Anaconda Standard publishing and service notes
The Anaconda Standard lists publishing company details, postal regulation, subscription rates, office addresses, and multiple newsstand and agency locations across cities from New York to Seattle. It includes ads for offices in Anaconda and Butte, with contact points for foreign advertising and multiple regional newsstands.
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A. Morton
New York
Brunswick Building
Tifth Avenue
Chicago
Ofice
Hartford
Maudison
Dearborn
Montana
Hotating's
Park Row
Brosdway
Jonas
Astorhouse
Philadelphia
Quaker News Co
North Sixth Street
Detroit
Metropolitan
Mews Co
Wordwart
Michigan
Audltorlin
St Paul N. St Marie
North Bevart
John W. Graham & Co
Sprague Avenue
Tacoma
Trego News Co
Seattle
Bctett
Firet Avenue
Wash Street
Berttle—W. 0
Portland
Bowmaen News Co
Roosevelt Taft Consultation Debate Reflected in Papers
Old New York papers debate whether Taft was consulted in Roosevelt era steel deal. They note Roosevelt and Root plus Bonaparte were consulted, Taft absent due to travels. Elks memorial day observed with solemn rites and mutual aid traditions across lodges nationwide.
Elks Memorial Day and the call to virtue
The article extols the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks, praising their restraint from self praise and urging members to honor memory days with charity and brotherly love. It stresses duty to God and man, and the community role of Elks in preserving moral standards and social unity.
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Elks Nf
Elktiom
Nile
Tidon
Elks
Flks
McNamara Case Calls for Prudence and Patience
The article urges citizens to avoid pretrial judgments in the McNamara case, noting past media reactions to the Los Angeles blast and urging restraint. It warns leaders and followers not to race to conclusions, and emphasizes allowing the legal process to uncover truth without premature verdicts or sensationalism.
Fashionable watches tempt crime in Baltimore streets
A fragment argues that women’s fashionable watches entice crime and tempt highwaymen, noting thousands of watches worn on wrists tempt robbers. The piece frames the trend as a danger to public safety and moral order.
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Baltimora
Fashion alters theft risk as pockets vanish in skirts
A historical discussion notes how tightly fitted skirts reduce pocket access for women while creating new temptations for pickpockets in crowds. It cites police commentary from New York and Baltimore on evolving fashion and theft, warning that pocketless dress shifts theft from purse to mere handbag exposure in busy streets.
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New York
Mia Ellerhat
Alice
Baltimore
Alka
Stepren Besore Sutton
Evner
Eating Contest Is Won By Two Prunes
In San Francisco on December 2 two stewed prunes decided a gourmandizing contest. HB Willie and W E Green of Southern Pacific were contestants. after the loser settled a bill of 26.60 both were taken to a barber emergency hospital for care. Green, the winner, devoured oysters, sirloin steaks, potatoes, rice pudding, a pie and prunes, while Wilke ate tenderloin steaks, French fries, rice pudding and prunes.
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San Francisco
Willie
W. E. Green
Plerka
Pacfic
Barber
Green
Wilkle
Five Die In Tug Diamond Boiler Explosion
Pittsburg December 3 A Swaney and four crew members of the Cow boat Diamond were killed when the boat's boiler exploded while tied up on the Allegheny River near Avalon six miles south. Five others were injured two fatally The Wwat sunk debris shattered Avalon houses and injured the Pennsylvania station roof. The dead include Captain E A Swaney Ralph Hagan Thomas Marshall Thomas Cunningram James Friel Only Friel's body was recovered, found on a nearby barge.
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Pittsburg
E. A. Swaney
Diamond
Allegheny
Avalon
Pensylvania
E. A. Swanet
Nalph Hagan
Thomas Marshall
Thomas Cunnincram
James Friel
Friel
Highwayman Suspect Claims Joseph Dye's Son
Salt Lake City reports Donovan identified as the highwayman who shot Joseph Rainbow last Sunday night. He says his name is Joseph M. Dye and asserts his father, Joseph Dye, a law partner of former Senator Henry M. Teller, can prove he was in Ogden at the time of the shooting.
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Salt Lake City
Jos Donovan
Joseph Rainbow
Rainbowy
Joseph M. Dye
Joseph Dye
Henry M. Teller
Colored
Dye
Pueblo
Donovan
Ogden
Rainbow
Rebels Execute Prisoners Near Yucatan Capital
In Halacha Yucatan the two rebel bands led by Westra Matea and Vilberto Leon, allied with the Regiyta faction, claim to act for the same cause. After routing state forces, they reportedly shot prisoners without a trial, while their men allegedly received provisional payments to be redeemed after a royal triumph.
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City of
Mexico
Inc
Halacha
Yucatan
Traona
Regiyta
Matny
Redeeman
Patterson visits parents after Denver murder charge
Gertruda Micken Patterson, newly linked to Charles Patterson murder in Denver, arrived in Sundoval Minnesota to visit her parents and plans to resume her maiden name. Court records indicate ongoing legal action with uncertain next steps and possible relocation to Oregon.
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Sundoval
Gertruda Micken Patterson
Denver
Charles Patterson
Cortends Gibron
Oregon
End Is Not Yet Says Prosecutor Then and Now
An extended report discusses reactions to a confession, with officials of labor unions disavowing ties and calling for strict law enforcement and fair trials. It notes delays in grand jury actions, counsel visits to prisoners, and remarks by District Attorney Fredericks and Assistant DA Fortlage about bribery charges against Burt He Franklin, a detective allied with the defendants. Franklin’s bail and potential continuances are also mentioned, along with expectations of further sensational developments.
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Ss Angeles Times
Josep Scott
Detrax
James R. McNamara
Fredericks
Fort Flate
Burt He Franklin
Ford
Franklin
McNalagras
Gompers to Issue Formal Statement on McNamara Case
New York December 4 Samuel Gompers said he would not issue a formal statement until returning to Washington to review the McNamara case He indicated ongoing obligations and suggested no conferences with labor leaders but warned he would not bow to pressure for clemency He added he would let the court decide and would not discuss further after decisions.
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New York
Washington
McNamarra
Samuel Gompers
Indianapolis conferences pave way for grand jury
In Indianapolis detectives and U S district attorney met to present evidence to the federal grand jury about dynamiting cases linked to the McNamaras and McManigals. Officials warned that indictments would be pursued for violations of federal explosives transportation laws as the inquiry continues.
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Indianapolis
Nnianapolis
Ind
Dec
Plene
Mciamara Brothers
Wiliam J. Alleng
United States
Charles W. Miller
Barna
Mr. Miller
Prand Dury
McNanaras
Ortis McManigal
Walter Draw
Thn Associe
Budorf
Seynul
Explosive investigation targets wider union ring says official
Sir Radord asserts the dynamiting probe will expose numerous conspirators beyond the McNamaras. He notes the National Reduced Association seeks justice for 100 explosions affecting bridge and structural iron work since August 2, 1905 across several states. Manitt M. Ryan, president of the Iron Workers, is said to travel from Avanta to assist in the case.
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Ternational Association of Bridge and Structural
Federal Grand Jory
Sir Radort
National Rrectore’ Azucetation
Dhiely
Massachusetts
Pacific Canal
McNamaras
Mianit M. Ryan
Association of Iron Workers
Extreme penalty urged unions to assist in McNamaras case
Memphis Tennessee December 3 A local typographical union member at a meeting telegraphed support urging all efforts to implement the extreme penalty on the McNamaras and others involved in the Times destruction Resolutions adopted condemned acts against organized labor and called for lawful action in response to events in Los Angeles A telegram was sent to Job Merriman praising the outcome of Pheelay's election.
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Memphis
Tenn
Jocal Typographical Union
Los Angeles
McNamaras
Nodalista
Resaluvony
Mesamaras
Job Merriman
Pheelay
Gality by the McNamaras shows UK shberry con scheme
A fragment notes the McNamaras involved in a con scheme described as a surface crime. Details are unclear, but the item implies authorities tracked a fraudulent arrangement affecting local parties. No dates or locations are readable.
Intrigue In Mexican Revolution Figures Reported in Texas
Five jotters signed by ten, allegedly from Puxqual Grozco and inventor Bernardo Reyes, offering services in the Mexican revolution, are claimed in San Antonio secret service hands. General Leyer rumored to act at Corpus Christi, with ties to Madero revolutions.
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Paso
Texas
Gaid
Puxqual Grozco
Bernardo Reyes
San Antonio
Tonieht
Leyer
Corpus Chyiatt
Crop yields and land area of Kiniuce Land and Cattle Co. described
The State Editors report on the Kiniuce Land and Cattle Co. holdings along the EhisMs River valley, detailing about 4,000 yards of land on Sptoomwod beach and extending to near Clyde Park. Wheat production is around 34 bushels per acre on roughly 6,? acres with turkey red wheat noted. overall crop results include 14,000 bushels of wheat and 2,000 of oats, 1,000 of barley, and 460 to 400 tons of rye, with figures varying by source and condition assessments.
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Clyde
Charlan
Ann Robert Metthing
Brothers Delove
Kiniuce Land and Cattle Company
Almagt
Clyde Park
Oute
Burney
Fragmentary note from a damaged page
The text appears as garbled OCR with scattered names and phrases. Readable elements include references to places and people but most of the content is incomprehensible, offering no clear event or outcome to summarize.
Farm Road Distances and Load Efficiency
A rural note explains a farm ten miles from market connected by a good road. It states a load can be drawn by one horse along this route more easily than by two over rough ground. The text hints that strong roads boost trade and communication between sections.
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BreaLer
Advertising Our Ran Prom Townsend Star
The governors' special train is described as attracting attention for a productive expansion. Montana is noted to accommodate about 300,000 farmers, dairymen, orchardists, and gardeners.
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Townsend
Cava Ts Nui
Roglimnse
Montana
Andious and Speelh Ward Arrest Spark Wide Scandal
A garbled late 19th century style report mentions VN Andious arrested on order of Speelh Penscutor Ward related to a recurd ret apenting run yearn sentence Dor Dodge and references to Langhorne Jr of Telena. It references governors Norris and other officials with vague notes on trials, fairs, and prizes, including mentions of Montane Farms and Morphy.
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Speelh
Dor
Atork Commission
Hlalite
Sam W, Langhorne Jr
Telena
Acorn tin Heiner and the Miles Chylar event summary
Fragmentary text references a celebration involving speaking people and a ceremonial event. Mentions glands of celebration and participants, but details are unclear and names are garbled. The passage lacks coherent facts for a fuller summary.
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Pune
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International Association of Bridge and Structuration Workers
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American Federation of Labor
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