Subscription rates and advertising offices for Standard Publishing
The Anaconda Standard announces subscription rates and lists extensive branch advertising offices. It notes monthly and annual prices and provides addresses for offices in Anaconda and major cities including New York Chicago Kansas City Minneapolis Los Angeles Pasadena Denver Salt Lake City Spokane and more. The notice directs general business letters and correspondence to Standard Publishing Company.
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Kansas City
Yona News Cos
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Minneapolis
Kavanaugh's
South Francisco
Hotel St. Franc
Los Angeles
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Cal
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Denver
Seventeenth
Salt Lake City
Moon
Rosenfeld & Hantom
Oxden
Spokane
Howard Street
John W. Graam & Co
Pacis
Noisy Pageant Highlights Taft Manila Visit
Fragments describe brief five and ten minute ovations for Secretary Taft during a Manila visit. The text references presidential ambitions and U S influence, noting the crowd reactions among Filipinos and Crow Indians unclear context and timing. The piece hints at planned celebrations and political undercurrents surrounding the event.
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Taft
Menion
Harter
Manila
Tat
Clon Tons
National Park
Schoolteacher Dives to Save Two Workers Heroic Rescue
A Mussianippi River Valley teacher gained national fame after diving seventy two feet into a well to rescue two injured workers. He and other strong men lowered him. both workers were saved. The Carnegie Hero Fund Commission acknowledged his extraordinary bravery.
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Mussianippi River Valley
Carnesie
Carnegie Fund
Ad Tieev
Hhe Parish
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission
Pittsburg
Corn Harvest and Telegraph Strikes Noted in Day’s News
The issue covers telegraph operators in Helena resuming work, widespread Associated Press service gaps, and local press coping. It also reviews the Hague conference backdrop, Roosevelt and Choate roles, corn harvest milestones, and varied notes on photography, stocks, and public figures with a tone of late nineteenth century press.
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Yening
Rew
Helena
Standard
Associated-Press
Associated-Pres
Frenchman perfects color photo method for amateurs
Word from Lyons describes a French inventor's color photography process usable by amateurs. A colored cornstarch layer forms the color ground, with a yellow filter equalizing bright colors for portraits. The method involves a plate with a color alter and light sensitive emulsion, enabling color photographs even in dull weather.
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Aide Nahte
Consul Pike
Ths
United States
Pike Xonde
Lyons
Grangeville to Get Rail Link as City Grows
Rudolph Bertsch and family visit Grangeville while Otto Bertsch of 113 1st street touts plans for a railroad to the area. The project aims to employ about 1,500 workers and modernize the city with a Cul de Sac branch and hotel rebuilds, signaling a major infrastructural shift for the town.
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Rudolph Bertsch
Grangeville
Otto Bertsch
1St Second Street
Bertsch
United States
Age Pacific
Funeral for Mrs. C. W. Williams Arrives in Butte
The body of Mrs. C. W. Williams, formerly Lula Graveline of Butte, arrived yesterday with her husband. She died October 19 near Ely. The funeral is at 2 PM today at the Catholic church, with services held yesterday in Ely and burial at 10 East Second Street.
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C.W. Williams
Butte
Husbar
Walsh & Giffin
Ely
Travelog of a seasoned sea captain celebrates long career
A veteran navigator recounts 32 years in Holland America Line service, logging six hundred ninety trips as master and officer. He boasts 590 miles of North Atlantic crossings, youngest among transatlantic captains, with a calm view of dangers and blessings at sea.
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Holland-Amerien
Holight Hieken
Dam
Atta
Atlan
Ace 1
Romander Ronjer
America
Wi Mats
Kony
Sean
Friday superstition cited in Hague conference notes
A fragment discusses delegates wary of adjourning on Friday during The Hague talks, noting historic Friday events from Columbus to Yorktown. The piece suggests Friday may be lucky and downplays superstitious opposition to adjournment.
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Shakesman
Hague
New World
United States
Ameri
Hunt for his wife draws four year old boy amid pursuit
Charles W. Kittelson traveled from Butte to police headquarters chasing his wife and four year old son. He blames Pat OBrien, a tunnel man for the Milwaukee railroad at St. Regis, for alienating his wife. A telegram urged authorities to arrest OBrien if found. Kittelson vows to sue for alienation and regain his child, recounting a tale of a wife’s plans to visit relatives and a coast trip rumor.
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Charles W. Kittelson
Butte
Pat O'Brien
Ketterson Haw
Milwaukee Railroad
St. Regis
Intend
O'Brien
Kittelson
Bos
Ahere
Mr. Ritemand
Kit
St. Regi
Jaing
Minnes
Missoula
Uct
Police Chief Report Shows 311 Arrests In September
Chief Wynne submitted the September report to the mayor and city council outlining 311 arrests and 721 meals served to prisoners, with department expenses totaling 7,085 dollars and other costs itemized, reflecting activity in Reno Nevada and related city operations.
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Wynne
Every Nopy’s Magazine Sells Fast in October and November
The piece notes rapid sales of Every Nopy’s Magazine through September and October, with November edition boosted by Booth Tarkington, O Henry story Phoebe, and William Hard’s Making Steel and Killing Men. It highlights readers’ demand, advertiser value, and a price of 15 cents per copy or $1.50 yearly.
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Booth Tarkington
O. Henry
Phoebe
Wm. Hard
Press Commentary on War, Unions and Psychology Voices
A collage of editorials and quotes from Atlantic Monthly Daily Mirror Harper's Weekly Shoe and Leather Record Pall Mall Gazette Florida Times Union New York Sun on marriage delusion, education, war attitudes, labor disputes, wireless tech, fashion, Indian independence, and crime psychology. Names include Roots, Birrell, Jugantar, and various international outlets.
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Dircutt
Shoe and Leather Record
London
Ambition and humor cross the ages in a newspapers collage
A Cleveland Leader fragment parodies ambitions and humor through quips about tea tasting and a would be great man. The Washington Post and Puck contribute witty asides on marriage poetry and salaries. A Chicago News note ends with a banker’s joke about taking a rest.
Temperance Convention Opens in Chattanooga Tennessee
Tipplers of Tennessee gather for the Anti Saloon League convention with national speakers including Barker launching a drive to make Tennessee dry. Plans aim to push prohibition across the South as Georgia edges toward stricter laws and Alabama Mississippi join the effort.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Tennessee
Anti-Saloon League
Georgia
South
Alabama
Mussissippi
Commonwealths
Dixie
Barker
The
AntiSaloon League
Career closed for P N Lockhart veteran editor and explorer
P N Lockhart thirty third degree Mason civil war veteran former editor of the Massachusetts Ploughman of Oston and explorer of the northeastern mountains died at Hearth hospital of Brights disease at 77 native of Maine married Harriet P Staples in Portland Maine in 181 later of Chicago chemical maker then Spokane resident with widow and son J Lockhart. Queenstown reports steamer Carmania took W R Hearn British consul general at San Prune.
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Spokane
Lockhart
Massachusetts Ploughman
Oston
West
Bright
Maine
Pies Hi
Lew Wallace
Harriet P. Staples
Portland
Chicago
Washington
J. Lockhard
Associated Press
Queenstown
New York
W. R. Hearn
San’ Prune
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