Anaconda Standard subscription and postage rates
The Anaconda Standard outlines subscription options with daily and Sunday issues, annual rates, and in advance payment terms. It lists postage rates for 10 to 18 page editions and notes prices for international mail to Europe and other foreign countries, with inquiries directed to the Main Office. It also provides a telegraphic and eastern office contact sheet for Washington and New York.
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Europe
Anaconda
Eater Woetas
St Louis fair plans a tour du monde midway concept
A Montana editor critiques a St Louis fair novelty professing a tour around the world rather than a traditional midway. The piece notes the attraction includes an ocean liner voyage to Home Sweet Home, native industries, foods, and entertainments, while cautioning the public about the renamed exhibit.
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St. Louis
Midway
Chicago
St Louis
Helena
Bozeman
Missoula
St. Louis Fair
Art Hill
Montana
Mercy for the Ump in Northwest League Pennant Race
Articles urge mercy for umpires amid a tight pennant race in the Pa A Northwest League. Critics note players and public blame umpires for defeats, citing Helena and Butte papers discussing umpire McCarthy and the misperceived battles behind balls and strikes.
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Imine
Mercy
Helena
McCarthy
Butte
Rowdiex
Montana mining exhibit urged at Butte congress event
The article urges Montana to host a permanent ore exhibit at Columbia Gardens in Butte to showcase samples from many mines. It stresses inviting hundreds of mine owners to ship ore, hoping visitors will learn Montana’s wealth and attract attention abroad. It also notes tensions over union influence and a Chinese envoy’s remarks on labor.
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International Mining Congress
Butterhall
Montana
Sliver Bow
Butte
Hich
Butte Jeanie
Sessions
Columbia Gardens
Hutte
Dennis Kearney
Binghamton
Tana
Wu Ting-Fang
Vast naval war games loom over coastland plans
A projected mimic war between army and navy this September stirs talk among Washington reporters, landlords, and coast communities from Long Island to New England. The venture costs could reach ten million dollars, aiming to project national power and imperial ambition. Notable figures and ships from the House, Senate, and New York Yacht Club are tied to the spectacle, while Ottawa debates whether a frog is fish for fishing rights.
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Long Island
New England
Washington
Philadelphia North
Navy
Dea Ax
Seon Moody
House
Senate
New York Yacht Club
Newport
Bar Harbor
How to Handle a Burglary at Night
A Washington newspaper piece advises homeowner defenses against burglars. It endorses a vigilant stance with a guard dog, immediate use of a revolver if needed, and staying hidden in darkness to avoid giving the intruder an easy target. It cautions against lighting gas or pursuing confrontation, and suggests escape or surrender of valuables if threatened.
Notable Figures and Proposals Highlighted in Historic Dispatches
A fragmented report notes Governor Cummins of Town as a native official, Senor Saxasta once Madrid society reporter now near 90 with a famed discreet life, and Senor Canovae as a rival. Prof Hugo Men esnavint urges higher professor salaries and prizes to spur research, while rural colonists from the hills plan Philippine crops adaptable to the climate. Henry Mollen at West Point accepts librarianship as the academy expands its 6.49 volume library, with renovations costing 500 dollars. Santos Dumont defends wrist device amid aero risk, and a Madrid correspondent questions Ramirat Correra’s neglect by the Spanish government. Princess Charles of Denmark displays many accomplishments, while John Burns cautions that no more...
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Hugo Menesnavint
Austin
Hdward $ Hollen
United States Military
Im Haw
United States Military Academy
West Point
tTare
Madrid
Puerto Real
Cadia
Denmark
Ruesian
Fragmentary OCR leads to unclear historical note
The readable parts reference Ameri tra and Hattersea and mention a stationary engineer and workers, but the fragmentary text lacks coherent events, dates, or clear entities to form a factual news item with a definite outcome or actions.
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Standard Publishing Company, Pubiishers
Daly and
Bunday
Daly Sha Sunauy
Washington Bureau
Post
New Fork
Naseaw Street
Chitage St
Waeineton Street
Marten
Bostottion
Palace Totel
Main Street
Trie
Ump
Borh An
Department of Fisheries and Marine
Ottawa
Dominion
British
America
United
Theater Trust
Detroit
Rane
Tribune
Nator Quay Neas
Ral Miles
Admiral Schley
Missouri
Messrs
Treves
Harlow
Laking
Lister Et al
Salt Lake
Bryan
Mr. Baldwin
Alfred Austin
Tsotea
Kent
Ned
Evers
Earth
Cummins
Vest
Arsago
Senor Saxasta
Spin
Sas
von Moltke
Ate Senor Caniovae
M. Santos Dumont
Santos-Dumont
Royal House of
Brazil
Dom Pedro
John Burns
Payment
Ameritra
Hattersea
Imgland
Flow
Columbia University Boarding School
M. A. Quinlan
C. S.C
Ernity Park
Oregon
Lake Forest College
Richard D. Harlan
Lake Mchigent
Educational
Niniowue
Bex
St. Paul's
Mc Honnell Main
Sori
Foster
Eve
M. J. Connell Company
Loational
Rice & Fulton, Proprietors
Tan
Havana
Harvard
Portland Academy
St Eleventh. Street
Fmmed
Colina. C Bell
Portland
Orgon
Wills
Dekoven Hall
Ombines School
Dis
Amd
Toaterewe, Binglaw
Dow
Etricon Thoranga
Adarese Des
South
Tacoma
Wash
Ked
ST. Stephen's School
Ani
Epuear
Bishop Scott Academy
Bishop Morris
Igymnasism
Department of Amonyiing
Apple
Annie Wright Seminary
Oma
Washi
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