Anaconda Standard: publishing details and local offices
Information on the Anaconda Standard publishing company including publication rates, offices in Anaconda and branch offices in Butte Missoula Chicago New York San Francisco Los Angeles Seattle Portland and Spokane, and distribution points with address notes and contact lines. The piece lists advertising and editorial offices plus delivery and postoffice details.
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Standard Publishing Company
Postoffice
Anaconda
Jain Ofice
Butte
East Broadway
Missoula
Higgins Avenue
Eleyho Ak I
Watterson to aid Republican campaign fund drive
From Lincoln comes news Henry Watterson will assist the campaign effort with a call for money. He declares that a national committee needs a strong fund, contrasts Democrats’ empty coffers with Republican fundraising, and urges plain people to donate to support the Taft campaign and counter Bryan. He mocks Bryan as impractical and urges rapid action by supporters.
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Lincoln
Henry Watterson
United
Kentucky
Watterson
Bryan
Commissariat
Mr. Watterson
Democrats
United States
Letory
Lecal
Mancha
Sherman
Taft
Pitteteera Lestoes Ie
Thational Committee
Faults in Kansas primary election draw broad critique
Voters complain the Kansas primary is poorly timed and hot with August holding primaries. Critics say Democrats hurt by cross voting, while turnout remains weak. Only about 30 to 15 percent of Republican strength and 25 percent of Democratic votes were cast. Farmers, blocked by crops, and urban residents alike stayed away, leaving low partisan engagement.
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Kansas
Evans Retirement Marks Long Naval Career and Contested Politics
The passage recalls Admiral Evans and his forty five years of service, noting his roles in Fort Fisher, the Yorktown, and the Spanish American War. It contrasts Republicans and Democrats in Kansas politics, and mentions the primate law and debates over votes and promotions, framing Evans as a respected but not elevating figure in a turbulent political scene.
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Khe Tokeka
Leavenworth
Atchison
Kansas
Ike
Taft
Ty Wrvan
Evans
Admiral Dowex
Agore
Asa Onor
Anna
En Ignante
Fort Fisher
Yorktown
Chill
United States
Maine
Spain
Tll
Hampton Roads
Fifty Years Since First Atlantic Telegram Sent
The piece marks the fiftieth anniversary of the first Atlantic telegram sent by Queen Victoria to James Buchanan and honors Cyrus Field as the undaunted driver of the achievement. It recounts the long, arduous path from 1858 to 1866 including failed cables, civil war interruptions, and the eventual successful 1866 lay by the Great Eastern, launching a continuous telegraph business since July 1866.
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New York
London
Atlantic
Queen Victoria
James Buchanan
United States
Cyrus Field
Field
Great Eastern
England
Wild tale of murder and city blackout in Cincinnati
A grisly killing follows jealousy as Henry Adams murders Grant Reyes in a hallway. A neighborhood blackout at the electric plant sends fear through the streets as residents hide indoors. Police swiftly capture Adams. The article also notes a mutual monument plan between Russia and Japan at Port Arthur with Japan seeking to erect it.
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Adams
Port Arthur
Russia
Japan
Rusia
Concordant commemoration ends lingering disputes between nations
Russian and Japanese troops who once opposed each other at Port Arthur joined in a historic ceremony. Prelates of the Greek church conducted the rites while General Noga, the Japanese hero, represented the Mikado. The gathering showed a spirit of concord with both nations earning praise for setting aside past hostilities.
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Port Arthur
Noga
Missing Aeon Steamer Causes Navy Anxiety
In San Francisco on August 16 authorities seek the Aeon, a British steamer last seen four days out from port bound for Auckland. The vessel was carrying four passengers including Mrs. William Riddle wife of Lieutenant Riddle aboard the Maine and Chaplain and Mrs Patrick of the United States Navy. The Aeon is a freight ship with no passenger charter, prompting concern as Mrs Riddle travels to mo a to join her husband and the Patrick family with two children.
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San Francisco
Aeon
Auckland
William Riddle
Riddle
Maine
Patrick
United States Navy
Navy
Moa
Jean
Mrs
General Church Notes On Missions And Persecution Of Reform
The item surveys global religious activity and church growth. It notes declines in Wesleyan membership in England, Mormon missionary work in New York and London, a new temple in Tottenham, and efforts by Methodist and Episcopal churches to fund projects. It cites crowds traveling to Lourdes, cathedral construction at St Paul, and a push to address church indebtedness ahead of the next centennial.
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England
New York
Mormon Church
New York State
London
Xin Mission Ta
Tottenham
Norfolk
Val
Methodist University
Soochow
China
Sir Redvers Buller
Wourdes
St. Paul
Methodist
Seattle
Jans Anese
Yoshioki
Methodist Church
Ald
Hallows
Barking
Reno Fort
Fragmentary New York reminiscences in old streets and bas reliefs
A garbled slice of New York lore describes a marble bas relief of a great fire near the Third Avenue elevated line, Cortlandt Street seed store with Jersey City soil packs, a top floor office in Iona Street accessed by a steep stair, and an immigrant hotel between Church and Greenwich streets with a basement bank billiards and an intelligence office.
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New York
Fast River Waterfront
Third Avenue
Cortlandt Street
Jersey City
Iona Street
Church and
Greenwich Streets
Turko Persian frontier alarms after death of Turkish minister
In Constantinople the cable reports a sudden death of Red eh Pasha from heart disease amid diplomatic notes. The American ambassador John tf bean mann was asked to secure approval by the United States government. Hassina Bey, Turkish minister at Bucharest, and an ambassador at Washington were involved. Imperial forces push forward, heightening tensions on the Turko Persian frontier amid Persian district conditions.
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Constantinople
Aur
Eh. Pasha
Thratzn
John Tf Beanmann
United States
Hassina Bey
Bucharest
Wash
To Be Safe To Be Sure Cannne With Flavors
A cautious note urges using flavors judged by experience and judgment for purity. It emphasizes personal safety and quality assessment in selecting flavoring agents. The guidance frames flavor use as dependent on individual discernment and reliable standards.
Rise of American Florists At Niagara Convention
Frederic J. Haskin describes the Society of American Florists and Ornamental Horticulturists gathering at Niagara to exhibit top varieties and discuss growth of the industry. He notes rapid expansion in greenhouse production, rising flower prices, and the emergence of national associations and shows, including a looming 1910 Chicago show.
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Niagara
Society of American Florists
United States
Cook County
Chicago
Jeopls
Forint Society
New York
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Milinois
Bette Tata
Sl Tak
Fetta
Gus
Glass Trust
Gery Seabies
Tobi
Cate
Fiona Coasters
Week of political activity across the nation
A busy week includes James Sherman officially nominated as Republican vice presidential candidate in Utica with Burrows delivering the notification and Sherman responding in Chicago. Prohibition candidate E W Chan to be notified in Chicago, with Prof Charles Scanlon delivering the address. Prohibition nominee Wan Kin Watkins to speak in Lynn and Auburn before Maine, a Virginia Republican rally at Hot Springs, and Bryan addressing the tariff in Des Moines then Chicago. Minnesota Democrats meet in Minneapolis, and the Atlantic fleet docks at Sydney after leaving Auckland. Orville Wright prepares for a government test flight in Dayton, while the Chang murder trial in San Francisco is expected to begin Monday.
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James 8. Sherman
Utica
Burrows
Sherman
Chicago
E. W. Chann
Charles Scanlon
Chain
A.S. Watekins
Lynn
Mass
Auburn
N. Y
Tueday
Maine
L. Whan Chang
Durham White Stevens
San Francisco
Massachusetts man grows tomatoes on one vine
A Minneapolis sous, Massachusetts man, claims to have grown tomatoes and potatoes on a single vine in a practical horticulture stunt. The gag suggests a pun on farming tricks and the idea of mixing produce, prompting readers to question the feasibility of such a claim.
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Minneapolis
Massachusetts
St Mary's Academy Deer Lodge Mont gains modern appliances
Readable fragments describe St Marys Academy Deer Lodge Montana receiving modern appliances to aid students and classroom activities.Officials or specifics are unclear but emphasis is on improving facilities for pupils.
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St. Mary’s Academy
Deer Lodge, Mont
Merits of the Case to Guide Appeals Reform
New York reports that the American Bar Association committee proposes to curb delays and costs by basing appeals and writs on merits rather than strict technical errors. The draft act targets civil and criminal procedures, noting England already applies pragmatic reforms. The committee will present its recommendations at Seattle in August.
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New York
Committee of the
American Bar Association
Ite
Seattle
England
United States
Freight Rates Cut on Shingles to East Coast Territory
Wash Aug 16 Freight rates on shingles from Pacific points to trunk line territory east of Buffalo N Y including Pittsburgh New York and Philadelphia and parts of Canada will drop to 85 cents per hundred with a concurrent 5 cent reduction to 85? No, 5 cent rate? The Interstate Commerce Commission agreed to suspend the 39 day filing rule to speed the new tariff.
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Wash
Pacific Points
Buffalo
N.Y
F. Speck
Lumbermen Fate
General Hunt
Northern Pacific Railway
St. Paul
Transcontiiental Freight Bureau
Pacific Coast
Trunk Line
Pitsburg
New York
Philadelphia
Canada
Interstate Commerce Commission
Remote Possibility From the Pittsburg Dispatch Marathon Hike
The piece notes Jonny Bull must become more self controlled to endure the Americans sprinting in a 28 mile marathon hike. It mentions a winner named Hayes and hints Britain may challenge the US in future international conflict with Hobson expecting Britain to strike first.
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Fittsburg
Jonny Bull
Holsile
Hayes
Hobson
Britain
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