Anaconda Standard Publisher and Office Information
The Anaconda Standard lists the STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY proprietors and daily publication, with subscription rates and office contacts. It notes branch offices in Butte Missoula and a New York Chicago and other city news stands, plus addresses for mail and business correspondence in Anaconda Montana.
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Bain
Anaconda
Butte
East Broadway
Missoula
Higgins Avenue
New York
Cits
Park Row
Thirty
Broadway
Chicago
Auditorium Annex
P.O. News Co
Dewborn Street
Empire News
Saat Corner
Jackson and
Dearborn
Kansas City
Yuma News Ca
Minneapolis
Kavanaugh
Third Street
San Francisco
van Ness Avenue
AI General Business
Standard Publishing Company
Mont
Butte Race Meeting Criticized For Lengthy Schedule
The Standard argued sixty days of racing was too long for Butte, yet merchants faced business collapse and poor collections as the extended meetings drew support but strained the city’s economy. By closing night the six day run and follow up in Anaconda highlighted the finacial toll on general prosperity.
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Standard
Butte
Hutte
Anaconda
Standart
Hague weighs action as Castro defies U S demands
The Netherlands contemplates punishment for President Castro but fears war with Venezuela and its wider repercussions. Washington may allow Hague to act if it avoids annexation of Venezuelan territory, while European capitals hope the United States forces Castro to yield.
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Hague
Netherlands
Castro
Venezuela
Washington
Europe
United States
Negro minister claims long life and service to Washington
A New York state preacher, Rev. Mason Brooks, a Black minister, asserts he cared for George Washington’s horse as a child in New Jersey and alleges he is 138 years old with 120 years spent in New Jersey. The tale blends reminiscence with extraordinary age claims, cast amid doubts about feasibility.
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George Washington
New York State
Mason Brooks
Washington
Raritan
Somerset
N. J
New Jersey
Fragmentary Confession Cited By Colored Preacher Claims
Ambiguous remarks swirl around a colored preacher who allegedly boasts of prominent status and past shames. The piece notes skepticism about aging, citing slavery’s legacy and whispered claims of witness testimony to support his acts as hostler duties for national service.
Democrats Converge in Montana for State Convention
Anaconda will host the Democratic state convention with full delegations expected from all counties. The gathering aims for a strong showing in support of Bryan and the Democratic ticket, noting Montana voters favor Bryan over Parker and Roosevelt in recent years. Silver Bow County is pledged as a unified, heavy backer of the ticket.
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Anaconda
Bryan
Montana
Roosevelt
Parker
Qu Hon
Silver Bow
Democracy
Banner County
Loomis and Japan exposition postponement debate
The text discusses Japan delaying the 1912 exposition plan, with a postponement to 1917. It notes proposed investment of five million dollars, the impact on payrolls and jobs, and questions whether Francis J. Loomis, head of the U S commission, will retain his post and staff through the extended period under differing administrations.
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Japan
Francis J. Loomis
United States Commission
New York Sun
Paramount
Loomis
State Department
John Paul Jones
Paris
United States
Roosevelt
Taft
Bryan
White House
Porter Beats Wadsworth Seat Then Loses In Primary
Two years ago a large public quarrel pitted President Roosevelt against Congressman Wadworth over pure food and packing issues. Wadsworth lost re election to Peter Porter, who proved a nobody in Congress. Porter then failed to win a second term in district primaries, and Wadsworth is expected to return to Congress.
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Roosevelt
Wadworth
New York
House of Representatives
Wadsworth
Inev
Congress
Peter Porter
Porter
Jimmie
New Patent Law Mentioned On Denver Plank
A Denver plank introduces a new patent law addressing a topic rarely discussed in the U S yet poised to become significant. It asserts that an American patent holder abroad who is required to manufacture his patented article may face novel implications under the proposed framework.
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Denver
England's new patent law sparks cross country debate
The Standard notes England's law revoking foreign patents unless articles are manufactured domestically. A time limit prompts foreign manufacturers to build plants in the UK, promising over 150 million dollars in new investment and jobs. The Denver platform favors retaliation against British markets, clashing with Firestone era views, while Taft and Bryan factions weigh political risks.
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England
United Kingdom
London
Britain
Airship Cantankerous Youths and Mischief Fragments
A garbled collage from The Philadelphia Press and other papers features an airship scene, a humorous bus stop exchange, and a stream of misheard quips. It recounts a bored cabbie mugging for laughs, a would be masher tripping into a seat, and a judge remarking on a cooking misadventure. The piece ends with a string of moral vignettes about people planning better lives which fail due to unforeseen troubles.
The Main Question From The Nursonian
The fragment reflects a public concern that people rule governs society. It questions who holds power and who wins in a political system emphasizing popular sovereignty. The text hints at a debate over participation, leadership, and accountability within a democratic frame.
Price Flavor Extracts Honored By Pure Food Law Promise
Dr Price's Delicious Flavor Extracts have always been honestly labeled with no change required since the National Pure Food Law. For nearly fifty years they have enjoyed the trust of intelligent housewives across the country.
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Dr. Price
Campaigns by Frederick J Haskin The 1852 Whig collapse noted
Frederick J Haskin surveys the 1852 campaign marking the Whig party’s decline as they chose a war hero for president. Winfield Scott was defeated on a wave of factional preference while Franklin Pierce emerged as the Democrat nominee. The piece traces conventions, galleries, and early telegraph era signals shaping the era’s political realignments and birth of new parties.
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Frederick J. Haskin
Whig Party
Pi Dent
Winfield Scott
Mexico
Wiliam Henry Harrison
Ve van Buren
Anon
Lundy's Lane
Femetty Scott
Pice
Aris
Fares
Ation
Franklin Pletea
New Hampshire
New “York Herald
Ball
Pletea
Pierce
General Scott World
Houston
Franklin Pierce
Ina
Roosevelt
Pronion Movement
Witraneettes
Ured
Elizabeth, Cady Stanton
Susan B Anthony
Scott
Horace Greeley
Fanze
William H. Seward
Horface Greeley
Tree Soil
Delegates elected to state convention from Hamilton county
Special Dispatch reports Hamilton on Sept 8 naming delegates to attend the state convention. Listed are John Myers, Charles B. Peyton, EM Tucker, Charles M. Howa and many others. County central committeemen named as E Morrison, JF Logan, and numerous precinct officers across Grantsdale, Sula, Hamilton, Victor, Corvallis, Stevensville, and Florence.
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Standard
Hamilton
John Myers
Charles B. Peyton
EM. Tucker
Charles M. Howa
Henry Grover
H. K. Robinson
William Ward
Miles Romney
Charles M.crutchfield
Dean Stanley
Charles S. Miles
Fred Ensign
3. P. Hughes
John A. Smith
NP Woods
Charles A. Wagner
W. F. O'Brien
HC. Groft
Dr. Evans Qerson
JA. Warren
van D. Martin
Hamed
E Morrison
JF Logan
Darrie
Dp. Hughes
Ricard Campbell
Grantsdale
Weir
Sten
Sula
J. Southwick
H. L. Robinson
W. Hickman
Te Miles
Victor
RD. Stanley
Matt Vaughn
Corvallis
Oscar
Ande
Woodside
R. H. Marks
George Johnson
Stevensville
Grantedale
M- Middleton
J .A. Warren
Ward
JG. Steel
A. 3. White
James Higgins
Michael Powers
T. J. Patty
A.B. Hoblit
James Craddock
S. Sederwick
G. R. Reed
J. A. Smith
John Costello
United Man Interview Predicts Bryan Victory Tone
Taft era discussion features a former United Man at Newark predicting Bryan's strong chance. The interview cites Midwest Republican demoralization due to prohibition agitation. Prohibition advocates backing the arraigned ticket could significantly cut the normal Republican vote.
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United Iman
Newark
Bryan
Middle West
Prohibition
Enid Man Buys Prince Ranch Near San Antonio
Former Governor Frante and his brother D Frante of Enid Oklahoma buy the Prince ranch of 60,000 acres near San Antonio Texas for colonization purposes in a deal valued at about three quarters of a million dollars.
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Enid
Okla
Frante
D. Frante
San Antonio
Texas
Tolstoy Discusses American Authors and War Attitudes
Tolstoy judges American writers including Emerson Henry George and Ernest Crowley and asks about Jack London Howells and the press in St Petersburg. He notes the waning influence of great literature, laments Russian literary decadence, and describes his own health while continuing to write despite fainting spells at his desk.
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Henry George
Rene Crosby
Jack London
Howells
Tolstoi
Associated Press
Russia
America
St Petersburg
Estsers
Emeron
Ernest Crowley
Newserien
Tolstol
Open letter row between Bourquin and Walsh spurs guesswork
Readers ponder the meaning of Judes Bourquin and TJ Walsh exchange as the Helena Enterprise teases a light on the dispute with a hat prize. The Helena Independent hints at election talk and Elks members as notable figures in a broad political note.
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Sneriaan
Judes Bourquin
T. J. Walsh
TJ Walsh
Bourquin
Walen
Ice
Walsh
Prosperity Always from the Sanders County Signal
A brief editorial asserts prosperity existed in the United States well before the Republican Party formed, noting history supports the view that economic strength preceded the party’s creation. The piece emphasizes enduring financial growth as a national constant beyond party labels.
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Sanders County
United States
Park robbery fact not to affect travel
The Livingston Post comments that the park robbery will not disrupt travel. It asserts the missing bandit will not hurry to repeat the act and that there will be no emulators soon. It calls the park currently one of the safest places for immunity from holdups.
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Livingston Post
Labor Day Work Plans In Butte Mines And Smelter
The report notes a 2,000 man project at the Boston and Montana mines in Butte and an additional 1,000 to be employed in the local smelter. A substantial workforce already at the site signals a major upcoming Labor Day presentation tied to fall activities in 1908.
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Boston & Montana
Butte
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