Standard Publishing Company Anaconda Mont announces subscriptions
The notice outlines subscription rates and distribution details for the Standard Publishing Company. It lists locations where the newspaper is sold in major cities including New York Chicago Kansas City Minneapolis San Francisco Los Angeles Denver and Seattle. It also provides office addresses and contact numbers for business and editorial departments in Anaconda and various distribution points.
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John W. Graham and Co
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Seatthe
Acme News Co
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Wolon Street
Portland
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Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mont
Republicans Flap Protests Across Three States in Turbulent Vote
A report notes Wisconsin Iowa and Minnesota Republicans split against a tariff bill. Thirteen congressmen face bolting the party as progressive forces reshape the GOP. The piece suggests these defections signal a rising tide that could overturn the old machine.
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Leeniy House
Lie Larist
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Thesa
Iowa
Vegetarianism Debate and Health Claims in Early 20th Century Text
An article discusses radical vegetarianism argued by Professor van Neerden of Vienna who rejects strict veganism while praising vegetables and dairy in moderation. It cites albumen intake, digestive burden, and health risks, with references to Dr Distass of Paris praising large intestine removal as a supposed longevity aid. The piece reflects period debates on diet and medical experimentation.
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van Neerden
Vienna University
Noorden
Distass
Faris
Disteso
Wetchal
Controversial claims on large intestine removal debated
The discussion cites Dr Distate and Professor Meichaikait teori asserting removal of the large intestine in children prevents disease. It argues dietary reforms and water intake as alternatives, while condemning alcohol and warning about bacterial germs linked to various illnesses. The text also touches on tariff impacts and public health concerns amid a broader critique of authorities.
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Distate
Meichaikaits
Wtainso
Iva Jong
Jie
Mateu
Congress and President Debate Federal Amendment Notice
During a Senate discussion, Mr Bailey argues the president should not participate in notifying governors about the proposed amendment. He says the clerk of the house should issue notices, while others advocate presidential involvement. A resolution urged the president to send formal notification and collect certified ratifications from states.
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Congress
iMaw
Senate
Bailey
House
Briley
French Birth Rate Alarm Spurs New Measures
Eminent Frenchmen alarmed by declining births push new policy ideas in parliament. A policy would deny public officers or civil servants appointments unless parents have at least three children. Proposals include extending incentives to both genders and a state bonus for every newborn. The fall session could feature harsher versions.
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Mohot
Academy of Medeing
Fragmented Oxonian Muse: Unclear Economic Proposals and World News
A garbled OCR passage discusses a proposed tax to fund child support, shifts in state finances, and large annual sums. It also references Washington politics, King Alfonso, Evelyn Thaw, and Spain, noting sensationalism and political tension. Further disjointed mentions include Roosevelt, Masonic aid, and Mexico City.
Horoscope Advice for the Day Prophesies Actions and Temptations
The reading notes Mercury in a pivotal position guiding communication and business matters. It predicts favorable periods for advertising, sales, and creative tasks while cautioning against jealousy in romantic and family affairs. It also suggests students choose courses wisely and warns against impulsive actions, with an upbeat note for writers and trades linked to hands-on work.
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Mercury
Conunixslan Orn
Axents
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Ambunaater
Woten
Tader Lens Tae Ching
Crowds Rally as Notaries Extend Registration Hours
In Missoula on August 2, notaries public reached agreement on opening and closing hours. Registration will stay open day and night for three more days to avoid last minute crowds, with many travelers seeking lodging and a rush of visitors filling the town. The record dates show a steady surge in July registrations, peaking at around 60,000 as the deadline approached.
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Missoula
Chamber of Comiyree
Epathy
Sveretary
Eefert
Ant
Vlad
Owerry
Steum
Fundy
Wrights Refuse to Enter French Flying Contest
In Rheims France Aug 2 aviation week draws noted aeronauts from France America Austria England and Italy. Participating pilots include Latham Bleriot De La Grange R. Wilbur Wright Curtiss and Santos-Dumont with representatives from the Acro Club of America. The Wright brothers decline to enter.
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Wrights
France
Rheims
Riis
Hogine Ture Ali
Latham
Blevier
de la Grange
Wranion
Sommer
Santos-Dumont
Resolutions Indorse Montana State Fair and Irrigation Events
A Montana Development League meeting adopts resolutions endorsing the state fair in Helena from Sept 27 to Oct 2, supporting the seventeenth National Irrigation Congress in Spokane on Aug 9 and urging participation in the fourth annual farming congress and international dry farming expo in Billings Oct 23 to 27. The group highlights irrigation, mining metals, stock drawing, dairying, and agriculture as vital to the state’s growth and commends President William Howard Taft’s administration and the nation’s agriculturists for educational and development benefits.
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Nieut, Gey
W. St. Allen Jou
Norris
Spokane
Montand
Afelena
Treasyurn
Howard Patt
United States
Indaras
Colementi Ty Agriculturists
Ry Farming Congress
Billings
Funeral and hotel service held for Mira Wryckolt
A sparsely documented funeral and hotel tribute were held after two o clock for Mira Wryckolt. The event appeared in fragmented notes mentioning individuals Roy J H and others, with unclear locale and schedule details.
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Spevial Zapateria
Standand Deer Hotel
Aeros
Mira
W. C. Wryckolt
Ted O
Roy
J, H
Wyckoff Family Mourns In Webster City
Wilson of the Christian church onl elnich, Wo death of recent years han been impre kreatly felt tin of this youre wife and mother, The floral tributes aimoat hurler Uno cawket, A harge muyber of friendy aieondrt fron Budto. Wu ail Mk. NL. Waekolt of Unlongville, Mo, father and mother af WW. C. Wyekomt, Jr. and Stra. RW. Tiomay of Webster Clix, town, the hale ter slater of Av. Wyckoff, wid. 'Aly. aid Mra, Gene Lear, from Sand Pont, dike, ulya were present.
Inventors Benefit From New German Treaty
The United States and Germany announced a patent treaty expected to impact commerce. American manufacturers must license patents in Germany to sell there, requiring substantial investment in German facilities. The agreement promises inventors benefit from protections against forfeiture if patents are not worked in Germany within three years.
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Promuleitesk
Brechdtiat Patt
Emperor of Denniny
Boxing bout causes death in Bravines town
A boxing smoker at Water Slip Vernione Friday night ends in tragedy as an attendant named Pyster dies. Opponent Mira Williams was also injured. Witnesses report a grudge between the boxers prior to the single round bout. Investigators and a five-member committee will probe the exhibition described as not a prize fight but a moving picture attraction. The deceased suffered a cerebral hemorrhage linked to the alleged prearranged rounds.
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Moser
Duke of Connaught Asked to Resign Other Position
A report notes the Duke of Connaught’s resignation from the Inspector Generalship of the Mediterranean fleet and his retirement from the presidency of the army’s officer promotion board citing ineffective work and unnecessary national expense.
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Duke OF Connaught
Tomlin
Duke of Canumight
Brothers Duel on Street Ends in Death Near Paola
A violent family quarrel erupted in a public street near Paola when two brothers fired revolvers at each other, each launching three rounds. One brother was killed. a third person attempted to intervene but stayed neutral as the deadly duel unfolded last night. The incident involves local families Wen Avi and Pranki and remains under investigation.
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Paola
Wen
Avi
Thomas
Ming
Pranki
Distinguished Lutheran minister dies in capital
Washington reports the death of Rev. Jon G. Britpixtor at Luther Pace Memorial Church. Aged 88, he was a prominent Lutheran minister long based in Washington. He served as chaplain of the House of Representatives and from 1886 as chaplain of the United States Senate, appointed by President Lincoln.
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Washington
Jon G. Brit Pixtor
Luther Pace Memorial
Luther
One Juror in Two Weeks Record in Calhoun Trial
San Francisco August 2 The first juror in the second trial of Patrick Calhoun, president of the United Railroads, on bribery indictments, now in the third week, was temporarily passed today after more than 1,500 citizens were summoned and questioned. Thomas Gainsford, a plumber, was the first man accepted by both sides, subject to peremptory challenge.
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San Francisco
Patrick Calshoun
United Railroads
Thomas Gainsford
House Disagrees To The Purchase Of Vehicles
Washington August 2 a conference report on the Philippine tariff measure was agreed to by the house today. The bill is supplementary to the Payne tariff and aims to furnish extra revenue to offset losses to the Philippine government from the freetrade provisions with the United States. The session focused on an amended deficiency appropriation bill and debated carriages or automobiles for the president and speaker, all of which were disagreed to.
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Washington
House
United States
Philippines
Senate
Charge of Abduction Snares Hawaiian Plot
Tacoma reports John Andrews, Hawaiian native, charged with abducting Grace Stoman, daughter of the late Peter Stoman of the Puyallup tribe. Grace is said to own property valued around 20 000 with 3 000 cash in bank. Investigators suspect Andrews was lured by his brother-in-law to obtain Grace’s property.
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Tacoma
John Andrews
Hawaiian Islands
Henso
Graen Stauun
Wyscaront
Peter Stamp
Puyallup
Grace
John
Peter Stoman
Jurors chosen for former Police Chief Broadhead trial
In Los Angeles on August 2 jurors began selection for the trial of former Chief of Police Thomas H Broadhead charged with accepting bribes for protection in the redlight district. Judge Davis presided in the superior court as juror screening proceeded. Separately a man in the mountains north of town was struck by a stray bullet. he suffered a neck wound but no serious injuries to others were reported.
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Los Angeles
Thomas H. Broadhead
Redight
Tiapateh Tone
Clancy
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