Anaconda Standard publishing details and offices
The Anaconda Standard lists publishers and proprietors, post office entry, and subscription rates. It notes standard office locations in Anaconda and a Butte branch, with contact avenues in New York Detroit San Francisco and other cities, and directs readers to STANDARD PUBLISHING CO. Anaconda Montana.
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Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Business Orice
Battoriarro- Bell
Ewes &Taxas
Montana
New York
Park
Broadway
Detroit
Metropolitan News Co
Woodward
Oh. S. Kavanaugh
Third Street
Yoma News Co
Main
Francisco
United News
Eady Street
Angeles
Kemp's News Agency
Diego
Child's News
Western News
Lake City
Mcguire & Ludwie's
the Corner
Lowe Bros
John W. Graham Co
Feeney
Avenue
Washington Street
News Company
Debate on tariff reforms and naval policy in congress
The article discusses tariff revision demands from the public and the Democratic majority, arguing drastic legislation could harm the economy. It weighs naval disarmament, the idea of a standing army, and argues peace comes from avoiding military buildup while maintaining trade stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Butte election yields mixed socialist gains and rivals
In yesterday’s municipal vote in Butte, socialist candidates for mayor treasurer and police magistrate won, along with six of nine aldermen. Duncan fell short of a citywide majority but led Barker by about 600 votes, while socialists won both the treasurer and police magistrate posts. The result shows a partial shift toward citizens in some wards, with Republican and Democratic factions weaker overall.
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Butte
Yeterday
Yous
Duncan
Parker
Mhovlin
Booker
Police Magistrat
Barker
Standard
Helio
Mrs Le Bus Sponsors Private Race Meeting at Lexington
Mrs Le Bus, wife of Clarence W Le Bus and Burley Tobacco Company leader, hosts a private race meeting near Lexington with fresh entries from prominent owners. Official sanction granted by the Jockey Club. Gold and Silver cape prizes to top finishers. Officials include Maggin as wine atria in charge and Longworth and McCreary among stewards.
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Clarence le Bus
Lexington
Jockey Club
le Bus
Clarence W. LE Bus
Burley Tobacco Company
Bus
le Bes
Atria Maggin
Audries
Nicholas Longworth
McCreary
Turston Hallard
Thomas McDo Percy M. Chandler
Pln Madden
Geieratheng B. Coe. Geman
W. DB. Haldeman
Mars Cas
A New Use for the Bicycle Prompts Presidential Approach
An article humorously suggests using bicycles to reach President Wilson, noting widespread bike enthusiasm in 1919 style commentary. It claims many in Waah prepare and practice stunts at night, praising cyclists and urging readers to apply for offices by detailing qualifications and how to approach the President with a bicycle in hand.
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Forum
The
Atlantic
Qulckly
Page
Washington
New York Hun Age
William F. Mecomba
Wilson
Mannad
Mermemant Oeenrer
Prohibition Party
FTER
al Fr
Waah
Jhker
Democrat
Cleveland
Wilhelm Kruger
Torvoken
Xo J
Character Cameos and Parrots of Thought
A fragmentary essay critiques those who mimic clever phrases from articles. It warns that real progress comes from original thinking, not repeated words. The piece contrasts parrots with thinking individuals and notes society’s pressure to imitate rather than reflect.
The Difference Between Intellectual Fanatics and Idealists
An exploration of what constitutes a fanatic versus an idealist in political thought. It contrasts anarchist excess with measured vision, arguing that true idealists balance dream with present reality and avoid calls to dismantle society.
Canberras Laughing City Sparks Political Echoes
Fragmented excerpt reports a rumor about an Avatratian city named Canberra provoking laughter as a political scene unfolds. Mentions Uncle Joe and Aunt We Neth fan and a senator-elect J Hamilton Lewin, with scattered references to American citizenry and various newspapers in a period voice.
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Henan
Orleans Picayune
Canberra
Milwaukee
Fragmentary Short Story Fragments on Medicine and Memory
A garbled crowd scene centers on medicines spanning 33 years and the claim that dead men tell no tales. Voices quarrel over warning and family ties as a cabman recalls a cheerful ride home, while snippets hint at reminiscence and a new book.
Distant Threats and Unclear Plans in a President Contact Scene
The text describes a dubious scheme involving disguises and a staged confrontation with the President on a rural road. It outlines methods to attract attention, approach from starboard, and force a stop, followed by an abrupt maneuver and an awkward apology while attempting to convey a secret motive. The fragment appears to be an instruction or commentary rather than a finished report.
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Court of St. James
Walter H. Page
London
Held
Gotf
Mammon
Page
Lisher
Lowell
John Hay
North Carolina
Joe Dixon
Senate
Ord Evening Post
Joseph
Randorph Macon College
Virginia
Johns Hopkins University
Basil
Guldersleeve
St. Joseph
Raleigh
Secret Service
The Dangers of Thoughtless Buying
A fragmented notice warns readers about risks of impulsive purchases and misplaced trust in merchants. It urges daily caution against misleading advertisements and urges thought before buying to avoid wasting money and effort. The text is garbled but centers on consumer awareness and honesty in commerce.
Fragmented OCR Note About Reading Lesson Instructions
A broken OCR snippet references the Beckwith family and a teacher. It mentions children and caution against imitating other writers. The text is garbled and includes stray phrases about not drawing inspiration from outside sources. The fragment lacks coherent event or clear subject.
Fragmentary humor item from a 19th century paper
Jumbled lines reference a joke about Grouch and a remark from the St Louis Times, mentioning roulette abroad and a poem submission. The readable fragments hint at a light, chatty column with personal quips and quotes. No clear event, date, or full names emerge.
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St. Louis Times
Magazine
Moston
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