Anaconda Standard publishers and distributors notice
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates and contact details for Standard Publishing Company Anaconda Mont with multiple branch offices and foreign and city newsstand locations in New York Chicago Kansas City Minneapolis San Francisco Seattle Portland Denver and other cities. It designates main office Standard Block Anaconda and provides telephone numbers and street addresses for sales and distribution inquiries.
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New York City
Hotaling
Park Row
Thirkeghin
Bruzaway
Twantyeninth
Broadway
Chitags
Auditorum Annex
Chicago
FLO, News Co
Deerhart Street
Empire News Find
Jackson
Dearborn
Kansas City
Yoma
Mingeapglls
Kavanaugh's
Mdalieer
San Franciscn
van Ness Avent
San Fransisco
Hotel St Irranda News
Tos Angeles
Amos
South Olive
Penver
Feventeenth
Meon's
SA Lake Clix
Rosentein & Hantons
oCharet Etreel
Hind’s
Spokane
North Hanverd
Political maneuvers near 1869 convention unfold
Amid looming presidential race details, leaders like Hughes and Seward vie for influence as delegates prepare for the national convention. References to Lincoln era precedents and Secretary Taft's sway shape the contested path to a majority, with factions wary of wavering support and strategic trades for votes.
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Chicago
Hughes
Ace Brtter
Oran
Llerd
Williany 13
Keward
Seward
Penney
Lincoln
Taft Tx Wie
Surmiel
Valin Af
Shies Ho Tagke
Navy inquiry sparks debate on armor upgrades and methods
Disjointed excerpts discuss a naval armor controversy, naming a committee member, allegations against a figure associated with the inquiry, and varied opinions from Revterdahl and others on methods and effectiveness. The text references ship protection debates and a late 19th or early 20th century scholarly dispute.
DOW THE PROT The Frontiers of Transcontinental Travel
The fragmented OCR describes early transcontinental travel from New York to Paris via automobils and seas, noting rough conditions and ongoing journeys across continents. It mentions obstacles and a long sea and land stretch before progression toward political or regional goals. May reflect exploratory travel writing with speculative future routes and challenges.
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New York
Paris
Sierras
Vhedlvaniol
Prisoners in Gallatin jail spark reform violence threat
A fragmented STATE PRESS letter argues prisoners in Gallatin county jail should be housed elsewhere to avoid unsafe conditions. It claims assaults on sheriff and deputies are likely if the jail remains, cites foul air and stench, and condemns confinement of inmates awaiting trial as cruel. The writer threatens widespread protests and possible damage if conditions persist.
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Gallatin
Thare
Rome
Smelter Takeover Promises Mining Growth in Sanders County
From the Sanders County Ledger: Montana Mining Association will take over the smelter at Porderay, boosting mining development. With a single smelter, several miles of disruption could ease, and the new owner aims to stabilize operations. The plant’s future hinges on securing adequate facilities and transportation to support ongoing operations and shipping to Helena.
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Sanders County Ledger
Ab Porderay
Montana Mining Association
S& Miles
Metriel
Saiter Ig
Ken Ayer
Poadetaa
Tkgr
Helena
Tuer
Weather talk and farm hopes in a harsh winter
The piece discusses a severe winter impact on stock, wages, and farming. It notes little winter weather, a heavy snow depth, and expectations for farmers to begin spring work. It mentions new sellers and optimism in towns like Miding and Goantry amid mild winters elsewhere.
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Miding
Goantry
James Sanders Named to Blackfeet Reservation Post
James Sanders, a prominent engineer and fourth district representative from Cascade county, was last week appointed to a tribal position at the Blackfeet Indian reservation by President Roosevelt on the recommendation of top officials. Neighbors recall his long service and voice cautious about the fit, hoping a local man might have held the seat.
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Conrad Observer
James Sanders
Great Falls
Gascade County
Blackfeet Indian Reservation
Amatars Garter
Dison
Jimmy
Yhaece
Montana National Bans Report Sparks Protests
Billings Gazette notes Montana banks guard funds per federal rules and face national scrutiny. Comptroller’s report shows total deposits and legal reserves with figures indicating overall bank stability and compliance.
Statistical reserves and cash on hand by states
The article notes the actual reserve of band funds at 6,015,054, nearly double the reserve cited by it. It compares cash on hand by state, stating Montana at 36.64 percent, with Colorado and Kansas also listed among states. It references averages for barge prices and other unidentified figures across several states and regions.
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Montana
Colorado
Kansas
Oregon
United Siclys
Governor Toole’s realignation takes effect Wednesday
Governor Toole is celebrated by Edwin Nereis. Montana advisory group backs Maytle with ten-year terms, excluding de Btekarde and Robert B Smith. He has long guided the territory and retires with broad Commonwealth support.
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Geavernor Toole
Eadwin Nereis
Maytana
de Btekarde
Robert B
Ohne Mizens
Explorers to Lecture on Northwest Passage Discovery
Captain Rua Ameandeon leads a lecture on the Northwest Passage era with ex explorer Lagid Angutsen detailing the Norse routes, the Amundsen voyage, and the 42 foot whaling vessel used for an Arctic expedition. The talk covers crew, provisions, and the challenges of navigating the Arctic coast.
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Northwest Passage
Amundsen
Theiechel Island
Alwkka
Pneumonia Causes Death of Former Butte Miner Michael Murphy
Michael Murphy longtime Butte miner died Saturday from pneumonia after a recent illness. He had traveled to Pillon for care and contracted the disease, despite efforts to save him. The body was moved to his sister’s home in Virginia. he leaves two sisters Mrs. Foley and Mrs. Warghy, a brother Jenny, and a mother in Ireland.
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Michael Murphy
Butte
Aled al Dil Jon
Marehy
Pillon Duving
Meshutfee
Alek
Murphy
Virginia
Leef
Pat O'Neil
Mies Mary Warghy
Jenny
Ireland
Micheel Murphy
Trelonst
Montana College Band to Give Concert in Butte
A Montana college band of students from Lowen will perform a free concert tomorrow evening at the Auditorium in Butte. The ensemble is described as one of the best in the West and will be conducted by President James Mamilion with the music department providing support for attendees.
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Alek
Revterdahl
Aqsural Evans
Navy
Erltich
James B. Connolly
Montana
Butte
Jim Montana
Aetleutmval College
Lowen
Saunden ix
James Mamilion
Fragmented Early 20th Century Social Notice
A garbled OCR note lists numerous names including Mr and Mrs, George, and several children and relatives in a social gathering or family notice. The text mentions Maye Kanyes and others, with multiple misreadings making exact details unclear.
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Surerite
Fyila
Maye Kanyes
Mra
Mee Brotenahie
Do Wnetwell
George
Wad Mis
Grange
Matin
Expanded Homestead Bill Aims to Relax Land Entry Rules
The bill introduced by Mondell of Wyoming seeks larger homestead areas across multiple western states and territories, raising the entry to 320 acres for nonirrigable public lands while imposing five years of residence and proof of cultivation. It would shift to a cultivated, rather than grazing, approach and responses from critics warn of reduced access for smallholders.
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Rolorndo
California
Idaho
Montana
Mevada
Wyczon
Teh
Washington
Wyoming
Arizona
New Mexico
Maida
Houses
Congress
Great Plains
Mountains
Pacific Slope
Wis
Eran
Caraliyi
Fot
Widt
Westhern
Nebraska
Romialang
Eam
Kansas
Dakotas
Pacific Coast
Wig Homestead
Eastern
Middle States
Howland
Ohio
Matt Wilson
Fragmentary notes mix satire and gossip in old column
A jumble of remarks spans stockholder gains, tobacco in Kentucky, cabbage in Connecticut, China awakening, and a caricature of Alexis Ward of Hayti. It cites cabinet portraits in Washington and a bribery rumor about Secretary Rout, ending with a storm of confused literary talk and a local bookseller’s stock doubt.
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Sogay Best
Kentucky
Connecticut
China
Alexis Ward
Black Republic
Hayti
France
Ohne
Washington
Mesa
Finas
Arizona Al Sets Boundaries by the Sunset Comment
A terse exchange unfolds between a stubborn tenderfoot and Arizona Al as a stranger accuses him of something. The gruff reply centers on the moment by the setting sun, with a cryptic line about ownership and distance.
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Tenderfoot
Arizona
North South clash seen in light dialogue
In the exchange a cheerful aeronaut asks about Oshkosh while a companion swears and a young woman laments another North South clash. A cabinet member is asked if rescue of the South is possible, replying that most has gone dry.
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Miss Penper
Oshkosh
Agrieil 1
Chicago Tribune
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Cabinet
South
Chicago Records Herald
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