Standard Publishing Company print and office details
The text lists subscription rates and advance payment terms for the Anaconda Standard, plus branch offices, foreign advertising, and newspaper distribution points across multiple cities. It also notes office addresses and general business correspondence routing to the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda, Montana.
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New York City
Drentano's
Union Square
Chicago
Vandersilen's
Dearborn Street
Auditorium Annex
Minneapolis
Kavanaugh's
Dispute over disqualification law looms in Congress
The House debates a bill on judge disqualification amid caucuses and delays. William M. Springer, long a congressman, is noted for backing a 1876 term limit resolution that argued against a second presidential term. The vote tally on that resolution was 242 to 18.
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William ML Springer
Congress
Springfield
Springer
Nomination at Grant and Springer's Territorial Interest
The record notes Springer’s nomination at Grant and his growing interest in western constituencies. He chaired the committee on territories and introduced a bill for statehood for the territories, with Montana among the number. Years passed before Montana achieved statehood, while Springer remained a key figure and ally of the national Democratic party attachment.
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Grant
Congress
Springer
Witeloun
Montano
Buttie West
Spriingee
National Democratic Party
Cleveland Letter Triggers Press Debate In Eagle Era
A Cleveland letter sparks heated national coverage as the Brooklyn Eagle’s role in the presidential nomination discussion draws praise and criticism. The New York World questions the Eagle’s initiative while speculating Cleveland may still run if pressed by public pressure and press influence.
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Cleveland
Brooklyn Eagle
Jongeér
Olney
Judge Parker
Mr. Cheveland
Nat
Eagle
Phat
New York
Anouely and Bryan in London Commentary
A garbled recounting notes Anouely and J Bryan in Europe. It cites praise from the Lotion Times and a New York Times correspondent on Bryan’s speech at the Thanks alylis dinner of the American wadery of London.
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Wham J. Bryan
Lord Rosebery
New York Vines
Bryan
London
It Will Always Stand or Captain Carter in Leavenworth
Captain Carter, linked to alleged thefts related to harbor work, faces discipline under military law. If caught attempting to reclaim funds, he could endure punishments outlined by the articles of war. The incident underscores court martial rules on scandalous conduct and officer duties.
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Carter
Leavenworth
Siveatinay
Pginy
Karl von Boeckman
To-Hwtnesburg
South Africa
Atcica
von Boecksin
England
Bau
Burin
Bevin
Tyne
Mainteins
Hermiin Budermann
Corman Amol
Boon
Greseh San
Testimony on General Wood Promotion Sparks Debate
Fragmented coverage notes a Senate committee hearing on General Wood and the mutiny accusations involving Major Runcle and Stay Stannard. The testimony questions Wood's record and hints at tensions over promotion.
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Seatre
Wood
Steenl Uuitt
Antt
Juncle
John St. Brooke
Woon
Runcle
Steele
Ue Aonate
Fnc
Craw
Curious London Chronicle Anecdotes and Town Gossip
A London Chronicle style column recounts a thicket of eccentric tales. It recalls a duke's romantic past with a Mecklenberg princess, the Roxburghe family revival, and South Africa under British influence. It notes a New York beggar’s bundle and a Syracuse savings bank remnant, plus a Lancashire village electing a mock mayor and Sir William Bulcock’s ceremonial reign.
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May Gorlet
London Chronicle
Ronnie
Charlotte
England
Tex
Christ
Celf
Haxburghe Club
Dix Funions
Valdartey
Lancashire
Worston
Abyays Famenhe
Holt
William Bulcock
Wihover
Cornnration
London
Buesh
Fragmented Sepotchman's Durr Text Pulled From Odd Association Tale
A garbled OCR style excerpt speaks of a temperance pledge and a church anecdote. It references an association, a plan for electric service, a typewriter connection, and a country church sermon about eternity. The text blends satire with disconnected lines and unclear chronology.
Unclear fragmentary note on political figures and welcomes
Fragmentary historical text mentions a son of an etgi or terman cuchar receiving a congratulatory letter and an Anita Ne loa prize. references William McAfee a New Jersey congressman and former assistant secretary. mentions Cleveland era ministers and a Keening commissione in New York City. cites William Tryo of Maine claiming grandather status in the U.S. Senate and a baby arrival at Willem Frye White in Washington.
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Wwutiam I Tryo
Maine
United States Senate
Stallson
Willem Frye White
Washington
Notable Letters and Local News From Owensville Era
A blend of society notes and snippets from Owensville and surrounding areas, detailing Reverend James Nwards, a popular pastor, and Ar Frye praising Braunles in the senaiw. The report touches on Senator Cockrell’s whist games, a jury verdict of $2, and local legal cases, plus cultural plans by James Robertson of Lewisiana and remarks on marriage, social duties, and a conservative view of women’s roles in domestic life.
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James
Nwards
Owensville
GibBan County
Astute
Household Ambitions and Women’s Emancipation Portrayed
An early narrative sketches a housekeeper’s rise as a central figure in a family, praising her devotion and shaping a home as her fame. It contrasts maternal influence with rising calls for female emancipation, noting tensions between tradition and new gender roles without endorsing the shift.
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Aloe Weery Wairman
Mort Egos
Ste
Harpers Magazine On The War Path And Its Brutal Tactics
An excerpt describes a raid with marching troops, tank assaults, and village destruction. It details battles, captives, and the use of force to breach a village gate, with villagers fleeing and fires spreading among woodlands as part of the campaign.
Modern woman and athletic ideals criticized in reform tone
A historical critique argues that women have been miseducated to pursue vigorous sports, harming beauty and health. It laments the shift from petite feminine forms to tall, athlete-like figures and condemns unnatural training for eroding femininity and vitality across generations.
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Hans
Indus
Manrter
Ann
Duc
Mint
Carly
Cote
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