The Anaconda Standard Publication and Office Details
The Anaconda Standard lists publishers and price rates, time stamps, and office locations. It notes subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions, postage rates, and addresses for main office Standard Block Anaconda and branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls with contact paths for advertising. It includes eastern and western bureau addresses and newsstand agents in major cities.
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The
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Secretary Hays Commended for Handling Election Certificates
The text praises Secretary Hays for his discretion in dealing with election certificates and stresses he should follow the letter and spirit of the law. It notes the AG sentencing as dictum, asserts no obligation to follow such pronouncements, and emphasizes the duty to keep records straight amid irregularities.
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Hays
Butte Campaign Climate Reflects on Heinze and Eight Hour Law
The article argues the quiet Butte scene shows artificial agitation around Mr. Heinze fading. It rebukes outsiders seeking to disrupt commerce and frames the Montana eight hour law as settled. It notes county leaders must choose officials while Heinze’s attempts at steering party matters failed.
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Butte
Heinze
Montana
Friends of Labor
Silver Bow County
Montana and national politics clash over courthouse control
The piece compares political struggles in Montana with national labor and coal mine tensions. It argues Mr. Heinze faces rejection from both major parties and could only operate by pressuring the Silver Bow courthouse, while national figures debate Roosevelt era coal policies and the difficulty of implementing a lasting settlement amid partisan resistance.
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Montana
Mr. Heinze
Heinze
Silver Bow
Silver Bow County
Montana Democrats Keep Silver Issue In Mind
A Montana Democratic outlook shows the party does not renounce free coinage but shifts campaign focus away from silver to state and national issues. The Montana convention reaffirmed the national platform while aligning with Bryan era aims, signaling no political desertion despite silver being less central this year.
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St. Louis Globe- Democrat
Montana
St. Louis
Globe-Democrat
Montana Democrates
Bryan
None But the Genuine Goes
The secret service rules that stage money must be withdrawn from circulation to prevent imitation by advertisers and others. Section 5,480 prohibits duplicating currency or adopting any similar form that could deceive, targeting greenback shaped paper notes and similar likenesses used in commerce.
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Secret Service Department
Secret Service
New Theory of Electricity Shift Alleged in Kansas City
The Kansas City Journal discusses a Harper's Magazine piece by Carl Snyder arguing that electricity may be constituted by corpuscles or electrons. It traces links to Franklin, Faraday, Maxwell, Thomson, Crookes, and Stoney, noting a move toward an atomistic view where matter and electricity are interrelated and the electric unit is the corpuscle.
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Kansas City Journal
Kansas City
Department of Human Knowledge
Carl Snyder
Harper's Magazine
Ben Franklin
Franklin
Vota
Davy
Galvani
Faraday
Clark Maxwell
Isaac Newton
J. J. Thomson
Cambridge
England
Mr. Snyder
Crookes
Thomson
Stoney
Ken Franklin
Lord Kelvin
Cape irrigation congress commends Mr Roosevelt aid
A brief notice praises Mr Roosevelt for aiding irrigation efforts as the Cape IRRIGATION CONGRESS commends him for his support.
Streetcar Strike Turmoil Spurs Call for Militias in New Orleans
A New Orleans streetcar strike led to police mobilization as cars were halted by brick attacks. Fr A Schwenck, a non union conductor, was injured, while two strikers held two non union workers prisoner. Police protected by 1000 volunteers, militia possible after governor to be asked for troops.
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New Orleans
Canal Street
Tonti Street
A. Schwenck
Chicago
Capdeville
Louisiana
Sons of Veterans begin encampment in Carroll hall Washington
The annual encampment of the Sons of Veterans opened at Carroll hall with private reports and routine work. A public reception featured remarks by Chairman McFarland, Commander Torrance, and Chaplain Ennis. Torrance urged sons to uphold the Ark of the Covenant and sustain the Union.
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Washington
Sons of Veterans
Carroll Hall
McFarland
Torrance
Grant Army of the Republic
Ennis
B. H. Warner
Grand Army of the Republic
Ark of the Covenant
Torrence
Warner
Grand Army
Sons’ Society
Auxiliary Societies
Bronco Busting Contest Opens With 40 Riders In Denver
The Festival of Mountain and Plain kicks off its annual broncho busting contest with forty top rough riders competing as about 1000 outlaw horses are provided. Half the riders rode today and the rest go tomorrow, with finals Thursday. Defending champion Thad Sawders of Cheyenne Wyoming returns, while Bill Thorpe of Sheridan Wyoming broke his leg in a fall this afternoon.
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Denver
Festival of Mountain and Plain Association
West
tHlalf
Thad Sawders
Cheyenne
Wyo
Bartfxlo Bill
Bili Thorpe
Sheridan
Linen goods sale with damask and towels highlights
Advertisement describes damask cloths as bleached and pure Trish linen with floral borders valued at 82.500 each and today 1.75 dollars. It also offers extra large damask towels in white and colored borders valued at 30 cents each.
Embroidered Flannel and Muslin Pillow Case Sale
Hemmed pillow cases size 36 inches with wide hem made of best grade pillow muslin at 25 cents each. Embroidered flannel fabric 536 inches wide with wash silk embroidery offered in rich designs at 1.50 per yard.
Don’t Miss Great Sale of Separate Dress Skirts
Our sale features over one hundred skirt styles at remarkably low prices. Many garments cost less than the materials alone, offering full outfits for the price of fabric.
Irrigation Bill History Highlighted in Congress Session
Tonight's congressional session at Colorado College featured a stereopticon lecture on ancient irrigation forms followed by a reception. Tomorrow includes speeches by visiting lawmakers and a discussion on practical irrigation issues led by Chief Hydrographer Newell and West state engineers.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
National Irrigation Congress
Committee On
John Hall
Kansas
H. R. Morrow
Rosewell
N. M
Fred L. Alles
California
J. Gavin
New Mexico
Congress
Irrigation Congress
Utah
Colorado
Kiesel
Maxon
Association
Roosevelt
Senate
West
Storum
Colorado College
Willis Moore
Weather Bureau
Washington
Flood Bulletin Service
Patterson
Reeder
Newell
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Standard Publishing Company, Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda
Europe
Standard Block
Washington Bureau
Post Building
Nassau Street
Washington Street
W. J. Morton
New York City
L. Jonas & Co
Astor House
Brentano's
Union Quare
Hicago
Postoffice
Griesse
Auditorum
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake News Co
Spokane
North Howard
Tacoma
Pacific Avenue
Seattle
Pike Street
Portland
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mont
John M Evans
Jere RE. Lesiae
He Is
Pennsylvania
James Merriman
Jonesboro
Ind
Merriman
Mr. Sousa
Toole
Buzzsaw
Mary MacLane
Helena
Joseph K. Toole
Robert Fitzsimmons
Mr. Boer
Dixon
Mr. Baer
Jake Smith
Gallatin County
Leslie
Holloway
Orleans
Trans
Terennce
Jerry Peebles
Chicago Tribune
Mississippi
Ted
M. J. Connell Company
Rice & Fulton, Proprietors
Ae Iedial
Mar
Mayer
F. MAYER BOOT @ SHOE CO
Milwaukee
Wis
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