Anaconda Standard final publication details and offices
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates and postage details with annual fees, and notes multiple eastern offices. It catalogs branch locations in Butte, Missoula, Great Falls, plus outposts in New York Chicago Minneapolis Seattle Denver and more, plus main office in Anaconda Montana.
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The
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
New York City
L. Jonas & Co
Neket
Astor House
Brentano's
Union Square
Chicago
Testoffice
Auditeoium
Minneapolis
Minn
R. G. Hearsey & Co
Third Street
Francisco
Palace Hare
Los Angeles
Main Street
Denver
Salt Lake City
Odell-Baer clash over coal strike hinted by Platt office echoes
The article recounts Governor Odell's quick conference with President Baer and suggests Baer overplayed his hand. It notes Baer’s habit of slurring motives and implies Baer and Mitchell cannot resolve the coal strike. The piece questions Odell's plan and limits as he faces the challenge.
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Odell
Paer Y
Baer
Platt
Mitchell
Nome Route Ahead as Spring Ice Fears Subside
Reports from Nome indicate no rush for early movement north with ample provisions for Nome and surrounding areas until summer. Shipping firms expect a late spring start due to Arctic risks and recent near-ice incidents near Pering Straits.
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Puget Sound
Nome
Arctic
Portland
Pering Straits
Nome-Seattle
Seattle
Nome and Dawson Face Diverging Prospects in Alaska
Aged disappointed prospectors评价 Nome remains strong as a mining camp, while Daw son fades with fewer hopes. Large companies operate near Nome as the last boat departs for the season, leaving Nome isolated until next summer and telegraph links to Montana unlikely this year.
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Nome
Dawson
Bering Town
Montana
Mare
Fading Wood and Coal Shortages Stir Public Concern
The Springfield Republican notes nature’s first law amid thefts of wooden sidewalks and paving in Chicago with blocks torn up nightly. Syracuse reports coal trains held up. soft coal stolen while hard coal protected. Experts warn winter coal shortages will intensify as consumers fail to stockpile for the season.
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CY Ome
Heine
Springfield Republican
Rocohestes N. U
Chicago
Syracuse
Rochester
Syracuse Telegram
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin Republicans Weigh Factional Rift Over Spooner Seat
Wisconsin politics saw a split within the GOP as Governor La Follette led a faction against Senator Spooner. Public opinion objected to Spooner being shut out, but a settlement emerged with La Follette pledging not to oppose Spooner. Most next legislature Republicans reportedly leaned away from Spooner anyway.
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Wisconsin
la Follette
Spooner
Senate
Government presses expand as public reels in excess output
The United States government operates a massive publishing operation with 4,000 employees including 1,200 compositors and 550 stereotypers. It plans a seven story building costing 2.5 million dollars to house printing and engraving, aiming to start next January.
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Sam
United States
Hinding Department
Workroom Expansion for New Printing Plant
The press rooms hold 600 folders with stitchers feeders engravers and other skilled labor to produce top quality work. After the contract for the new printing house was won three years ago officials expected ample space but now plan to vacate the old quarters and turn them over to workmen to remodel and equip for overflow from the new plant.
Republican turmoil in Silver Bow county headlines coal and politics
The Butte area sees Republican ticket changes amid coal strike debates and political jockeying. Reports discuss Holloway Heinze rivalry, Odell settlement talk, Roosevelt references, and Montana's campaign atmosphere as Sunday baseball worries fade.
Udel l and Baer clash over mine strike policy
Udel l and Baer exchange sharp remarks as talks with miners stall. John Mitchell leaves for Wilkesbarre while J P Morgan remains firm in keeping out of the dispute. Operators say no settlement appears likely and threaten no further meetings.
All Companies Involved In Coal Theft Arrest Warrant
The notice states that all persons found purchasing the stolen coal are to be arrested on the charge of receiving stolen goods. It warns authorities to enforce a broad arrest on those implicated in the case.
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Great Northwest
Senators Quay and Penrose Meet Cassatt in Philadelphia
Philadelphia leaders report Senator Quay and Senator Penrose arrived from New York and may have conferred with Pennsylvania Railroad President Cassatt over miners strike issues. Penrose did not attend Pottsville meeting as planned and Quay remained unseen at his hotel. In Shamokin details of the 10th regiment were posted to protect non union workers as strikers threaten with mobs and guards patrol to deter violence.
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Philadelphia
Quay
Penrose
New York
Cassatt
Pennsylvania Railroad
Senator Quay
Walton
Reptillcan
President Baer
Reading Company
New York City
Baer
Senator Penrose
Pottsville
Secretary of the Treasury
Shaw
Failre
Shamokin
Kenry City
Stockade for Prisoners in Wilkesbarre Strike Crisis
Disappointment followed news from New York that a conference to settle the miners strike failed. Authorities plan strict enforcement of arrests and a stockade at Westside park for detainees. Operators vow more coal strikes. governors and militia to police the region. talk of federal troops dismissed as moonshine by strike HQ.
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New York
Wilkesbarre
Third Brigade
Stone
Westside Park
National Board
John Fallon
Mitchell
Woudnt Allow Arrest in Shenandoah Case
A warrant for Private Wadsworth’s arrest over the killing of William Durham was sworn out but Colonel Hulings of the 18th Regiment blocked service. Hulings says Wadsworth acted under orders after Durham failed to halt on a second challenge and later limited coroner subpoenas to within the camp. The inquest resumes in camp tomorrow.
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Shenandoah
Wadsworth
William Durham
Hulings
18Th Regiment
Durham
Governor Toole considers clemency for William Shea
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Helena reports Governor Toole was asked to grant executive clemency for William Shea who pleaded guilty before Judge McMernon in Butte in 1901 as an accessory before the fact and is serving a term in the penitentiary. The pardon application argues Shea has already been sufficiently punished.
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Standard
Helena
Governor Toole
William She
McMernon
Butte
Shea
Musselshell Deputies Arrest Two for Horse Stealing
Deputy Sheriff Harding of Musselshell district arrives from Miles City with R. L. Grant and Clyde Bentley, wanted for alleged horse theft from Garrett Deboe at Hawk Creek. They were captured after Deboe reported the theft and await a preliminary hearing.
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Standard
Billings
Harding
Mussellshell
Miles City
R. L. Grant
Clyde Bentley
Garrett Deboe
Hawk Creek
Deboe
Debboe
Sheri
Dehoe
Coroner's jury cites crew carelessness in Davenport death
Red Lodge October coroner's jury found Brakeman L J Davenport known as James Church died from train crew carelessness. Engineer Murray testified he ran the train by signals from the brakeman and did not exceed six miles per hour in yard limits. Conductor John Goddard testified but head brakeman R J Dwyer did not appear, having quit the railroad at Billings. Body to be held awaiting advice from Davenport's father in Rock Island Illinois.
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Standard
Red Lodge
L. J. Davenport
James Church
John Murray
John Goddard
R. J. Dwyer
Billings
Horn
Livingston
Father
Davenport
Rock Ishind
Lil
Public School Gymnasium Offered in Billings
The Billings public school plans a first class gymnasium at low cost. A student society raised funds and a maple floor contract was awarded on the third floor. Miss Straub will coach girls in athletics and Prof. Daniels will teach the gymnastic keys.
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Billings
Straub
High School Corps
Daniels
Runaway Drug Wagon Wrecks Main Street Transformer
A drug wagon belonging to Frank Rose ran away on Main Street and collided with an electric light pole opposite Smith drug store. The impact dislodged a 160 pound transformer and wrecked the wagon, but no bystanders were harmed.
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Bozeman
Main Street
Frank Rose
Smith Drug Store
Arm Caught in Belting At Rocky Fork Coal Plant
Red Lodge October 10 A L Pomeroy a worker at Rocky Fork Coal company had his forearm fractured when his arm was caught in the belting while applying resin to prevent slipping. Dr Souders the company physician set the broken bone.
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Red Lodge
A. L. Pomeroy
Rocky Fork Coal Company
Souders
Rix Shipment of Sheep From Red Lodge
A shipment of 32 cattle cars of sheep began today from Red Lodge for Chicago. John Tolan leads the load, which will be unloaded at Glendive for feed before final destination. It is the largest shipment from the point this season.
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Standard
Red Lodge
Chicago
John Tolan
Glendive
Bargain Post Supplies Woolen Boys Wear and Shoes
Sale offers 100 boys overcoats and 100 boys suits at 5.95 each all wool and first class. Men and women shoes priced to clear with women’s patent leather and kid styles. men’s calfs and caps noted. Large selection in stock with reduced prices to move.
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Wool Underwear and Men’s Garments Sold at Discount
Fragmentary ad notes pricing on wool underwear for men and a second item at five dollars. The text hints at a sale or purchase offer with a price of 85.50 for one item and a comparison price of 5.00, but specifics are unclear.
Men\'s Sporting Boots Offer Waterproof Canvas Durability
Boots for hunting and fishing arrive in brown waterproof canvas, touted as more comfortable and durable than rubber. Available in AT sizes and widths.
Bound Over for Court in Six-House Burglary Case
Charles Hart faced a preliminary hearing in Bozeman on charges of feloniously entering six houses two weeks earlier. Judge McPherson bound him over to the district court after testimony from a key witness, a colored girl. The scene included a Life magazine quotation about heaven and another place.
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The
Standard
Bozeman
Charles Hart
McPherson
Coal region quiet as guards guard workers homes
Scranton report notes no collieries worked despite soldier presence. General Manager Bryden of Ontario & Western coal dept says guards were stationed at several workers’ homes to protect families from molestation. He indicates possible request for military protection as a general crusade against coal picking from dumps is announced.
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Scranton
Bryden
Ontario & Western Company
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