Anaconda Standard Advertising and Distribution Notes
The Anaconda Standard lists publication details including daily and Sunday issues, mailing rates, and main office in Standard Block Anaconda. It enumerates branch offices in Butte and Chicago, Chicago offices, and numerous newsstand locations in New York, Chicago, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Denver, Salt Lake City, Seattle, Portland, and more, with general business addressed to Anaconda Montana.
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New York City
Hotalings
Parks Row
Broadway
Auditorium
Los Angeles
Routh Olive
Denver
East Lake City
Moon's Book Store
Salt Lake City
Rosenfeld & Hanors
Church Street
Oden
North Howard Street
John W. Graham & Com
Tacoma
Pacific Avenue
el Seattin
National News
Oregon News Co
Sixth Street
Bryan to Deliver Pivotal Address at Indiana Gala
Thousands gather in Indianapolis for the nomination notification of Mr. Kern as new president with elaborate State Fair grounds arrangements. Principal address by Mr. Bryan will set out his views on trusts and mark a peak moment in the campaign.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Kern
Nicw
State Fair Grounds
Bryan
Benjamin Harrion
Death of Baron Hermann von Speck Sternburg Mourned Worldwide
The passing of Baron Hermann von Speck Sternburg draws heartfelt condolences in Washington and Berlin. A renowned diplomat, he served in Peking Belgrade and Washington, led the Samoan commission in 1898, and rose to consul general for British India and Ceylon before becoming minister plenipotentiary and envoy to the United States in 1903 and subsequently ambassador.
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Hermann von Speck Sternburg
Washington
Berlin
Delny
Peking
Belgrade
British India
Ceylon
United States
Wireless telephone advances from Paris spark awe
An article from Paris reports three French inventors nearing a wireless talking system. They claim messages could be heard as easily as a neighbor’s voice from New York to Paris, needing only a stronger transmitter to cross the Atlantic. They foresee vast possibilities despite seas and storms, noting wireless could end busy lines from Central.
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Paris
New York
Central
August Declared Healthful Month by East Doctor
A physician in the East, based on recent statistics, names August as the most healthful month. He cites thinner clothing as a key factor supporting the claim and argues the seasonal comfort aids well being.
Healthful August and Opium Concerns Dominate Public Discourse
A health note extols outdoor activity in August as the most healthful month, urging exercise and fresh air. A separate report cites Dr. Hamilton R. Wright's studies claiming the United States faces a significant opium problem, with warnings on prohibition's unintended effects and a call for domestic reformers to address internal vice.
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Hamilton R. Wright
United St
United States
Wright
Maine
Nechusetts
International Congress For
Shanghai
Extra congressional session eyed by Bryan and Taft
The piece notes that regardless of election results an extra session of Congress is anticipated. Bryan and Taft both pledge to summon Congress in March if elected, Bryan prioritizing direct election of senators and Taft focusing on tariff revision under his platform. The report comments that Bryan’s remarks had not yet reached Hot Springs, tempering the timing.
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Congress
Washington
Bryan
Aly
Congr
Taft
Chicago
Mr. Bryan
Hot Springs
Eyebrow lore and political barbs in a breezy column
A collage of opinions on eyebrows linking character and vitality, then a rapid parade of political asides. Mentions of Taft Kern Sherman Haines Castro Turks Constantinople Tangier and a summer political chill. Ends noting a long summer vacation as excitement wanes.
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Turkey
Tailors Strike In New York Seeks Wage Increase
In New York Aug, between 9 000 and 6 000 tailors go on strike per United Brotherhood of Tailors estimates to demand wage hikes compensating cuts from last year. Brotherhood reports employers yielded in part and 350 strikers have been re employed at higher wages.
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New York
Aug
United Brotherhood of Tailors
Conrad's Latest Venture in Chicago Purchase Deal
Montana financier SOW G. Conrad has selected a plan for acquiring a large apartment house in Chicago. The move signals an expansion into Midwest real estate with a significant urban investment.
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Chicago
G. Conrad
Montana
American Bar Association Meeting Opens in Seattle
The thirty first annual meeting of the American Bar Association convenes in Seattle with focus on drafting a written code of ethics for lawyers. Discussion covers reducing litigation delays, uniform state laws, and expanding access to legal aid for the poor while noting the profession’s growth from 4000 lawyers in 1830 to about 50,000 anticipated.
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American Bar Association
Seattle
Wash
Vatican States
Tatt
JaCnamse
Har Association
American Bar" Association
United States
United St
Ai Onal
House of Representatives
Tures
Burton
Delaware
Foster
Illinois
A. D. James
Kentucky
Barchfield
Pennsylvania
Jacoo H. Gallinger
New Hamponne
United States Senate
Councils of Nations
England
William Nelson
Crom- Well
Panama Canal
James Bevill
Andrew Carnegie
W. D. Guthrie
Harry ‘Thaw
Legal Aid
New York
New York City
New Title
Frederic 3
Speculamon Then Death In Frankfort Bank Embezzlement
Frankfort on August 24 Herr Geltermann cashier of the coupon department at the Mittleduetsche credit bank shot himself dead in the city today. He had embezzled 125000 dollars from the bank and left a confession addressed to the management. Geltermann had speculated on the London Stock Exchange.
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Frankfort
Herr Geltermann
Mittleduetsche Credit Bank
Geltermann
London Stock Exchange
Failure of Meadows Williams Co Shocks New York Stock Exchange
New York Aug 4 The failure of Meadows Williams Co was announced on the New York Stock Exchange today. The firm has offices at 52 Wall Street with a branch in Buffalo and Hamilton Ontario. It was said the firm was not heavily involved and its embarrassment not due to the recent marked...
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New York
Meadows, Williams & Co
New York Stock Exchange
S Wall Street
Buffalo
Hamilton
Ontario
Park Once Potter's Field Explanation Found
From the New York Times: an explanation of the discovery of human skulls and bones in the excavation for the Fifth Avenue sewer project near Twenty sixth Street company, as inspectors review remains found during digging.
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New York Times
Fifth Avenue
Twenty Sixth “Street Company
Letter Promotes Grape-Nuts and Postum For Health
A New York woman describes years of indigestion and nervous weakness from peritonitis. She credits Grape Nuts and Postum with restoring appetite, sleep, and strength, noting ongoing use with her husband. She mentions The Road to Wellville and the Postum company name in Battle Creek, Michigan.
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New York
Thad
Postum Company
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
St Marys Academy Deer Lodge Mont Healthful Paris of the state
St Marys Academy in Deer Lodge Montana is a fire boarding and day school run by a charitable group. It offers thorough education with music theory and practice and modern art instruction including designing painting and reediework. The building has modern appliances and a healthy comfortable environment for pupils open for further details by mail.
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Paris
Bigre of Charity of
Leavenworma
Academy
Peter Tm Apy
Castilleja School Palo Alto Notice
Fragmentary OCR notice from Castilleja School Palo Alto mentions address details and a Mary J. Lockey in a prime space. appears to be a damaged listing or public notice with unreadable portions and stray words.
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Palo Alto
California
Kan’ Wrandges
Stanton
Santora School
Mary’ J. Lockey
Prime Spa
Wain Alto
Cal
Box iV
Melema
Mor
Potters Field traces in old city burial sites revealed
Histories note portions of the city serving as a potter's field at Bloomingdale Road and Washington Square. Burials moved when areas were repurposed, bodies reinterred to Forty-second Street, Fifth Avenue, and later to Waris Island after reservoirs and public works altered the sites.
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Rds
Potter's
Potter's Reid
Bloomingdale Road
Ladizon Square
William S. Smith
Raiders Destroy Houses In South Dakota Towns
Reports state Lowry and Alaska on the Minneapolis and St. Louis line were struck by a mysterious raid, a bank and several structures burned. Six buildings burned at Akaska and others at Lowry. sheriff in Walworth County investigates. Fire spotted midnight at Lowry and 2:30 a.m. at Alaska. Blackened by mounted assailants, likely tied to horse thief crackdown.
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Aberdeen
Lowry
Alaska
Minneapolis & St. Louis
Missouri River
Holmes
Dakota National Bank
Lowry Bank and Con
Ima
Akaska
Walworth County
Alalaska
Wild brumbies and the New South Wales hunt
The article discusses brumby origins and a hunting method in New South Wales districts such as Clarence, Stephens, and Manning river systems. It details corral setup with a funnel entrance, booby fence, and cotton deterrents, guiding leaders to enclosure, then holding horses for 24 hours before capture. It also references London War notes on Bernard Shaw and Hall Caine.
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New South Wales
Clarence
Stephens
Manning River
St Aloysius Institute Helena Montana Admits Students
St Aloysius Institute in Helena Montana offers boarding and day schooling for Catholic boys under Bishop Carroll Frammar. It operates a high school with commercial courses and opens September 8 1908. For details contact Rev Joseph M Venus president.
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St. Aloysius Institute
Helena
Bishop Carroll Frammar
Joseph M. Venus
Mont
Sternburg Dead at Heidelberg Diplomat Baron von Sternburg dies after long illness
Baron von Sternburg, a valued German ambassador in Washington, dies in Heidelberg after a protracted lupus struggle. He formed close ties with President Roosevelt and Adee, married Miss Lillian Langham of Louisville, and was cherished by the U S and German offices for his scholarship and diplomacy. Acting Secretary Adee expressed deep sorrow and conveyed condolences to the baroness.
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Diplomatic Corpu
Washington
Roosevelt
Adeo
Gifford Pinchot
Forestry Department
United States
Baron von Sternburg
Mr. Roosevelt
America
Germany
Baron’ von Sternburg
White House
Amvarsauor
Lillian May Langham
Louisville
Sternburg
Adee
State Department
Foreign Office
Inconclusive Open-Air Meeting Report
Fragmentary note reports Samer and Lem Eu Ste involved in open-air meetings in Sinnerpolie area. Text is garbled with multiple misspellings making precise details uncertain. No clear date location or organizations can be confirmed from the readable fragments.
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Standard Publishing Company, Publishers and Proprietors
Postoffice
Anaconda
Ofic
Baltorial
Butte
Fam Broadway
Missouri
Higgins Avenue
W. J. Morton
Brunswick Building
Fifth Ave
Washington Street
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mont
Phonin
Loden
Sunny Jim Sherman
Jim Guffey
Pennaylevanta
Wastro
Hains
Evelyn
Mr. Taft
Sultan
Morocon Suaaenly
Springfeld
Vice Terror
Sherman
Springfield
Haine Brothers
Cherry Sisters
Mr. Kern
Constantinople
Tangier
Castro
Lorson Spruce
Conrad
All Grocers
Frederic J. Haskin
Potter's Field
GGMS
Bass
Owsley Mock
Monten
Rice & Fulton
Props
Ind
Eee & Ney
Holy Names Academy and Normal School
Sisters of the Holy Names of James and Mary
Capitol Hill
Tchool
Revanth
St. Mary’s Academy
Deer Lodge, Mont
South Dakota
Ting Wild Horses
New South
London
Oliver Lodge
Bernard Shaw
Hazlitt
Hall Caine
Dr. Johnson
Sterngurd
Heidelberg
Speck von Sternburs
India
Baroness von Steinburg
Arthur Langham
Cmafin
Sinnerpolie
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