Anaconda Standard Publishers and Subscriptions Rates
The Anaconda Standard announces subscription rates and office details. It lists daily and Sunday prices, advance payment terms, and various branch offices and newsstand locations in New York Chicago Minneapolis Los Angeles Denver Seattle Ogden Spokane and more, with contact pointers and delivery notes.
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New York City
Broadway
Thirty-eighth
Chicago
Auditorium Annex
P.O. News Cos
Dearborn
Empire News Stand
Jackson
Pasadena
Cal
Hornung’s
News Depot
Denver
Seventeenth Street
City
Moon
Bast Lake Chs
Rowenfoal Tanson's
Church Street
Ogden
Kind's
Spokane
North Howard Street
Jean W. Gi Tere and
Corre
Standard Publishing Company
Oklahoma Senate to elect two new members promptly
The Oklahoma legislature will have no time to waste in the task of filling vacancies. It is expected that the governor will appoint two senators soon, with elections to follow. The two named by the governor are anticipated to be promptly chosen, ensuring Senate seating within the near future.
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Oklahoma Tesiaiature
Washington
Oklahoma
Senate Moetibernin
Tora
Itkin's
Allegretti's
Huyler's
Maillard's
Lowney’s
How 17 Happened and the Hidden Campaign
fragmented OCR text notes a convoluted account of a campaign and forces under command. It references names like Berea and renet walsh and hints at a teaching motive and a newspaper context. The readable fragments suggest a discussion of events and influence across areas and time without clear sequences.
Congress Plans Waterways Congress In Washington
A new congress with delegates from many states business groups and trade bodies meets in Washington this week. Its aim is to promote a broad policy to develop national waterways and secure vast federal investment, without endorsing any single project. The meeting signals a push for broad support from the federal government for nationwide waterways development.
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Washington
Boards of Trade
Congress
Oklahoma's First Legislature Convenes Under Haskell
Governor Haskell calls the first Oklahoma legislature session with 109 house members and 44 senators. Republicans hold 17 house seats and 5 in the senate. Advance notices from Guihese indicate the Jim Crow car proposition will be among the initial agenda items.
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Haskell
State of
Oklahoma
Ody
House
Senate
Guihese
New-state politics loom in Oklahoma and Panama canal debate
The piece surveys rising capital fight signals in Guthrie over state government seat, Oklahoma efforts to restrict black voters, and a broad Panama Canal growth outlook. It notes Tawney and Mann testimony predicting canal cost rises, possible 1914 finish, and shifts toward deeper waterway spending amid party maneuvering. Presidential term questions and Bryan nomination talk frame the political snapshot.
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Congress
Ing
Congressman Mann
Tawney
Convens
Mann
Panama
Justice Brewer Remarks Spark Debate on Presidency Seven Year Idea
The public suspects Justice Brewer's address criticizing Roosevelt over the presidency. He revived discussion of a seven year term, noting the constitutional convention briefly considered seven years before switching to four. The Springfield Republican summaries show the long debate on eligibility and the electoral college shaping the current four year term.
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Madison
North Carolina
Justice Brewer
Constitutional Convention
Springfeld Republican
Committee of
Randolph
Congress
Sofia
Harvard figures and museum plans glimpse in notes
President Eliot of Harvard sits at the stadium but shows little interest in Intercollegiate football contests. Prof B Robinson Gray Herbarium chief in Cambridge, Harvard to benefit from Mrs Potter Boston will. President Morales moves to preserve archaeological objects of San Domingo for a national museum. The oldest judge is Justice Charles Field of Athol Massachusetts.
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Eliot
Harvard
Harvard Corporation
B. Robinson
Gray Herbarium
Cambridge
Potter
Boston
Morales
San Domingo
Humorous France Fragments on Marriage and Mirth
A collection of brief quips and exchanges in a humorous French vein. Jokes touch on cane breaking as a measure of hatred, wary views on marriage taught by playful misdeeds, and wry exchanges between innkeepers and guests. The snippets resemble short comic captions.
Brutal murder attempt rocks Missoula home
Carmen, a resident of Missoula's red light district, lay nearly dead after a brutal assault at 276 West Front Street. Charles Menning confessed to involvement with an unknown partner, who escaped, as Officers Larson and Fare captured Menning and saved the woman.
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Mperial
Missoula
Missoula County
Crib
West Front Street
Carmen
Charles Menning
Larson
Fare
Menning
Mening
Omeer Larson
Ely
Oak
Ney
Menning Ald
Advance Guard Torpedo Boats Set Sail Toward Pacific
The second flotilla of United States torpedo boat destroyers from Norfolk began its long voyage of about 15,000 miles under Rear Admiral R. D. Evans, preceding the battleships bound for the Pacific.
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Norfolk
Pacific
R. D. Evans
Vessels Sailed in Flotilla From Norfolk Yard
At 2 40 p m today six vessels formed a flotilla sailing from the Norfolk navy yard toward Hampton Roads. The Cay spent the remainder of the voyage on compass adjustment work before continuing.
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Ues
Nuffolk Navy Yard
Hampton Roads
Trus Lena Khan Charged In Milwaukee Case At City Jail
Lena Khan of the restricted district prisoner at the city jail charged with touching Hans Sohnasa, a Milwaukee railway grader, for 9. She denies the accusation and, when brought in, attempted to file a charge of perjury against Founaon. He says she extracted funds from pockets while standing in front of her rooms at 2 East Galena Street.
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Lena Khan
City
Hans Sohnasa
Milwaukee
Founaon
Galena Street
Pleasant Gaelic League meeting at St Mary hall
A lively Gaelic League monthly gathering at St Mary hall featured Gaelic songs and recitations. Vice President John S. McCarthy chaired as president arrived late. Children performed, with Rev Father Hannan and Miss Kate Kelly directing, and several members sang in Gaelic. The program included dances, violin airs, and praise for Fathers Hannan and Kennedy.
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St Marya Hall
League
Butre
John SM. McCarthy
Hannan
Hermor
Ossian
Con Fede
Kate Kelly
Appia
John Sullivan
Peter Moynihan
Rom McCarthy Moon
William Powers
Robert Emmet
Mise M Leyden
Thomas Shields
Cronin
Anno Annie
Spalpeen
Pat McCarthy
Treland
Miners Entombed After Mine Explosion in Fayette City
In Monongeuitla PA a mine belonging to United Aline Coal Company at Fayette City suffers an explosion of black damp trapping miners. The blast at night blocks the entrance with coal and rock. Rescue teams from Monogahela and nearby towns rush medical aid as details remain scarce.
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Amonongeuitla
Dee
Naomi
United Aline Coal Company
Fayette City
Tt Ie
Monogahela
Stott Viciously Attacked by Highwayman in Silver Bow Park
Albert Stott, a mechanic at the School of Mines project, fought off a desperate highwayman in the Silver Bow Park addition after leaving the Turf saloon. He retained $138 but lost an incisor, reported to Cape Captain Buckner, as police pursue a lead tied to witnesses at the Turf saloon.
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Albert Stott
Silver Bow Park
Stott
Turf
Ray
Posce
Capetain ‘Buckner
School of Mines
Walnut Street
Mississippi River Scenic Way Trains Daily
Via St. Paul the Mississippi river scenic route offers three daily trains, showcasing regional rail travel options and scenic views along the line.
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St. Paul
Two Adept Scholars In School For Crime
Detectives describe 15 year old Mike Moriarity and Henry Sullivan as skilled thieves who confessed to a year of robberies. The boys stole keys, entered Lenox and Elwood blocks, and targeted rooms while selling loot through Jerry the Ape. They detailed break ins at the Butte hotel and several apartments, with valuables including a monogram watch and cash.
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Charles Bates
Mike Moriarity
Henry Sullivan
Butte
Spokane
Elwood
Jerry the Apes
Negro County
Mo Harity
Evening News
Lenox
Theodore Tennessy
Stu
Mike Adams
Mercury
Wyoming
Blackfoot
Dakota Stree
Antique East Mercury Street Robbers Details Emergence
Police report the Antlers colored club on East Mercury Street used a tactic of locking victims in a room and returning for payment, with victims receiving about ten percent of item values. Detectives confirm victim descriptions match thefts, with pawned items mostly recovered. expensive pieces headed to a Chicago fence. other thefts include Mantle block and Leonard flats. youths mainly sought jewelry, not cash.
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Chicago
Mantle Block
Leonard Flats
Street fainting on East Park ends at Keystone saloon
Silke McDonald a teamster fainted on East Park street last night and was carried into the Keystone saloon then removed to St James hospital by police patrol wagon. The attack is ascribed to a weakness.
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Silke McDonald
East Park Street
Keystone
St James’ Hospital
Postal Clerks Pay Rise Effort Headed by Montana Postmasters
The Billings Gazette reports Montana postmasters, including Billings’ vice president, formed an organization to lobby Washington for higher pay and better working conditions for postal clerks. It notes clerks are underpaid and overworked, with current minimums far below acceptable wages.
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Billings
Montana
Northwest
Post Office Department
Washington
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