Anaconda Standard Advertiser Directory and Rates
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription options including daily and Sunday 41.03 monthly and six months at a reduced rate, with annual prepayment. It provides office addresses in Anaconda and print shop details, plus branch offices, phone numbers, and foreign advertising contacts. It notes newsstand locations in major cities and requests all correspondence to STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY, Anaconda, Montana.
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Daly
Cronstadt Threatens Russian Capital's Safety
A damaged passage describes Cronstadt as a looming threat to St. Petersburg, noting its fortifications and naval hub role to defend or threaten the empire. It explains Cronstadt’s location opposite the Neva, its founding by Peter the Great, and its extensive military facilities including harbors, a navy school, and a foundry, with the fortress perched near two small islands.
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Cronstadt
Cronstady Fk
Pelburg
Anpapalis
Washington
Ani Mont Iin- Pohans Gavel
Empire
Ns Poglion
Gulf of Finland
Neva
Crommindl
Peter the Great
Harhir
Anahe
Whith
Cronatadt
St. Petersbure
Petarhor
Crofisladt
Mexico City Sinks Slaughterhouse Probe Under Society Scrutiny
An inspection drive by the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals targets slaughterhouses in Mexico City. Agents monitor humane handling, with officials removing a noncompliant superintendent and reporting on methods such as water immersion in poultry to improve appearance and value.
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Mexico
Society For the Prevention of
Iethal
Fragmentary 1930s Clinic Report From Mexico City
Incomplete text notes anti hunger efforts and hospital practices. Mentions a distant authority on denking feih labs and horses with progress in an anti bull Net campaign. Mentions Clay Miratlon in Mexico City making unlinked for progress.
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Denking
Feih- Labs
Mexico
The Pittsburgh Gazette Celebrates Its Frontier Origins
The Pittsburgh Gazette marks its anniversary as the oldest daily west of the mountains, tracing growth from frontier days to a nation shaped by westward expansion. The piece highlights the publisher at twenty one, the frontier push to the Pacific, and the rise of industry and wealth from the once desolate western extremity.
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Piststurs Gazcitn
Mhihs
Audon
Pyinle
Ohio River
Mel
Pletsburg
Vintsheye
Pitsburg
New West
Thisme
Baron Komura Denies Japan Socialism Plans in Korea Policy
Bar on Komura in a recent interview reiterates Japan’s aim to quietly follow the open door policy in Korea and Manchuria. He counters claims of imminent socialist reform at home and says military action period has not yet expired. He notes a railways center plan but rejects broader socialist shifts.
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Baron Komura
Japan
Korea
America
Sumors
Baron Koihurs
Manchuria
Barun Ko- Mitrath
Gars
Baran ‘Kotnuara
Mosquito Extermination Debates Highlighted by Wien Scientist
Wien 9 scientist of the Inttaliments and Sounding at President Jordan of Buford announces progress on mosquito extermination. He notes past wars failed to eradicate all populations and drainage and forest treatment offered limited gains. Jordan and university assistants suggest several species devour larvae, with notable findings from streams in Cote Wat Mexico. The Hawaiian legislature is mentioned in relation to these efforts.
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Wien
Jordan
Buford
New Jersey
Cote
Mexico
Foreign agitations stir across distant shores and politics
The article references a wide range of figures and events from a planned Hawaiian expedition to a New Jersey matter, noting tensions in China, Romanesque rhetoric about revolutions, and political mutiny in Idaho. It mentions President Jordan, Governor Gooding, and various international concerns, portraying a tumultuous global mood and domestic power struggles.
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Russia
Alsi
Gooding
Idaho
Found lying unconscious in restricted hospital wing
Special Mr Aaich 6 the Blandard reports a man found unconscious in a hospital wing after a street disturbance. Anna Stewart and James Morgan were arrested while an autopsy indicated the death was caused by embolism following a fall, with the coroner determining the cause. The two suspects were released from custody after examination.
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MrAaich
Rmn Ge
Als
Danieg Glenart
Dolores
Brea
Lawrence
Kan
Anna Stewart
Anna Sthwark
Jame Morgan
Dy. Juindees
Ant Stewart
Stewart
Ornstorty
Burial to Old Home in Anoka After Death in McLaughlin Event
Body will be shipped to Anoka for burial following a death in Grey CUM yesterday evening. A funeral will be held in Anoka with Mrs. Munty Thorney of Alixsouth and others attending. A representative of the idea lodge and a member of the National Farmers and Decorators’ union will be present. Details on his family in Anoka and his father, mother, and younger brother were noted.
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Old Home
Falmers
Anoka
Alfonso At Cowes Amid Royal Naval Welcome
The scene at Cowes sees Alfonso aboard the yacht Iralda escorted by the armored cruiser De Asturias. Salutes are exchanged and a naval display unfolds both afloat and ashore. King Althea plans to build a trading yacht to compete here during Cowes week.
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Cowes
Went Ang
Wat
Iralda
de Asturias
Altihea
Necraa se Imports Manila Fiscal Year Rise in Gold Value
Manila August reports show Necraa se Imports for the fiscal year ending June 30 indicate a rise in value to 3 055 753 in gold, with a decrease of 022431 pounds in the portland of rise. Livertor Ma received the filings detailing the changes and totals.
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Manila
Livertor Ma
Picnic Day at Gardens Draws Large Crowds in Borla
Children and families flocked to Columbia Gardens for Children’s Day events organized by the Salvation Army and local Ladies’ Aid. Balloon ascension, races, and candy prizes entertained youngsters while evening performances by Carters Orchestra and the Waka Moana band accompanied a gala program.
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Columbla Gardens
Salvation Army Corps
Bute
Ladies’ Aid Societies
Antronda
Salvation Army
Dlenickers
Wharton
Folke
Dhnjer
Kuhn
TSE
Wwemlkerk
Buttenh
Butle
Carters Orchestra
Fenveil Monat
Quiet Day for Police Judge Amid Family Row Case
Judge Wirren saw a quiet day as Robert Fair faced a family dispute linked to a Calena street hall worker. Fair jailed with wife released on a $10 bond to testify. The case was dismissed as a family matter. Dave Mitchel, intoxicated, faced a loaded weapon charge but paid fines to regain freedom. Peter Barnes and Frank Bishop, both recently intoxicated, faced related desertion charges and were fined.
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Fair
Dave Mitchel
Peter Barnes
Frank Bishop
New Short Line Rate Aids Eagles Convention Travel
The Short Line announces a new rate of 3.20 round trip from Butte to Milwaukee for the Pagtes convention, with tickets on sale Aug 10 and 11. The offer includes a return option up to September 1, and ties Milwaukee to eastbound trips via the Beaver & Rio Grande routes, aiming to encourage attendance and ease travel for members.
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Butte
Milwanker
Teaver
Milwaukee
Milwinkee
Balea
Union Pacife
Beaver & Rio Grande
Gusneu
Dispute Ends In Engine Dab On Crossing
East St. Louis Aug 1. After hand to hand clashes among railroad laborers from LaniWile and Nashville lines and local traction workers several pistols fired. Louisville and Nashville officials ditched two engines on a disputed crossing blocking electric road track lay. One man Woane was seriously injured though no pistol shots were believed to take effect.
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East St. Louis
Laniwile & Neshville
1 Nals Traction Company
Louisville & Nashvis
Woane
Fraud Probes Sweep Cherbourg as Escorts Arrested
In Cherbourg an extensive fraud case targets merchants and hotel staff. A man and a woman, formerly employed by Count Wittgenstein as valet and sailor, have been arrested. The count and countess are tied to the matter and may be involved or present in the United States.
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Cherbourg
Ave
Count Wittgenstein
Count Wittkenatéela
United -Ates
Phas
Ahy
Withenstein
Disputed Arrest Request Tangles Butte Saloon Case
Deputies Wyman and Kenna were telegraphed to Silver Bow to arrest saloon owner Clemens amid a domestic dispute with his wife Clemens, who was injured and sought police protection after a tumultuous anniversary gathering. Officers found Clemens in possession and refused to arrest without a formal complaint from his wife.
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Sherifs Wyman
Kenna Wer
Regéent
Etephione
Butte
Winlan
Cantines
Clemens
Frank Abink
Silver
Ani
Clemenk
Clemenurk
Momntaint
Beta
Tuk
Bourke
Chagrinea
Atte
Clemene
Woolfolk and Co. Sale at Mellings Market
In a brief city sale report Woolfolk and Richardson lead a trade at Mellings market with Liebmann and Co. following. Auction details and prices are listed, reflecting a mid year slate of wool and related goods.
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Woolfolk & Richardson
Ty Mecht
Liebmann & Co
Financial transfers and notable social visits reported
The item lists payments in pounds and cents to firms in Philadelphia and New York firms including Miurrtin and Wi tHel ting, with sums such as 30 000 pounds at 2185 cents and 28 40 pounds. It also notes daily visits by William Thaw and Evelyn Thay and mentions Mrs. Stanford White and her daughter sailing for overseas travel on the Baltic, with Charles F. MeKim of McKim Meade White aboard.
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J. McAtee
iMowell, Jones & Donald
Miurrtin
Philadelphia
Wi tHelting
Smith Bros. Sheep Company
Jereminh Waildiam & Co
New York
Wiliam Thaw
Evelyn Thay
Ace Hany K. Thaw
Ut I
Stanford White
Muropt Ttfns
Baltic
Charles F. MeKim
McKim, Meade & White
Stenfort White
Quiet for Forty Days In County Court
In Billings Aug 1 '08 Van Winkle a colored woman was arrested on complaint of her husband for distorting the peace. Judge Frank Mann sentenced her to jail for forty days this afternoon after finding her guilty of the charge.
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Spelial
the Standard
Billings
Aug
Murder on a Highway Slaying of Two Negro Workers
Report from Sturgis Kentucky states that two African American miners traveling from Providence were held up near Rock 3 Fork and Thilded. Harvey Spritzer and Ben Hall, miners union members, were arrested after a buggy confrontation left one man dead and the other severely wounded. A witness described the assailants stopping the workers and firing after an evasive reply about work for Wrest Kan tuck company.
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Ciheihnad
Auz. L
Sturgis
Providence
Tata
Yoan
Rock
Harvey Spritzer
Bao Hall
Morganfields
Siursis
Wrest Kantucks Chal Company
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Nic
Wied - Wee Laly
the Foundation
National Biscuit Company
Standard Publishing Condany
Anaconda
Bransh
East Broadway
Parseaube
Higgins Avenue
W. Morton
Omic Chicazg
Ofice
Nassau
Shest
Washington Street
New York City
Byennins Square
Votaline
Broadway
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake News Co
Ogden
Bookana
Tarome
Pacific Avenue
Sestlle
Seattle News Staid
Seattle
Cotahabin Street
Portland
Orerah
Kansas City
American News Co
Ninth
Nath
Standard Publishing Company
Anheohda
Montreer
Wemingle
Culon
Berl News Co
Johdax
Italaat
Athenly
Honalulu
Precious Ealeh
Balin
Pacific
Honoluty
New
Jéres
Verner
James H. Sage
Che Will
Russell
China
Pele
Walter Wellin
August
Nicola Thela
Aympadhy
Alain 'Mned
Yauita Ktewart
Chloréad
Boenitel
Alfonso
Borla
Yéstenay
Bulte
Caiaren
Draper
Ata Encouater
Frap
Whulble
Sheriff Posse
Om Finn
Livingston
Sherif Robertson
Frank Collier
St. Anthony
Fagle Creek
Gardiner
Stela
Hatkor
Mellings
Ownley Blosk
Fasinet
Butte Business Collnse
RICE @ FULTON
de Koven Hall
Aechives
Prairi
Miles Smith
Tnacoma
Steilaenon
Pulford
Primigal
Southacome
Wash. R
F. D
Kimball Hall
Gretatha Kasha
Chicagorl
Learting Sehgal
Fred John I
St. Margaret’s Hall
Boise
Teacho 2
Moarding Pualle
Lury G. Hester
Tew
LEWIS
A. C. M. Hardware House
Lincoln
Owl
Quartz Sts., Bulle, Mone
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