynamics.
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Anne Ne Tomer
Min
Linus Yale
A.c.hobbs
Yale Uth
Martel
Tong
Africa
United States
South
Waitesa
Tralt
Memphis
Hardware Mens
Tales Told in Butte Hotels by George F Cowan
Noted Boulder attorney George F Cowan visited Butte registering at the Finlen. He recalled Yellowstone trip of August 1877, when Nez Perce under Chief Joseph attacked his party in Wyoming and Montana. He survived, crawled seven miles, and later defended Gruber in a noted North Coast Limited case as a witness. The piece also covers embalming research by Fullerton and a Havre Plaindealer anecdote about pugilist Thomas Reilly in a Japanese restaurant and a violent Italian confrontation but details are fragmentary.
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George F. Cowan
Boulder
Butte
Finien
Cowan
Yellowstone National Park
Joseph
Maho
Wyoming
Montana
C. Howard
Howard
Havre
Thomas Reilly
Italy
Reilly
Montana and Southern railroad incorporation filed in Sheridan
Articles of incorporation for the Montana and Southern Railway company filed with the Secretary of State. Incorporators include Root Wala W G Hirkhauser and others of Sheridan Wyoming. Capital listed at 1,000,000 with costs shown for survey and rights of way. Line authorized from Sheridan to the Tongue River junction with the Montana Wyoming line and continuing through Montana and other states as directed.
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Standard
Helena
Montana & Southern Wreeming
Yoder
Northwestern
W. G. ‘Nirkhauser
Robinson
EM. Holbrook
M. Moncrieff
Sheridan
Wyo
HB. Wileyan
Miles City
Tongue ‘River
Montana
Wyoming
LEBRFERE HURT AFTER ELECTRIC POLE DARE FALLS FUN
Lefebre 18 of Great Falls was dared to climb a live electric pole. He reached the top but was shocked and swung down a 35 foot drop, breaking bones in both feet and injuring his spine. He is in Columbus and reported to be improving after a long night. Bozeman civic club launches effort to form a Young Men's Christian Association to provide a meeting place for local youths, with support from several churches.
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Standard
Great Falls
Novik
Henry’ Lefebre
Columbus 1
Bozeman
Citizen Civic Club
Young Men's Christian
Civic Club
Eltye
Helena visitor from New York tours local gold prospects
A New York resident named Robert Guggen arrives in Helena with his family to review local prospects and inspect a smelter and nearby gold deposits attracting attention. The visit, dated November 1831, focuses on assessing opportunities in the Helena area and related ventures.
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Neparen Andard
Helena
Robert Guggen
Helm
New York
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