Newspaper Directories and Branch Offices Listing
The Anaconda Standard lists printing details, subscription rates, and extensive newspaper stand locations across major U.S. cities. It notes addresses for business offices in Anaconda and Missoula and includes international offices in New York Chicago and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Brentano
Union Equal
Helline’s
Chicago
Auditoriary Anes
P.O. News Co
Dearborn Street
Minneapolis
Kavanaugh
South Third
San Francisco
International News Co
Pasadena
Harning News Depot
Denver
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake News
Rosenfeld & Ilan Ben's
Church Street
Ogden
Spokane
North Howard Street
John W. Graham & Co
Tacoma
Parisie Avenue
Seattle
Wash
International News Cols
Political Fusion Frays in Silver Bow County Elections
The 1906 Silver Bow county scene shows two full tickets the socialist and the democratic with multiple partial fusion efforts among anti trust Republicans and Democrats and labor and populists each pursuing nominations. The populists join late and the labor party splits with overbooking tickets while anti trust factions waver on endorsing state tickets.
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Silver Bow County
Silver Bow
Democratic Party
Labor Party
Clancy
Breen
Supreme Bench
Republican Courage and Fusion Doubts in Silver Bow County
The article discusses J. H W Calderhead and potential fusion tickets amid Republican disputes. It argues Republicans have strong candidates and warn that fusionist alliances could harm the party, while Democrats present a straightforward ticket supported by party rank and file.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
J. H W. Calderhead
Republic
Chicago Base Ball Title Run Sealed By Strong Teams
The Chicago Nationals led early and finished atop the season, setting a world record for wins and immense crowds expected for the pennant clinchers. The Chicago Americans faced sickness injuries and bad luck but fought hard, energizing the city as they near the championship showdown.
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Chicago
Hearst Predicted to Use Governor Powers in New York
The article argues that under modern methods the New York governor can remove officials like Mayor McClellan and District Attorney Jerome without charges. It claims Hearst, if elected, could also target sheriffs and use executive actions to reshape leadership, prompting wide newspaper speculation.
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New York
W. RR. Hearst
McClellan
Hearst
Jerome
Toll of Death on Railways and Seas Accumulates
The 1905 railway death toll averaged twenty six lives daily with two hundred twenty eight injuries. Shipwreck losses neared one thousand vessels yearly, implying a high maritime toll. Combined, the mortality from rail and sea travel remains a shocking burden despite advances in science and discipline.
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Bureau of Statistics
Washington
United States
Marine Insurance Companies
Joint Statehood Drama Dampens Arizona Hope for New Mexico Union
Arizona voters face a heated dispute over joint statehood with New Mexico amid calls for independent statehood. The debate centers on legislative control, school funding, and the distribution of salaries and bonds. A separate legal action involves Elderkin and a loan secured by a trust deed on property, with a request to bar sale.
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Nicaene
Arizona
Agi- Ziti
New
Ben Indide
Otera
New Mexico
Mrs Field Rumor of Second Marriage to Dr Billings
Gossip abroad claims Mrs Marshall Field widow of the Chicago merchant is engaged to Dr Frank Billings of Chicago. Billings denies the report, saying there is no basis beyond chatter. He notes they are longtime acquaintances and he treated Field during his final illness.
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Chicago
Marshall Field
Diate
K Frank Billings
Billings
Paris
Dr. Billings
Mrs. Field
Maggie Duffy Disappears to Europe Over Wedding Plans
Turmoil follows Maggie Duffy’s sudden departure before her wedding to a clerk. Her mother accuses a former fiancé of scheming, while a newspaper notes Maggie’s mysterious disappearance and a forged address for the return of a plate. The case sparks calls for Irish justice and public concern.
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Vittaburg
Maggie
Morgyg
Th Dink Ss
Europe
Maggie Daffy
Wells
Dinkey
Urnegry Steel Company
From Daughter's Coffin to Wife's Sickbed in Ontario
Richmond Ontario July Walter George Newman, millionaire president of Gold ERE Copper, faced a second bereavement as his daughter Marion died at her mother's home. Newman, already widowed, was at Marion's funeral when a telegram announced his second wife’s critical condition. He departed for Somerset by the first train.
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Richmond
Walter George Newman
Somerset
Marion
Newman
New York
Indians Weds Before 5000 as Sioux Couple Ties Knot
Two full blooded Sioux Indians from the Northwest, Casey Red Shirt aged 24 and Nellie High Hawe aged 21, married in Franklin Pennsylvania this afternoon in the arena of a traveling circus. The ceremony was performed by Tug Mee Hi Keeley editor of the Venango Daily Herald. Gifts of beads from Franklin society women followed the ceremony. Casey listed residence Pine Ridge Agency South Dakota and as ward of the United States government Nellie Rosebud Agency South Dakota beadworker.
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Franklin
Northwest
Casey Red Shirt
Nellie High Hawe
Tug Mee
Keeley
Venango Daily Herald
Franklin Society
Casey
Pine Ridge Agency
S. D
United States
Nellie
Rosebud Agency
Elderkin Accused of Fraud in Land Trust Deed Case
In Kenosha Illinois born publisher George Dr. Elderkin of Chicago faces fraud and misrepresentation charges in circuit court. The suit seeks vacation of an injunction over a trust deed to a large Powers lake shore land parcel. Peter Ballas is mentioned in the proceeding.
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Kenosha
Wis
George Dr. Elderkin
Chicago
Elderkin
Powers Lake
Peter Ballas
Cows Suffer Apple Fever Halts New Haven Milk Supply
New Haven reports a milk shortage as William E. Hunter of Naugatuck loses milk due to his herd feasting on windfall apples. Cows ate fallen apples and damaged the orchard fence causing stomach distress and rendering milk unfit for use. Hunter warns it may take several days to resume regular supply.
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New Haven
William EE. Hunter
Naugatuck
Hunter
American cars set to conquer European roads say French trade journal
The French motor industry journal claims American automobiles will dominate Europe within two years as U S makers lead in safety power and quiet operation while European brands lag in touring routes. Foreign travelers report mainly American cars, with German and Italian makers doing most of the high speed work.
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Paris
Europe
France
United States
Germany
Italy
Miss Henrietta Summers dies after parade costume injury
The 18 year old Cedar Rapids girl Miss Henrietta Summers died after a steel corselet worn on a city anniversary float caused internal injuries. She grew tired during the parade and later underwent two operations for appendicitis but did not recover.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Henrietta Summers
Miss Summers
Embezzlement Charge in York Involves 20-Year-Old Fiancee
Edward M. Bissel of York, Pennsylvania, accuses Sarah Altland of embezzling $115 after planning marriage and sending a farewell note. He, 60, had purchased a diamond ring and wedding trousseau before she fled with another admirer.
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York
Sarah Altland
Edward M. Bissel
Trousseau
Mr. Bissel
Papa
Rescue of a Russian captive sister sparks An oversea mission
Norodny a Rustin patriot tells how his sister, held in a St Petersburg fortress, was rescued after disguise and a dangerous escape. He describes a covert return to Russia, the sister’s flight to Finland, and his plan to form liberty clubs in the United States to back a petition for political change.
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Newadin
Ned
Lee
Uae
Bardiy
Amyries
Sara
Norodiny
Hotel Albert
Mo Norodny
Russia
Finland
Bentul Rus- Vrote
Rio
Rury
Bite Aussie Beever
St. Petersburg
Wes
Gapen
Mme. Gapon
St Peter and Paul
Oso
Noresiny
Aerie
Rt. Petersburg
Ame Boassador
Mo Norodis
United States
Mrs Coulds Sister Is a Chinaman s Wife
In a Chinatown encampment a sister of Mrs Howard Gould, Kathrine Clemmons formerly, lives as the wife of Sun Yue a Chinese man. She wears jade bands and a wedding bracelet and says she is happy. The article notes estrangements and a marriage by Chinese rites amid earthquake shelter and a border camp near the Presidio.
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Tan Francises
Chinatown
Lila Clemmons
Howard Gould
Kathrine Clemmons
Sun Yue
Ella Clemons
Tfe
Presidio
Ela Clemmons
California
Parson Elopes After Wife's Illness
St. John N B Oct 7 The Rev H B Savery of Plymouth Mass a Presbyterian minister claims his wife is dying of consumption and eloped with the daughter of a prominent politician. He obtained a license and ring in Hampton and planned a ceremony with a clergyman who balked after learning of Savery’s prior marriage. The girl’s father and Sheriff Freese rushed to Hampton.
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Savery
St. John
Plymouth
N. BL
Savers
Hampton
Mr. Savery
Freese
London canned meat revolt improves East End living
The Chicago canned meat crisis sparked a local revolt that left grocers selling stock at reduced prices. Poor residents, largely unable to read papers, now reportedly access tinned meat at a quarter of its original price with no illness cases recorded.
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London
Cts T
Chicago
East End
Abused Woman Killed After Leaving Abuser
Philadelphia, Oct. 7. Edeavard Weaver allegedly killed Mary Baker after years of beating. Baker, about six, worked for an accounting firm on Vine Street and was dining at Paul Scheef's when Weaver shot her three times. He fled but was subdued by state police officer. coroner’s inquest pending.
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Philadelphia
Edeavard Weaver
Mary Baker
Baker
Weaver
Vine Street
Fourth
Pig
Michael Tobin
Hinat Marshall
Wood Streets
Hit
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Higgins Avenue
Telephone
W. J. Morton
Forsien Advertising
Nasean Street
Waashinington Treet
D. C
Sfatel Ailerg
Buffalo
W. Freer's
Westingt Street
Portland
Oregon News Co
Sixth Street
Carl Jones
Kansas City
Yuma News Co
Mont
Littice
Chicago Naationals
Poparhar W
Sarah Tarrant
Wmlderkin
Merchnane
Anid
Dr Frank
Willings
Nies
WEPH
America
Arodny
Liz
Rbarodis
Mrs
Could
San Francesco
Suan Yae
Chi
Nese
Zasine
Mole
RICE @ FULTON
Cole
A. C. M. Hardware House
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