The Anaconda Standard Publishing and Circulation Info
Anaconda Standard announces its publishing details, pricing, and large list of newsstand locations across major cities. It lists offices in Anaconda Butte and other branches, plus distribution points in New York Chicago Minneapolis San Francisco San Jose Denver Salt Lake City Spokane Portland and more.
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New York City
Hotalings
Park Row
Broadway
Chicago
Dorm Street
News Co
Dear
Yao Ness Avenue
San Pranginca
Hewssland
Los Angeles
Ainay
South Olive
Tenver
Seventeenth Streat
Salt Lake City
Moon
Bool
Ronentela & Han Son
Church Street
Geden
Spokane
Howayt Street
John W. Graham& Co
Tacoma
Beattie
Pacific Avenue
Seattle News Chana
International News Co.a. Portland
Oregon News Uni
Sixth Street
Speaking engagements across Montana dates list
A fragmented schedule lists cities like Boulder Butte Helena Bozeman Anaconda Missoula Great Falls Lewistown Glasgow Billings and others with October November dates and venues such as Deer Lodge Culverison Chotwall Philinsbury Geri. The text indicates engagements in multiple towns with varied fall dates and a few October 29 entries.
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Boulder
Get
Forsyth
South Butte
Helena
Bozeman
Great Falls
Butte
Stockett
Vet
Elina
Lincoln Neb Republicans Scrutinize Campaign Cash
A Nebraska probe reveals the Republican state committee drawing funds from a Lincoln bank loan and a large postmaster and official donor base. Governor Sheldon and state officers contributed, while the national committee sent 3500 dollars, highlighting public interest in campaign finance sources.
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Lincoln
Mt. Bryan
Nebraska
Sheldon
Lamar
Gold Rush Echoes From Alaska Debates and Dreams
A fragment describes Alaska’s early gold rush allure, immigrant draw, and enduring appeal of the Chilkoot and White Pass routes. It notes harsh winters, prospectors braving the tundra, and broader impression of Alaska as a budding mineral frontier attracting attention and new migration.
Imagination and Alaska Gold Forecasts Stir Debate
The text discusses Alaska gold prospects and economic forecasts, noting errors in figures and the potential impact on protection estimates for the next two years. It mentions Nome reports of gravel deposits and a possible transmission error affecting a key figure, with commentary on Rooseveltism and campaign rhetoric in a nearby town.
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Treadwell
Alaska
Arizona exile Colonel Stewart faces medical board ruling
In a swift sequence Stewart, a Colonel once aligned with Roosevelt's foe, was moved to an abandoned vest and later sent to Washington for a medical board. Findings show heart disease and total incapacity for service, per ongoing disputes with Roosevelt's administration.
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Stewart
Arizona
Roosevelt
Washington
Wiscoke
Army
Reesvysit
Carter's Tunnel Vision in Montana Campaign Debate
Senator Carter's remarks are seen as a flawed forecast about Montana voters. The piece notes Bryan supporters rallying while Taft shows little enthusiasm, with analysts predicting bleak prospects for Taft in the state. The commentary questions Carter's optimism and emphasizes mounting division within Montana political sentiment.
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Carter
Fryan
Montana
Bryan
Taft
Fascination of Clouds and Aerial Dreams in Early Aviation
A sensational article imagines Margherita of Lah leading a daring ascent with airships and cloudstrata visions. It cites Nes Niles Elkins, Wilbur Wright companionship, and the lure of lunar travel while measuring public expectations of the president and aviation’s future.
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Alrehip
Margher
Lah
Anxtone
Rosa Blond
Wilbur Wright
Wight
Genitesca
Margherita
White Honea
Inca Mr
Bryan
Bin
Controversy Over Whiskey Destruction Sparks Debate
An Indiana town grapples with a mob attack that destroys saloon goods while defending Uncle Sam sanctioned commerce. The piece argues violence against markets harms public duty, notes whiskey has legitimate uses, and warns such acts evoke sympathy for affected merchants.
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Hia
Uncle Sam
Indiana
Aergal
Ministers Made Packhorses In Labor Debate
Rev Vernon Stauffer of Angola Ind told delegates at the International missionary convention of the Churches of Christ that ministers are treated as packhorses by an unjust division of labor He warned that young men fear poverty and choose other paths unless ministers receive fair salaries and support He urged churches to avoid overburdening clergy with multiple roles and urged accountability for pastoral care.
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New Orleans
Missionary Convention of the Churches of Christ
Vernon. Stauffer
Angola
Ind
Mr. Stauffer
Tie
Vackhorse
Drudge
Sipir
Teachers in Session for Two Big Counties
Special Dispatch to the Standard Hamilton Oct. 14 The second day of the teachers institute for Missoula and Ravalli counties drew more instructors and outsiders than Monday De Warninton spoke on arithmetic and the Helena substitute for Superintendent Harmon who is absent Dr C W Duntway delivered lectures on Three Phases of the Civil War Dr Gell spoke on Psychology President Duntway of the University of Montana hosted a dinner at the Ravalli hotel for local alumni at the institute College colors decorated for 23 graduates An entertainment program followed at the Stearn opera house where President Duntiway spoke on Modern International Conferences
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Hamilton
Teachers’ Institute
Missoula
Gavalli
de. Waaniiton
Om “Arith
Way
Helena
Harmon
C. 4
Duntway de
Gell
Duntway
University of Montana
Ravalli Hotel
Alumini
Institute
Malmillon
College Colers
Lalit
Steas Opera Pousé
Duniway
Mandern
Fish car unloads trout fry near Helena and Bozeman
A government fish car unloaded 75 000 trout fry in this county near Helena to be released in streams. Three thousand dollars was allocated for Cascade county points. The operation began at Waterloo Iowa and included hundreds of thousands of fry of other species unloaded at Bozeman.
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Standard
Helena
Cascade County
Waterloo
Towa
Bozeman
Lawless act blamed on Hammond drinkers in quarrel
A fragment describes well-meaning Hammond residents accused of destroying liquor worth four thousand dollars. The piece asserts they were fighting the liquor evil and claims broad country support for their method, though wording is garbled.
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Hammond
Ind
America’s grain wealth dwarfs world markets
The article surveys U S grain abundance noting a harvest near four and a half billion bushels, its vast transport needs, and its economic impact. It highlights the scale of corn and wheat production, the rise of agricultural machinery, and the federal drive to analyze farming costs and price dynamics.
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Grain Deters Association
Bt. Louis
Jes
United States
France
Germany
Nile States
Roumania
Servis
Wilson
Ehere
Cha Wathan
Vaianza
Canada Election Set For October 26 Campaign Begins Quietly
The Canadian cabinet announced general elections will be held on October 26, with Parliament dissolved earlier as hinted weeks before. Canadians face a direct, short campaign of about five weeks while American voters prepare for their November contests. The Conservatives have yet to present a strong issue, while Laurier’s Liberal government seeks support to push its major policy agenda forward.
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Wotta Walla
Waren
Lina
Pillsbury
Wild More Mills
Carrollton
Btc
Agricultural Department
United States
Mindieman
Ts Center
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Agriculture
Thomas
Frederic Z. Hrshin
Tarliament
Canada
New York Sun
Heya
Sir Wilfrid Laurier
Itanacontinental railway push and GTP passenger announce
The article discusses the push to complete the Itanacontinental railway and the Grand Trunk Pacific opening 665 miles of new passenger service from Winnl ore to Walmwright in Athabasca. It notes Conservative opposition focusing on higher duties, government spending, and graft revelations, while Liberals weaponize Laurier’s finnis hee.
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Thern
Grand Trunk Pacific
Winnlore
Walmwright
Athabasca
Ida
Borfen
Foster
Ames
Roosevelt Declines Australian Visit on Return from Africa
Melbourne reports President Roosevelt cannot visit Australia on his return from Africa. He thanks Australia for the invitation and hospitality shown to the American battleship fleet, expresses regret, and hopes to come at a future time to the vast commonwealth of the southern seas.
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Melbourne
House of Reps
Roosevelt
Australia
Commonwealth
Africa
L. Roosevelt
Australis
Scanlan Moves Office to the State Capital
Helena October 14 The headquarters of P H Scanlan a commercial agent of the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Rail has moved from Butte to Helena He has quarters with the Montana railroad Assistants include J O Leary former Great Northern clerk as chief clerk and E B Bradley of St Paul as traveling freight and passenger agent It will be the principal St Paul commercial office in Montana.
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Standard
Helena
P. H. Scanlan
Chicago, Milwaukee & St
Butte
Helen
St Paul
Montana
Bomb Thrown In Chauffeur Strike
New York October 14 bomb exploded at a New York taxi garage storing 250 taxis linked to a chauffeur strike. Police aided crowd control as conflicting sides claimed either a deliberate attack or a gasoline explosion caused by inexperience.
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New York
Mana Ts
Texican Company
Eighth Avenue
Streai
Epicla
Garolins
Freight collision near Salt Lake City fatal and injures
A head on crash between freight No. 62 from Denver and a westbound special freight occurred about 280 miles from Olle Yer switch, 20 miles south of Salt Lake City. W. G. McAleer of Salt Lake was killed instantly. Engineer T. J. Loftug is missing, body believed under the overturned engine. Fireman Thomas of the special freight was severely bruised. Engines and cars piled in a heap.
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Salt Lake
Denver
Up Grande
Olle Yer Switch
W. G. McAleer
T. J. Loftug
Thomas
Grain Elevator Fire Destroys Davenport Plant
Fire at the Rothe Child Grain Company in Davenport Iowa Oct 14 destroyed the elevator and caused $45 000 in damage plus burned 5 000 barrels of glucose in a Carn Products Manufacturing Co facility for $65 000. Fire reported to have caused extensive losses to local firms.
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Davenport
Iowa
Rothechild Grain Company
Joss
Carn Products Manufacturing Company
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Standard Publishing Company
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Sulkorig
Aranch
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Telephona
Jem Higgins
W. 2
Marton
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Chicate
Washington Street
Mont
Nonais
Senatore
Thomas D. Long
Walsh
Ayd
Polityasters
Ataskas
Tenang
Pan
Skagway
Cuwnler
Colonel Sander
Lome
Tunser
Untuly Division de Lao
Charches
Tilesden
Midlniry
All Grocers
Frederic J. Haskin
Scanlan
Furight
Orton Bros
North Main Street
Butte, Mont
Zsine College
Oystor Binck
Montans
Butts Business College
Sears
Cnaigh AO
Naka No Miatae
Rice & Fulton
Props
Butts Conservatory of Music
J. J. Brennan
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