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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1908

Page

18

Anaconda Standard Subscription Rates and Offices

The Anaconda Standard lists daily and Sunday subscription rates with yearly prepaid options and notes offices in Anaconda and branch presence in Butte. It provides contact numbers for the main office, editorial rooms, and branch offices on East Broadway.

Sunday Standard Standard Block Anaconda Butte East Broadway Higgins Avenue

Standard advertised here and there in many cities

W J Morton lists the Standard availability at news stands across New York Chicago Kansas City Minneapolis San Francisco Los Angeles Denver Salt Lake Ogden Spokane Tacoma Seattle and Portland with offices in New York and Chicago and all correspondence addressed to Anaconda Montana.

New York City Hotalings Park Row Broadway Chicago Auditorium Annex P. O. News Co Dearborn Street Empire Jackson and Dearborn Kansas City Yuma News Co Ninth Minneapolis Kavanaugh's San Francisco van Nessa Avenue Los Angeles South Olive Denver Seventeenth Street Salt Lake City Moon's Rosenfeld & Hanson's Church Street Ogden Rind's Spokane North Howard Street Jonn W. Graham & Co Tacoma Pacific Avenue Seattle Fintel International News Co Portland Oregon News Co Eixth Street

Maine embraces initiative and referendum in bold two to one vote

The Maine electorate approved a constitutional amendment creating initiative and referendum. Enactments require a ninety day wait and potential public submission if petition thresholds are met. The plan, once scorned, gains cross party support and signals a broader regional trend toward direct lawmaking.

Maine New England Switzerland Portland Atlantic Pacific Oregon Brooklyn Bryan Denver West

Stevenson Says Business Loss Not Expected From Election

Adlai Stevenson, the Democrat candidate for Illinois governor, argued that intelligent men do not believe the presidential result will seriously impair legitimate business. He noted that testimony suggests the country’s commercial interests are less affected by election excitement this year.

Adlai Stevenson Democracy Illinois

East business dull as recovery lags after panic year

The passage argues that slow recovery from last year's panic keeps business muted in the East. It says campaign chatter over a financial crash hinges less on policy and more on partisan mood, with Roosevelts era scandals affecting Republicans and speculation growing thatBryan's election could be seen as necessary to save the nation's credit and integrity by October.

East Bryan Hughes Roosevelt

Questionable Cleveland Article Draws Skepticism

The New York Times cites a disputed Cleveland article said to be forged in a 19th century dispute. Executors Frank Hastings denies involvement and claims the manuscript left Cleveland before his death. The piece failed to create the expected stir and is largely dismissed as untrustworthy.

Cleveland New York Times Frederick S. Wistings Bryan

Roosevelt Hails Taft Over Foraker Rift

A long Roosevelt letter urges Taft’s noble stand against Ohio compact ties to Foraker. The piece notes past refusals and praises Taft for shunning deals, while recounting recent reconciliation events with Foraker and Taft on the same platform amid warm tokens.

Hearst Foraker Roosevelt Taft Ohio Senator Foraker Tafts

Airship Liability Question Raised by Ancient Balloon Case

The article discusses possible liability for airship damage upon landing, referencing a 1822 New York balloon case where John Guille's descent caused property harm and a crowd aided in rescue. It notes courts may later decide on aeronaut liability as air travel develops. It weaves in contemporary politics and humor about Taft and Roosevelt.

Chicago Journal New York John Guille Swan Guille Supreme Court

Paul Fust Re-elected Commander of Northwest Division

Special Dispatch to the Standard reports in Helena on September 29 that Paul Fust of Philipsburg was re-elected commander of the Northwest division Confederate Veterans at the annual reunion. A reception was given to visiting veterans that evening.

Standard Helena Paul Fust Philipsburg Northwest Division

Building a New Urban Era under Civic Committees

A 1908 synthesis outlines national civic reform, noting the League of American Municipalities gathering in Omaha and forthcoming meetings in Atlantic City and Pittsburgh. It highlights Galveston and Des Moines as leading commission plans, expands to New England, Chicago, St Louis, New York and Los Angeles projects, and covers water works, street paving, waste handling, lighting, municipal accounting, and the push toward beautification and efficiency in American cities.

League of American Municipalities Omaha American Society of Municipal Improvement Atlantic City American Civic Association National Municipal League Pittsburghs England Galveston Tex Des Moines Iowa Washington Dallas Fort Worth Houston el Paso Austin Kansas City Leavenworth Kansas New England Chelsea Mays Newport R. T Major L'Enfant National Capital Buffalo Detroit Chicago San Francisco Providence Harrisburg Philadelphia Hartford St. Louis Sprinfield Cleveland Ohio Lake Front New York Los Angeles Hudson River Manhattan Island Catskill Mountains Rhode Island Hudson Assouan Rome Owens River Boston California Toronto Canada Baltimore New Orleans Denver Bureau of Municipal Research Louisville Census Office Henry George Hyattsville Rennie J. Masin

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Standard Publishing Company, Publishers and Proprietors W. J. Morton Brunswick Building Firth Avenue Washington Street Standard Publishing Company Anaconda, Mont Pittsburg Mr. Bryan Montana Mr. Taft President Roosevelt Sir Anthony Aguecheek Donlan Norris Galen Goring Hages DiLic Dr. Price Good Marth Star Shoe Minagepells By Frederic J. Haskin Economy of Charter Oak Oak Universal Furniture and Carpet. Co Smith, Wellesley Julia P. Bailey Wash Cannon Hill Frederick M. DE Forest St. Paul's School Concord N. H Montana Drag Co West Park the West’s Finest Drug Store Quartette OF Broadway Theater Madame Rappold Madame Jacoby Signor Riccardo Martin Sinor Campanari Arthur Rosenstein
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