Standard Publishing Company notice and addresses
The Anaconda Standard lists publication details, rates, and office contacts. It provides main office in Anaconda Montana with editorial rooms, branch offices in Butte and other cities, and a long network of newsstand locations in New York Chicago San Francisco Denver Salt Lake City and more.
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New York City
Hotalings
Park Row
Broadway
Chicago
Auditorium Annex
P. O. News Co
Dearborn Street
Empire
Southwerst
San Francisco
van Neas Avenue
RL Francianawastead
Los Angeles
Ame
South Oita
Denver
Saventeanth
Salt Lake City
Mann's Bank
Salte City
Rosenfeld & Hanzona
Church Street
Kind's
Easkane
North Howard Street
Spreane
John W. Graham & Co
Tacoma
Pacia
Aida
Seattle
Otena
Fentile
Internstotal Newa Co
Porllang
A! Osigen News Co
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Taft Defeat Threat and Cannon's Record Damage
Campaign notes warn Republican discontent over Cannon in several western districts. Minnesota figures Tawney and Bede as pivot points amid renomination fights that test party unity. The piece argues Cannon’s leadership harms Taft’s chances and discusses Roosevelt era clashes and public life tenure.
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Cannen
Bryan
Java
Cannon
Minnesota
Tawney
Congress
Vonmressman
Jenkins
Sharan
Mirramsin
Bede
Faye
Roosevelt Polluis
Raiiré
Alr Canon
Ituett
The Quick and Thy Head in Tammany History
The article recalls John Kelly and Grover Cleveland in Tammany Hall, detailing Kelly’s rise and a rift with Cleveland. It notes Tammany’s 1884 pursuit of presidential nomination and a push for Benjamin Butler as a free candidate on a worker’s platform.
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John Kelly
Grover Cleveland
Tammany
Josus Kelly
Ne. Cleveland
Cleveland
Kelly
Chicago
New York
Benjamin Butler
Teckel
New York Democrats Rally Behind Cleveland Amid Taft and Bryan Debate
The Rochester convention scene shows strong Cleveland enthusiasm rivaling Bryan’s appeal, while Taft supporters claim Cleveland described democracy as useless. Delegates react with lively demonstrations, signaling a tense lead up to the presidential race.
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New Yorke Sun
Dana Sim
Cleveland
Butler
Bryan
John Kelly
Tammany
Taft
Rochersley
Rochester
New York
Democratic nominating convening list hints at strong field
The Silver Bow county Democratic convention meets tomorrow with many avowed candidates for several offices. The draft suggests no nominations by acclamation and predicts a likely win for the party in county offices next year. Strong slate of contenders indicates a lively nominating process at the county convention.
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Silver Row
Ruaw Galaxy
Thig
Pasa
The QLD-TINERS Meeting Beginnings and Pioneers’ Society News
The Montana Pioneers Society held year end meetings in Lowletown with limited attendance amid new rules. Since 1894 meetings moved across Helena Virginia City Bozeman Missoula Dillon Great Falls Butte and Anaconda with expanding membership, a 1900s revival and a 1862 pioneer photo noted.
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Lowletown
Society of Montana Pioneers
Helena
Montana Agricultura
3Uneral and Mechanical Association
Buvines
Pinetern
Taft and Bryan Campaign Money Woes Across States
The Virginia contributions total about twelve hundred dollars with Bryan backers in Richmond raising more than ten thousand dollars. The New York and Montana pages report meager shows, while observers note fund-raising disparities between Taft and Bryan supporters and question the viability of the campaign finance.
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Bryan
Ty New York
Bryan deRon
Texas
Richmond
Virginia
Regal
RothIne
Montana
Butte Traders Eye New Rail Route And Territory
The piece notes plans around the Milwaukee Chicago St Paul railroad opening new territory east of Bull via the Yellowstone river, aiding Butte merchants to stay connected with growing regions. It mentions a hoped October inspection trip and the broader political chatter in New York and national figures without sensational details.
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St. Paul
Milwaukee
Bull
Patnt
Pacific
Yellowstone River
Judge finds government agent guilty of contempt
Charles Oliver Jr a special agent in May was found guilty of contempt by Superior Judge Wilam Pf Gawler for interviewing women tentatively accepted as jurors in a bribery case. Judgment to follow. Oliver is the son of Charles Oliver a principal agent employed by William J Burns's detective team in the district attorney's office.
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San Francisco
Charles Oliver, Jr
Wilam Pf. Gawler
Abraham
Ecatt
Giver
Charles Olutver
William J. Burns
Evens
Speukil
Oribery
Fuatt
Wildcat in Georgia Hotel Fright Ends with Escape
A traveler in a Georgia hotel witnessed the landlord keep a live wildcat chained in the yard. Believing the animal was prowling indoors, the guest fled at night, leaped from a window in fear, and was chased by the proprietor and townspeople before being recaptured.
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Georgia
Tha Landlard
Indira
Mutant Axe Planationa
Doish Hie Han
International Tuberculosis Congress and the fight to end the white plague
In Washington a global conference on tuberculosis is seen as a turning point toward freeing humanity from the disease. The piece traces Koch’s discovery, the battle against TB, its vast toll and economic costs, and calls for renewed effort to stamp out the illness worldwide.
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Koch
Hacellua Wien
Shoca
England
United States
Mars
Ringland
Sonmless
Zach
Batman
Frigade
Tuberculosis Crusade Expands Across States and Nations
New England leads in stamping out tuberculosis with educational campaigns and free literature. New York funded a Staten Island hospital and widespread exhibits educate the public, while many states join the effort. The Washington congress will coordinate three weeks of clinics, lectures, and demonstrations joined by seven federal departments and global participants.
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New York
Staten Island
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Herth Vale
Congress
Washington
New World
Patriotic National Society
Eeven
Ant Tuberculosis
Paris
Tuberculosis Crusade Prizes Highlight International Congress
A 1908 congress aims to advance tuberculosis treatment and prevention with prizes, including $1000 for sanatorium progress and exhibits from dispensaries and working homes. The event seeks to unite education, membership growth, and new methods, while experts present global data on timber and forest resources and import needs.
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Curabic Casas
Frederic J. Ilnes Xi
Humorous Bits from Old Papers About Airships and Quips
A collage of light humor and chatty blurbs from various papers. A mock airship sighting by The Foolkiller leads to playful exchanges about time, editors, and proposition jokes. Extracts include pranks, witty retorts, and social banter from Philadelphia and Chicago papers.
Wait in the Washington Star parody raises fierce partisan taunts
A satirical exchange in the Washington Star mocks a candidate's rhetoric and party alignment, with a sharp chorus of insults and retort aimed at exposing the perceived flaws in the rival camp. The cobbled dialogue features busy politicking and the vivid cadence of period debate, reflecting the era's partisan tensions.
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Washington Star
Coulean Painer
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