Amaconda Standard publishing details and outlets
The Amaconda Standard announces publishing terms, price rates, and a list of news stands and offices across cities including New York Chicago San Francisco Los Angeles Seattle Portland and more. It notes contact points for editorial foreign advertising and general inquiries and provides address references for the STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY in Anaconda.
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New York City
Holanes
Broadway
Chicago
Auditorium Annex
P.O. News Ca
Horn Street
Empire News
Jackson
Dearborn
Rancos City
Yuma News Co
Ninth and Moir
Minneapolis
Kavanauga's
South Third Street
San Francisco
Fading Value and Modern Faults in Oriental Rugs
A reader laments the scarcity of good antique Oriental rugs as wear degrades old pieces. He contrasts traditional handcraft with mass produced modern rugs from Asia, noting color fading and doctored appearances. He describes how genuine antique rugs are rare and costly, while modern ones profit from machinery and quick production.
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India
Aderica
New York
Lily Fall
New
Yor
In God We Trust on U S Coins History
A fragmented account traces the origins of the motto In God We Trust on U S currency from 1803 Philadelphia mint inscriptions to 1864 circulation, noting early patterns, the Civil War era, and later political changes under President Roosevelt that affected its use on coins and currency.
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Goa
United States
Philadephia
Maryland
Inter
Roosevelt
King Oscar of Sweden Dies After Long Reign at 33 Years
King Oscar of Sweden felt personal distress at the separation of Norway and Sweden and never waned in his resolve. Crowned in 1838, he served thirty four years as king, renowned for linguistic skills and extensive military history knowledge. He wrote historical works and poetry and was widely respected for his cultural stature. Norwegians admired him despite political differences.
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Oscar
Sweem
No Way
Sweden
Tls
Ning Oscar
Speaker Cannon Praises River and Harbor Plans
The speech highlights support for large federal undertakings in waterways and harbors. Cannon notes past party shifts and warns such projects will take time, praising under presidential influence yet urging measured progress. He recalls earlier Republican losses when river and harbor bills were deemed too expansive.
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Cannon
Enormous U S Output Counted In Pins And Costs
The report estimates last year the United States produced about 103 billion pins and 6.2 billion pins in excluded categories. It notes a global supply of pins totaling roughly three hundred million miles of pin thread used, with a manufacturing cost around 1.25 dollars per thousand pins and vast global distribution.
American Rug Trade Faces Shifting Loyalties
A column discusses rug choices highlighting the appeal of Oriental manufacture and domestic rivals. It notes growing domestic production matching foreign designs and wear, with housekeepers preferring inner values over price.
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le Wonderful, Saven
Romel Mos
Warlah
Oklahoma railroads face new truth about train running times
The Oklahoma railroad commission plans to require railroads to publish full and accurate running times so travelers and merchants can know delays. The article notes prior practices of delaying disclosure and criticizes the roads for withholding information, referencing Oregon and Montana as contrast. It suggests a push to enforce truthful schedules and warns railroads may resist new orders.
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Oklahota
Orewanotna
Boss
Oklahoma
Evidonus
Manlana
Ambassadors Discuss Japanese Immigration Pact
The article notes the meeting between the United States and Japan led by Me Brien and Mr. O'Brian, held Saturday, focusing on immigration limits. It reports Japan’s pledge to curb emigration and the verbal nature of the accord, with U S expectations of strict cooperation.
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Toreign Alvatrs
Brien
America
Salto
Ims
Bron
United States
Tokio
Haya
O'Brian
Taft's Mother Passes Away During War Leader's Return
President Taft's secretary of war William Howard Taft rushed home from a world tour after learning his mother, Mrs. Taft, died on the homestead where she grew up. She was eighty years old, born in September, and sister to Miss Della Tarr. The news reached him as he was abroad visiting allied governments.
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Willam H. Tati
Arcratary
Jeff
Massachusetts
Venrrabie
Tatt
Reog¢Ry
Orient
Europe
PRESS COMMENT Hints on Money Fame and Social Pressure
A collage of quoted foreign and American excerpts critiquing money obsession social status and public opinion. It notes English restraint amid fashion anxieties and asks how owners of prominent boxes in New York’s season view financial pinch and appearance. The piece weaves reflections from The Spectator and New York papers.
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New York
Tnoston Herald
Fragmented voices warn of currency and football reform
A mosaic of editorials and notices decry political missteps and financial chaos. The Springfield Republican and New York Evening Post debate currency limits and Wall Street influence. Western agriculture and breadstuffs are cited as breadline relief, with figures like Hansbrough cited as urging distribution to relieve hunger.
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New York Evening Post
Hansbrough
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Anglers Abandon Voyage After Catastrophic Departure
A farcical, garbled report notes fishermen from France and Newfoundlang with 120 crew abandoning their voyage after a perilous departure from Miguelon, following a Cat. 1 incident. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Paimpal
France
Deo
Newfoundlang
Jacques and
Crofrade
Miguelon
Actress Mine Lodargy Engaged to Claude Casimir Porlér
Tabby Aur Fanganad Parle Dac reports the engagement of famed actress Mine Lodargy to Claude Casimir Porlér, son of the late president, announced in the morning edition.
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Parle
Dac
Mine
Lodargy
Claude Casimir Porlér
Shadowed events of a busy week across politics and navy
A hectic week looms with naval preparations at Hampton Roads for a Pacific voyage. Senate debates and a Jefferson Davis speech fuel currency and reform discussions while the Democratic National Committee meets in Washington to set the 1903 convention plans. The Week also features graft trial interest in San Francisco, a Western Union dividend meet in New York, and the Vanderbilt wedding in New York to Count Lado Saganchenyl.
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Senate
Hampton Roads
Pacific
Democratic National
Washington
San Francisco
George A. Potithona
Roge
National Civic Federation
Natonal League of
Ni York
Uae
Culberson
Clay
Secretary of the Treasury
Tilman
Tillman
Jefferson Davis
Arkansas
White House
Hampion
Rk Acone
Roadstead
Whder
Evans
Chicago
Kansas City
Denver
Poolek Calhoun
Colted Railwase
Western Union ‘Telegraph Company
New
New York
Giedya Vanderbilt
Ladio Saechenyl
Maching Shines Shoes At Broadway Debut
Readers flocked to a Broadway corner by the Metropolitan Opera to try automatic electrical shoe cleaning machines. A nickel slot triggers four rotary brushes that clean the instep, heels, and sides, with brushes, sprayers, and a finishing spray delivering a polished shine.
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The
New York Herald
Treadway Pna
Thuousands
Broadway
Metropolitan Opera
Nickeli
Three New Theatrical Offerings Captivate New York
The Knickerbocker presents George M. Cohan's Waragana and Water Moore in The Talk of the Town, The Warrens of Virginia stars Cherubs Waldron and Frank Ren, with Belasco staging and Keenan headlining. The Lancers with Lawrence D'Orsay and Cecilia Loftus offers light music and lively moments while other venues showcase Tyrone Power? No, Tyrle and a range of actors including Miss Wycherly, John Drew, Marie Doro, and Chauncey Olcott drawing strong crowds as New York theaters buzz with varied productions.
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Macy Krown
Tyrle
George M. Cohun
Victor Moore
Liv Star
Warrens
Virginia
Chariille Walker
My. Keenan
Backert
Cherlbs Waldron
the Lancers
Lawrennn D'orgay
Cecilia Loftus
Nuremberg
Garrick
W. J. Persyavn
Liebler & Co
Berkeley
Arnold Daly
Ampany
Margaret Wycherly Bueana
Ivish Yoetic Deanna
Kathleen Nt Bookhun
Tim Hour
William Butler Yeats
Misa Wycherly
Vo Hudson
the Stuyvesant
New Amsterdans
New Playhouse
David Warfield
Wimalerdam Ag
Otter
John Drew
Juniebla Theater
Marie Doro
Criterion
Tuvinaler
Garriel
Rose Stahl
Madson
Bayar
Kyle Bellew
Margaret Illington
Tyceum
Chauncey Olcott
Libert
Mason
Congistyla
Joe Weber
Theater Alley
Maude Feary
John Corts
Had & Ray
London
Yanny Rice
Vanitaville
Foresta
Sho Hae
Broadway Season Notes and Australian Tour Plans
Variety notes leanprar leading Broadway offerings and Miss Rigé’s comic stage work. Elliott Mack's company extends a Melbourne run. sails from Sydney November and returns March. Allen joins Christafule project in London with Liebler & Co for a U.S. tour, while Chicago Opera House lease shifts. Nancy Syres.
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Leanprar
Broad Way
Miss Rigé
Penn Donn
Adelie
Woom
Wielson
Andrew Dick
Andrew Mtoe
Mack
Suez
Williamson
Melbourne
Ant
Bendigo
Badlyrat
Melbourn
Sydney
Mr. Mack
Holy Land
Naples
Rome
Paria
London
Chicago
Past Week’s Financial Events Shape Treasury Policy
New York reports show treasury actions stabilizing markets with about 49 million of 160 million in new securities issued amid treasury plans. Banks note stronger currency and improved money market conditions, as Panama bonds restructure and one year certificates reach 13 million, easing future currency inflows.
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New York
Doc
Wally
Secretary of the Treasury
Ly Ieue
Cnrn
V Asue
Panama
Crooked Genxeser Roving Through Geneseo Corridor
A garbled 19th century style piece describes a crooked route along a river from Genomes to Geneseo via Piffard and nearby valleys. It mentions a delayed crossing near Tiffard, a bend by Pine hoele, and distances around eight miles, reflecting a rugged travel path through a rural corridor.
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Geneseo
Piffard
Pifum
Tel
Ava
Goldfield to reopen mines with large miner turnout
An official statement says Goldfield mines will open Wednesday with about 1500 Western Federation men available to fill positions. Workers will be housed off site, while camp protection and wage concerns prompt a push for a permanent camp and early wage scale. The Nevada Mine Owners’ Association plans expansion and a strong campaign to lower living costs as tensions loom.
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Goldfield
Nee
Worly
Associa Lon la
Nevada Mine Owners’ Association
Goldsfield Mine Owners’ Association
Goldfield Mine Owners’ Association
Riot Way Follow in Midville Race Tragedy Reported
A violent incident in Macon Georgia ends with the death of a promoted figure named llymmar slik of Midville and reports indicate multiple others may have been killed. An AC train carrying about 200 men is said to have moved toward the area amid the unrest nearby.
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Macon
Tee
Llymmarslik
Midville
Unien
Haya Fet
Savannin
Ie Acim
Archbishop Edmond Hann to Coadjutor of San Francisco
Rome telegram reports P Wy Hier Gan of San Francisco arrived at Rome to discuss the papal appointment of the Rev Edward Hann of Rochester as coadjutor archbishop of San Francisco. The move would prepare for leadership transition in the diocese.
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Rome
Dec
The Frat State Harpers Weekly Civil Service Tale
A fragment from Harper's Weekly recounts a Washington civil service interview where a black candidate asserts Alabama as his first state when asked which state he represents. The exchange highlights a clash of alphabetic logic and regional identity, with the official challenging the claim.
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Harper's Weekly
Civil Service
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