Anaconda Standard Advertises Offices and Subscriptions
The Anaconda Standard lists publishing offices and branch locations in Missoula Great Falls Butte and Seattle with phone numbers and street addresses. It notes subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions and directs general correspondence to Standard Publishing Company Anaconda Mont.
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Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Oovest
Butte
Broadway
Missoula
West Main Street
Great Falls
Postoffice
New York City
Brentano's
Union Uarchicago
Vanderslice
Dearborn
Chis Auditori
Icago
Auditorium Annex
Minneapolis
Kavanaugh's
South Third Street
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Denver
Seventeenth Street
Out Lake City
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake News Co
Ogden
Kind’s
Twenty-fifth Street
Spokane
North Howard
Gcoma
Pacific Avenue
Hanbury's
First Avenue
Portland
Kansas City
Ricksicker’s
Walnut
Tandard Publishing Company
Mont
Ravalli county towns urge lawful justice after murder
Community segments in Stevensville and Hamilton resist mob rule after the murder of a young boy. Citizens commend restraint and insist on swift, lawful proceedings with coroner inquest testimony supporting conviction, trusting judges and juries to deliver proper justice and avert vigilante violence.
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Stevensville
Hamilton
Ravalli County
Fannie Buck
Miles Won't Oppose Black for G A R Chief
General Miles signals no opposition to General Black for commander in chief of the Grand Army of the Republic. He plans to stay in the background and may offer a nominating speech, a move seen as risky if delivered at the San Francisco convention. The fear is Miles could be chosen as commander instead of John B Black due to his long service record.
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Miles
Black
San Francisco
United States
Grand Army of the Republic
John B. Black
Nelson Appleton Miles
Hill Still Ready as Democratic Party Savior for New York
The article argues that David B. Hill remains active and influential, aiming to help Tammany regain power in Greater New York. It notes his national prominence among New Yorkers who could be a Democratic nominee and his strategic focus on New York state to boost influence at the national convention.
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Eoplf
David B. Hill
New York
Tammany
New York State
New York City
Hill
New Yorker
David
Cleveland
Gor- Man
Olney
Judge Clark
North Carolina
Judge Parker
Malcolm Rafferty
Trinidad
Green
Rafferty
Trindad
Barber Asphalt Company
San Juan Niil
Nomination Power and The Young Hill in National Affairs
The passage contemplates Hill shaping a future Democratic administration with influence over nominations. Describing Hill as young, it notes he will not turn 60 for some time and questions where decades ahead may place him in national political affairs.
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Empire State
Hill
He Will Not Abdicate In Austria Emperor Francis Joseph’s Birthday Observed
Vienna marks the 78th birthday of Emperor Francis Joseph with a troop review, city decorations and amnesty for minor offenses. Despite rumors of abdication, observers note his indomitable spirit as Croatia unrest and parliamentary strife test the dual monarchy.
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Francis Joseph of
Austria
Vienna
Franz Ferdinand
Francis Joseph
Europe
Croatia
Odell Sees Westward Prosperity After Transcontinental Journey
Governor Odell reports striking West and Mississippi valley prosperity, saying no justification exists for market excitements or demoralization in national business. He cites harvests and persistent industry as proof of robust conditions. The Roosevelt party shares similar views, though critics in Philadelphia question the Wall Street impact.
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Mississippi Valley
Odell
Wall Street Stock Exchange
Roosevelt
Continent
Holland
Philadelphia
East
Ce Overnor Odell
New York
Hanna Denies Pushing Slave Pension Scheme
The article notes Senator Hanna did not authorize fund collection for a former slave pension measure. It describes how a Georgia man was misled into believing Hanna supported the bill and includes Hanna’s private secretary reply denying any authorization to raise funds or advocate passage.
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Hanna
Ohio
Congress
Georgia
Freedman’s Bureau
Senator Hanna Opposes Fraudulent Measures At Trans Mississippi Session
A discussion of political tactics warns against measures funded by promises of sanction and warns of frauds harming Georgia Negroes by $6,000. The Trans-Mississippi congress opens in Seattle. topics include good roads, irrigation, rates, harbors, and federal relations. A Nebraska school director doubles as district trustee across a state line, claiming dual residency and voting rights, while Mayor Mullins dismisses legal quibbles.
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Hanna
Senate
Seattle
United States Department of Agriculture
National Good Roads Association
Territories
Alaska
Sioux County
Neb
Mullins
Montana
Idaho
South Dakota
Humor Snippets and Jokes from Vintage Newspapers
A collage of light humor and quips from old papers including lines about phrenology, labor strikes, life insurance, and family banter. The items reflect period voice with playful wordplay and social observations, quoting multiple unnamed exchanges and cartoonish lines.
A Prayer at Gray Peter Door Turns on Truth
A woman pleads at Gray Peter’s door claiming innocence and virtue. He tests her by asking if she has ever lied, noting she has hidden truths about her age. She denies it, yet he forgives and lets her pass with a tender smile.
Butte Society Fetes With Elaborate Evergreen Decor at Columbia Gardens
Butte’s prominent citizens gathered for a gowned evening at Columbia Gardens hosted by William and Miss Scallon. Decorations transformed the pavilion with pines, red white and American bunting, lanterns, and Turkish alcoves. A midnight banquet served 182 guests with lavish floral centerpieces as guests departed well into the morning.
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Columbia Gardens
William Scallon
Scallon
Butte
Miss Scallon
PD. B. Hennessy
Man William Lebel Found Dead in German Gulch
Coroner Egan was alerted from Durant this morning that the body of William Lebel was found in German Gulch last evening. No further details were provided, and the coroner plans to proceed to the scene today.
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Egan
Durant
William Lebel
Woman Kidnapped but Woman Escapes Near Sunbury Iowa
Davenport and Tews report from Sunbury Iowa that Mrs John Hilserow wife of a wealthy farmer was abducted by a man posing as their sick son’s messenger. The captive fled a deserted farmhouse cellar during the captor’s absence and sought aid at a nearby farmhouse. Her husband alerted authorities but the kidnapper remains at large. Mrs Hilserow is listed in critical condition from exposure.
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Davenport
Tews
Sunbury
Iowa
John Hilserow
Hilserow
Viking Women Meet Opens 13th YWCA Conference
Viking Women in Williams Bay Wisconsin report the 13th annual YWCA conference opening with Bible classes missionary and student meetings underway.
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Williams Bay
Wis
Young Women’s Christian Association
Ideal society party rises from religious mix in Japan
The text describes a new group named Risoden or Ideal society formed by Yoroza Choho editors amid religious confusion among Japan's native faiths and Christianity. It aims to raise moral behavior across beliefs through simple daily tasks, not wealth or fame, plus a devotional poem about work and endurance.
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Japan
Risoden
Ideal Society
Yoroza Choho
Tip Hoy the Hartford of Washington Printers
A Washington hotel man known as Tip Hoy earned fame for decades by feeding housing and tending to touring printers. The Star notes his hospitality extended to thirsty, hungry, and poor itinerants, and he laments the shift from hand composition to modern type machines, while praising printers as hardworking and loyal.
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Washington
Washington Star
Robert Hoy
United States
Tip” Hoy
Tip
Hoy's
Hoy
Tip Hoy
Ottmar Mergenthaler
Baltimore
Mr. Hoy
Lazarus
Jim
Inny Place
Tip Hovy
Clifford and Queenan Box 20 Rounds to Draw in Ogden
Jack Clifford of Butte and Perry Queenan of Seattle battled 20 rounds to a draw at the opera house in Ogden. Clifford led early, opening a cut on Queenan, but the match stayed close to the end and satisfied the crowd with its evenly matched action.
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Ogden, Aug. W
Jack Clifford
Butte
Perry Queenan
Seattle
Clifford
Queenan
Row Over Melons Ends in Four Deaths in Alabama
Four men were killed and nine wounded in Randolph county Alabama in a watermelon patch dispute. A posse pursues a suspect named Sledge described as a desperate negro. The violence began during a work party on the public road last week.
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Heflin
Ala
Randolph County
Sledge
Shootings at a Watermelon Patch End in Multiple Deaths
Beaver Creek near Lamar scenes of a deadly spree as Sledge shoots nine of eleven men after a watermelon patch incident. He is later killed by a posse after a confrontation at a steel bridge over the Tallapoosa. Two more men die from subsequent gunfire.
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Beaver Creek
Lamar
Sledge
Tallapoosa River
Wedone
Thomas Ebbitt
Robert Ford
James Moore
Bud Wilson
Moore
Wilson
Judge John Barnes Named Nominee at Nebraska GOP Convention
Lincoln Neb Aug 17 Not over 100 of 4051 delegates arrived as Judge John Barnes Madison County was conceded to be nominated for the Nebraska Supreme Court by acclamation. Delegates expect a rapid, uncontroversial convention with strong endorsement of Roosevelt's administration and a 2 o'clock start tomorrow with Charles Stone as temporary chairman.
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Lincoln
Neb
John Barnes
Madison County
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Charles Stone
Kingston Planters Hopeful on Di
Kingston Jamaica August 17 A slight rise in optimism among planters as hopes grow for relief from the difficulties facing the sugar and coffee industries. Local inquiries and meetings indicate a more confident outlook despite ongoing economic pressures.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Aftermath of hurricane hits banana regions and peasant distress
Destructive hurricane leaves thousands homeless as banana plantations are cleaned and relief plans are set in motion. Ongoing efforts focus on urgent aid for affected peasantry.
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Mr. Brown
Bridget
Puck
Willie
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Bune News
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Ger
Man Gulchh
Egan Will
Scene
M. J. Connell Company
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Rice & Fulton, Proprietors
Salt Lake
Collegiate Institute
Robert J. Caskey
Kimball Hall
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Reider
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