Standard Publishing Company advertises nationwide newsstands
The Anaconda Standard lists the STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY Anaconda Montana as publisher and operator of daily and Sunday editions. It details station locations in major cities from New York to Seattle and calls for general business inquiries to the Anaconda address.
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Denver
Loventrontit
Salt Lake City
Moon
Rosenveld & Inneson's
Ogden
Spokane
Syeet
Johny
Ctridling &Ie
Tacoma
Seattle
Statute News
Internationa News Co
Portland
Orrmon News Co
An unidentified pest menace reported in Roseman crops
The Standard prints a text from agricultural officials detailing a new pest in the Gallatin valley. Affects winter-wheat and grain crops with cutworm-like damage. Authorities are unsure if it is a transient visitor or a lasting threat to crops and future control remains unsettled.
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Roseman
Gallatin
The Case of Tramann in the Hermann Scandal
The article outlines charges against Hermann over alleged destruction of public records tied to a land office inquiry. It notes his long career, including four terms in Congress, and that federal prosecutors seek proof about private correspondence and related fraud counts. If convicted, imprisonment and further indictments could follow.
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Antal
Hinger Hermann
Arun
Han
Deis
Femense
Hernan
Congress
Tuat Apha
Anann
Tsarmanis
Nize
Hermann Facoke
Dizal
Gregen
Fighting For Peace and the Meeting Man at Pace Congress
The piece reflects on Mr. Stead and his pacifist views urging action over mere sentiment. It argues peace requires fighting men and contrasts idealism with practical steps toward a world where swords are sheathed and force is replaced by constructive effort.
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William I
Charles Prederick Aked
Fifie Avénue
New York
Toma
Mr. Stead
Pace
Aked Son's Peace View Sparks Debate Across Parties
Fragmented excerpts from a New York publication show Dr. Aked’s son arguing for pacifist methods, praising restraint and warning against militarism. The piece contrasts supporters of hard enforcement with those favoring cautious diplomacy, noting Roosevelt’s stance and the need for courage to pursue peace despite opposition.
Northwest Baseball league opens amid strong Seattle turnout
The Northwest Baseball league opened with a strong Seattle crowd of about five thousand, Spokane attendance breaking city records. The event showcased early season planning, travel scheduling, and home away balance as clubs aim to equalize games across venues and weather variability.
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Northwest Baseball League
Seattle
Spokane
Montana
Rachelon
Montini
Quves
Tov Bultech
Turelon Suimen
Isugtete
Ruiey Awey Irony
Seulle
Tacoma
Vancouver
Beattie
Bulle
Spoknoe
Taco
Aberdeen
Gines
Hutta
Axeln
Futie
Harler
Tutte
Graves proposes Roosevelt for president in 1904
The article reports John Temple Graves as an Atlanta editor and journalist advocating Roosevelt as a Republican nominee while discussing Bryan and Roosevelt dynamics. It notes speeches in New England and New York and mentions Regan delivering a two hour speech in Brooklyn with further banquet speculation on party nominations.
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Roosevelt
Graves
Bryan
Megan
John Temple Graves
Atlanta
Henry Wy
Ruan
New England
New York
Sertea
Regan
Brooklyn
Fragmented 16th century rhetoric echoes in massachusetts politics
Fragmentary OCR notes reference 1599 CYCHY-OT- KOU speech and 1558 movers who reshaped debates. Mentions Massachusettes figures like Henry Whitney and Roosevelt era campaign dynamics, with imagined outcomes for a November election and party power shifts amid historical confusion.
Newspapers Reflect Colonial Conference Fallout and Disappointment
The Morning Post reports mixed reactions as colonial factions assess the conference outcomes. Editorials blame leaders like Alfred Yeakin and criticise Sir Wilfrid Laurier and General Botha for failures while lamenting a shift toward stronger imperial control and delayed reform for the colonies.
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Sactas
Imorialists
Fullars
Imnetunk
Wiuness
Whate Eampire
Cnlyaiatotis
Bain Dle
Morning Post
Paner
Alfred Yeakin
Australien
Teadlershire
Wilfrid Crurer
Canada
General Botha
Rangvaal
Failare
Vespy Stolen Tons in New York Company Bonds Theft
A case from New York alleges the Vrust Continuity at Amurlen faced a bond theft. An executive named Showe, treasurer Meyecauhl, and a court admission show bonds were taken without attempted repayment. The motive remains unclear as the accused claims ignorance of the theft.
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New York
Dengia
Lon Merk
Vrust
Amurlen
Lakin
Seatenay
Gakleigh Shovne
Yuoteis Dent
Honda
Mir
Thorne
Courtis
Jin
Diamonds stolen from Solus Jewelers on Main Street
Diamonds valued at 12 000 to 150 in cash were secured by havings when a safe was pried open at Solus Jewelers 86 Main Street. The rear door panels were broken with a wedge hammer and the store looted of rings and wares. the theft occurred last night in Lake City.
Snow Strikes Pug South Texas Amid Record Drift
In Pug South Texas April snowfall blankets area as a light but persistent storm drops unusual snow. Temperature plunges to frigid lows while property damage estimates run from fifty thousand to four hundred thousand dollars. Local rail service suspends due to heavy drift near Suntea Hospital.
Resolutions Address Roosevelt References Misstated
A fragmented report notes resolutions passed by a group today expressing views on President Roosevelt. The document includes a letter to a New York official with uncomplimentary remarks about Charles Mager and William Haxwood, tied to the murder case of ex-Gov Orie Steunenberg.
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Roosevelt
L (Etter
Ropp Fentadive Sherman
New York
Charles
Mager
William Haxwood
Orie Steunenberg
Protester Attacks Church Property Sale in Havana
Jose AlRuch Goines, an alleged liberator, protests the government purchase of church property for 33,000. He questions the church fines and cites excessive pricing, urging the government to save water in Cribis Tulare and to reconsider the deal.
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Havana
Jose AlRuch Goines
Chrch
Hla Rearan
Walter
Cribis Tulare
Construction contract awarded for Mexican Central line work
The Ayrt company Kastan received a contract from Filip Atlante Construction to manage the Tamnico short mile of the Mexican Central. The planned route will reduce distance by rail between Mloxien ety and Templates frame to 200 miles.
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Guadalajara
Ayrt
F'ilip Atlante Construction Company
Kastan
Tamnico
Mloxien Ety
Prayers Amid Drought As Island Faces Crisis
Prayer services were held across the island on April 2 to seek relief for widespread pain and hardship. In six months Wopai has fallen, cattle are dying, and forests face devastating trea, signaling severe drought and environmental strain.
Snowstorm Impacts Colorado Wheat and Fruit
A April snowstorm blanketed Colorado and neighboring states, halting rail traffic briefly and causing millions in potential fruit crop damage. Temperatures fell to 29 degrees at Grand Junction, with moisture limited mainly to eastern slopes. Weather officials warned the storm’s severity varied by region, but no long delays were reported on major routes.
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Dover
Belver
Pueblo
Colorado
Grand Tanellon
Bats
Wyoming
Snow Dakota
Araska
Texas
New Mexico
Lanier
Wyo
Rapid City
Horth
Santa He
M.A
Roswell
N. M
Colorado State
Northern rail lines report winter storms easing across West
April 2 report from General Superintendent Het and Trade Superintendent Watrour notes no new snow disruptions on Northern Pacific and Great Northern lines. Recent heavy winter snows in North Dakota and Montana are said to be of great benefit to the region.
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Avith
Oliclusian
Hyatt
Talwd Bates Weather Bureau
Eost
Rocky Mountains
Bangroft
Riman
Oregon
Union Pacific
Southern Pacifc
Sperintendent van
Salt Lake
Dunkin
Rio Grande
Ulan
Coloraro
Paul
Northern
Pacite
Ancity Mountaints
Het
Northrn Preife Railway
Rehenary
Livingston, Mont
Watrour
North Dakota
Montana
Weather and fruit crop damage debated in March thaw
Reports from Nebraska and surrounding regions vary on March weather impact. Some say fruit injuries are limited and grain crops benefit from snowmelt, while others note significant early fruit losses and damaged orchards. Forecasters caution that warm spells were followed by a cooler April, complicating final crop outcomes.
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Beer Minier of Information Sg
Tas Bern
InAuy
Alang
Mattis
Druriington
Nebraska
Northwestern Railway
Redington
Mamuror Bidwell
A. L. Welsh
Solomon
Feadinge
Special Rate Discussion In Helena for Resort Adverts
A delegation from Great Northern including Brandh VMetenig Apel 2L A Ja Crate and A M Cleland met with manager Bercy A. Saley of the Breastwater hotel in Helena to discuss special rates for the Dreadwater resort. They planned to advertise the resort and make travel arrangements, with departure expected for St Paul the following day.
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A. Ja Crate
Pase Songer
WW. Broughton
Bercy A. Aleyey
St. Baul Té-Mor
Austrian Musicians Visit United States for Tour
Vienna group of 24 members of the Vienna Harmonic Orchestra left for New York aboard the German steamship Oceana. They were farewelled by enthusiastic crowds with city officials present. Concerts are planned in New York Philadelphia Boston and elsewhere.
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Viennt
Agri
Viens Mammergerang Gortin
Cruduciays
Kremeer
Heatherger
Ganon
Oceana
Deapeechee
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Horse sales to supply U S forces in 18th century listing
Cavalry and artillery horse auctions sought by Quartermaster General Humphrey. Bids requested for 125 cavalry mounts, 440 draft and riding horses, and 525 more for service in the United States and abroad. Auctions to proceed across horse markets nationwide starting May.
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Wishtigian
Humphrey Jasked
United States
Porto Tigo
Te Vilupploes
Mysterious Figure Tied to Murphys-Tort Border Area
Fragmentary notes place a figure named Metez Densor near Murphys-Tort on the Minstestial river bank. The text mentions Tahar union circles, a Telos hotel, and a deranged phrase about a “country” and a fluctuating influence, with unclear references to a federation and zone.
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Qeorien Federation
Murphys- Tort
Minstestial
Telos Ihe
Dunkirk Ship Event Report From April Voyage
A fragmented report notes a voyage to Dunkirk with passengers Malan and others arriving today. It mentions fearsome acts by Minederes and Beote in America, terrorizing the capital and forces, with Vinvenay tied to a ten-sentence context.
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Dunkirk
Feanee
Tatbil Cite
Afteva
Beote
America
Apo Mts
Sian
Vinvenay
Command of California Department to Move to San Francisco
A notice states he will leave on present leave and proceed to San Francisco to assume command of the Department of California. The move signals a shift in leadership and a transition of duties within the department.
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San Francisco
Department of California
Rickard Offers Purse for Gans and Nelson Fight
Ky Nov 2 Tex Aleka quotes Rickard offering a 140000 purse for a Gans versus Nelson bout. He says Ely people have subscribed 10000 as a guarantee of good faith and plans to post 200000 with a national bank for a fight to be staged on July 4 or September 2, pending official dates.
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Tex Aleka
Anree
Uelw
Nelson
Phirow
Lerhor
Rickard Tad Thly
Sax “Phe
Ely
Gans
Nelgo
Nev
Sither Oy
Lave
National Bank of Ly
Two Men Killed In A Triple Wreck In Alabama
A southern railway wreck near Birmingham, Alabama, killed two and injured several on April 11. Victims include engineer Tom Bearley and fireman Jines Waller, with others such as H. N. L and Thomas Powell injured. The incident involved a coal train collision leading to hospital treatment.
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Birmingum
Ala
Aeaa Coal
Able Wweevk
Woon
Hich
Freswuingham
Art Tedd
Cal
Harrie
Ileman
Tom Bearley
Urikeman
Jines Waller
Atlanta
Thomas Powell
New Texas Law Could Trigger Strike by Telegraph Operators
April 21. A Texas law restricting railway telegraph operators to no more than 12 hours in 24 is cited by an Order of Tele Tuphers official as likely to provoke a general strike. Officials say railroads plan to cut operator shifts to save costs, potentially causing widespread work stoppages.
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Blease
Texas
Loomis to be solicitor for Harriman lines in Kansas
Loomis, head clerk for the Pacific railroad in Kansas, was to be made general counsel for all Harriman lines before the Interstate Commerce Commission. Toomle acknowledged such a plan was under consideration but would not discuss it further. If created, Loomis would relocate to Chicago with a large staff. the role is new in railroad circles due to the new enhanced regulation era.
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Topeka
Kan
Loomis
Spilcboy
Tinton Pacific Railroad
Kansas
Interstate Commerce Commission
Toomle
Chitenge
Four Arrests for Gambling Under New Law
Four individuals named Tan Vex April pled not guilty as gambling charges arise under a strict new law. The piece notes gambling felonies carry prison terms and that indictments may be delayed by grand juries, with potential confinement until trial.
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Tig Atak
Tim
Elections in Spain Swing Between Quiet and Violence
Madrid April 11 elections to the chamber opened quietly with voters returning to polling stations. One man was wounded and two others injured amid scattered clashes in Barcelona. Preliminary returns indicate the Republicans achieved a large gain while four liberals were elected without opposition.
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Madrid
Chamber of Denation
Qax
Harcelona
Bro
Miner Isaac Bland Dies After Mine Injury at Ute Indian Mine
Portland April 21 Isaac Bland the miner who was struck in the head at the Ute Indian mine Wednesday by Blacksmith 1 Hut died in Baker City hospital this evening. The offense occurred in Union county and Viet Ved in Baker county. No inquest was held. Bail set at 2000 dollars. Union county will prosecute.
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Portland
Isaac Bland
Baker City
Bulls Die in Juarez Ring Amid Salt Weather Trials
Report from El Paso dated April 3 notes the killing of bulls and two horses in the Juarez bull ring this afternoon. Witnesses endured harsh salt wind as the event drew spectators and attention.
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el Paso
Tex
Juarez Bull Ring
Measuree Tae Vit strike propaganda circular circulated
A public circular was issued by agents of the labor ministry requesting prosecutors to take energetic action to enforce the law against rebellion provocation of crime and anti ism. The document targets public order offenses and calls for stern measures.
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Can Trduration
Snister of Dustiin
Guynt-Pessaigne
Qivnt
Adolphus Busch Plans Move to Europe This Spring
Visiy Beorn reports from St Louis that Adolphus Busch will depart May 11 for Europe and spend the summer in Jamesenhwaibach. He appeared very weak and had to be carried to his marriage in a wagon.
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St Louis
Adolphus Busch
Newe York
Iurepr
Efe
Jangensehwaibach
Busch
Warhnir
Launch of the protectal cralher Rema praised as strong war ship
Spezia on April 21 saw King Wieter Em Manue and officials attend the launch of the protectal cralher Rema. The vessel is hailed as among the strongest lymes of modern war aps.
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Spezia
Wieter Emmanue
Pyke
Gentas
Miony oMicinis
Panston's New Command Shifts General's Southwestern Role
Washington April 2 The article reports Brig. Gen. Frederick Wharton relieved from command of the Southwestern Department to assume a different duty. The move follows military restructuring and reflects changes in regional leadership during the period.
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Washington
Frederick Wuhaton
Tellevedt
Southwestern Department
Boy Gwen Returns Home From Theft Role
A boy named Richie Verry, age unknown, fled to a ranch after stealing milk and money from the Woodville area. Witnesses describe him as honest yet misled, with authorities and a sheriff’s team pursuing him while he hides near Butte.
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Lane
Ens
Am Prey
Butte
Short
Terry
Frank Maney
St Ant
Richie
Flying Iron Missile Fractures Boy's Skull
A school incident at Butts Industrial School in Sanulay left a 10 year old boy with a fractured skull after a toy missile attached to a long string swung, struck, and caused severe head injury. Carey's condition required medical treatment at St. Janis Hospital while authorities determine responsibility.
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Boy
Sanulay
Roy Thirry
Janis
Carey
Curry
Sullivan
The Tenderfoot Attracts A Recast Cast And Chorus
The Tenderfoot revival pleases with stronger music a larger chorus and clearer loading of characters Oscar J L Fieman keeps his dry wit and Professor Zachar Pettibone improves with Lawrence Coover as Col Paul Winthrop Ruth White as the heroine delivers a mixed performance while the show draws interest. Centennial beer is promoted as a pure alternative to eastern brews.
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Senna
William P. Culsive
Lawrenee Coever
Paul Winthrop
Tejas Rangers
Ruth White
Lit
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