The Anaconda Standard Publisher and offices listed
The Anaconda Standard announces publication details with offices in Anaconda Butte Higgins Avenue and branch addresses. It lists advertising contact points, subscriptions and sale locations in multiple cities including New York Chicago Kansas City Minneapolis San Francisco Los Angeles Denver Salt Lake City Ogden Spokane Tacoma Seattle Portland and general correspondence address to Anaconda Montana.
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New York City
Broadway
Thirty-eighth Street
Chicago
Auditorium Annex
P. O. News Co
Dearborn Street
Empire News
Jackson and
Dearborn
Kansas City
Yuma News Co
Ninth
Minneapolis
Kavanaugh's
South Third Street
San Francisco
van Nees Avenue
Tacoma
Pacific Avenue
Seattle
International News Co
Portland
Oregon News Co
Sixth Street
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Mont
Bozeman
Sol
Lares
Montana
California
Gallatin Valley
Los Angeles
Eight International Zionist Congress In The Hague
Thousands of Jews from around the world gather in The Hague for the eighth Zionist Congress to discuss establishing a Jewish state in Palestine. The American federation leads Zionist funds and support for land purchases, with aims to promote Palestine’s Arab and agricultural development while navigating Turkish opposition and international diplomacy.
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Hague
Globe
Palestine
International Zionist Congress
Zionist Movement
America
American Federation
Jewish Colonial Trust
Jewish Rational Fund
National Fund
Zezalel School of Arts
Jerusalem
King of Siam spares no expense on European tour
Reports from Berlin and London detail Khoulalonkern’s extravagant purchases during his European visit. Diamonds and jeweled trinkets, including a $75,000 diamond thimble cover, fill his palace apartments. European dealers, unfazed by royal spending, may send him home wealthy on half a chance. King Khoulalonkorn, 54, already rivals sovereigns with vast income, while analysts note diamonds as solid asset value despite shifting royal budgets.
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Nhouldonkern
Sian
Waiepee
Berlin
London
Paris
Europe
Khoulalonkern
William
Great Britain
Khoulalonkorn
Rising unrest in Bengal stirred by National Volunteers
The article reports widespread disaffection in Bengal with insurrectionary rhetoric and a campaign of sedition backed by National Volunteers trained by paid instructors. A social boycott targets Hindus who trade with the British, while rural police are weak or disaffected, hindering investigations. Lord Curzon offers a less grim assessment.
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India
Bengal
Calcutta
Lord Curzon
Maryland marshal Collings stirs federal concern in Glen Echo
Harper's Weekly derides Charles P. Collins as an overzealous Glen Echo marshal who detains motorists beyond legal speed. The piece notes his disregard for diplomatic immunity, risking clashes with federal authorities and alarming foreign representatives in the United States.
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Harper's Weekly
Glen Echo
Bailiwick
Charles P. Collins
Marshal Collings
Diplomatic Corps
Maryland
Washington
Collins
United States
Boston’s Franklin Fund Hoodooed and Delayed
A nineteenth century bequest from Benjamin Franklin to Boston for a technical school grew over a century but failed to meet the testator’s wishes. City leaders sought means to use the accumulated sum though initial growth did not match expectations and action lagged as the fund expanded.
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Benjamin Franklin
Boston
Franklin Fund
Entertainers and public figures noted in Newport and beyond
Personal mentions include Mro and Mrs Alfred 3. Vannderhly at Newport hosting yacht entertainments aboard Mattien A. W. Greely, newly assigned to Vancouver. Reports touch on Ottawa politics, Attorney General Davidson of Texas, Hetty Green in New York, Alice Lloyd’s upcoming American tour, and reactions to public figures and cultural events.
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Mro
Alfred 3. Vannderhly
Newport
Mattien A. W. Greely
Vancouver
Hein
Hetty Green
New York
Boston
J. Morgan
Aristotle on a guarded fish and catfish nest care long ago
The piece cites Aristotle describing male parental care in river fish, noting a long guarding period and warning off other fishes. It also recounts Hugh M Smith’s aquarium observations of catfish nest building, with the pair removing gravel and the male guarding the nest for weeks after hatching.
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National Geographic Magazine
Aristotle
Theodore Gill
United States
L Hugh M. Smith
King Alfonso Delights Cathedral Prank at Leon
King Alfonso and Queen visited Leon's great cathedral secretly. In the organ loft he switched from a chant to a sharp marching tune and ordered "Attention Quick-step Forward" before resuming the chant as laughter rang beneath.
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Alfonso
Leon
Far Pasture Illusion Echoes In Montanas Tales
A Livingston opinion piece retells a fable of a fat horse seeking greener pastures, returning home to find his original meadow richer and his companions settled. It cautions investors to assess local assets before chasing distant booms, noting Montana towns like Laurel and Billings as boomed sites. The piece ends urging locals to compare home gains with distant promises.
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Livingston
Montana
Oso
Laurel
Billings
Two Americans Prepare Bold Polar Foray From Great Falls
The North Pole quest will pit Commander Peary with ship and sledges against Walter Wellman and his airship venture. The aims are unclear with little clear benefit stated beyond vague scientific observations.
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Great Falls Tribune
Earth
North Pole
Peary
Walter Wellman
Columbus Montana Model Town Display Promises Prosperity
The Tri County News invites visitors to Columbus Montana describing it as a model town with fine schools churches fraternal societies and solid businesses. It touts the appearance of its people intelligence wealth and happy lives and highlights successful businessmen and ranchers contributing to the region.
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Tri-County News
Columbus
Montana
Miles City report on Hague conference aims to spare civilians
Thus far the main discussion at The Hague conference seems to have been how to avoid hitting the innocent bystander. The coverage notes diplomatic debate over civilian safety in potential conflict scenarios.
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Miles City
Judge Hunt Warns Saloonkeepers Over Indian Whiskey Sales
The Montana Record notes Judge Hunt warned Missoula and Plains saloonkeepers to stop selling intoxicants to Indians. It cites frequent Indian prisoners in federal court linked to crimes caused by liquor furnished by white men. The report recalls a murder case where whiskey supplied by a white man sparked the crime.
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Varibaly
Hunt
Montana
Missoula
Plains
Duello a Favorite Cuban Dispute Method
In Billings Journal the duello is praised as a favored way to resolve conflicts in Cuba. The piece suggests adopting the American practice of airing disputes through newspapers to settle matters openly.
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Billings Journal
Cuba
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Butte
East Broadway
Ae Eeuia
Ise Higgins Avenue
Wr. J. Morton
Brunswick Building
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Washington Street
THE
Toa
Franklin
Welly's Ledge
Rexbury
Franklin Institute
Beston Journal
Mayer Collings
Supreme Court
Selimen Pane
Gaurier
Ottawa
Davidson
Texas
Alice Lloyd
Greater
Uncle Joe Cannon
Ben Kotler
Jusserand
Aristotlecs
Spain
Arctic
Cvenseteng
Helena
Silver
KE. T. Eaton
Montana College
Wall Street
Eaton
Des Moines
Deer Lodge
Carnegie
Eton
Union Pacific
J. T
KH. T. Eaton
College of Mountansy
Thaten Brothers
Stock Exchange
Mast
Couoge
Eatons
Semymwer Resort
Vontana Livestock
Dillon Tribune
Reynolds Park
Jeweler
North Main Street
Dr.mcstay
Phoenix
Symons
the Fair Drug and Assay Supply Co
Borte, Montana
Regson Hot Springs
Gregson Springs
Butteric
M. P. Lavelle & CO
St. Aloysius Institute
Helena, Mont
Bishop Carroll
Grammer
Joseph M. Venus
St. Mary’s Academy
Deer Lodge, Mont
Sisters of Charity of Leavenworth
Ohe Academy
Owsley Block
Butte Business College
Ispo Rice & Fulton
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