Anaconda Standard Prepares Daily Publishing Details
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates and daily publication practices. It notes offices in Blanchard Block Anaconda and regional branch offices with telephone contacts. A long distribution list enumerates newsstands across major cities including New York Chicago Kansas City Minneapolis San Francisco Los Angeles Denver Salt Lake City Spokane Tacoma Seattle and Portland. All general business letters should be addressed to Anaconda Montana.
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Yuma News Co
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Denver
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Church Street
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Spokane
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Pacific Avenue
Seattle
International News Co
Portland
Oregon News Co
Sixth Street
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Standard Publishing Company
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Sailors Enjoy Eastern Ports as Navy Promotes Enlistment
The article depicts the fleet's warm receptions in Sonora and other cities, with Los Angeles and San Francisco hosting lavish entertainments. After their voyage past the Horn and Target practice, sailors reflect on peace time life and the Navy’s drive to recruit across the country, encouraging young men to enlist.
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Prunes blamed for price rise as crop shortfalls loom
Prunes are set to fetch higher prices as California trusts warn Chicago that this season’s prune yield may fall far short of last year. The piece notes the reduced prune crop and compares the fruit’s changing status from cheap staple to a special occasion item, alongside a recollection of mackerel’s rising value on the frontier.
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California
Chicago
Montana
Aix
London presidential talk stirs socialist party chatter
A frail discussion in London centers on Jack London as a potential socialist candidate for president. The piece notes possible nominations, party dynamics, and past figures while speculating on public interest and the impact of a world tour on prestige.
Macadam Roads Defected By Automobile Travel
A historical notice praises the good roads movement and discusses macadam highways failing under modern motor traffic. It argues steam rollers and automobiles wear roads differently, urging wider paths, rope, and timely repairs as cars become dominant and aviation looms on the horizon.
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Hasberns
Courage After Fire Rebuilds American Cities Into Better Economies
Fires have visited eight major U S cities this century causing vast losses. San Francisco endured a quake linked disaster but rose rebuilt stronger with fireproofing, buried wires, broadened streets, and modernized mains and sewers. The nation's resilience reflects enduring courage and industrial progress.
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Goulds and Gossip Stir Fortunes in Wealthy Family
Amid a flurry of rumors and public chatter, Frank Gould and his wife edge toward divorce while mother-in-law Mrs Kelly defends family peace. Separate notes cover Anna Gould as a devoted mother, potential reconciliations, and various satirical remarks about politics, a Kansas king, a Chicago convention, and other unrelated tidbits from the era.
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Presidential bid rumors surround William G. Conrad of Montana
The New York Herald outlines William G. Conrad as a possible Democratic vice presidential candidate. Conrad, in New York, says he would accept the nomination if it suits Bryan, or if Bryan gets the presidential nod he would accept the vice presidency. He notes past support for Bryan and discusses potential impact on other contenders.
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Explosion in Coal Mine Kills Four Miners Near Pittsburg
Four men were killed and four others injured in a coal mine explosion at No 1 of the Beworth California seam near Ellsworth Pennsylvania Warrington County The dead were foreigners Their bodies mangled and badly injured Officials say gas ignition from accumulated fumes sparked the blast Four miners escaped the danger and will be investigated by state mining inspectors expected to begin immediately
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The Man from Rome continues in The Saturday Evening Post
Marie Van Vorst continues her serial The Man from Rome in this week’s Saturday Evening Post. The issue is on sale now and copies will be delivered to subscribers by a troan.
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Marie van Vorst
Saturday Evening Post
Jssue
Promising Leatence Wheel to Adminstration in Event of Elected
In a fragmentary interview a Montana politician references possible gubernatorial or presidential paths. He cites prior offices including mayor of Montana towns and state senate service, and remarks on wealth and mining ties. The Bozeman Chronicle notes he is a wealthy Virginian with banking and lead interests.
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British Seek Fight on Indian Frontier Amid Rising Tensions
The British and Indian troops near Peshawar mobilize for a punitive expedition against the Tas hatter tribes blamed for unrest and killings. Mohmand and other Pathan groups incited by mosques and mullahs have swelled rebel ranks, with thousands gathered at Nainialy and Afghan fighters crossing the Kabul River to join. Authorities in Afshanistan appear to take little action to deter the advance.
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Murderers lynched by people of Skidoo
In Rhyolite Nevada an angry mob from Skidoo overpowered Sheriff Suan, hanged Jos Simpson, the man who killed James Arnold last Sunday, after Dobba narrowly escaped. Arnold had identified Skidoo residents Hawan as the town’s former justice of the peace. The crowd then dragged Simpson to the telegraph pole and executed him.
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Albany Senate Passes TB Bucket Shop Felony Bill
Albany April 2 The senate bill making it a felony to conduct a tb bucket shop passed today in the assembly by a party vote. Governor Goode approved the measure in public remarks amid the session at the state capital.
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