Anaconda Standard Publisher and News Stand Notices
The Anaconda Standard lists the Standard Publishing Company offices and branch locations, rates, and newspaper distribution details. It details subscription prices, contact addresses, and newsstand points in New York Chicago San Francisco Los Angeles Portland Seattle and more for the paper.
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Standard Publishing Company, Publishers and Propriators
Anaconda
New York City
Broadway
Thirty-eighth
Auditorium Annex
Chicago
Nowa Co
Chicaxa
Emipire Meweeland
Jackson
Dearborn
Kansan City
Yoma News
Ninth
Mata
Mimteapalls
Kevanaugh
South Third
Brokane
John W Cirham & Co
Treoma
Pacife Avenus
Seattle
International News A
Portland
Oregon News Go
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Beant
Indianapolis War Governors and Mortins Tribute
A fragmented July era column honors Oliver J. Morton and Andrew of Massachusetts as Civil War leaders. It links Morton to Indiana’s wartime governance, praising their support for troops, hospitals, and supplies, and notes ties to Lincoln era calls for more men amid the Union cause.
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Indianapolis
Vor PD
Morton
Vince
Tyrity
Winal
Andrew Me
Routh
Oliver J. Mortan
Talis
Marlon War Z
Alain
Machinery and Labor in Industrial Change Examined
An article discusses early views on industrial machinery reducing labor, noting historical fears in textile mills and agriculture. It argues machinery increases efficiency, shifts jobs, and raises overall productivity, with emphasis on social and economic impact across nations.
Children Nudity Debate Sparks Theorized Reform
A historical newspaper fragment discusses wealth distribution through machinery, urging fair shares for workers. It cites Professor Starr of Chicago proposing children be nude to age ten for physiological and economic reasons, prompting debate over climate, adaptability, and social acceptance amid broader calls for equity.
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Feeder Sturr
University of
Marr
Ehildren
Michigan Avenue
Imimer
Ashora
Easler Brown
Stary
Mai
Starr
Doubtirus
Anon
Black humor and mockery in a brittle trial scene
A stream of garbled prose depicts a crowd scene with a confrontational trial mood. It riffs on bravery and betrayal, invoking Shakespearean lines while critiquing public display and reputations, ending with reflexive lament on infamy and fear.
New York Police Face Photo Return Demand
Roland B. Molineux, famed for a sensational murder trial, sought the return of his photograph from the Fognes gallery at police headquarters after a disputed hearing. Officials resisted the request citing departmental policy and ongoing investigations.
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New York
Akins
Roland B. Molineux
Molinaux
Fognes
Kim
Erratic Clippings on Law, Science and Politics Amid Turbulent Times
A garbled review touches on Bertilion police records, a court acquittal, and a New York law on prisoner photographs. It adds scattered notes on August in Yellowstone, fictional figures, Harvard psychologist Munsterberg, Taft, Russia, and a Colorado Springs sensation, ending with Secretary Straus’s arrival in San Francisco amid military salutes.
Fire threats ring Tacoma area amid widespread alarms
Reports describe a series of serious fires near Mt. Tacoma and Ashford with the Mage confined to land. residents fear escalating danger as amber hazards loom. Alarm rings through the region as families evacuate and seek safety amid uncertain reach.
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Tacoma
Uluall
Fareat
Ashford
Mt. Tacoma
Walle
Incomplete text prompts tax and license discussion
Government officials debate provisional values and license taxes amid headlines on promotion terms and regional losses. The fragment references Governor Anith sean and local figures, with scattered monetary figures and dates.
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Augusta, Gay
Chias Reigna
Anith Sean
Aus Bilsta
Atlanin
Arate
Tower's Chatter Tangles Him Up in Holdup Case
Tower talks through confusion and denial as police press him about a train holdup plot. He admits planning stages and a getaway with Gordon but provides conflicting statements. A second suitcase used by the suspects was found in a laundry, aiding the investigation and tying Tower to the crime scene.
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Tower
South
Montana Street
Gordon Ane
Ower
C. C
McKeown
Macfic
Lynch
Aver Towers
Haldun
Castody
Oregon
Ranure
Paisley
Norviaie
Wie Tennessy
Centerville
Phisley
Jnd
Ap Diehehder
Tn Hy Wilnes
Jendeygoy
Iis
Galesburg
Heo
Tishwashing
Doctors Mistakes and Women’s Ills Guiding to Treatment
Doctrines claim many ailments are symptoms of underlying disease and misdirected care, urging use of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. The ad touts toning, restorative effects for women, with claims of appetite, nerve and digestive benefits, and easy daily dosing.
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V. Pierce
Pierce
Confessed accomplice Tower details Gordon hold up plot
Tower testifies Gordon recruited him for a burglary spree after meeting in Mrs Hungate’s house. He recalls Dutch as a partner, a suitcase with powder, and a plan to flee to a Highland house. Tower claims gaps in his own past and hints at prior travels and time in Wyoming penitentiary.
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Gordon
Tower
Fimgate
Shen Aliton
Gorton
Highland House
Mutual Heating Company Organized at Billings
Articles of incorporation for the Billings Mutual Heating Company, capitalized at 100, will form a central heating plant on Twenty ninth street near the high school, with hot water mains to extend across the city. Contracts are being secured from many business firms. system to be completed within nine days.
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Billings Mouton P
Twenty-ninth Street
Dalhling
Fima
Mississippi Primary Sees Tight Senate Race and Governor Fight
In Jackson Mississippi tomorrow voters head to polls for the US Senate contest between John Sharp Claims and Governor Vordamus as well as county offices. The print race is tight with both sides claiming momentum and all candidates listed for governor.
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Jackson
Miss
United States
John Sharp
Vordamus
Aslesuona
Beveridge to Wed Eddy Laters Aug 7 at Embassy Residence
Miss Katherine Eddy of Chicago, sister of Spencer F. Bay, and Albert J. Beveridge United States Senator from Indiana, will wed August 7 at the residence of Ambassador and Mrs Tower. The ceremony marks a high profile alliance between Chicago social circles and national politics.
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Bertin
Mary
Katherine Eddy
Chicago
Slater
Spencer F. Baay
Albert J. Beveridge
United States
Indiana
Butte Machinists Strike Over Eight Hour Day Demand
Machinists in Butte walk out after unresolved wage dispute with employers over an eight hour day scale of one dollar. Union, independent of local federations, vows to sustain action. most workers left after shifts ended last night, with some continuing to operate critical plant machinery to meet emergencies.
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Butte Alsteigh
Amalgamated Company
Niniva
Thy City
Niile
Western
Thy Montana
Dutte
Duality
the Wines
Clark Smniters
Machinials Union
Butte
Lose Hen
Council to Investigate Strike of the Plumbers
Building Trades council debated the plumbers strike at a near midnight session. An impartial investigation committee was appointed to probe causes and report soon, with both sides asked to refrain from action until the panel reports.
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Building Trades Council
Lok
Frenchman jailed after vagrancy conviction in Buttersley
Gaston Trocher, a Frenchman, was found guilty of vagrancy weeks ago and given 30 days to leave Buttern sley. Deputies Wheeler and Wyman apprehended him and placed him in jail to serve the Unie. Sheriff Henderson warned more arrests would follow as officers act on information about a number in the area.
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Gaston Trocher
Butternsley
Wheeler
Wyman
Henderson
Samp Oliss Sre
Merchants Substitute Cheaper Goods Amid Advertising Claims
A Philadelphia Record note critiques substitutes offered by merchants who claim lower costs due to advertising. It argues that unadvertised items, produced in small quantities, price down via reduced production costs and mislead buyers. The piece warns against unprincipled dealers who promise “something just as good.”
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Philadelphia Record
Halle
Fire destroys fishery plank at Promised Land
Greenport July 3 the American Fisheries Commission's plank at Promised Land one mile east of here was destroyed by fire today. Logg $800,000. Two vessels were lost.
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Greenport
American Fisheries Comians
Promised Land
Here
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