Anaconda Standard publication details and offices
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates and publishing offices, with main office in Anaconda and branch offices in Butte, Chicago, New York, and other cities. It provides reception addresses for advertising and distribution across multiple states, plus contact numbers.
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Baily
Aetna
Josey Eesee
Stengard
Anaconda
Bev
Bell
Nordhc Seteensee
SY. J. Morton
Danaser Foreign Advertising
New York
Roam
Manue
Chicago
Ofice
Iamford Bulldog
Care Met Magicon
Dosiborn Etrosts
Monterey Floods and War News Reported by Telegraph
The report describes flood devastation in Monterey with many deaths and vast losses. It notes that rains caused destruction in streets and buildings, while also recounting a historical answer to the American forces, including casualties and capitulation.
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Monterey
Neuve Leon
Tony Ananus
Mexica
Yuvier
Oakland and San Francisco tied by economic links in quake era
The Oakland Enquirer notes that Oakland has long depended on San Francisco for politics and commerce, but after the earthquake Oakland showed resilience and potential as a separate, strong city. It argues Oakland deserves independent development and investment rather than remaining a mere offshoot of San Francisco.
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Oakland
Francisco
Remack
Ale
Yiian
Frei
San Francisco
California
Gabe Jand Wack
Ax City
Eliy
Alster
Pita
Elie Betras
Gurall
Elty consolidation idea sparks regional city boom talk
An enterprising writer from Wis notes in Oakland a possible merger of Berkeley San Leandro San Leandro and nearby towns into a single metropolis. Proponents say it could outpace San Francisco in population while opponents warn of loss of local identity and governance.
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Sula
Oakland
San Francisco
Francisco
Crop forecasts spark debate on official vs private data
Amid brisk chatter on crop prospects Assistant Secretary Ways touts record yields while critics question the reliability of official figures. Analysts warn of possible overstatement and urge caution as markets anticipate a strong harvest, yet face shortages and price pressures.
Americans Flocking to Canada for Wheat and Land Appeal
A wave of Americans is moving to Canada, drawn by fertile lands and wheat prospects in British Columbia and the Canadian West. Officials note thousands already crossed the border and expect growth, while Canada gains align with settlement and economic ties rather than harming American interests.
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Cilmada
Canada
Sam
Montana
Idaho
Maylin
British Columbia
Unites
States
Domath
Sr Amaiien
Reform calendar proposal would add a leap day hidden
A 19th century calendar reform proposal envisions months starting on Sundays and ending on Saturdays, with an extra day called an "enagog day" inserted between December 28 and January 1. The plan keeps 364 days plus a special day every year, avoiding a ninth month.
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Ruesia
Tas Meade
Wildren
Wlehor
Calendar Conundrum Shapes Marriage Timing Debate
Read as a historical discussion on aligning marriage plans with the year and lunar or solar calendars. The text notes shifting dates for weddings, referencing months, days, and public opinion on whether to adjust to calendar cycles and social expectations. It shows a concern with timing and tradition more than a concrete event or outcome.
Annual meeting closes at Wie Montane Methodist conference
The Wie Montane Conference of the Methodist Episcopal church concluded after a week of sessions confined to Walter. The final day featured a powerful sermon by Bishop Henry Spolineger of St. Louis and ordination ceremonies for deacons elders and other clergy. The gathering praised Christian education, approved conference claims, and looked forward to future reunions.
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Fee
Tcianesnes
Diontana
Butte
Ututta
Horoscope for Sho Boon Ja and Anni On This Day
Astrological forecast notes sho boon ja and Anni on this day with cautions against excess and dissi pation. It lists professions likely to benefit including builders, carpenters, masons, traders and public workers while warning of ritual vanity and imprudent conduct.
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Andre
Anni
Lee
Ansners
Atealy
Wren Ant
Limico
Mystery of the sinking lake island puzzled by observers
Report from the Dotrole News-Tribune notes a winter phenomenon where an island in the lake sinks and reappears with regular cycles around February 15. Efforts by farmers and teamsters to anchor or raise it failed, with chains and weights lost, as the soft mud and vegetation currents drive alternating appearances and disappearances.
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Ways
Ninney
Levon
James 2
Hill
Audiente
Mv UH
News-Tribune
Parkish
Avenstandi
Ghout
Air Esfort
Duke of Abruzzi records highest Pat climb on Mt Yin Austin
The Duke of the Abruzzi, son of the late Duke of Aosta and cousin to the Queen of Italy, reportedly reached 24 690 feet on Mt Yin Austin setting a new climbing record. His career spans Alpine expeditions and tall tales of exploration, with future ventures hinted but unconfirmed.
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Abruxzt
Italy
Mart
Austin
Abruzzi
Duks
Agsta
Claty
Amadeo I
Spain
Rane
Vaplata
Akisist
Pele
Miling
Treile
Gettleys Munner
America in the Philippines Commerce and Progress
Frederic J. Staskin surveys American rule in the Philippines, noting wartime devastation, natural disasters, and disease that delayed recovery. He argues tariffs partially affect growth, calls for capital in sugar and tobacco, warns of reduced exports, and predicts a slow but possible goldene future tied to American policy and revived commerce.
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Frederic J. Staskin
Manita
Unite Reates
Lott
Walter
Busi
Beype
States of the Union
Philippines
Aguinaldo
Spain
Tate
United States
Joysimick
Manila
Aguinaldin
Ury
Bendits
Terry AM
Tia
Pilipinas
Horase Jirho
Philianine Islands
Prara
Oretipelico
Telanda
Korap
Hawaii
Cuba
Fiee
Europe
Prag- Fesd
Philippine trade and Alaska coal prospects in the era
The article discusses Philippine commerce under American rule, noting tariff support and improved infrastructure aiding inter-island trade, amid hemp price gloom and anticipated gradual growth. It contrasts Alaska coal fields’ potential with Pennsylvania coal, highlighting vast reserves, quality, and strategic value for industry and steamship fuel.
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Interfar
Washington
Porlage
Philippines
Mantis
Lucy
Rmilrondd
Manila
England's Largest Rock Garden Resembles Matterhorn
A miniature Matterhorn rock garden at Hindranic Crip in Wriac Park Henley spans about three acres. Quartz peaks depict snow, with thousands of alpine flowers in racks. A miniature Swiss chalet sits at the base, while a black watercourse cascades to a lily-filled pool and pinks, roses, and other alpina blooms surround the scene.
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England
Wriac Park
Henley
Yorkshire
America
Sir Frank
Tragic tunnel collapse claims Eli Kosta in St Lawrence
An accident at the St Lawrence worksite left Eli Kosta dead after tons of dirt and rock buried him while he and partner James Johnson were escaping danger. Rescue efforts continued into the afternoon as coroner and officials prepared to handle the scene and remaining details.
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Ell Iost
the &J. Jawrenes
Jost
James Johnson
Johnson
Koqt
Kost
Jim
Jie
Oy Dover Davenport
St. Lawranca
Wintstad
Tavenwork
Keas
Walsh Voidertel- Inschon
Koalivas
Eye of the Camera Reveals Hidden Photos Across Time
The article extols camera eyes beyond human sight showing how photographs reveal faint changes and unseen subjects. It claims the camera discovers details undetectable by the eye, foretelling disease and capturing deep space observations with greater clarity.
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Rays
I Val Norder
Lem
London Teheran Telegraph Link Through Wire Network
London Daily News describes a new telegraphic route linking London with Teheran via automatic repeaters and distant stations. Messages travel from London to Lowestoft and Emden, then Berlin, Rome, Odense, Kortch, Sakbuni, Halen, Tila and Tauris, with Tehran receiving and forwarding without human intervention. The system creates a continuous link to the Indian line.
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London Daily News
Perera
Teheran
London
Tenien
Tenevan
Avira
Londah
Lowestoft
North Sea
Emden
Berlin
Woresaw
Rome
Odense
Kortch
Sakbuni
Halen
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