Anaconda Standard publication and distribution details
The Anaconda Standard publishes daily and Sunday editions with subscription rates of 6.00 for daily and Sunday in advance. Office and editorial rooms are listed with multiple branch offices and newsstands across cities including Butte, Missoula, New York, Chicago, Minneapolis, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Denver, Salt Lake, Spokane, Tacoma, Seattle, Portland, and Kansas City.
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Roosevelt ambition and New York senate questions
In this April 1096 Sunday column discussing after Easter relief in San Francisco and Roosevelt’s possible path to Senate service, the piece weighs Roosevelt’s future in national politics, Platt’s end of term, and potential New York appointments, with critiques of senior senators and calls for updated representation.
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Duboix
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Teller
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Michigan
Tillman
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Elmhurst Catholics Find Chapel at Baptist Church
In Elmhurst near Brooklyn a Catholic parish gains a temporary home in the Baptist church to celebrate Easter. Rev Dr Noble offers use of the church for Catholics and Baptists allow the altar near the baptismal font, a gesture celebrated as religious harmony.
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Brooklyn
Elmhurst
New York Brooklyn
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Dr. Noble
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San Francisco Fire Reflections and Contenders for Relief
A fragmented San Francisco column surveys postfire hardship and public reactions. It notes displaced residents, compares modern helplessness to Robinson Crusoe, and comments on balloons and air travel debates. It cites Gorky criticism, relief funding issues, and hopes for a rebuilding boom while quoting poets and referencing Kipling.
Aero Club Plans to Regulate Balloon Ascensions
The Aero Club of America in New York aims to restore dignity to ballooning as a gentleman's sport. It will adopt rules, employ a club pilot, and stage a summer series of ascensions by application or lottery, seeking to curb self advertisement while maintaining safe, orderly flights.
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Faith Sermon by Henry Cope Leaves Readers Inspired
A sermon on faith argues belief shapes action and limits, urging courage to conquer inner doubt. It contrasts faith with superstition, stresses personal experience over trust in others, and praises steadfast devotion as the driver of tangible deeds and mountain-moving resolve.
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Norman
Everas
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Jerusalem
Milwaukee's Juvenile Mayor How He Won His Victory
Milwaukee's twenty nine year old Sherburn M Becker won the mayoral race after a reform campaign against a corrupt grafting ring tied to the Rose era. He portrayed himself as a maverick descendant of Milwaukee wealth, ran a high profile direct vote campaign, and pledged to root out city hall corruption, support grand jury indictments, and oppose corporate franchise grabbers.
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Arizona
Recker
Dave
Roosvelt
New Mountain Grade Motor Shown By Pacific Railroad
Omaha April 2 Pacific railroad unveils a new gasoline motor car with porthole windows and side gearing for mountain grades. Officials report water and dust proof windows with enhanced ventilation, reduced vibration and noise, and a smooth trial run reaching 49 miles per hour. Experiments ongoing, claiming the car may be the most perfect in existence.
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