Anaconda Standard Advertises Subscriptions and Partners
The Anaconda Standard announces subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions and lists offices and agents in Anaconda and New York. It details home delivery terms, office locations, and distribution partners across Buffalo New York Chicago Minneapolis Denver Kansas City and other cities.
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Aes
Buffalo
W. Freer’s
Eagle Street
New York
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Byars
New York City
Jiatatlig
Francis Fews
Satan
Bert News Cops
Bow Broadway
Denver
Aus
Rewa
Kansas
Montana Republicans Weigh Dixon Senate Bid Amid Talks
The Montana Republican scene focuses on Senator Dixon who says he will not seek another House term and may run for governor or senator. Talk of rival candidates, party machines, and the influence of W A Clark dominates discussion as state conventions approach and possible declarations loom.
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W. A. Clark
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Democrats
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Postal delays blamed as dead-letter office handles misaddressed mail
The postal department faces criticism for non delivery of expected letters while nine eleven mail pieces were misdirected in the fiscal year ending last month. Officials note many failures stem from incorrect addresses and clerical errors, causing inconvenience and financial losses, with June shipments highlighting the issue as more than two thousand dollars worth of mail was affected.
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Roosevelt Era Postal Reform Sparks Political Debate
The piece reviews a debate over a post office fundraising scheme tied to political campaigns. It cites figures like James Schoolcraft Sherman and President Roosevelt, detailing pushback against an “endless chain” subscription plan and its potential impact on campaign funding, voter support, and postal revenues. The analysis notes reactions from Republican leaders and concerns about fairness and practicality.
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Hall of Fame
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Gearghay
James
Schoolcraft Sheranin
Oyster Bay
Chalrmiy Sherwin
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Truels
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Seex
Tila
Repubican Camipaign
James Schoolcraft
Veterans and Saratoga Sparks in Garands Army Meeting
A historical garbled account references the G A R, its officers, and annual encampments with mentions of Saratoga as a revival point for veteran pride. It notes past leaders like John A Legge and General Barnald, and recalls battles and events tied to veteran organizations and summer gatherings at Saratoga.
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Garands
Republic
G. A. Ik
John A. Legen
Barnalde
Nebes
Montana
Czar Seeks Advice Amid War Era Diplomacy
In Aus trailed dispatches dated mid month, King Edward seeks guidance from foreign rulers ahead of a royal conference. Letters discuss royal substitutions and the potential shift of imperial and princely powers across Europe, with plans for a summit to decide succession and alliances.
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FAVAL INVESTIGATION REPORT NOTES COLLISION INQUIRY
In Ame 1a retary Be Maparte reports to the Higaiyy court on the Tinlad Alb sea collision. The review covers the battle ships and potential negligence charges related to the event. Oyster Bay sources note a pending inquiry and anticipated actions by officials.
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Be- Maparte
Higaiyy
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Dixon Declares Self for United States Senator
A local notice reports Mr Dixon announcing his candidacy for the United States Senate. He argues honesty and conscientious representation, cites colleagues as capable, and notes support letters from Read county. Potential successors named include King of Roseinah, Maddox, Freon, and others.
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Ancient Mexican city built of gold and silver ore
A fragmentary account describes a vast ancient Mexican city rich in gold and silver ore. It claims ten foot high walls and heaps of silver from ore mines near a sacred site, estimating wealth reaching billions and detailing Spanish exploitation and later decline.
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Omodern
Astrological Claims Drawn Into Medical Debate
A fragmented report discusses a New York astrologer using a so called eye test and experiments to link astrology to health effects. It notes controversy over the claimed cause and references a recently deceased physician connected to the practice.
Fragmented obituary hints at Morin class tale and city life
An excerpt recalls a young Morin in Cheshire Connecticut nearing graduation from Wall Street school life. The piece references a composition about a weighty family topic and hints at Hebrew education influences.
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Cheshire
Conn
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Beookivn deuga lat Lr dscanTike event
Fragmented OCR text mentions a court case with references to individuals and a pastor of the Alen African Methodist. Details are unclear due to garbled input but notes a tally and a violation with a monetary quit claim. Names and specifics are unreliable in the fragment.
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Alen African Methodist
Washington relics and a boy who saw the face of Washington
Old Washington visitor John Lane, 80, recalls riding from the Washington to Mount Vernon in 1804 when the body of George Washington was moved. Lane describes the coffin, the preserved face, and the ceremonial departure from the Indian Queen Hotel as dignitaries and spectators watched, noting the nation’s hero remained noble in death.
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Fragmentary Misreadings From Pulhwelpna Press
A clipped, garbled relic from a Pulhwelpna Press page shows stray phrases about a stranger and foreign mishaps. The text is largely unintelligible, with incomplete dialogue and scattered words, offering limited coherent detail.
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