Publication and distribution details of Anaconda Standard
The Anaconda Standard issue lists publishing house details, subscription rates, offices in Anaconda Butte Missoula and foreign bureaus New York Chicago and more. It provides branch addresses newsstand locations and contact information for business letters and correspondence.
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New York City
Ihiotalings
Broadway
Chicago
Auditorium Annex
P. O. News Co
Dearborn Street
Empire Newsstand
Jackson and
Dearborn
Kansas City
Yuma News Co
Ninth
Minneapolis
Kavanaugh
South Third Street
San Francisco
van Ness Avenue
Los
Pacific Avenue
Seattie
Seattle
International News Co
Portland
Oregon News Co
Biath Street
Andard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Mont
John G. Morony
Cc-Cesesesesanes
John G. Lalor
Co. C. Swinborne
R. A. Kunkel
Fea Ago Sian Es
Taft’s oriental mission and Taft in Tokyo
The October 1 1907 report outlines Secretary Taft’s twin tasks in the Orient. He aims to persuade Filipino leaders to accept a staged path to self government while maintaining U S control and will seek cordial relations with Japan to ease U S Japan tensions. It notes China’s looming changes and the empress’s death as shaping Japan’s agenda and cites Gompers doubting Taft’s candidacy.
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Orient
Taft
Washington
Manila
Tokio
United States
Japan
China
Gill
Gompers
Labor Organization
Mr. Taft
Remarkable Case Shocks Fredericksburg Community
A student was attacked in Fredericksburg leaving him gravely injured and bloodied. He appeared before a grand jury as it was reported the assailants slashed struck and beat him. the case involved grim injuries and ongoing questions about motive and potential charges.
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Cine
Perry
Fredericksburg
Meylen
Wim
Hawn
Joo
Remarkable man survives near death in random peril
The text recalls a man who recovered from a frightening assault while others die, noting how fate varies. It compares the Mexican who just recovered from a near fatal event to the risk of dying later from a fall or mishap such as tumbling from a wagon or stumbling over a hill of potatoes.
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The
Washington Post
Death Toll in Russia Tops Forty Thousand in Turmoil
A St. Petersburg paper lists more than 47 000 dead or wounded from about three years of unrest in Russia since January 1995. About 19 000 killed, 13 000 in combat. 2 581 executions. 8 223 government officials killed by assassination amid the upheaval.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
Party Platforms Converge on Reform Across Conventions
The piece notes that state party conventions show little distinction between Republicans and Democrats on reform aims such as railroad regulation, corporate control, and state commissions. It argues Republicans echo Roosevelt while Bryan notes Roosevelt borrowed policies once tied to Bryanism, signaling broad cross party shifts.
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Roosevelt
Bryan
Wa bash wedding prank shocks Indiana town
In Wa bash Indiana two newlyweds Fierman and Kessler were handcuffed and forced to parade the business district after leaving the church. They were made to enter stores and shake hands with proprietors before returning home for a celebratory reception.
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Wabash
Indiana
Fierman Kessler
Chicago
Cleveland mayoral clash labeled nationalized election
The piece portrays Cleveland's mayoral race as a national issue with President Roosevelt backing Burton against incumbent Tom Johnson. It alleges Johnson is a dictator and claims the administration will aid Burton to win, framing the local contest as a struggle over representative government.
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Cleveland
United States
Burton
Tom Johnson
Roosevelt
Congressman Burton
October Headlines Jump Through National Spin and Local Bets
The piece surveys political bets and federal influence on mayoral races, mentions Roosevelt era backing for Burton, notes Helena and Anaconda political mood, references Harriman-Fish clashes, October’s brisk start, Wall Street morale, and a string of regional issues from Kingston to San Francisco style graft probes.
Guardian files $30,000 suit over boy's railroad injury
Frank Savaresy sues for Frank Turco 16 alleging negligence by Two Hy Bros. railroad contractors after Turco was crushed by a construction train and required amputation. The suit claims the engineer's careless handling caused the accident in Yellowstone County district court.
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District Court of
Yellowstone County
Frank Savaresy
Frank Turco
Twohy Bros
Thousand Cars Of Coal Tied Up Near Billings
More than 1 000 cars of coal lie on sidings between Billings and western mines unable to move due to lack of motive power. The boiler makers and machinists strike remains unresolved. Railroad overtures reportedly made to workers show no result. Strike-breakers occupy two freight cars in the yards with no work attempted.
Railroads Defy Kansas 2-Cent Fare Order
Chicago reports leading railroads based here and operating in Kansas will ignore the Kansas railroad commission’s 2-cent passenger fare order set to take effect tomorrow. The roads’ general counsels say the commission’s orders cannot be enforced.
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Chicago
Kansas
Sunlight on Washington Sparks Endless Optimism
The writer celebrates Washington as the sun crosses the celestial equator, praising the city as a superior seat of power and diplomacy. The piece lauds Congress, the Potomac region, and the nation, concluding with a jubilant note on Washington's enduring vitality and prospects.
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Jackass
Washington
Chesapeake and Olle Canal
Potomac
Congress
Pioneer of Montana Talks of Old Times
James Gourley of Helena, leader at the Sirius mine, recalls 1860s Montana life. A true professional pioneer, he rode with the first volunteer company in 1861, worked freighting from Fort Benton to Bannack and Virginia City, and shaped early commerce and defense against outlaws in the Boulder district. He recounts memorable journeys from Prickly Pear and Cataract Creek, plus mail runs from Walla Walla to Bannack.
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Boulder
James Gourley
Helena
Sirius
Cataract
Hattie Ferguson
Hotel May
Gourley
Lincoln
Fort Sumter
Yena
Grant
U Accidentalayy
Great American Desert
Montana
Pacific Coast
Deer Lodge
Warm Springs
Prickly Pear
John Metzger
Boulder Valley
Fort Benton
Missiouri River
Bannack
Virginia City
Mr. Gourley
Goulrey
Cataract Creek
Basin
Humbug Gulch
Walla Walla, Wash
Yvourley
Alexander McDonald Dies in Philipsburg
Special Correspondence notes the death of Alexander McDonald in Philipsburg after a short visit. Born near Alexandria Ontario, he worked at Rumsey mill and elsewhere. He is survived by parents and several siblings in Ontario and Montana. funeral arrangements pending parental word.
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The
Standard
Philipsburg
Alexander McDonald
Butte
Angus
Anaconda
John A. McDonald
Drummond
Mr. McDonald
Rumsey
Alexander McDonalds
Little Aleck
Luoma and Heiskanen Asked in Marriage in Butte
Hiski Luoma and Miss Louise Heiskanen of Butte were asked in marriage Sunday evening September 29 at 845 West Copper Street with Rev J W Nyvall officiating. The couple will leave for Corbin today and remain away two weeks. Upon return they will live on North Washington Street.
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Hiski Luoma
Louise Heiskanen
Butte
West Copper Street
J. W. Nyvall
Corbin
North Washington Street
Doctress Favorite Prescription Promotes Uterine Health
Physicians misdiagnose many female complaints as separate illnesses. The article promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a tonic and nerve restorer for uterine disease and related nervous symptoms, claiming it strengthens the system and eases hysteria, neuralgia, and insomnia, with Pleasant Pellets aiding digestion.
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Pierce
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Btandard Publishing Company
East Broadway
Missoula
Higgins Avenue
W. J. Morton
New York
Brunswick Building
Fifth Avenue
Washington Street
Deativs Harvest
Oyster Bay
City of
Boston
Walter Wellman
Wall Street
Jack Frost
Kingston
Guardian
Billings
History
Cacaract Creek
Ellis Paint Co
West
Granite Street
DR. McStay
Phoenix
Symons
Alexander M’donald
Philipsbourg
Hnown
Lite
de Aleck
BANKS
Daly Bank and Trust CO
John Dpd
Ryan
Anthene
Charlies Booth
Luowma
Heiskanen
Silver Bow National Bank
Butte, Mont
Lished
John Macginniss
R. Leonard
Robert T. F. Smith
J. W. Wemper
F. Aug. Heinze
Hall Bros
Bankers
Eire
A. F. Hall
P. M. Wigginton
Mgr
Hamilton Street
Butte Land
Inv. Co
Butte Real Estate Bankers
W. Kemper
S. V. Kemper
S. Shields, Sec’'y and
Treas
Ivy
Sterling
North Main Street
Commercial
Lula Ray Aka
State Savings Bank
Buttemont
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R. R
Chapin
Tlqomat Ales Essissere
Piuckolgu On Furs Cea Ene
Cs Oat
Bowie Hasaherts
Lynch
First National Bank
Andrew J. Davis
James A. Talbott
ER. B. Weirick
J. S. Dutton
St. Aloysius Institute
Helena, Mont
Bisop Carroll
Joseph M. Venus
Seutt Daly Parnes Lellige
Arman
Butte Business Colleg
Rice & Fal Don
Raphet
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