Anaconda Standard publishes chart of offices and newsstands
The Anaconda Standard lists its publishers and offices in Anaconda with additional contacts in Butte New York Chicago San Francisco and other major cities. It provides subscription rates and notes on daily and Sunday editions and sale points at various news stands across major cities including New York Chicago Minneapolis San Francisco Seattle and Portland.
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Anaconda
New York City
Hotalings
Broadway
Chicago
Empire News
Jackson and
Dearborn
Karnas City
Yuma
Minneapolis
Kavanaugh's
South Third Street
Pranciaen
van Ness Avenue
San
Seattle
International
Portland
Oregon News Cos
Barons Roobarackes Roars In The 19 Campaign Shadows
A fragmentary historical column mocks political roorbacks and figures Taft and Bryan in a late 19th century style debate. It suggests the Roobarack legend will influence the presidential campaign and notes sensational political arguments, scandals, and gimmicks from early U.S. political theater.
Pilling Bunco Tale Prompts Coast Reactions
Local readers debate the Frank H. Pilling bunco affair with many insisting there is more to tell. The episodes trace Pilling sending 180 dollars to Tacoma then a twenty thousand dollar check via Thompson Real Estate to Seattle, followed by a failed prize scheme and his subsequent arrest. The Standard and coast papers question innocence and call for scrutiny of Montana men’s depiction while Thompson bears the loss.
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Frank H. Pilling
Pilling
Seattle
Tacoma
J RL Thompson
Thompson Real Estate Company
Butte
Thompson
Tacoma News
Seattle ‘Times
Monica
Monana
Coast
Osted
Montana
Ame Unce
Thompsso
Bunco
Montane
Hearst independence party and Oregon politics noted
A Chicago Inter Ocean editorial discusses the fading appeal of third parties including Hearst's Independence movement, noting Massachusetts and national trends. It references party history, reform movements, and William Waldorf Astor as a contrast, with commentary on political shifts and public sentiment.
Astor Heir Declines Royal Banquet Attendance
In London this year the Astor household notes that King and Queen would be present, but John Jacob Astor VII declines. He says he will welcome British nobles and Americans, yet insists on not turning his home into a ward, preferring to be first in his own house rather than second at Windsor. The remarks reflect tension between American elites and royal ceremony.
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London
William
Waldorf Astor
America
England
Astor
Astor Place
Windsor
Astoria Falure
Astoria le Galling
New York
Pestisent
Black man accused of kissing girl in name of the Lord
Newark report says Heckerson, calling himself high priest of a race sect, kissed a girl and was arrested with Willan Hughes after a dispute with a white man. Both held for investigation as the sister was taken to headquarters by her father.
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Newark
John
Heckerson
Negra
Ren
Clain
Willan
Hughes
Erlot
Mmghes
Heeckerton
Zeppelin absolves men from any part of blame
Friedrichshafen August report explains that Count Zeppelin entirely absolves the mechanics of responsibility for the airship disaster. He claims the calamity was due to atmospheric electricity and external factors, not the crew or motors, with the crash precipitated by electric sparks and a sequence of reactions during impact.
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Zeppelin
Friedrichshafen
Factory Collapse in Szegedin Om Sets Plant
A hurricane battered Szegedin Hungary and a large OM sets factory collapsed. Seventy workers are missing while nineteen were recovered, with four coronen and several others safely hurt reported from the debris. The plant lies nine miles southeast of Muda ent nd near a major city of the kingdom.
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Coronen
Sefely
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Eter Idan
Ft ix
Collusion of Bidders Indictments Named Government Officials
Boston on August 9 indictments were returned by a grand jury charging He Andrews Charles Nu Fi George Billard George E. Lynch Doncan Russell and Charles Koopman with collusive bidding to obtain city contracts. The action follows reports to Roosevelt and references a commission inquiry.
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Boston
Hoxton
He Andrews
Charles Nu
George Billard
George E. Lynch
Doncan Russell
Charles Koopman
Roosevelt
Cone
Great Northern ore stocks hit by strike in Superior
Superior Wis Aug 9 The Great Northern ore stocks faced a strike by the unloading crew yesterday 1500 tons daily. Last night two of the night crew were refused an increase and struck. If the action spreads, the tie up could halt ore business for the Great Northern.
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Superior
Wis
Great Northern
Ink and Intent: Tattoo Chin Affinities Explored
Fragmented notes describe tattooing chins to avoid affinities among married women in the United States. Artur Rawel of Auckland addresses an audience in Winona Lake and muses on political influence and plans for a bill in Congress.
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Tnt
United
Artur Rawel
Auickland
New Zealand
Bisbee Dispatch Confusing Washington Text Cites Territory Authority
Fragmentary Aug 8 dispatch from Bisbee, Arizona indicates unclear wording about a government authority in Washington and a reference to a Mrs Teper whose status or role is described in garbled terms, leaving the outcome or action unresolved.
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Bisbee
Ariz
Washington
Teper Colo
Fardwelly
Amfolokal
Birthday of Missouri by Frederic J. Haskin
Missouri’s statehood tale unfolds from 1820, with leaders like Henry Clay and others debating balance of power as Missouri seeks admission. The piece traces early settlers, land grants, agricultural growth, and Missouri’s rise as a leading food producing state with vast livestock and farming heritage.
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Missouri
Frederic J. Haskin
Missouri’s Early Growth Through Trade and Mines
The piece chronicles Missouri’s early economy with notes on mineral wealth, iron and lead deposits, and a growing trade network. It cites historical figures and dates, the rise of immigration after 1817, and cities like St. Louis, Kansas City, and St. Joseph contributing tens of millions yearly in output. It links river commerce to state development and education funding, ending with the motto Let the welfare of the people be the supreme law.
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Auguste Chouteau
Louisiana Territory
Mississippi
Carolinas
Kentucky
Wworld
Bonshoo
New Orleans
Missouri Gazette
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Missouri
Arkansas
Duborg
Rubens
Raphiel
Guido
Paul Veronese
Mississipp
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New Madrid
Kasas City
St. Joseph
Kansas City
Frederic J
Jasper Iity
Hon. Teathzes
Cuban election returns incomplete as outcomes emerge
Havana reports partial results from Cuba's provincial contests with conservatives winning Santa Clara Matanzas and Pinar del Rio, Miguelistas capturing Oriente and Camagüey, Zayasistas leading Havana in four municipalities yet to declare mayoral winners. Alfredo Zayas appears weakened in the presidential race.
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Montele Pal
Santa Clara
Matangax
Pina del Tio
Migeulistax
Oriente
Camaguay
Zayaistas
Alguellatae
Twin Bridges Notes and Regional Updates
Special mispatent news from Twin Bridges and Whitehall notes a planned large hotel near Milwaukee town with two floors. Dan A Morrison of Twin Bridges injured after falling from a derrick pole while working on a tower. Wiseman retires as Convey Placer Mining general manager. Charles Kammerer named successor after years with the company and recent supervision duties.
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Paros
Whitehall
Dan A. Morrison
Milwaukee
Stuppell
Fish
Himba
Buck
Wiseman
Convey. Placer Mining Company
Thy
Convey. Company
Lake
Charles Kammerer
Superinendent
Balloon incident in Cleveland with two men aboard Sky Pie jet
A fragmentary report describes a balloon ride titled Sky Pie in Cleveland this afternoon. It mentions Walter Monroe, a local Cleveland businessman, and another man as passengers.
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Amy Hs Wade
Eye Moraan
Cleveland
Walter Monroe
St Aloysius Institute Helena Advertises Opening
St Aloysius Institute in Helena Montana announces a hoarding and day school for colleg boys under Bishop Carroll Grammar with high school and commercial courses. It opens September 1906 with Rev Joseph M Venus as president and contact for particulars.
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Bishop Carroll Grammar
Joseph M. Venus
St. Aloysius. Institute
Helena
Mont
Unclear fragment highlights education and design themes
Fragmented text references education, arts, design, music, and facilities. Mentions departments, modern appliances, and a February deadline. Specific names or places are obscured, leaving a partial view of curriculum and institutional focus.
Mills College Promotes Arts and Outdoor Amusements
A Mills College brochure outlines offerings for women in Oakland California including music and art programs, outdoor amusements, and numerous courses. The document lists Ernest Christian and the Mills College presidency in California, inviting prospective students to learn more at the college.
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Hartment
Oakland
CT Mills
Mills College P.D
California
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