Anaconda StandardPublisher and office addresses listed
The Anaconda Standard details its publishing company, daily and Sunday rates, branch offices in Butte Missoula and others, and a wide network of newsstand locations across major cities. It lists principal offices in Anaconda with telephone numbers and notes mail correspondence should go to Anaconda Montana.
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Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Portland
Oregon News Co
Sixth Street
Carl Jones
Washington
Kansas City
Yuma News Co
Mont
Col Gordon Journal Worried Over Toole Senate Bid
The Yellowstone Journal fears Governor Toole may seek a senate seat and frets over the partisan impact. It acknowledges Toole’s personal appeal and campaign, but hints at a Clark senatorial shadow behind his candidacy while Miles City remains more calm about the Democratic ticket.
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Sam Gordon
Yellowstone Journal
Toole
Miles City
Joe’ Toole
Journal
Gordon
Governor Toole
Senate
Walsh
Legislative
Clark
Reflections on the 1882 Campaign Echoes in 1906
The article recalls the 1882 political campaign and its surprising results, noting President Arthur in the White House and star-route scandals. It highlights Butler's nomination by Massachusetts Democrats, Folger and Cleveland in New York, and a nationwide sense of fatigue that affected outcomes across the line.
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Arthur
White House
Ben Butler
Massachusetts
New York
Charles J. Folger
Grover Cleveland
Erie County
Butler
Folger
Conkling
Landslide year reshapes state governorships nationwide
The article notes decisive Republican losses across Pennsylvania Connecticut and western states while Democrats gain multiple governorships. It contrasts Theodore Roosevelt era policies with the era's appeal explaining broad voter shifts and the unusual election outcomes. The piece juxtaposes historical parallels with contemporary factors.
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Pattison Oo
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
House of Representatives
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Bryan
Political realignments in Silver Bow county Montana
Republicans abandon fusion efforts and nominate a straight ticket in Silver Bow. Debates over anti-trust, populist, labor and socialist factions continue as independent citizen movement forms. Registration for November begins today and continues to October 27.
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Silver Row Coumten
Roosevelt
Montana
Antitrust Republicans
Charley Warren
Independent Citizens
Silver Bow County
Labor Party
Campaign Against Unsightly Billboards Gains City Wins
The crusade against defaced city and country scenery advances in the East with renewed vigor. In Chicago a court order led to removal of roof billboards encircling city hall square, including from an old theater. The Boston Transcript reacts with commentary.
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Chicago
City Hall Square
Boston Transcript
Hub Opinion on Billboard Advertising Expression
The Hub decries billboard ads as a graft by advertising agents aimed at the public, asserting that only ignorant people are reached and that such signs spoil the landscape which the nation holds as an inalienable right. The passage condemns the practice as detrimental to communities and their environments.
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Travernor
Siice Almerican Acupation Begu O
Joel Dawes
Comnteyase
Russia
Philippines
Cupid's Chance Dart Survives For Decade
The report cites a statement by a former governor general returning from the Philippines that self government for the islands could begin next year with a Philippine assembly similar to Porto Rico. The plan includes elective lower house representation and an appointive upper house to reflect the federal government.
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Tde
Philippines
Congress
Porto Rico
Porte Ries
Cgawernear Tde
Elks Hold Funeral for Mr Phelps in Livingston
Inquiries for Mr Phelps relatives in Michigan failed and the local Elks decided to inter his remains in Mountain View cemetery, Livingston. The funeral was largely attended by Elks members and Jardine and Gardiner residents joined the service.
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Lks
Phelps
Michigan
Elks
Mountain View Cemetery
Liveingston
Order
Jardine and
Gardiner
Postal Department Reports Big 1906 Receipts Rise
Washington Postmaster General Cortelyou released an advance statement on postal service receipts and expenditures for the year ending June 30 1906 showing a deficit drop from 1905 and record receipts of 167 million, while expenditures rose to 178 million. The 1906 gains mark the largest yearly increase in receipts and a smaller percentage rise in spending compared with prior years.
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Washington
Cortelyou
Three Thugs in House At Delaware Water Gap Inn
In Stroudsburg area on Oct 14 residents of Delaware Water Gap fought three burglars who entered Gibbs hotel and confronted Mrs. W H Gibbs. She phoned the local exchange and residents armed with revolvers captured the trio after a brief struggle. revolvers and knives were found on them.
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Stroudsburg
Pal Get
Delaware Waterman
Gibbs Hotel
W H H. Gibbs
Cherokee group to honor Pocahontas monument effort
Erick Oklahoma Davis, regent of the Pocahontas Memorial Association of Oklahoma, appeals to Cherokee citizens for donations to a Jamestown Pocahontas monument. The bronze statue, planned for the exposition in 1907, will cost $10,000. life memberships cost $10. Davis funded an earlier marble statue proposal and has donated $250 so far.
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Erick
Pocahontas
John Rolfe
Association
Davis
Kiter
Parson Seeks Pay for Sleuthing at Fair
Trenton reports the Interstate Fair paid Rev Joseph Howell a $1.75 bill presented by Secretary Mahlon Margerum for detecting gamblers and fake robbers at the fair. Howell, longtime figure against gambling and liquor selling on Sundays, had offered services free but the bill was paid despite surprise.
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Trenton
Interstate Fair Association
Mahlon Margerum
Joseph Howell
Hamilton Square Presbyterian Church
Howell
Mirgerum
Car famine halts Judith basin livestock shipments
Lewistown October 14 report notes a car famine stops all livestock movement from Judith basin. Railroads cannot secure cars though relief is promised. Beeves destined for Chicago and stored sheep sales suffer as payments await loading. Montana railroad now operates exclusive Lewistown to Lombard passenger service, with freight trains running daily.
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Lewistown
Judith Basin
Chicago
Montana Railroad
Lombaard
Brother Finds Sister Lost For Many Years
Washington, Oct. H.Romantic was the meeting after a separation of 48 years of Mrs. Sarah A. Michaels of this city and her brother John W. Anderson of Warsaw Indiana. Anderson, 33, learned his sister had married Michaels and lived in Washington. With police help he traced his sister and found her alive. The reunion occurred Thursday night.
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Washington
Oct
Sarah A. Michaels
John W. Anderson
Warsaw
Kosciusko County
Ind
Mr. Anderson
Michaels
Death of Mary E. Wells After Theft Attempt in Alton
In Tilton October 14 Mary E. Wells a Black woman died from overexertion while trying to carry a stolen loot from a former employer’s home. The plunder included bronze pieces a heavy punch bowl two large clocks a leather rocker and numerous kitchen utensils.
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Alton
Til
Mary E. Wells
Funeral service for George H. Phelps in Livingston
Special Dispatch reports the funeral of George H. Phelps, who died suddenly at Jardine last Wednesday, held this afternoon at the Episcopal church under the auspices of the Livingston lodge of the community.
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Standard
Livingston
George H. Phelps
Jardine
Episcopal Church
Livingston Lodge
Swede Kid Takes Shot at Brooks in Billings
Police hunt for Swede Kid, an employee at a beet sugar factory, after he pulled a six shooter and tried to shoot W. J. Brooks in South Billings. The bullet missed, Brooks fled to safety, and the suspect escaped. authorities expect swift custody.
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Billings
W. J. Brooks
South Billings
Brooks
Talgo
Mexican general named new consul in St. Louis
Mexico City reports General Miguel Nibold appointed consul at St. Louis to succeed Rafael P. Serrano who was dismissed by President Diaz over alleged ties to the revolutionary junta.
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Mexico City
Miguel Nibold
St. Louis
Rafael P. Serrano
Diaz
Revolutionary Junta
Florida East Coast Rail Extends Toward Key West Sea Crossing
Miami reports the Florida East Coast line extends south from Miami toward Key West, envisioning an ocean crossing by rail ferry nearly 100 miles across the straits to Havana. Henry M. Flagler pushes an engineering feat, with viaducts, bridges, and a sea bound route crossing coral islets toward Bahia Honda, reshaping coastal transportation.
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Miami
Fla
Key West
Hoboken
Havana
New York
Cuba
Atlantic
Gulf of Mexico
Florida East Couwat
Peninsula of Florida
Florida Keys
Straits
Havant
Henry M. Flagler
American
Eros
Prairis Mat
Jewfish Creek
Key Largo
Bahia Honda
The Route and The Builders and their Florida Bridge Project
A detailed account of the Florida coast railroad extension from Homestead to Key West, describing 74 land miles and 25 swamp miles plus 30 miles over water. It notes 10 bridges, long viaducts, reinforced concrete spans, and a planned double track future. About 4,000 men are employed with camps, housing, and floating dormitories. It highlights costs around 15 to 20 million dollars and the project’s potential regional impact and links to Panama Canal trade.
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Smith
Ann
Miami
Noo Hospital
Homestead
Key West
Long Key
Conch Key
Knight's Key Channel
Brooklyn
Florida Must Coast
Stuart
Keys
Hitest Flagler
Florida
United States
Cuba
Panama Canal
Fhigler
Houseboats and Harbors Link Florida to Havana in Rail Plan
Engineers advance a rail corridor across the Florida Keys to connect with Havana via a harbor at King West. Deep-draft ships would access the line and trains of 50 cars would run to the Cuban capital as dredging and sponge-fisher communities shape the route.
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Havana
Key West
Crescent of Keys
King West
Florida Peninsula
Keys
A Timely Sermon on Faith Over Fear by Henry Fo Cope
The sermon argues faith should rest on reverent search for truth and the infinite, not fear. It condemns religion based on dread as servile and argues science art and ethics unite with true religion. Faith brings near a loving Father and a hopeful day, not punishment.
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Henry Fo Cope
W Oman
Celestial City
Thos
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