Anaconda Standard Company Address and Rates Notice
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Robinson Crusoe Island destruction and Selkirk tale revisited
The article discusses the enduring fascination with Daniel Defoe’s Robinson Crusoe tied to the real figure Alexander Selkirk, noting Crusoe’s fictional status and Selkirk’s island, Juan Fernandez. It recalls Fernandez and the island’s history, its use as a Chilean penal settlement, and the enduring lure for readers in America and Britain.
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Carrie Nation Plans Suit Against Loeb for Damages
Report notes Secretary Loeb faced claims from Mae Ward Nadage Dorce Elizabeth Zane and others over alleged insults breaches and indignities. Carrie Nation vows to sue, claiming he thwarted her, recounting her trip to see the president and vowing action.
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Roosevelt Era Politicians and European Tours Recounted
A parliamentary chronicle reviews Bryan and Roosevelt era politics, noting Bryan's Europe reception and pop culture status, Longworth’s European stay, and Cannon’s nomination prospects. It also covers Illinois Republicans naming Cullom for Senate and Bryan’s Democratic convention stance on national committees.
Divorce Statistics From Census Bureau Read Just As They Are
The cenans bureau seeks to collect 18 questions from 160 clerks covering twenty years of divorce data across cities. It lists details such as marriage dates, separations, decrees, durations, causes including temperance, alimony, and occupations of parties, with the aim of shaping a future divorce system for President Roosevelt and Congress.
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Amidst Uniform Divorce Law Debate and Political Quips
A wide national discussion on uniform divorce laws faces state sovereignty concerns and court complexity. The column quips about Sullivan, Bryan, Hearst, Jerome, and Chilean, California references while noting earthquakes as a possible predictor and a restless political climate ahead of November.
Horse Thief Captured After Wyoming Theft Ring
Sheriff Adame tracked a suspected horse thief from Wyoming to Billings after a rancher bought a team there. Charles Giffard, linked to an organized theft ring, admitted the act during transport to the county jail. Authorities believe a larger network of horse thieves operates in the region.
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Crowe Freed After Talks With New York Police
Pit Crowe of Omaha, detained last night, was released after a morning visit to police headquarters. He explained he intended to pursue newspaper work and earn an honest living. Officials allowed him to stay in the city provided he kept his promise.
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Socialists Open Convention With Resolutions Platform
Chicago August 21 The state convention of the socialist party adopted resolutions and a platform. The Russian evolutionists were congratulated and Borer and Waywood of the Western Federation of Miners were described as victims of the chess war escalating to a peak in Colorado.
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Call Off Strike by United Mine Workers in Birmingham
At district No 20 United Mine Workers headquarters the local unions voted to end the miners strike at the four Dig furnace companies in the state The stoppage had 6000 workers idle and cost the union over 1 million dollars in losses to date
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Labor Demand Drives Lower Rail Rates To California
Aug 21 reports from San Planeten say the Southern Pacific and partner lines will cut colonist rates to California. One-way fares from Chicago to California drop to 33, from St Louis 30, from New Orleans 30, and from Missouri river points 35, running Aug 27 to Oct 31 amid a booming labor demand across the West.
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Trains Run On Time As Coastwise Service Resumes
Evening arrivals planned as regular eastbound trains depart on schedule. Two eastbound trains from Saturday, among the first to leave Los Angeles today, are held at Indio. The Salton Sea rises due to floods but has not reached danger levels.
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Fort Brown Abandoned and Troops Ordered Out
Washington Aug 21 The hegre tel eval troops are ordered from Fort Brown to Wert Hene Shkla while the twenty Alth Infantry battalion moves toward Ro Grande from Texas The president and General staff authorize a full investigation into the Gronsville affair and report to the president Fort Brown will be abandoned with movable government property packed and shipped to other points Major Blockson will conduct the inquiry and authorities promise to punish those found guilty.
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Rain Delays Hit Trans-Continental Rail Lines
Rain disrupts rail traffic from Los Angeles to the west with eight Santa Fe westbound trains held and many eastbound trains stalled at Barstow and Needles. Line reopenings expected within hours as tracks between Gotts and Franconi and at Tempe suffer damage. Southern Pacific trains still from Yuma and repairs underway.
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Dillon Notes Special Dispatch to the Standard
Dillon notes report a demurrer in a $10,000 damage suit against A L Stone a bank cashier. Other items mention school superintendent Mae Richhog from Bozeman trips, a horse accident near Madison county, visitors in Lewistown, a visit by G L Gilat in Diljon, Chaplain G T Jones leaving for Fort Harrison, and conductor Samuel Walt’s family shipping his remains to Portland for burial.
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Widow of murdered leader targeted for extortion funds
In Petersburg on August 21 the widow of St Berzenstein, a slain democratic leader and outlawed parliament member, reportedly received a letter from a counter terrorist group demanding a $2.00 contribution to a fund for victims' families within three days under threat of harm to her and her relatives.
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Two Murderers Captured After Dominican Coast Clash
The assailants in the Las Matas killings near Dominican coast were arrested at Port au Prince. Dominicans seek extradition of Cane Haytien and Hayts, two Americans accused of the murders. authorities state the Dominican government has moved to arrange extradition.
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Rain Be Praised In Superior Fire Threat Eases
Rain drenched parts of northern Wisconsin ending a serious drought threat. Reports from Vermilion and Mesabi Range in Minnesota show fires not fully smothered but danger is believed to have passed.
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Explosion at Eliza furnaces kills three in Pittsburg
Three men are dead and two in aerial condition with nine others unconscious after a massive gas explosion at the Eliza furnaces in Pittsburg on August 2. Rescue crews work through debris as firemen battle remaining flames and assess injuries.
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Jones & Laughlin Steel men cited in furnace explosion
A fragment reports Jones and Laughlin Steel workers at Boho involved in damplack work when an explosion of accumulated gas occurred. Names mention George Mansley Andrew Mansley and Michael Boyle. The scene references going home and a later note about the king and guest of Spain sailing on the Giralda from Cowes in August.
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Lucy G Nester Principal Paranis Change of Residence
Lucy G Nester, principal Paranis, notes frequent residence changes affecting her family. The article records her name and the recurring moves, reflecting unsettled living arrangements and potential impacts on her daughters.
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Mills College and Sern fe Yong Women
Mills College presents accredited fall term openings in August. Describes healthful surroundings, mild climate, and superior study advantages across branches. Highlights a refined Christian home and new features added last year. President Mrs C Tea ie.
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Houston School Boarding School for Boys
A Spokane boarding school for boys over 16 operates under Episcopal auspices. It offers thorough individual instruction by experienced teachers and daily athletic exercise in a gymnasium, with limited boarder numbers and preparation for college or business. Head Master Edgar F. Strong.
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