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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1907

Page

18

Anaconda Standard publication and distribution notes

The Anaconda Standard announces subscription and publication details including daily and Sunday rates. It lists mailing addresses, main office in Anaconda, regional offices, and newsstand distribution points across cities such as New York Chicago Denver San Francisco Los Angeles Seattle and Spokane. The notice emphasizes circulation and availability in multiple states and regions.

New York City St Hotway Thirty-eighth Street Renex Born Chicago Empire Jacknor and Dearborn Kansas City Yoma News Co Minneapolis Kavanaush's San Francisco van Ness Avenue Hotel St Denver Seventeenth Street Moonee Eait Lake B. Ar Rosenfeld & Hansanta Church Street Caden Spokane North Howard Str John W. Graham & Coe Tacomar Iin Pacine Avenus Seattle Stand International Oregon News 0 Standard Publishing Company Anaconda Mont

The They Pummel The Pavilions And Cigarettes

A long editorial discusses the destruction of a pavilion in Butte and calls for replacement by Senator Clark. It critiques cigarette laws in Indiana and Wisconsin, noting evasion by coupons and loose construction of the interstate act, then shifts to New York automobile shows highlighting exhibits, trucks, and the shift from horse to motor vehicles.

Columbia Butte Senator Clark Clark Indiana Wisconsin Supreme Court Wall Street New York

Edison house plan sparks craze and diabolo craze spreads

A Butte friend asks about an Edison house concept using a hollow metal mold for poured concrete that becomes reusable. The Standard notes the craze for diabolo toys spreading from Paris to Montana, with social buzz about events, theater, and ongoing national interests.

Standard Butte Edison Baison Astern Raison Hinon Elson Hime

Homeward American delegates from The Hague talk

New York reporters note the United States delegates return from The Hague peace conference. Observers term the gathering an international debating society while some figures leak out. About half a million dollars funded dinners, the Brazilian delegation hosted the grandest, Joe Gheata allegedly spoke 11 735 words, Dutch government costs reached 112 580, 217 dinners cost half a million, overall delegation expenses around three million.

New York United States International Debating Society Senor Barboz Joe ‘Gheate

Grand Jury to Probe Hinsdale Murder and Gamb ling Laws

Special to the Standard Great Falls Oct 28 Judge Tattan orders a grand jury impaneled in Valley county to investigate the Hinsdale murder and suspected concealment of other crimes. The Glasgow convening date is Nov 1. The panel will also probe anti gambling law violations tied to saloon proprietors with gambling tables.

Great Falls Hinsdale Tattan Valley County Glasgow

Waco pickup driver hailed for Carnegie Medal claim

A Laredo source notes a Waco cab driver who found 41,300 and spent a day seeking the owner, prompting calls he deserves a Carnegie Medal for honesty and service.

Waco

Statesmen Skating Plan Draws Washington Attention

The Washington Dispatch reports a growing movement among senators and representatives to skate to the Capitol at the start of the session. Leaders like John Sharp Williams and Beaker Cannon are practicing, with participation hinted from Culberson Lodge Tillman La Follette and Sulzer. Vice President Fairbanks questions precedent but may approve. others foresee a symbolic, if undignified, start to the new term.

Washington Theew York World Thomson Pennsylvania Avenue Folka Capitol Beaker Cannon John Sharp Williams Williams Mr. Cannon Cannon Ator Halley Bailey Senaor Culberson Culberson Senator Lodge Masachusetts Tillman Fairbanks John Adama la Foltette Umalts Sulzer Hall of Representatives

Death of a Pet St Bernard in Honolulu Pound

Mrs Nakuina accuses Supervisor Kealoha and his associates of killing her St Bernard after it was taken from the Swilel pound for a party. She seeks damages of 100 dollars or a replacement pup plus costs, arguing the dog was not kept the required period and was used for a loan. She contends the poundkeeper cannot read or write and accuses officials of misusing funds. The case prompts a police board inquiry into the dog killings for loans.

RS. Nakuina Kealoha Swilel Pound Thad Pup Taukea Aman Board of Supervisors

Readers weigh in on naval policy and rail regulation

A compilation of editorial quips and opinions from multiple papers touches on naval construction favoring battleships over cruisers, government railway regulation, prohibitory DC laws advocates, Jamestown exposition finances, Elihu Root’s legacy, pure food law costs, New York politics, James town loan repayment, and Hastings civic notes.

Do You Open Your Mouth to Food or Medicine

Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is advertised as a comprehensive remedy for menstrual disorder nervous exhaustion and feminine ailments. The ad urges readers to learn composition of foods and medicines and claims authorities endorse each ingredient. It invites readers to request a free booklet and extracts from Dr. Pierce's clinic in Buffalo New York.

Paris Montana Volo Gam Plere Pierce Lavy Nouay

Humorous Exchanges Across Papers on Love and Divorce

A collage of comic snippets from several papers shows social and romantic tension. Dialogues touch on divorce, broken relationships, love, and jealousy with quick quips. Notable lines include a nurse’s caution, a bridged confession, and light mockery of marriage norms, reflecting early 20th century humor.

Only a Little While We Live and Strive in Life

Fragmentary poem lines reflect on life's fleeting duration and daily endeavors. The speaker contemplates love, work, masks, struggles, and desires, noting a shared short span before the broader world calls. The piece emphasizes brief moments of joy, trouble, and effort before an unnamed conclusion.

Tife

Points by Paragraphers and Opinion Snippets

A collage of satirical remarks and editorial aside comments from multiple papers. References reach Carrie Nation in a stage show, Shaw on polygamy, Roosevelt, rich mores, and political moves including conventions and taxes, with varied regional quips.

Patti's Fiery Admirer Fire Incident at Italian Card Event

A Chicago audience member at an Italian event faintly sparked a near tragedy. Mme Patti swiftly swatted a burning cigar from the man's coat as smoke billowed. The admirer had tucked a lit cigar into his pocket, risking his clothes and memory of the moment.

Chicago Italy Mme Patti Mme. Pattl

The Difference From the Attention Glove

A brief quoted fragment notes how young girls speak of marriage as a future fate and how married women frame past events. The lines reflect social expectations and gender roles in the piece.

Atention Glove

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