Anaconda standard publication details and contact notes
The fragment appears to be from the Anaconda Standard newspaper, listing publishing details, postal notices, and offices in Anaconda with mentions of business and editorial offices. It references international bureaus and general directions for correspondence to the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana.
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Denver
Salt Lake
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Emrry Lemercier
Plice de
Paris
Anaconda Standard Adette Paid Circulation Details
The Anaconda Standard lists paid circulation for its daily and Sunday edition as of Saturday August 1, with figures published in the August 1 issue. The notice appears amid standard newspaper circulation disclosures and indicates comparable metrics to other daily newspapers.
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Anaconda Standard
Sas
Tateethone
Fide
Allies Enter Pekin After Long Campaign
The allied forces push into Pekin with display of valor and heavy casualties on both sides. China faces penalties and reckonings as Li Hung Chang and others are barred from distant negotiations. Hundreds of Americans and Europeans await safety while a trusted government is sought in the capital.
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Legallons
Pekin
China
Li Hung Chang
Aguinaldo Admired Yet Contested Figures In Philippine Strife
The Chicago Record cites John T. McCaucheon’s Philippines correspondence praising Aguinaldo as worthy of respect despite admitting flaws. He notes personal losses in Talac and Cavite Viejo, acknowledges both merit and controversy, and recalls MacArthur's remark that Aguinaldo remains popular among his people despite setbacks.
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Record
Philippines
John T. Melatcheon
Aguinaldo
Seny
McCautcheon
Talac
Cavite Viejo
Aguinalda
MacArthur
Aguinalds
Fragmentary remarks on Filipino leadership and US policy
The text reflects debates over Philippine independence and US influence, noting tensions during American arrival, mistrust of leaders, and questions about sovereignty. It comments on Aguinaldo, Anderson, and a general desire to establish a secure foundation for the Filipinos' welfare amid ongoing strife.
McCutcheon Reports Philippine War Brutality and Policy
The letter by John P. L. McCutcheon in the New York Herald August 16 criticizes the policy of “terrific slaughter” in the Philippines. He cites massacres at Cagay an Camarines Neces north and Luzon, noting hundreds killed and a confrontation that may justify continued arms. He quotes soldiers and describes a grim outlook for American rule and the drive to shrink forces within a year.
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New York Herald
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Camarines
Bell
Neces
Catone Howse
Luzon
MacMinley
Pea
MacArthur
Steamers on the Dead Sea and Vision of Modernizing Holy Land
The article describes steamers on the Dead Sea and speculative plans for railroads electric light and telephone in the Holy Land. It notes sites like Solomon's temple and cities such as Jerusalem Jaffa Bethlehem and Capernaum possibly hosting new ventures including a six club Palestine baseball league and various leisure facilities. The Dead Sea is portrayed as a paradoxical symbol of immortality and moral restraint amid business and pleasure.
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Terusalem
Jaffa
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Nazareth
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Ameeni
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New York
Ancient Sea Of Desolation And Biblical Flood Echoes
Fragmented text describes a vast body of water with incredible density that traps bodies, scorched shores, pestilential fumes, and biblical ruin. It references Sodom and Gomorrah, fire from the heavens, and a mythical desolation connected to Described disasters alongside notes on Mecca, Pekin, and global events.
Cleanliness and Civilization Promoting Public Baths
An article discusses the New York push for public baths to improve hygiene and morals. It cites city and state efforts, noting New York’s 140000 building project and plans for free baths, with Albany and Rochester pursuing similar facilities.
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Tomans
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Rochester
Symue
Troy
New York
Mr McKinley's Fatal Mistake in Porto Rico Debated
An analysis argues Republicans bear blame for actions in Porto Rico after U S occupation. It condemns Republican leadership and cabinet for taxation without representation and warns against political excuses, claiming the GOP could have triggered broader upheaval. The piece frames the issue as a test of duty and unity.
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Republican Party
Current Comment A extenuating Fae in Washington Star text
An uneven mosaic of misread phrases and names from the Washington Star. The fragment hints at postwar diplomacy, American politics, moralizing, and evolving power dynamics with scattered references to leaders and nations.
Book review discusses Curtis frontier wisdom for youth
A literary notice praises David A. Curtis as a veteran journalist and graceful writer. His latest book distills worldly wisdom from a long career, aimed chiefly at young readers. The Ladies' Home Journal will publish articles using rare U S government archival material on the White House, with the State Department uncovering new views.
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United States
Ladies’ Home Journal
White House
State Department
Personal: Eugenie Doche and distant lives in a mirrored world
The narrative blends biographical notes on Eugenie Doche and public figures. It mentions her as a distant social fixture, Porfirio Diaz reflecting on his reelection, and writers like Gustav Freytag, Sudermann, and Fritz Reuter earning royalties. It also references pianist Lars Was and explorations by Robert Edwin Peary to Greenland.
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Gustav Freytag
Sudermann
Fritz Reuter
Lacater
Robert Edwin Peary
Greenland
Antion
Peary
Literature Notes and Crams Magazine Preview
A review of Crams Magazine and Outing for August highlights its broad coverage from Chinese Embrossio treatment to Tibetan travels. It discusses HUrary Savage Landar’s leading article, The Igorrote Runners of Luzon, and a forthcoming work The Principles of Success by a Man of the World.
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Cran’ys
Perindigal
Cram‘s
Ty Hurary
Savage Landar
Tibet
Jae
Willam Dinwiddie
Philippine
Luzon
Deepest mud on any paved street in the world
Reader whispers of mud battles on streets and a joke about the army balloon brigade. A humorous exchange from The Philadelphia humor column recalling a hair loss quip and a child’s dressing-table drawer joke.
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Harper’s Bazar
Benny Beechwood
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