Anaconda Standard Shoard Publishing Note Adds Notices
The item includes postage rate details and telephones for the Anaconda office, with mentions of Washington Post Building offices. It references political maneuvering in New York, noting Pratt’s plan to name a lieutenant governor candidate, and Tim Woodruff’s bid for a fourth term amid a possible three-candidate contest.
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New York
Pratt
Odell
Platt
Lkely
Tim Woodruff
Woodruff
Brooklyn
Roosevelt
McKinley
Power in Civil Suit Over Rail Merger Causes Public Scrutiny
The report follows Peter Power, a court-defendant in a hostile merger case, as his status and actions draw attention from conservative papers like the Evening Post. Power is accused of avoiding court jurisdiction, with the judiciary ordering him and his attorney to show cause. Separate items describe Creston men claiming a $4,100 reward for Tracy’s killer, and a lengthy discourse on Pennypacker, Quay, and national politics, alongside a discussion of future railway stations for Butte and regional railroad issues.
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Peter Power
Ctty
New York
Evening Post
Tribunal
I.ee
Power
Tracy
Creston
Gardner
Divey
Waters
Washington
Davenport
Butte
Northern
Pacifi Company
Fargo
Montana
Livingston
Missouba
Secon
Tracy the bandit meets inglorious end in wild shootout
Reports describe Tracy as a demoralized outlaw who mocked pursuers with a bold tin note and then ended his chase with a self-inflicted wound. Observers deem him a degenerate case nearing insanity as his infamous spree collapses into obscurity.
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Tracy
Wyoming
Puget-sound
Buckingham King Edward Subjects Rally Behind Him
Buckingham's supporters echo loyalty as the king's reign continues despite criticism. Proponents praise his leadership and pledge unity across the realm, highlighting stability and continued governance under his rule.
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Edward
New York Duell for a germ suits Boss Platt well
A fragmentary item mentions a New York figure named Duell in connection with a germ scare and Boss Platt, noting that the arrangement suits him though it would be better if circumstances were different.
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York
Boss Platt
Bol
Judge Pennypacker backs Quay amid governor bid
Judge Pennypacker, praised by Senator Quay as a strong candidate, has become controversial after printing a pamphlet defending Quay regarding a magazine article on Pennsylvania political scandals. The situation highlights Pennypacker’s public alignment and push to inform Quay’s stance.
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Quay
Syle
Judge Pennypacker
Pennsylvania
Quaint or Curious Fragments From Old Times
A collage of odd historical vignettes and anecdotes about Dumas, plum cultivation in Gloucestershire, Lord Rosebery, and political wisdom. It also recalls tire technology, water needs, and a historic newspaper editor’s career transitions, weaving through scattered scenes and personalities.
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Gloucestershire
England
Rosebery
Lord Rosebery
Fame and Education in Dexter's View of Success
A Kansas City Journal summary discusses Professor Dexter's analysis of fame versus education. It notes that success tends to come with age across professions, with doctors leading professional breadth, and youth achieving prominence mainly in science and the arts. The piece cites averages, ratios, and examples to argue that rapid fame is rare and time shapes recognition.
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Kansas City Journal
Popular Science Monthly
Fame
Igradwat
Frank eMoush
Adita
Dexter
Max Voesafui
Talmage
Tong
Occas
Nance
Thesmain
Fwe
Fife
King Edward VII Honored by Medical Profession
The document notes the king's keen personal interest in medical work and records his unanimous election four years ago as an honorary member of the Society of Physicians, with the degree formally conferred.
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Edward VII
Pro
Phystetana
Fragmentary Notice About Ancestry Event Or Statue
The readable fragments describe a family ancestor, a great grandfather, and a statue dedication or ceremony. Names, places, and exact dates are unclear. The item appears to reference a May attendance and a patriotic or commemorative context involving the Ohio region.
Unseen visitor to Sussex to stay weeks in country
Fragmentary OCR notes report a foreign visitor of royal connection likely Prince Boris arriving in Sussex and staying for several weeks. Another fragment mentions Francesca and an old vase inscription with a 10 year dating before Christ, while a third mentions the University of Pennsylvania obtaining something.
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Susex Oe
Boris
Pusa
Pettire
Chrish
University of Pennsylvania
Humor of the Day Text Snippets Collide Across Papers
A collage of humorous quotes and fragments from various papers. One line mocks a literary woman novelist and another questions preachers and philosophers. Miscellaneous snippets mention wealth, work, and lighthearted misquotes, reflecting a snapshot of quirky clippings and chatter.
Harold J Mahin Heading to Washington from Muscatine Journal
Harold J Mahin of the Muscatine Journal is soon to go to Washington for duties related to his journalism career. The move signals a shift in assignment and potential expanded coverage responsibilities.
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Harold J. Mahin
The
Muscatine Journal
Washington
Oldest newspaper man in active service noted in state
Fragmented report details various items including Mr. Mahin claimed as the oldest active newspaper man, a German army reserve engineer Wuest sentenced in Frankfurt to six months, a new armored waistcoat invention for ambassadors and journalists, and efforts by Courtland Field Bishop and Albert R Shattuck to acclimate horses to automobiles in Lenox. It also mentions Hennessy of Worcester cutting skin grafts from his legs for a burn victim Bari and railway accident injuries, plus a strike at Newport Villa and auto fears among horses.
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Rie
Cers
Wuest
Frankfurt
Oth
Evening News
Frank
Michael J. Hennessy
Worcester
Mask
Francis Barl
West Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Hennessy
Bari
Lenox
Courtland Field Bishop
Albert R. Shattuck
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