Subscription rates and newspaper stand locations listed
The Anaconda Standard advertises subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, with a lengthy list of city branch offices and newsstand locations in multiple states. It includes pricing details for annual plans and directs general correspondence to the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda, Montana. The notice enumerates stands in Butte, Missoula, Salt Lake City, Seattle, Portland, San Francisco, Chicago, and other cities.
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Fenner
Seventeenth
Salt
Uake City
Moon's
Salt Lake City
Rosenfeld & Haneon's
Church Street
Ogden
Minch's
Spokane
Howard Street
John W. Graham & Co
Thoma
Pacifc Avenue
Seattle
Seattle News Biand
International Newa Co
Portland
Oregon News Ave
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Mont
St Charles Pioneer Butte Newsman Passes After Long Illness
Bradford ex St Charles of Butte Standard dies after a long illness. He began on the Butte paper in 1874 and served five years with the Standard in recent times. A dedicated mining reporter, he was known for accuracy, loyalty, and quiet integrity, leaving a wide circle of respected colleagues and a grieving widow.
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Bradford
St Charles
Butte
Butte Pobere
Standard
Thor
Bulle
SS. Charles
St. Charles
Ife
Bulte
Star of
We Standard
Controversy Over Governor Taylor's Return to Kentucky
The article alleges political motives behind calls for Governor Taylor to return to Kentucky, linking the issue to the William Goebel assassination and disputed governors. It notes Goebel’s death, Taylor’s installation, and promises of immunity to Calep Powers to induce Taylor’s appearance.
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Kentucky
Taylor
Goce
Indiana
Calep Powers Hae
York
Goebel
Taytor
Marcus Daly Statue Unveiling Reflections on a Montan a Leader
A crowd gathers for the Marcus Daly statue unveiling in Butte Montana. The piece recalls Daly as an intrepid, exacting leader who built Montana’s industrial base, balanced by moments of imperious temper and steadfast problem solving. The memorial aims to honor his life and enduring contributions to the state's development.
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Daly
Samirahig Ag Ul
Mary
Baltehegen
Echtael
Brisa
Shey
Taiy
Marcus Daly
Montana
Butle
Tle
Porthoar
Marius Daly
Swentucky Authorities News Fragment Incomplete Statement
A damaged OCR fragment shows a message to Kentucky authorities by an unnamed author about guarantees and an impartial trial. The text mentions a guarantor and credibility, with references to returning to Kentucky for a fair hearing. Names, dates, and full context are missing.
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Mr. Freank- Im
Kentucky
Spearans Hearts and the Next Congress Outlook
An early editorial on Spearing Camu and the looming new congress forecasts a heavily Republican House after December. It notes Roosevelt’s influence on desirable legislation and questions Speaker Cannon’s ability to curb proposed reforms and manage the next session amid party dynamics.
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Thousand Islands
Speatey
Répurbican Party
Lareer
Roosevelt
Wales
House of Representatives
Spraker
Butler
Fragmentary congressional debate on pensions and hearing
The fragment shows a speaker urging proceedings in the house with a sharp remark about Mr Cannon deciding hearings and pension quality, indicating tense control of next steps in the legislative process.
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Speaker
Cannon
Scarcity of Teachers in Gallatin County Reported
Special correspondence from Bozeman notes a teacher examination underway with about 30 students taking the eighth grade exam. County Superintendent Misa Dickson reports a shortage of teachers in Gallatin valley and mentions some difficulty securing instructors for fall and winter. She expects additional teachers from other states to help meet demand.
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Bozeman
Misa Dickson
Gunerintendant
Schoola
Bill Dickson
Galleiln
Mable Soar
Pastor Quickenden Returns Home to Take Omaha Post
Special Correspondent reports Rev Henry Quickenden, longtime pastor of the First Presbyterian church in Lewistown, returns from a long travel and will depart in about two weeks to accept the Duntee church at Omaha. Other applicants hailed from Poland Oregon Baker City Oregon and Briler Maine.
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Blanchard
Lewistown
Henry Quickenden
First Presbyterian Church
Smelter Closure in Mackay Hurls 126 Workers Out
The Tripica Copper company smelter at Mackay closed suddenly, leaving 126 men unemployed. The shutdown, ordered from the directors via Central Manager Frank M. Leland, came unexpectedly, with cause listed as age factors.
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Inter-Mountain Republican
Pocatello
Tripica Copper Company Ameller
Mackuy
Hna
Gentral
Frank M. Leland
Cause Age
Smelting Plant Shutdown Affects Mackay Mines
Slened reports high operating costs. The company plans to shut down the smelling plant to save money, impacting the White Kaoma mines at Mackay. All facilities are running at full output, employing 28 men.
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Utah
Mackay
Good Farmers Are Needed Good Salaries Are Paid
Special correspondence from Bozeman reports Freng, a recent graduate of the Wisconsin agricultural college, has accepted a foreman position on a large Montana ranch at $1400 a year. Professor Clark notes strong demand for agriculture and animal husbandry experts, with opportunities for rapid advancement after basic training. The Montana college highlights short and long courses, one year or four years to complete. The piece also recounts the Anaconda prize-winning display at the Mig Darage parade, with spectators favoring Billings’ display, and a note on Andrew Grindy of Whitefish who, despite losing both legs, travels for a few months and awaits a long life with artificial limbs.
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Bozeman
Freng
Agricultural College Experiment Station
Selivo of Agriculaure
Wisconsin
Montana
Clark
Wheel
Young Tan
Montana College of Agriculture
Java
Prom
Rillmes
Iks
Willy
Billings
Frances Tachudy
Kana
Iedin
Elattar
Yillings Elke
Etrele
Brom
Kalispell
Grinds
Way of the Transgressor Fatal Shooting Reported in Salt Lake City
A violent incident on Commercial street ends with a man shot and killed by two assailants W and Brady who then killed themselves. The pair recently moved from Ely Nevada where they had lived together. a woman involved refused to return with Brady and the tragedy followed.
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Associated Pres
Salt Lake City
Aug
Georgia
Buron
W. & Brady
Commercial Street
Brady
Ely
Nev
kMiling
Work Ahead in Fraud Cases in Northwest, DA Says
United States district attorney notes months of work ahead in fraud investigations across the Northwest. Authority cites ongoing cases and enforcement focus as priorities for federal prosecutors.
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Associated
No Agreement Yet In Wage Conferen ce
Special correspondence from Helena Australia reports no agreement yet between mining operators and unions after a wage scale conference. The meeting adjourned and is set to reconvene Tuesday morning for further talks.
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Stanford
Helena
Aus
Mutineers Attended Trial in Stockholm Court
Stockholm reports the high court of justice sentenced 40 mutineers to four years, two to three years for involvement with the uprising. Several others received three years, as the case outlined around the August proceedings.
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Tres
Stockholm
High Court of Justice
Indiscriminate Shooting Shocks City Witnesses
A chaotic shooting on a city street left a detective and a soldier dead. Police report a passenger vehicle and bystanders wounded as a Tass M8 patrol unit responded and halted the attacker. The Third Commercial Bank offers four percent interest on home deposits.
Chanler His Choice For The Presidency Ambitions Dividing Tammany
In New York Charles F. Murphy backs Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler for president, a plan tied to Tammany influence and Hearst allies. Murphy seeks to strengthen his control for next mayoral and gubernatorial contests, aiming to unite factions by backing Chanler while weighing conservative versus radical strategies and anticipating Democratic national convention moves.
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New York Press
Charles F. Murphy
Rantidale
United States
Lewis Stuyvesant Chanter
Havins
Athera
William R. Hearst
Betord Charlis Hughes
Tammany
Itu Jeadera
New York
Roosevelt
Patt
Murphy
Ian
Chanter
Dutchess County
David B. Hill
Pat” McCarren
Parker
Grover Cleveland
Ventacrats
Cleveland
Murphy NASA Net
Rught Naynox
Chanler
Hist
McCateen
Thomas M. Osborne
Avila
Mim
McCicHan
Miis
Hearst
Hearst Democrats
Tammane Judiciary
Independent League Laat
Litfale
Mit
ChaMer
Jess
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East Broadway
Minoula
Higgins Avenue
Morton
Mackac
Gis
Brunswick
Fifth Avenue
Chicago
Washington
Rotalins'y
Briatne
Hih
Nhare
Auditorium Annes
Jionnay
Minirys
Nerald
Spearen
County OF Gallatin
Omaha
Work Ahtad
Mutixeens
Tote Mur
Yestoriny
Lettoriat
Ang G Solgler
The
Thire Commercial Bank
Hme Depos
America
Vane
Ehtek
Veneen Woml
Wor
Perlpa
Goven
Aligyny
Tammaty
William J. Arran
Willian Te. Tharst
Regay
Wiarst
Murph
Gilda Marmhy
Bryan
Haavet
Ek Ain
Cartaly
McCarren
County Excentivs Connalites
Brooklyn
McCarren Democrats
Low & Coniitten
Dana-Delany Factian
Bille Way
Bulte Commercial Bank
Hamilton Street
BANKS
State Savings Bank
Capital
Sapital Uae Orlicens
Tt Ae
Chagin
Atr Bowe
WG Lyack
Sealstant Gushlor
Largey
C. Tl
Keonant
Ceavite
R13
Nuvlails
Jobe If
Curtis
F A. Ralze
Ed Hickey
Chaspin
Teangucta Ogetetil
Banca
of. White
Samuel A. Hall
Walter 5. Tallant
Onsney
Mennett, Agel
Butte Commercial Bank General Banking Basin
Ess
B. F. White
Sumuel A
Walter S. Tallant
Phil C. Goodwin A. & Christe
Daho N. Kirk
Daly Bank and Trustcoow Buttr
John
Lalor
Trin
Ryan
Campbell
John G. Morgny
Booth
A i
T,o
John G. Morony
Tohy C Lalois Sera
CC. Ewinborne
HA. Kunkel
Silver Bow National Bank
Butte, Mont
John Biacginniss
C. R. Leonard
Hobert TP
Leonara
J. W. Kemper
John Afaneninais
Robert T
Smith
First National Bank
Andrew J. Davis
James A. Talbott
E. T. Wairick
Casnier
Ds Button
Hall Bros
Mobey
Bette Land
Inv. Co
West
Granite Street
Bankers Capital Stock
V. Kamp
Secty Aid Trona
Holland
Dancing
Byrne
Tanhager
Pavillon
North Main Street
Jeweler
Phoenix Elk
Symons
Gregson Hot Springs
Gregson Springs
Butte Fe
Anaconda Déo
M. P. Lavelle & CO
Home Baking Co
Cherges Maderatr
the Fair Drag and Assay Supply Co
S. Robert Fair Butte, Mont
St. Mary’s Academy
Deer Large
We Bisters
Charity
Leavenworth
Into Academy
Parenis
Ark
Ownley Diack
Baite
Katle Bualesa College
Raventern
Wolton
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