Subscription rates and office listings in the Anaconda Standard
The aparentemente jumbled item lists subscription prices for daily and Sunday issues, multiple branch offices in cities, and contact details. It then shifts to brief notes on charity cherry relief funding, a Los Angeles auto accident legal stance, calls to enforce gambling laws, Red Cross history and scope, and the organization's structure and activities in the United States.
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Omer Standart
Anaconda
Pepi
Tele Iene
Butte
East Broadway
Missoula
Miggina Avenue
San Francisco
Red Cross
Greece
Geneva
American Red Cross
United States
Uriant ceremonies in Annapolis honor John Paul Jones
Readable fragments describe a memorial day in Annapolis with a handcome casket of bones from John Paul Jones. Relics move from a temporary tomb near the naval academy to memorial hall then to an unfinished street site amid a French fleet parade and speeches by Roosevelt, Bonaparte, and the French ambassador.
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Annapolie
John Panl Jones
Ter
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Todey
Roosevelt
Bonaparte
John Paul Jones
Jones Hones
Steel frame skyscrapers and quake resilience debated
Articles discuss the shift to steel frame construction and its alleged resilience against earthquakes and blasts, contrasting with masonry. The piece notes public relief work in San Francisco, criticisms of skyscraper safety, and warnings about flood of counterfeit earthquake histories and fake publications amid disaster coverage.
Eastern papers tell tale of De Lauro murder escape
A sensational eastern paper tale claims Malian De Lauro murdered a rival in a love feud. Pursued by vigourous but profitless hunters, he was buried alive in a sand dune for a week, then placed in a beer barrel and shipped toward Naples. Confederates later released him at sea and he is said to live in Italy, free from New Jersey authorities.
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de Lauro
Tie Taure
Pleasure Bay Line
New York
Naples
Sandy Mook
Italy
New Jersey
Announced Naval Academy Jiu Jitsu Plan Rejected
Rear Admiral Sands says the Annapolis discontinuation was premature and unfavored after a year of testing. The piece notes Professor Jamashita, famed for teaching Roosevelt, allegedly issued fifty reasons for the plan not to be renewed, and hints the instructor would return.
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Annapolis Naval Academy
Admiral Sands
Annapolis
Jamashita
Roosevelt
Fragmented 19th Century News Nonsense and Quakes Mix
A garbled assemblage of late 19th century clippings covers topics from Yamashita’s academy fees to reactor- era references, spring weather in Montana, an early opening at Columbia Gardens, poetic nods to builders, and debates over San Francisco and Los Angeles quake aftermaths. It mentions Sands, Yamashita, Roosevelt, Stanford, Palo Alto, and Dr. Jordan in a collage of uncertain, non-cohesive notes.
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Montana
Ammer
Columbia Gardens
Norwegian native Matt Knutson dies from internal injuries
April 2 Pall reports Matt Knutson a 30 year old Norwegian resident of ten years died from internal hemorrhages after a fall from a building under construction on the Chamberlain Sheep company ranch about sixty miles east of the city. He had no local relatives. A Boston & Mon line relative was killed years ago in an explosion. Subscriptions for California earthquake and fire sufferers are being collected to aid food and essentials.
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Pall
Matt_ Knutson
Norway
Chamberlain Sheep “Company
Mit
Knutson
Minty. CA
Boston & Mon
Collins in stripes with hair cut short
Convicted attorney George D. Collins, jailed for perjury, made a dramatic escape attempt from a ferry boat between the city and San Quentin. He was found hiding under a cot in the prison building after a bay crossing halt, and an immediate search recovered him. He faces a habeas corpus petition while awaiting further court action.
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San Francisco
George D. Collins
San Quen
Colling
Broadway
Collins
Sherif Oxei
Tate
Peraoner
Justic Heatty Haw
Colling Wan
Pilea
Murasky
Sperio
Olympic Games Opened in Presence of Royalty
Athens April 23 opening ceremonies of the Olympic games were performed by King George of Greece. The stadium was packed as royalty arrived including Queen Alexandra and King Edward with Princess of Wales and Greek royals. Contests began with開催. The paragraph also notes county board of trustees meeting highlights from the high school, electing George County chairman and naming J R Boote principal and other staff.
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Athens
George of
Greece
George
Queen Alexandra
Edward
Olgathes
Pelteria
Prince and Princess of Wales
Meday
County High School Board of Trustees
George Con Uy
Boar
Nish
J. R
Booteincipal
Matheris
Kate Paxt
Eibetly Hawley
Dati
A Busy Woman Finds Health With Grape-Nuts Postum
An energetic woman near News York who writes for newspapers recounts severe digestive and nerve troubles after a bereavement. She credits quitting coffee and drinking Postum and Grape-Nuts with restoring digestion, sleep, energy, and overall wellbeing, and references the book The Road to Wellville.
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News York Wi
Nursine Haben
Tama
Wellville
Mysteries of Love Powders Attract Attention In Court
Fragmentary report describes a case about love potions and powders marketed by a group led by a Dr White. Documents show a trial table with books and letters, while prosecutors warn of powers claimed to inspire instant affection. Authors reference Adam and Eve motifs and a surge of alleged cures and appeals to lovers.
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Dr. White
College of
Selene
United States
Langhammer
Bhaiff
Hanks
Graves' Tooth Powder marketing claim doubled in ad
An advertisement for Graves' Tooth Powder touts daily use to remove tartar whiten teeth and harden gums. It states most people use it twice daily and questions why a dentist would be needed. Sold in metal cans at 38 cents by Graves' Tooth Powder Co.
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Graves’ Tooth Powder Co
Russian Authors Condemn American Interference in Privacy
A St Petersburg report notes twenty five Russian authors led by ML Chereoff and ML Kurply publish a resolution denouncing American authors for intruding into private matters of Maxing Yorky and Atuestan Womanhood. They protest violations of privacy principles recognized by civilized nations and express solidarity with affected Russian writers.
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St. Petersburg
ML. Chere=off
ML Kurply
Maxing Torky
Mane Tati
Maxing Dorky
Perain
Ame
Andrieva
Downfall of Dowie Referenced in Zion City Frenzy
Chicago reports depict the fall of John Alexander Dowie as the crowd at Zion City grows restless. Deputy Overseer Wilbur Glenn W, a German in Zion City, helps describe Dowie’s fate as thousands gather to witness a confrontation. Dowie remains at his apartments while restorationists renounce him. Memphis dispatch notes General Wright to sail from Memphis with wife and daughter to assume a new post by June.
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California
New York
Chicago
Solomon
Wilbur Glenn
Wollva
Zion City
Joan Alexandee Dowie
Tost
Zin
Dowie
Witens
Valiva
Memphis
Tenn
Anied
General Wright
Sent
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Orton
Howard Street
Tacoma
Parith Avenue
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Hor
Beattie News Tile
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Dortands
Oregon
Coca
Kansas City
American News
Ninth and Main
General Busineas
Standard Publishing Company
Mont
Kane
Los Angeles
Silver Bow County
Jed Crows
Armenia
Spain
Fuiman
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Evi Ieee Telex
Piseasell
Toy
Hallateet
Fee
Chicago Record-Herald
Pacific
WML
Sands
Japan
Yamashita
Navy
Theodore Roosevelt
Juder
Hindeas
Fetwin Markham
Frise
Nobhil
Darand E Hil
Supreme Court
Forma
Stanford
David Shire Jonnan
Palo Alto
David Starr Jordan
Sos Angeles
Aviall
San Fransixco
Califoria
Lishon
Q. Skelton
Dr. Leighton
Pacey
National Biscuit Company
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Scheer
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RICE
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Butte Gas Light and Fuel CO
WSS “Stielweld” Shears
Hardware Co
Butte, Montana
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