Anaconda Standard masthead and advertising offices listed
The Anaconda Standard published from Butte with branch offices in Chicago, New York, San Francisco, Salt Lake City, and other cities. The piece catalogs street addresses of newsstands and offices, plus a notice directing general business correspondence to STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY, Butte.
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Auditorim Annex
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P.O. News Co
Chicago
Empire News
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Eavanaign
Campaign clashes and cathedral plans overspread Montana
The piece notes October campaign activity with forecasts of a heated presidential season and potential fallout for figures like Hearst, plus a major Montana event on Sunday marking the corner arena of the new cathedral in Helena. It highlights Bishop Carroll's aims for education facilities and the Catholic community's growth across the state.
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Helena
Fond Chapel
Etzhep Carroll
Roosevelt Era Figure Gains Renewed Attention at Saratoga
The secretary, once sidelined, reemerges amid Roosevelt policy and Taft campaign talk. At Saratoga events he faces renewed calls for leadership, recalling past nominations and Central New York stomping grounds.
Roosevelt Campaign Money Stir Shocks Nation
A heated dispute over Standard Oil campaign funds in 1904 roils the public, with Roosevelt and Harriman linked to substantial donations. Reports claim Rogers and Cortelyou clashed over a hundred thousand dollar Roosevelt subscription while Roosevelt allegedly wrote a rebuking letter, and later claimed money was returned. The piece questions the moral implications of corporate donations to the president's campaign.
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Unclear political memo on Roosevelt era figures and disputes
Fragmentary text discusses Mours t, McKinsey, and Taft amid Roosevelt era diplomacy. Mentions Suritogie, Hughes nomination, Root, and trust-era corporate influence. Ambiguous references to policy, cabinet service, and public interest amid a world tour.
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Wnt
Taft Campaign in Montana Shapes G.O.P. Battle
Fragmentary notes show Taft seeking Montana support as the Republican race tightens. Despite mixed signals, Montana appears to lean toward Bryan, with Taft’s appeal limited by regional snubs and intra-party maneuvering. Delegates, governors, and local figures like Kern and Hilehead influence strategizing in Lincoln and other states.
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Hive
Oty Taft
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Montana
Bryan
Alontans
Hile Behol
Political turbulence and campaign talk roil New York scene
The piece surveys a tense political landscape with Roosevelt, Taft, and Bryan in a fog of doubt as October politics loom. It notes uneasy elector college prospects, tainted praise from a major paper, and a vivid image of motion and noise amid a busy campaign season. Also reports a New York stock exchange seat selling for 365000, slightly down from prior bids.
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Electors College
Chicago
New York Sun
Roosevelt
Lom Carter
Stands Where the President Does
A fragmented speech compares pre election campaigning and publication laws, cites reforms, and defends Republican policy. It recalls a Nebraska audience, criticizing Democratic methods and praising the incumbent party’s prosperity, urging voters to back the Republican ticket.
Information on Trust Prosecution Demands
Joseph Danial, chairman of the Democratic Press Committee, published a letter to Attorney General Bonaparte at the request of the Democratic National Committee. The letter requests figures on how many of the 187 alleged trusts have been prosecuted, how many more are expected, total fines collected, and fines outstanding.
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Chicago
Joseph Danial
Democratic Press
Mittuc
Puble
Bonaparts
Democratic Naional Committee
Daniels
Saloon feud ends with stabbing after Gallia vote
In Gallia County Ohio on September election day Dr. Charles Parker, president of the County Anti-Saloon League, fought with local saloon keeper The North. Parker stabbed North several times. North may die. Parker was arrested and bound over to court.
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Ohio
Gallis
Gallia County
Charles Parker
Parker
North
Ain
Wash and old negra share a quiet moment by the stream
In a rustic scene a weary Dr. Blank meets Wash up by a stream. The old man patiently sits, watching the distant marks, while the doctor, hungry and puzzled, refuses a bite and ponders the slow pace of days on the riverbank.
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Masanihes
Cap'n
Haskell Remarks and Roosevelt Cabinet Dismissal Questioned
The piece records Haskell pressing President Roosevelt to explain why he dismissed a suit against the Santa Fe railway and alleging cabinet involvement. It accuses Roosevelt of concealing corporate fund sources and hints at connections between Cortelyou and Wall Street. The speech taunts Roosevelt and challenges cabinet testimony and accountability.
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Cortelyon
Coal Miners Will Keep On Workin In Montana
Sept 20 Feleva Montana despite the coal miners operators pact expiring tonight there will be no shutdowns. The miners committee has consulted the officers and plans to meet Montana operators in Helena to reach a decision. Until then no change in mine status is expected.
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Helens
Cox Named Assistant Treasurer for Democratic National Committee
New York Sept 30 National Chairman has appointed Dr John W Cox of New York as assistant treasurer of the Democratic National Committee with headquarters in New York A J Doolin will continue as treasurer in Chicago Dr Cox a close friend of Mr Bryan Rourke Cochran will speak for Mr Bryan Oct 12 in Indiana Theodore A Bell of California will speak in Buffalo Oct 23 Permanent headquarters for the democratic national committee may be established in New York with clerks under the secretary’s direction keeping the committee in close contact with the public nationwide.
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Mark
John W. Cox
Democratic National Committee
A. J. Doolin
Chicago
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Bryan
W. Rourke Cochran
Indiana
Theodore A. Bell
California
Denver
Buffalo
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Democratic Naftional
Explosion destroys Townsend station in midnight blaze
Special Dispatch reports Townsend October 1 that a lamp exploded causing the complete destruction of the Northern Pacific freight and passenger station at Townsend. All contents burned. Freight loss estimated at several thousand dollars. total loss about ten thousand dollars.
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Standard
Townsend
Northern Pacific Railroad
Murdered Wife and Mother in California Jealousy Tragedy
Skockton California, September 30. A double tragedy attributed to jealousy occurred when Charles Bal dasargh shot and killed his young wife and her mother in law at their home. The wife was married to Bal sight months earlier. Mrs A Canga, aged 60, is the mother-in-law slain in the incident.
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Skockton
Cal
Charles Baldasargh
Iired
Taft Not an Apt Pupil Says Taft Campaign Debate
The piece asserts Taft borrows ideas from Democrats, not Republicans, criticizing him for delaying publicity until after the election. It notes Roosevelt’s stance on pre election publicity and questions Taft’s honesty about campaign contributions and funding sources, with quotes from Bryan and mentions of Osceola and political contexts.
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Judge 'Tett
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Lam Ghid
Br. Tat
Mr. Bryan
Atlantic battleship fleet nears Manila in Basilan Strait
The Atlantic battleship fleet entered Basilan Strait at 10 o clock in a single line. After clearing the straits it reached Zamboanga and then Manila by 4 o clock, moving to Manila in a double column. Moros watched, cheering the ships as they passed in formation.
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Basilan Straits
Oper Sea
United States steamer Tarlac driven ashore in gale
A Manila cable report to the Merchants Exchange states the US steamer Tarlac, caught in a gale on September 23, was driven ashore on Borongan Island in the Samar group. It is believed the vessel will be a total loss.
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Taft
Ryan
Joel
Taft Camputoners
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Hearer Migkes
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Forster
Haskell
Althouet
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Fire destroys Mich town. Kochenal Hotel spared
A Tuesday dawn blaze in Mich, British Columbia, guts most businesses while sparing the Kochenal hotel, a rug store, a barber shop and a billiard hall. The loss is pegged at about 220,090 with sizable insurance coverage.
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British Columbia
Reat Northern
Kochenal
Spiall
Humboldt Steamer Floated After Vancouver Island Grounding
Advices from San Francisco report the steamer Humboldt, which went ashore on Vancouver Island yesterday, was floated this afternoon. The vessel belongs to the steamship line operating between coastal ports and was stabilized and refloated with assistance from tugs and salvage crews. No damage details are provided in the dispatch.
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Humboldt
Vancouver Island
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