Anaconda Standard Publishing Company and The Standard
The Anaconda Standard lists publishing details and circulation notes including subscription rates and office contacts. It notes offices in Anaconda and affiliates in New York Chicago Philadelphia Cincinnati Detroit Indianapolis and many Western cities. It also provides newspaper distribution points and names the publisher proprietors and managers.
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Montana
New York City
Hataling’s
No. Park Row
Brosd Wes
Broadway
L. Jones & Co
Astor Rouse
Philadelphia
Hotaling’s
Newssrand
Cincinnati
Fountain News Co
Fifth
Walnut
Sprague Avenue
Tacoma
Trega News Co
Seattle
Eckhart
Secgn
Cherry Street
W. C. Whitner
Acme News Co
Third Avenue
Walon Street
Portland
Oregon
Nes Co
Morrison
Northwest News Co
Portland News Co
Vancouver
British Columb World News Co
John W Gates and the rise of barbed wire empire
John W Gates born 1855 on a farm near West Chicago built a vast business around barbed wire, founding hardware stores and leading wire firms. He promoted the wire, expanded to Consolidated Steel and Wire, later absorbed into United States Steel in 1897, while engaging in major gateway and industrial ventures. A long, influential career marked by rapid rise and large deals.
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Chicago
John W. Gates
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St. Louis
Consolidated Steel and Wire Company
United States Steel Corporation
Gates
Gales
Astor schemes and voyage end in peril and later fame
The article recounts Astor's ventures to establish a settlement named Astor, expeditions by sea and land, and battles with native forces. It notes the eventual restoration of the settlement, a monument to John Jacob Astor, and also details the death of Maine Senator William Pierce Frye and public signs of political shifts in Maine. It includes broader comments on various national and international events, figures, and rumors of the era.
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Astar
Ani
Selee
Cahuntity
Astors
Astor
John Jaco Astor
Herc of Ie
Peletisticn
William Pierce Frye
State of
Maine
Wewis Jeiguts
Lewiston
Bowdoin
Pain Prve
Malteleinskiture
Lincoln
Senate
House of Representatives
Ashe
Temes G. Blaine
Garfield
Erre
Aklaine
Carter
Republican
Frves
Frye
Blaine
Hale
Reed
Nelson Dingley
Seth Miliken
Washington
Johnson
Legis
KING IN FAVOR OF IRISH HOME RULE IN BRITAIN
Lord Hugh Cella and Sir Edward Carson strong debated postponing veto bill while Home Rule for Ireland dominated talk. Churchill condemned plotting by Cecil and Carson as ministers warned of potential riots. A king’s stance on guarantees questioned as Swanson, 15, of Yakima, died near Green River after being run over by a train while transporting sheep eastward.
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London
Hugh Cella
Sirward J. C. Carson
Thalfour Ain
Carson
Asquith
Halfour
Telter
Hawever
Home
Churchill
Ireland
Chirchill
Government work camps urged to curb unemployment
The Glendive Review argues for federal action to combat unemployment by establishing nationwide government work camps. It suggests forcing able bodied unemployed into paid labor, using camps to build national highways and other public works, and claims this could steer many away from crime while benefiting the economy and common welfare.
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Glendive
Glendlye
incoherent political speech fragment slips from early report
Fragmentary OCR text shows a tense exchange with names like Clarke and Wilson from West Virginia. The piece hints at a political confrontation, a protective stance, and a controversial deal but lacks coherent details or outcomes.
Alder Gulch Gold Theory Attracts Debate In Forsyth Letter
The Forsyth Times-Journal reports on Professor Woodward of Harvard presenting a theory that Alder Gulch gold came from erosion of hills long before lava flows created channels. He argues multiple possible channels over time with new bedrock forming, suggesting discoveries may reveal more veins than present Alder Gulch. The piece notes public interest and skepticism among residents about mining prospects and the value of the theory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia City
Woodward
Harvard University
Alder Gulch
Attley
Berrock
Froteasor
Laos
Ois
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Btandard Publishing Company Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda
Ciack
Ana
Conda
Sss
Bell Prone
Eereneee
Butterranch
East Broadway
Bell
Morton
New York
Brunswick Building
Hartford
Madison and
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mont
Astoria
Astarie
John Deco Astor
Alexander Machengle
Croesine
Kureested
Geriual
Mallat
Aretha
Senator Pitre
Indiana
Myers
United States
Gabriel
Leo
Pando TE Ton King
Angjer
Jermina Racine
Che
Castart
Brie
Altona
Matey
Thomas A. Edison
Lorimer
Wiley
Detroit
Togo
Cuba
Antoine Simon
Cipano Castro
Durin Spee
Roosevelt
Edwards
Felena
Shane
Frits Augustus Heinzemin
London Chronicle
Argos
Rome
Crumcuaia
Akers
Conymy
House of Feeds
Ian
Cheyenne
Lawrence Swansen
Yakim
Ward
Green River
He Tran
Elwell
Janet Bucky
Lether Sont
Sas
Buffet
Windiehos
Draiyars
Ryplinavl
Sele Pier, Nly
Champ Clarke
Harende
W. Wilson
West Virginia
Fom
Lord Staton
Ious
Fle
Nuhat DO
Tou Arne
Oman
Rimus
Teagan
Aldet. Gulch
Cole Cris Coy
Jonrand
von Réfise
Owstey Block
Butte
Rice & Fulton
Ahoord Miroll At . Proprietors
All Harlows College
Salt Lake City
Hugo
Thay
Grunmar
Trimary
Slavie
Act
Mary I. Lockey
A.B. Farin
Alto
Cal
Houston
Mas Sehach Fir
Civien Ail Ariel
Jaco
Yong Hoye
Srn
Barge Sthond
Mioelpad
Spokiie
Wasty
Vinta
Brant
Tewlatowh Democrat
Inari
Lena
Munday Gwot
Ios IC
Kapil Fee
Vallore
The
Talon
Toaklee
Bailey
Madre
Cowage College
Spakane
Wash
Kinsbury
Fiat Chienne
Uonf
America
Mulern Ccuiraen
Arate
Percy Pan
Saylor
Lynn Achout
Terns
Belocl
Blahelma
Iteriiatiate
Vlad Wehool
Voalth
Metnla
Nioers
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